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Eleventh Street
Columbus
Union
Sixth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Emptiness of Republican Promises and Hayti War Talk
A Baltimore or Philadelphia era piece mocks Republican promises on wages and tariff reform, notes coal and metal mine closures in Pennsylvania and elsewhere, and discusses political fallout. It also warns of a possible US confrontation with Hayti and cites a Tribune table showing Cleveland's national vote lead and Harrison's Colorado gain amid tariff reform debates.
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Harrison
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Ashland
Shenandoah
Mount Carmel
Monongahela Works
Forestry Congress urged bold action to save Southern timber
The Forestry Congress closed in Atlanta urging prompt concerted action to preserve South Carolina forest wealth. It warned of waste and a looming timber famine if precautionary steps are not taken and called on forest owners and enthusiasts to act now to protect and increase the region’s timber income.
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Forestry Congress
Atlanta
South
Foreste
Impending Rate War and Bank Scandals Highlight 1892 Outlook
Reports from Chattanooga claim a forthcoming rate war as railroads tactics pivot on ticket scalpers evading inter-State commerce rules. The Baltimore and Ohio is revalued, cutting its $40,000,000 surplus by more than half and boosting confidence in President Spencer’s leadership. Debates over School of Technology funding urge an $18,000 appropriation to avoid wasting prior shop investments. Hayti tensions loom as U S. actions threaten a rebound. A Speakership race under tariff lines pits Cannon against McKinley Reed and others. Weekly business failures rise to 268, signaling cautious trade. The Boston Herald notes Cleveland may leave a united Democratic party on tariff policy.
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The
New York Tribune
Colorado
Cleveland
Harrison
Fisk
Streeter
Upo
Philadelphia Acord
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Chattanooga
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Spencer
Columbus
School of Technology
Boston Herald
the Herald
Notable Personal Fortunes and Intellectual Claims Across Headlines
Belva Lockwood asserts women outpace men intellectually by 13 percent. Ethel Ingalls to oversee society columns for the New York World. John D. Archbold owns a $10 million fortune, rising from oil field labor. James McMillan of Detroit, likely Michigan senator, valued at $15 million. Elizabeth J. Hereford, Texas poetess, tied to Sir Walter Scott. Sara W. Cates of Kansas City worth $10 million from real estate. James Russell Lowell plans a Boston winter, lectures in Philadelphia. Blaine to rent in Washington. may write on American political history. Julian Hawthorne on Zola’s purpose and artistry. Colonel John S. Moseby to Washington for inauguration, possibly a consular posting elsewhere than Hong Kong.
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Belva Lockwood
Ethel Ingalls
Kansas
New York World
James McMillan
Detroit
Michigan
Elizabeth J. Hereford
Texas
Sir Walter Scott
Sara W. Cates
Kansas City
James Russell Lowel
Boston
Philadelphia
Blaine
Washington
Julian Hawthorne
M. Zola
Johns
Moseby
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Chattahoochee Valley Exposition Ends in Columbus
The Columbus exposition closed last Saturday with bold leadership from local and regional citizens. Organizers are praised for energetic, earnest work that showcased Columbus resources to the nation and drew successful attention beyond the city and its surrounding region.
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Columbus
Queen City
City
Opelika Democrat
Bear Encounter Frightens Man in Columbus Street Scene
A Meriwether visitor walked past a Columbus shoe store where a stuffed bear skin lay. He tore at pecans in the display and, imagining a live bear, drew his knife and cut the skin. The bear appears slain. onlookers teased the man, who regrets the prank.
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Columbus
Cartersville Courant
Moonshiners Captured in Wyoming County Raid
United States Revenue Officer Frank Wooten and Deputy Collector seized seventeen men near Cedar Creek. John Payne and his two brothers led illicit distilling with a large mash supply. Two Paynes were arrested after a gunfight as the brothers resisted arrest and fled with threats toward federal officers. The Paynes, long feared in the area, had previously attacked Deputy Marshal Sam Sissler and vowed to defy authorities. They are to be jailed in Charleston awaiting trial.
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Charleston
W. Va
United States Revenue
Frank Wooten
W. P
Ams
Cedar Creek
Wyoming County
John Payne
Payne
Paynes
William Payne
John William
Joseph Payne
Sam Sissler
Tommie’s Creek
Raleigh
United States Court
Jobs
Sissler
United States
Fight Between Swedes and Missouri Miners Flares Up
Reports from Macon, St Louis, and Bevier describe a prolonged battle between coal mine workers and Swedes employed in Mine No 1 in Bevier. About 1500 to 2000 shots fired. several storefronts near the Hannibal and St. Joe depot damaged. multiple wounded. One Swede, Charles Thornbour of Chicago, fatally shot while fleeing. Sheriff appeals to Gov Moorehouse. Adjutant General ordered to Bevier for peace.
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WasuiscoTon
Macon
St. Louis
Bringfield
Bevier
Hannibal and St. Joe
Charles Thornbour
Chicago
Moorehouse
Jamison
Vessel West Meath Seized With Java Sugar Cargo
The steamer West Meath and its cargo of sugar valued at about 400000 were seized in San Francisco by Collector J S Hager. Duty of 150000 was paid, the seizure claimed for under declaring sugar quality. Warehouse, steamer, and cargo placed under seal. penalty may include confiscation and 20 percent of value. Largest seizure in port and first cargo from Java.
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San Francisco
J. S Hager
Java
White Caps Indicted in Crawford and Harrison Counties
A dispatch from New Albany Ind reports the indictment and arrest of nine White Caps in Crawford county with arrests causing intense local excitement in West Fork English and Eckerty. The governor has assigned a noted criminal attorney to aid the prosecuting attorney. The gang’s influence has depressed real estate values halted emigration and driven residents to sell farms. In Durant Mississippi a fire in Pickens destroyed multiple businesses including Brit restaurant Oliver drug store Tucker saloon Blair Furgeson general store and Rousselab barber shop with no loss estimate given.
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Curriaco
New Albany
Ind
Crawford County
West Fork
English
Eckerty
Cargoon
Crawford
Harrison
Durant, Miss
Pickens
Here
D. W. Brit
N. Oliver
Hugh Tucker
Blair & Furgeson
Gus Rousselab
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West India Islands
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J. G Carlisle
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Everett
Brotherhood of
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Helena
Montana
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Ruse
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Joe M. Moon
Anderson
Macer
Pakhurst
Giles
New York Evening Sun
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Christian Standard
Nag
Chicago Tribune
Tam
Burlington Free Press
Mr. Oldbeau
Evalina
Royal Baxina Powderr Co
Wail St. N.Y
Geo. McElarney
Garrard Building
Broad and
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A. W. B. Tigner
Twelfth Street
Radford
Has. L. Walter
My8 Ly Conumpus, Ga
Praans J. Dudley
Union Depot
Henderson Sims
H. Sims
Oliver & Bize’s
Riddle House
Fourth Avenue
E. J. Gillespie
Evans & Howard’s Drug Store
Broad Street
Lary
E. Griggs
Evans & Howard’s Central Drug Store
R. S. J. Wylie
Ninth Street
E. B. Schley
Eleventh and Broad
Ice
P. I. Pendleton
Third Avenue
Patterson & Thomas’ Drug Store
R. H. McCutcheon
Lively Drug Store
Lively
Alt
W.a. Wimbish
Gilbert Wimbish & Gilbert
Attorneys At Law
H L. Manson
Yee Y ¥. Crawford
Wittich & Kinse’s
Oetchius & Chappell
A. Moose
Georgia Home Building
Thomas & M
Lester
D. Peabody
Hall
Sylacauga
Als
Ala
John Peabody
Willian H. Brannon
S. B. Hatcher
Eabody
Brannon & Hatcher
Columbus, Ga
Janity William A. Little
Broad
Welfth St
Grigley E Thomas, JR
Leonidas M'Lester
Cneill
F. Garrard
Wittien & Kinsei’s
OFI
J. Kaufman, Jr
J.K. Orr & CO
Boots and Shoes
Chappell
Ochitt
J. Harris Chappell
Iron ‘Wagon Chat
James M. Smith
James E. Deaton
Thomas Cochran
Charles Allen
James O. Helms
Waverly Hall
L. N. Gates
John Parramore
Florence
R. Broda
Robert Davis & Co
Levens Laney
Russell County
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Tillery
Sam McMurrain
Box Springs
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G. J. Peacock
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Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
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Piedmont Air Line
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Atlantic &Ailroad
Selma
Chehaw
West Font
LaGrange
Newnan
Wwsam
Piemont
We New Bos
Charlotte
Richmond
Balthweere
South Sound
Mosne
Harvey & Dudley
Lime and Labs
Tan
Rer Ag
H. G. Eppine
E. H. Epping
Chattahoochee National Bank
United States Exchange
D. A. Andrews
Muscogee County
Iss
Thos. Gilbert
Welfth Street
Volumbus, GA
Alabama
Id&nly
Georgia Steam and Ga
A. R. Callahan
Sepé
J. B. Lindsay
Colamous
Breau St
W. T. Code
Reedy & Harrison's Auction House
Empire Stables
East Side
Twenth
Thirteenth Stresta
Passoney
West
Co Pitasoe
Iyo Co
Jesse D. Abrahams
Third National Bank of Columbus
C. E. Younes
C. E. Young & Bru
13Th St
Richard Fpoware
Gal Bryant
First Avenue
Mark A. Bradford
Broad St
D&wly
F. R. Youna
G. M. Barlow & Bro
South Broad ST
Lockwood, Greene &C
Newbluryport, Mas
Rothschild’s
Muscogee
Ordtry
Superior Court
Sherif
Ag F. M. Brookes
Cec
M. Brooks
J. J. Butt’s
Rhus-Vernix
C. A. Shepperson & Cou
the Columbus Clothing CO
G. Woolfolk
Real Estatef
John Blackmar
Browneville Als
Bluff
Fourth Avenue Borth
Georga Mid
Eighth Street
South Colored Public School
Rose
Lynn Wood
Amy Corner
Seventeenth Street
Fourth Wa
Fifth Avenue
St. John’s Church
Third
Seventh Street
Second Avenue
Real Estate and Ins
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Colum
Bus and Western Railroad Yard
L. H. Chappell
Ins
Hose
Browseville
Girard
Kent
Oaebrocn
J.C. Reedy
Drader
McH
Avelue
DetWe
Bud
6Th Streets
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Lower Sth Avenue
Padhgen Mills
Od. Green
Tettstate
Brannon & Carson
Columbus, Geeorgia
Fernoline Bolsam
Fernwine Balsa
Ferniline Chemical Company
Harleston
Brannon & Carsoy
Aceni
Columbusx
Fardware
William Beach
H. T. Hall
Brannon & Carson, Novis Dawim
Oswichee Plantation
Oswichee
W. T. Nuckolls
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Oswichee, Ala