The Negro Vote and Cotton Crop Forecast 1888
The excerpt discusses political discourse on the Negro vote, noting Republican claims of overwhelming Negro support in several states and contrasting this with Democratic loyalty. It also surveys cotton crop projections for 1888 81, citing Bradstreet estimates and market implications for spinners as the season progresses.
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New York State
Harrison
Indiana
Ohio
Nevada
Republican Party
South
Democratic Party
Bradstreet
Sympathy Movements and Tariff Ties in Trust Critique
A trust beneficiary proposes naming unlawful conspiracies as sympathy movements. The Detroit Free Press says sympathy is shown by raising prices, cutting meat availability, and lowering retained workers’ wages. It notes the jute bagging trust relies on protective tariffs, which supporters deem beneficial, while workingmen favor tariff reform in votes across major cities.
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Detroit Free Press
The
Free Press
Trust
Tuley Street tailors and protectionists clash with South
A Birmingham group of protectionists linked to the Tuley Street tailors clash with Congressman Bankhead and promise to reorganize Southern politics. The Chicago Tariff Reform League, one of the era’s largest reform bodies, says electoral returns show the need for aggressive action and plans a Pl tariff reform convention in Chicago soon.
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Harrison
South
Tuley Street
England
Bankhead
Alabama
Indianapolis
Chicago Tariff Reform League
League
Chicago
Politically charged Hall case rattles rails and courts
Rh M Hall of Atlanta has been investigated for selling free passes while serving as Special Inspector of Survey in Denver. Arrested and released on own recognizance, Hall faces possible grand jury action and state penitentiary exposure. Sen Colquitt denies kinship. Birmingham Democrats urged to soften critique of Harrison address. Nashville praise for Georgia’s strawberry season and Macon’s new City Clerk Bridges Smith announced.
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Markham
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Journel
Colquitt Carter
Bridges Smith
the Telegraph
Macon
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Various notable figures and events feature in a week’s curiosities
The piece notes Chief Justice Fuller’s nervous habit, the late Duchess of Galicia’s philanthropy including a $1,000,000 gift to the Pope, and Dora d Istria’s death from apoplexy. It mentions Dr Ethelbert Warfield as a young Miami University president, Boston mayoral mystery, Consul-General Russell’s London plans, Mrs Cleveland’s new desk and hat, the Duke of Hamilton mausoleum at $900,000, and Gladstone boosting publishers with praise for recent works. It closes with remarks on literary reception and ongoing praisings.
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Miami University
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England
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Waller
London
Duke of Hamilton
Castello di San Angelo
Rome
Florence
Alexander
Farolas Hagus
Alexandria
Gladstone
Robert Elsmere
Fayetteville tannery plan and regional notes
Summary of regional developments including W P Redwine to build a large tannery at Fayetteville, Brunswick Military Fair receipts at 1600 dollars, and various local affairs across Georgia such as merchants in Lexington, farmers markets and pecan culture in Decatur county. Reports cover sewers in Brunswick, railway construction progress, crimes, fires, and court actions across multiple counties, with mentions of towns like La Grange Waycross Albany Anniston and Marietta.
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W. P. Redwine
Fayetteville
Brunswick
Lexington
Camilla
Farmers’ Alliance
Lee County
Smithville
A. J. White
Milner
la Grange
Wilkes County Alliance
Decatur County
Rome
Knights Templar
Masonic
Lectured Crawford
McIntosh County
Edward Williams
Avis Davis
Henry County
McDonough
Marietta
Joseph Gartrelle
Stansell
Waycross
Darien
Boynton
Butts Superior Court
Tom McNair
J. D. Touchstone
Zetelia
Mr. Stansell
L. B. Mann
Gay
Meriwether County
Council
J. E. Dart
Frank Higginbotham
Rillard
The
Riva
Lexington Terminal Railroad Company
Jake Low
P. H. Aiken
Morgan County
Pennington Gin House
Charlies Hearn
Albany
Polcosin
Wilkes
Sherff
Posse
Grand Jury
Hillyer’s Bluff
Broad River
J. Q. Amerson
Cato’s
Washington County
R. B. Walker
Jackson
Amerson
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