Washington May events loom over 1888 nomination talk
The Northwest reports on national politics centering on Cleveland's possible renomination and West of Missouri remarks, with debate on whether Cleveland seeks a second term. It previews May events in Washington, including a grand encampment, races, concerts, and the Garfield statue unveiling, while noting extensive preparations and anticipated crowds. It also mentions a drumbeat of public interest and weathering civic signs as the capital gears up.
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Missouri
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Vent
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Cleveland
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Yeat
Chamberldini
Hia
Ae West
Fecreabey Kanes
Strat Raiee Hia
Cape Here
America
Washington
Weakington
Patti
Army of the Cumberland
Garfield
Washington Monument
Vet
White House
Persis
Eee
Varians Statea
The Mants Bride and the Dark Mine Rescue Tragedy
A seven year old mine tale recounts Timmins the reckless miner and a new manager Woodward. A faint light reveals Meta Woodward and a miner as they wander dark galleries, pursued by a madman Black Jack. He leaps to his death with Meta, ending a perilous rescue.
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Staffordshire
Muen
Avriene de Sdnta
Overeer
Jane
Timmins
Black Jack Timmins
Mr. Woodward
Mets
Baccup
Meta
Papa
Mary
Tim
Madstone of Mrs Gibson's holds famed Georgia relic
A Banks County death revives interest in madstones with Georgia roots. The best known is Mrs. D. W. Gibson's stone in Columbia County, said to cure blood poisons and bites from mad dogs, snakes, and other poisons. Its age and a century of use across the South fuel its fame, with dramatic cures reported in families from Toombs to Norwood and beyond.
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Fairburn
Mm. D. W. Gibson
Columbia County
East Indies
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Mr. Gibson
Jess
Abe Lockhart
Shack Green
Gibson
Miss Williams
Robert Toombs
Wikes County
Carolinas
Ceorga
Alabam
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