Plain Talk at Lawrenceville Georgia by L F Livingston
At a Lawrenceville mass meeting Hon. L F Livingston President of the Georgia State Alliance urged plain talk on the Alliance aims and financial reform. He endorsed the sub treasur y plan to aid farmers, attacked monetary contraction and argued for warehouse storage of crops to issue certificates and create flexible currency.
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Treasury
Alliance
Lawrenceville
Hon. L. F
Livingston
Georgina State Alliance
Adan Smith
Farmers’ Alliance
Tle
Georgia
Ohio
Tlinois
Tinois
South
United States
Charles Dickens
Lincoln
Wall Street
Congress
National Alliance At
St. Louis
Sub-Treasury
Columbus
Mgr. Livingston
National Alliance
Amin
Zeb Vince
Wudit
Trouble at Tryon sparks cross state rescue attempt
Greenville News reports a mob from Greenville county freed Holland Durham, jailed in Tryon for disorderly conduct, and fled with him after an armed rescue. Tryon police, led by B G Poole and William Weaver, pursued names of the rescuers as shots were fired toward a roadside church, prompting warrants and cross state pursuit.
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Tryon City
Asheville & Spartinbury
North Carolina
Holland Durham
Durhin
Greenville County
Tryon
Durham
Willian Durham
Warren Durham
Luther Durhan
Mark Durhan
Babe Durham
Babe Pace
Jim Durham
Hugh Rodgers
John A. Gibson
Johns. Fisher
B. G. Poole
William Weaver
Nero
Lanvinige
W. M. Durham
Pickens
Greenville
Greenville News
Louisville Cyclone Ravages City and Region
Destructive cyclone hits Louisville and surrounding states Tennessee Kentucky Illinois and Indiana causing widespread ruin. Reports state up to 80 killed with 150 to 200 injured and losses estimated between 1.5 and 3 million dollars as buildings rail depots and parks are leveled.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Ilinois
Tadisna
Louisville
18Th Street
7Th Street
Market Street
Balls City Hall
Knights of Honor
Falls City Hall
James Harrison
Board of Trade
Parkland
Union Depot
Chesapeake and Ohio
Bist
Bowling Green
Louisvia
Barton
Pittsburg
Henxperson
Webster County
Brutal murder shocks Tradesville county scene
A brutal killing near Tradesville五 county unfolded Sunday night as Augustus Hennis was attacked and killed after being lured outside by Rachel Cato and an accomplice. Hennis and suspects fled. the body lay hidden until Wednesday. Cato and the woman were jailed, with Clyburn still sought. Hennis was a New York painter living in the area.
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Sun
Tradesville
Augustus Hennis
Hennis
Brewer Mine
Hennig
Roxy Hearns
Wright
Tunderburk
Rachel Cato
Cato
Clybun
Clyburn
New York
Lancaster
S. C
Ledger
North Carolina's Industrial Boom Reinforces State Spirit
The Old North State shows enterprise across towns from small to large with an industrial boom. State resources are vast and being used practically to advance progress. North Carolina newspapers foster all enterprise and keep the state ahead in the South's march toward prosperity.
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University Council
Columnia
D. C
Dr. McBryde
South Carolina University
Denar Sir
Capt. Tillman
Muuner
J. H. Counts
L.M. Parker
J. Ti. M. Irby
W. P. Snelerove
A. C. Lattimer
Geo. B. Dean
North Carolina
North
South
Old North
Atlanta Constitution
Premiere Crispi Rises From Poverty to Millionaire Status
Italian premiere Crisp i rose from poverty as a revolutionary exile to become a millionaire within thirty years, marking a rapid ascent in political and economic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premiere Crispi
Italy
Family Unearths Dead Indian From Deep Whatcom Well
A Whatcom Washington family hired a man to inspect a ninety foot well after a taste complaint. The depth inspection yielded a tragic find a dead Indian was hoisted from the well. The event raises questions about safety and local conditions.
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Whatcom
Wash
Loco Motive Built From Thousands of Pieces Shaped Like Watchwork
A single locomotive steam engine is assembled from nearly 6000 components, requiring precision comparable to that of a watchmaker. The description emphasizes meticulous detail in coordinating many small parts to create a functioning machine.
Greeley's Reply to a Threatening Subscriber
A famous editor stops a quarrel over subscription by explaining the unreal power of one change. Greeley recalls the sea of ongoing press and the gate of public work cannot be shut by a single man. The piece also notes California gold production rising from 1848 onward.
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Vorace Greeley
New York Tribune
New York City
Creeley
Mr. Greeley
Thompson
Greeley
California
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L. F. Livingston
Wood Times
Necro
S. J. Rarndall
Farmers’ Convention
Wis
Euphradian Society
News and Courier
J. W. Simpson
E. J. Aycock
J. R. Coggesall
Geo. S. Lecare
Samuel McGowan
G. M. Pinckney
H. L. Elliott, Jr
P. Verner
O. —. Withers
McBrydeling
Vilhaan
Ifteen
Bismareck
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Boyle
Baltimore
J. J. Boyle
Church of the Sacred Heart
Raleigh
Geneva Whitaker
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Alice Upchurch
George HH. Snow
K. HE. Battle
Argo
Charles
Washington
Bridget Sweeny
Tracey
Coit
J. C. Coit
Columbia
Cueran
5. C
G. W. Shell
The
Farmers’ Association
Captain Shell
Untiings
Capt
Tillman
Cuan.Lesbon
S.C
W. A. Courtenay
Captain Tillman
kMews
Farmers’ Movement
Courtenay
Alabama
Old North State
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