Plain Talk by L F Livingston on Georgia Alliance
A mass meeting in Lawrenceville Georgia featured Hon L F Livingston president of the Georgia State Alliance delivering plain talk. He argued the Alliance aims to aid farmers not attack merchants and lawyers, blamed monetary policy and currency contractions for farmer poverty, and urged adoption of a sub treasury plan with warehouse storage to stabilize prices and currency.
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Georgia State Alliance
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Adan Smith
Farmers’ Alliance
Georgia
Ohio
Illinois
South
Hale
National Alliance At
St. Louis
Sub-Treasury
Columbus
Mrr
Committee of Five
National Alliance
Ed Vince
Congress
United States
Treasury
Riots Over Rescue Attempt At Tryon North Carolina Border
Greenville News reports a white mob from Greenville county aided by allies from South Carolina freed Holland Durham, a black suspect, from Tryon North Carolina jail last Sunday. Nine to ten rescuers allegedly stormed the lockup, fought local authorities, and carried Durham across the state line amid gunfire. Authorities have requisitioned the men for arrest as Tryon defenses brace for further action. Durham is described as a reputed highwayman.
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Asheville & Spartanburs
North Carolina
Holland Durhm
Durhan
Greenville County
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Grimes
William Durham
Warren Durham
Luther Durham
Mark Durham
Babe Durham
Babe Pree
Jim Duran
Hwueh Rodeers
John A. Gibson
John Os. Fisher
Qushal
Bo G. Poole
Willits Wormer
Durhian
Holland Diurhian
W. Mo Durham
Pickens
Cgireenville
Greenville News
Louisville Cyclone Devastates City and Surrounding Areas
A massive cyclone struck Louisville and nearby towns causing widespread destruction. Reports say over 90 killed in Louisville with 150 wounded and up to 1,000 with minor injuries. The disaster damaged hundreds of buildings, disrupted water and power, and prompted a large relief effort.
Brutal murder near Tradesville shocks county
Neighbor reports hearer of a brutal homicide near Tradesville as Augustus Hennis is found beaten and stabbed, his wife Helen Hennis under suspicion along with Rachel Cate. A jury of inquest indicts the wife and Cate. Cato and Clyburn are charged, with Cato confessing and claiming an outside helper. Hennis, a New York printer, died after a night in a tavern and on the public road before his body was concealed.
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Tradesville
Augustus Heennis
Hennis
Brewer Mine
Roxy Hemnis
Mil
Wright
Woditel
Ous
Justice Funderburk
Rachel Cate
Wom
Alfa
Aera
Cato
Dia Dia
Hrenmnis
Clybrim
Clyburn
Sherif
Cito
Wis
Quan Wis
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Phe
Divine
Tatncaster S. Cl. Ledger
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
New York City
Greeley
Mr. Greeley
Thompson
The Old North State Spirit Spreads in North Carolina
The article praises North Carolina for its enterprise and industrial boom. It notes small towns gaining recognition through pluck, vast resources being practically utilized, and state papers fostering every enterprise to keep North Carolina at the forefront of the South's progress. It ends with optimism about a bright future.
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Old North
South
Atlanta Constitution
Italian Premier Crispi Reigns Despite Humble Past
Premier Crispi of Italy remains a powerful figure though thirty years ago he was among the poorest of revolutionary exiles, illustrating a dramatic rise from poverty to prominence in Italian politics.
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Premier Crispi
Italy
Anl
Abridged European Dispatches Omit Grizzly Shorts Cock Fight
A Texan columnist apologizes for crowding in the columns and says European dispatches will be abridged or omitted, and the report on a cock fight at Grizzly Shorts ranch last Wednesday is partially left out. The full name of Bismarck's successor will appear next week if space frees up.
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Grizzly Shorts Ranch
Bismarck
Baldwin Locomotive Largest Heavier Engine Built
The Baldwin Locomotive Works built for the Northern Pacific Railroad a locomotive described as the largest and heaviest ever made. With its tender it weighed 225000 pounds, far exceeding the ordinary steam engines which range from 47000 to 165000 pounds.
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
Norther Pacific Railroad Company
Well depth reveals dead Indian extracted from 90 foot well
A Whatcom Washington family sought to test a ninety foot well after poor water taste. A man lowered into the depth found a dead Indian body, retrieved from the bore.
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Whatcom
Wash
Greeley Quips On subscribers and California gold gains
A dialogue with Horace Greeley contrasts stopping a newspaper with the flow of the world. The tale ends noting California gold production rising from 9 million in 1849 to 58 million in 1850 and a total gold output of 1.125 billion to date.
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California
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