Democrats Seeks Unity in tariff reform and 1892 race
Senator Kenna of West Virginia says Democrats will win the next presidential contest regardless of Republican nomination. He urges preconvention agitation, favors a western nominee, and criticizes the Mills tariff bill as arbitrary. He proposes broad consultation with state delegations to craft a party platform.
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Washington
Kenna
West Virginia
Congress
Boutelle
Maine
Senate
House
Ilia
New York
Democratic Party
Lettersonian
Cleveland
Corman
Hales
Stevenson
Ilinois
Crovernors
Altornacy Veneras
MckKinley
Eighten
Elas
Chicago
News and Courier
Tobacco Cultivation Tips From Henry J. Fenton
Henry J. Fenton of Quincy Florida writes guidance on growing tobacco in this region. He covers seed selection from Cuba, planting times January to March, seed bed preparation, transplanting, field soil and fertilization, topping and suckering, harvesting, curing sheds, hanging methods, market preparation, and insect control. He also notes the Louisiana Lottery Company withdrawal and suspected move to Mexico in 1893.
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Henry J. Fenton
Quincy
Fla
Augusta Chronicle
Li Bey
Vuelta de Abajo
Cuba
Ghent
Jamestown
Florida
New Orleans
Louisiana Lottery Company
Mexico
Foolish Farmer Funston in House tariff inquiry clash
In Washington on February 15 the House debated a resolution from the agriculture committee to study the effect of the tariff on farming. Representative Funston of Kansas faced sharp criticism over alleged bias, while others accused him of ignorance about agriculture and prices. The resolution passed amid strong partisan tension.
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Washington
Lateh
Missouri
Committee On Agriculture
Funston
Kansas
Democratic Party
Lewis
Mississippi
Parmer Punston
South
Ile
Livingston
Marmer
Seaughter
MehKinney
New Shampshire
Pueston
Stupson
Partners’ Alliance
Froston
Harsas
Republican Party
Alliance
Tillman and Anti Tillman Sentiment Reported Across Counties
The Greenville Daily News sent circulars to trusted farmers in thirty three counties to gauge sentiment on Governor Tillman. Of 178 replies 83 favored change against Tillman, 53 had no change, and 86 saw no change among Tillman supporters. Results show gains for Tillman in some counties and losses in others, with no clear list of favorable acts cited.
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Greenville Daily News
Tillmanites
Charleston
Sumter
Tillman
Earle
Bratton
Tillman Men
PETS
Cey
Isrecsiai Roca
Abbeyille
Beaufort
Orry
York
Chesterfield
Kershaw
Unet
Abbeville
Newberry
Union
Colleton
Marion
Orangeburg
Lexington
Oconee
TL Tillman
Villman
Annti- Tillman
Anase Alitere
Greenville News
Este
Berkeley
Orla Yin Vaio
AMI Bodeos
Arecisions
Mampton
Parc Scassrecanicae
Arate Roem
Bathwelb
C.s Esod
Kershaw Sie
Hivutitort
Laurens
Darhinegtom
Mudgefield
Riehland
Lairfield
Spartanburg
Potn Ces
Screscea Bion Sass
Ted
Greenville
Williamsburg
Ceorgetown
Eilacewieichd
Joexington
Richland
Edgrefield
Darlington
Barnwell
Fairfield
Chester
Farmers’ Movement
A Notable Georgia Farmer Builds a Self-Sufficient Farm
The Atwusti Chronicle profiles Col James M Smith of Oglethorpe County Georgia as a leading Southern farmer. He manages a 15000 acre estate with half in cotton and half in crops for home use, includes a private railroad, and shows how careful spending and home production can yield prosperity.
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Atwusti Chronicle
Ian
Col
Jas. M. Smith
Oglethorpe County
South Atlantic
South
Chicago
Ile
Smith
Catlie
Mr. Smith
Augusta
Georgia
Carolina
Negro hanged after assault arrest crowds searched Roanoke
A colored man accused of assaulting Alice Perry was seized by a mob and hanged from a tree near the river after being captured by officers. The 150-person crowd guarded him as police kept watch, then forced entry to remove him. He confessed to the Times reporter. In Washington, O J Markle, a War Department clerk, was examined by a commission over an attempted marriage introduction. he was discharged on condition he resign and forfeit his post.
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Washington
Walter Fychlock
Meredith
Virtua
Vention
Clelind
Mitines
New York
Hallock
Dorday
Eiyine
Fithian
Ofice
Butler
Lowa
Blount
Tle
Mr. Simpson
Hle
Tie
Roanoke
Weo
Leivender
Alice Perry
Pooteloek
tLe Wis
Nene
Ile
Times
O. J. Markle
Surgeon General's Office
War Department
Glare
Ilkins
Markle
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Inaurorat
N. C
Newcome
Norfolk
Pamlico Sound
New Jersey
S. D. Parsons
Foolish Farmer Funston
F . Cleveland
Atlanta
Teb
Atlanta Journal
Lill
Gorman
Gray
Barrison
Columnus
McKinley
Ryan
Blaine
Larrison
Harrison
Ohio
Mrschaunces
St. Louis
The
Republic
Salem
Lil
Jas. Morton
Morton
Green
John English
Lakin
Jenkings
Parkinson
New Ouveans
Lester
Cotton Exchange
Gol. Smith
Lancaster
S.C
Atlantic Electropoise Co
S. C
Dean Lin
N21
Wade
Yorkville
Atlantic
King St
W. M. Propst
King SL
New
Orleaans
New Ormeans
A. Schwarz & Sons
Canal and
Bourton Streets
Padgett
Lron 19
Murbie
Liuielse
PULA
Oldend
Auptsta
Uits
Abeinoel
Ian Ly
I Frei Pemeep Ke Fe Pages
Vadputtsuur, Ccove
Ql Corps Shg
Holler & Andersor
Wock Tl
Buckeye
United States
Capital City
Scioto Cos
Columbus
Collins, Courtland and Parry
Mickory
W. IL. Gibbs, Jr., & CO
Columbia, S. C
Lippman Bros
Propiictore
Lippman’s Block
Savannah
Witil
V. C. Badham
Columbia, S.C
MAN Bros
Lippman
South Carolina
Americe
al’ Kinas
F. HH. Hyatt
Columbia, 8. C
Mortners
Sentley Express
Bradfield Regulator CO
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