Alliance turmoil over 1890 Senate race in South Carolina
In Newberry and Charleston reports from 1890 reveal Alliance leaders feuding over U S Senate candidacy. The dispute centers on loyalty to the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union, with Stokes and Irby accused of betraying the order. A Charleston World caucus decision left no Alliance candidate. A separate Forsyth case concludes with Guilty verdicts for plotters, while Kansas blizzard death toll rises.
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Newberry Observer
Alliance Men
National Economist
Washington City
Order
St. Louis
National Farmers’ Adliance and Industrial Union
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Ubtersignee
Knights of Labor Lavine
National Farmers Alliance
Iindustrial Union
Knnighs of Labor
Congress
Nod
Alliance
Irby
United States
News and Courier
Senate
National Democracy
Liam
National Democratic Party
Aly
Laurens County
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North
Northwest
General Assembly
Stokes
State wAdlistice
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Charleston World
J. W. Gookes
State Partners’ Alliance
Tillman
Jlan
M.C. Butler
United States Senate
Tillmanite
State Alliance
Donaldson
Neitt
Charleston
Ife
Keith
AL McConch
Tillmanites
Tillian
Mokes
Agrecion
ElLinon S. Kerry
Maoree Phuitation
Riot at Braddock steel works leaves workers injured
Jan 1 strike at Edgar Thomson works Braddock Pa escalates into a bloody riot. Workers are beaten and several are seriously hurt as armed crowds attack. By Jan 2 sheriff and deputies deter repeat violence while furnaces stay burning and authorities arrest seventeen men.
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Prrespuna
Hensiriandirnace
Mdear Thomsons Steel Works
Braddock
Amladoezen
Luncarians
TQC
Fioh
Pirospung
Edgar Thomson
Moissar ‘Thompson Works
Maracer Sewab
Viltit Thu
Dedamis
Bali
Wallace's Death Struggle at Wounded Knee
A Ridge Agency letter from Leavenworth Kansas reports Captain Wallace killed five warriors before being overcome at the Indian lodge entrance near Wounded Knee. Five bullets remain in his revolver and five dead Indians lie nearby.
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Wallace
Leavenworcdit
Kansas
One Ridge
Capt
Calit
Tear the Outer Side A Mild Rebuke to a Severe Diatribe
A letter to the News and Courier editor defends Col Keitt and the Alliance, rebutting perjury and caucus charges in a heated exchange over the 1801 gubernatorial contest. The writer argues party caucus tensions, loyalty to the Alliance, and the role of Reform members, naming Senator Irby and other allies in a detailed rebuttal from Orangeburg.
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News and Courier
Col
Ellison
Cel. Keilt
Col. Neilt
Congress
National Alliancce
Knights of Labor
Col. Keifi
Col. Keitt
Irby
Col. Kiettt
Democratic Party
ColiKent
Erby
Alliance
General Assembly
Col. Kettt
Egice
Emael
Aance
Col. Keit
Col Keitt
McGill
Redfearn
Dr. Strait
Joseph L. Keitt
Senate
Ilonse
Order
Five of the Crew Drowned on Cayman Beach Shipwreck
The British bark opsy, commanded by Captain Knight, from Kingston to Grand Cayman, ran ashore on Cayman beach December 18 and was a total loss. The captain two mates one seaman and the cabin boy perished. seven crew members were rescued. News reached here today aboard the schooner Union capt Fosver.
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Monier
Ula
Opsy
Knight
Kingston
Grand Cayman
Cayman Beach
Union
Fosver
Nebrask a House Rows Over Governor Seat Contested
In Lincoln Nebraska chaos marks a power struggle as Alliance members seize the House and clash with supporters of Governor Thayer. The session sees arrests threaten, Supreme Court action sought, National Guard called, and a court mandamus ordered to canvass Nebraska election returns.
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Coscoro
N. AL
Supreme Court
Doe
Clerk Jewett
Loase
Jewett
Tuttle
United States
Lincon
Neb
Representative Hall
Capitol
Sa Om
McKiejohn
Abdoelock
Thayer
National Gnards
Ann
Royal
Mandianus
Lancaster County
Thehouse
Alliance
James EL. Boyd
James
Powers
Ian
Prohibition
Allie Awncemen
Boyd
Ireland
Ohio
Nebraska
John M.thayer
Pon Boyd
Tyrone
Mr. Thayer
Omaha
State House
Indian War Turmoil Moves Across Pine Ridge and Wounded Knee
Reports confirm Lt Casey of the Twenty second Infantry was killed by a Cheyenne ally while scouting near an Indian camp. General Miles faces questions as Col Forsyth reportedly loses command at Pine Ridge amid ongoing hostilities. The Pine Ridge dispatch describes cavalry repelling an ambush and reports Native leaders including Red Cloud and Little Wound shaping the battle as troops guard settlers and wagon trains.
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Amherst Street
Jacques
Victoria School of Medicine
Fabre
Montreal
Toronto
St. Jerome
Aubin
Oka
No. 162
Amherest Street
Dulland
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Wasitington
Jan
Schofield
Miles
Casey
Generalbrooke
Causey
Thomso L. Casey
the Engineers
Army
Cois
Wastixavon
Ghrowsch
Col. Forsyth
Pine Ridge
War Department
Vroober
Col. Tvorayth
Cucaco
Ageney
S. 2
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
White Clay Creek
Seoutie
Vine Ridge
Red Cloud
Qi Red Cloud
Ald Red
Thea Viles
Inter Oceun
Pine Ridge Agency
India
Taylor
Kimg
Jacob Chicksen
Burton
Charles Thayawornl
Diana
Taywood
Avency
Passage of Negro Migrants Through Augusta for Southern Labor
In Avansta Georgia the region sees frequent flows of black migrants from South Carolina and North Carolina en route to Georgia Alabama and Arkansas. Last night the Knoxville train brought twenty five toward Alabama while the Columbia train carried almost fifty toward Southwest Georgia for tur reating work. A car with over fifty Negroes arrived from South Carolina bound for Arkansas.
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Amiacon
Dan
T He Forsyth
Butcher A.lil
Charles Clements
Wright Lancaster
Jouis Knight
John W. Lancaster
James Moore
Georgia
J.C. Forsyth
Dodge
New York
Normandale
Dodge County
Rich Lowry
L. Forsyth
Forsyth
Clements
Len Bureh
Cnielly
Lowry
Norman W. Dodge
Caroline
Avansta
Jan
South Carolina
North Carolina
Augusta
South Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Knoxville
Columbia
Southwest Georgia
Marriages and mine disaster reported in Greenville news
The Greenville News recounts the marriage of Miss Anne Smith to Hubert Munford Carlton near Pendleton amid name changes from Tymms. A legislative bill to alter a name failed, prompting resignation. A Durango mine accident killed twelve miners when a defective fuse caused a massive blast. A British steamship in Charleston caught fire, with damage mainly from water.
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S.C
Anne Smith
Rubert Munford Carlton
Pendleton
Anedrew Hickson Tymms
Hubert Munford
Carlton
Bill
Pymims
Imine
Plocos
Eaaghe Pass
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Mopine
Durango
Mexico
Charleston
Chan Leston
Yerso
Smith Master
Bremen
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General Reform Caucus
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Columbia Notes
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S.C. State Farmers’ Alliance
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Minnesota Farmers’ Allene
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Ocala
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D. Wallace
South Dakota
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Presbyterian Church
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Baptist Church
J.C. Galloway
Associate Reformed Presbyerian Church
Jenkins
Columbian Register
Goulabamin
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Times- Democrat
Amite City
Uc. Tlonge
Railroad Avenue
Mulberry Street
Nebraska Politics
House of Representatives
Col. Porarth
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