Campaign meeting in Columbia cites Hampton Tillman clash
The Richland campaign event in Columbia drew about 4000 attendees as Senator Wade Hampton Captain Tillman and rivals spoke. Bratton Earle Haskell and Gary pressed sharply against Tillmanite hecklers, with interruptions and a final note of tumult at Edgefield reporting a polarized crowd and vigorous political exchanges.
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Haskell
Tillman
Tullman
Carers
Fenewera Capers
Jim Tillman
Hampton
Columbia
Iite
Charleston
Earle
Sumter
Jno
CG. Haskell
Flaskell
Lit
J. B. Gary
Edgefield
Tillmanites
Gary
Crawford
Pope
Tillmutinies
Graydon
Farley
Bonham
Norris
Sheppard
Flumpton
Butler
Marshall
Haskells
Various World News Items Hit By Diverse Events
Brooklyn population tallies 807000. John L Sullivan pleads guilty with $500 fine. House to discuss national election bill to July 2. Lord Vennyson spends summer near Haslemere in good health. Doctors report Valencia cholera. Von Scholz resigns as Prussian finance minister. New York Court of Appeals affirms Kemmler sentence. International prison congress adjourns in St Peters burg. Fire devastates King county penitentiary causing $855000 loss. Cerillos New Mexico burns, $109000 loss. Illinois Central freight strike paralyzes Chicago division. Silk mills in Yonkers resist wage cuts. Dock fire on Van Brunt street kills crew. Train wrecks at Tuckerton. engineers die. Chicago census nears 1 million, second city status. Gann of North Carolina dies in wagon accident. LaDelaplais family drowns at Old Point Comfort. Murders in Memphis: Harris, Carr, Ballard hanged. Brenish spared. Bernhardt overdoses on chloral. saved by doctors. Severe storm hits Winston, NC. man and two grandchildren die. Leander J McCormick sells Chicago plant for over $3,000,000. Returns home to honor ancestors with nine shafts and cherished old utensils.
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Lord Vennyson
Blacksdown
Haslemere
Valencia
Spain
von Scholz
New York Court of Appeals
Kemmler
International Prison Congress
St. Petersburg
King’s County
No Y
Pennsylvania Republican Congress
Delaneter
Quay
Cerillos
N. M
Albuquerque
Chicago
Illneis Central
John Capcutt and
Tatroon Silk Mills
Yonkers
N.Y
van Brunt Street
Brooklyn
Squires
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Tuckerton
Heller
Chicnzo
Philadelphia
J.C. Gann
Stokes County
N.C
We Delaplains
Hampton
Taylor plans Atlanta convention to mobilize black voters
Burauxqinn Alabama June 26 Charles H J Taylor a negro lawyer former minister to Liberia proposes a mass convention in Atlanta next month to nominate one black delegate from each state. He says the meeting will argue black Americans have gained no favors from Republicans and will align with Democrats potentially mobilizing up to a million votes for the next national election. Judge Kimmell of Chambersburg Pa leaves a short will bequeathing all his estate to wife P Jane Kimmell with directives to pay debts and execute the will.
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Burauxqinn
Ala
Charles H. J. Taylor
Atlanta
Liberia
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Taylor
Republican Party
the Sun
Judge Kimmell
Chambersburg
Franklin County
P. Jane Kimmell
Death at Groverton Touches New Orleans Society
In Groverton Texas a beautiful young woman Miss Anna Turner daughter of Judge John B Turner died by her own hand. The event followed when her father seized the pistol from his other daughter and killed Professor Davis who had led the academy since March from Wake Forest College North Carolina. The motive remains unknown.
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New Orleans
Groverton
Texas
Anna Turner
John B Turner
Davis
Wake Forest College
North Carolina
Smokestack collapse at Avousta power house
A rain wind storm toppled the big iron smokestack at Avousta Georgia during construction. It crashed through the roof but did not trap anyone. The three foot diameter eighty foot tall chimney weighs over five thousand pounds and detached due to a pulled out ground anchor on a guy rope.
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Avousta
New Electric Railroad Company
Crop prospects reported across Tennessee Alabama and Georgia
The Chattanooga Times notes wheat crops are nearly a total loss across the region while corn cotton and tobacco are in excellent condition with yields likely to beat last year. Fruit crops are about half, grasses are good, and the business outlook remains encouraging.
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Chattaanooga Times
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Horrible accident ends campaign meeting at Columbia
At a Columbia campaign meeting on June 24 a premature cannon explosion maims several people. Olin Barr from Ban’s Landing is killed. Lt. John M. Stork and W H Casson are severely injured with arms and eyes damaged. Barr dies tonight. Casson loses fingers and vows others were to blame for the mishap.
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Columbia
Fair Grounds
W. H. Casson
Olin Barr
Ban's Landing
John M. Stork
Barr
Casson
Republicans Renominate Magon for Congress in Illinois
Rampant Radicals. Cruiase, June 26. The Republicans of the Third Illinois District renominated William E. Magon to Congress. After he spoke, Aiason was brought in and gave a speech on national issues. He condemned waving the bloody shirt and criticized a Richmond display of a rebel flag, calling the decorator a traitor to the Father of His Country.
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Cruiase
Illinois
William E. Magon
Aiason
Richmond
Mare births colt with lump housing rattlesnakes mystery
In Montezuma Iowa a mare owned by Thomas Ballard delivered a colt with a jaw lump that concealed many rattlesnakes. The lump was opened to reveal the snakes. Ballard notes the mare was bitten by a rattlesnake the day after breeding but recovered. Locals seek an explanation for how the snakes ended up in the foal's jaw.
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Montezuma
Iowa
Thomas Ballard
Ballard
Botanic Blood Balm Promoted To Aid Invalid Women
An advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for female illness and weakness, claiming it restores health and strength for many women. Sufferers are urged to use P. P. P. Blood purifier as a general tonic, with testimonials from Mrs. J. A. White and other users.
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J. A. White
Wythe Street
Petersburg
J. N. Gregory
Butler Postoffice
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P. P. P. Promises Strength and Blood Purification
Dyspepsia and indigestion cured by P. P. P. for debility and loss of appetite. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium billed as king of medicines and greatest blood purifier. Bradfield's Female Regulator advised for women nearing the change of life. Sold by all druggists.
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P. P.P
Bradfield
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