Campaign Meeting in Columbia Ends Amid Turbulent Signals
A Richland campaign rally in Columbia attracted about 4 000 attendees as Senator Wade Hampton Tillman and supporters spoke amid cheers and interruptions. Tillman defended his record, challenged opponents, and clashed with Col. Haskell and supporters, while General Bratton and Colonel Sarte drew praise from the crowd during a tense gathering in Edgefield.
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Richland
Columbia
Greenville News
Fair Grounds
Exhibition Ring
Exposition Building
John T. Sloan, Jr
Fllison Capers
Sloan
Wade Hampton
Senator Hampton
Dini
Tlmpton
Tie
South Carolina
Herathton
John Bratton
South
Hampton
Colonel Sarte
Bratton
Chering
Tullman
Eidgefield
Tillmanites
Tillman
A. C. Haskell
Haskell
Col
Greenville
Athes
8. C
Bdecfield
Gorne
Braiton
Ile
Edgefield
Farley
Bonham
Norris
Sheppard
Butler
Marshall
Haskells
Taylor plans colored voters convention for Democratic capture
Charles H. J. Taylor, once minister to Liberia and a Atlanta lawyer, proposes a national convention in Atlanta next month with one black delegate from each state to argue that blacks received favors from Republicans and will never again. He predicts up to 1,000,000 black voters will back the Democrats. In a separate item, Judge Kimmell of Chambersburg leaves all estate to his wife P Jane Kimmell in a remarkably brief will.
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Bullsxauan
Ala
Charles H. J. Taylor
Atlanta
Liberia
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Taylor
Sun
Judge Kimmell
Chambersburg
Franklin County
P. Jane Kimmell
Broad array of 19th century vignettes across nations
Brooklyn population cited as 807000. John L Sullivan fined 500 for stuilty. House to discuss national election bill until July 2. Lord Tennyson recovering aboard Blacksdown steamer. Valencian cholera confirmed by physicians. Von Scholz resigns as Prussia finance minister. New York Court of Appeals upholds death sentence by electricity. St Peters burg prison congress adjourned. Fire destroys Cerillos business district worth 100000. Illinois Central freight strike paralyzes Chicago division. John Capet and Tatroon silk mills workers strike Yonkers. Fatal explosion at Van Brunt dock. Train wreck at Tuckerton kills engineer and fires others. Chicago census surpasses million. Philly close for second city. Gann of Stokes county dies in wagon accident. Delaplane family drowned at Old Point Comfort. Memphis hangings. Sara Bernhardt overdose risk. Severe storm in North Carolina with fatalities. Leander J McCormick sells Chicago plant for over 3 million and revisits Virginia home to honor ancestors. He preserves heirlooms from old Rockbridge home.
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Lord Tennyson
Blacksdown
Haslemere
Valencian
Spain
von Scholz
Line
Mimperor
New York Court of Appeals
Kemmier
International Prison Congress
St. Petersburg
King’s County Penitentiary
N. Y
Pennsylvania Republican Congress
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Quay
Cerillos
N. M
Albuquerque
Chicago
Linois Central
John Capcutt
Tatroon Silk
Yonkers
N.Y
Wreres
van Brunt Street
Brooklyn
Squires
Sneatch
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Tuckerton
Heller
Chieno
Philadelphia
J.C. Gann
Stokes County
J. W. Delaplane
Hampton
Winston
North Carolina
James Grifith
Mtt. Pleasant Church
Tragic Duo Shock Groverton as Father Kills in Grief
A Groverton Texas tragedy ends with Judge John B Turner’s pistol shot after his daughter Anna Turner dies by suicide. The incident follows the death scene as the father seizes the weapon from Anna and kills Professor Davis, recently arrived from Wake Forest College to lead the local academy. A separate Georgia report notes a smokestack collapse at Avansrta’s electric railroad power plant during a storm, causing minor damage with no injuries.
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New Onunrans
Groverton
Texas
Anna Turner
John B Turner
Davis
Wake Forest College
North Carolina
Avansrta
New Electric Railroad Company
Crop prospects vary across Tennessee Alabama and Georgia
The Chattanooga Times reports wheat in Tennessee Alabama and Georgia is nearly a complete failure while corn cotton and tobacco are in splendid condition and fruit crops are only half good. Overall business outlook is encouraging as the survey covers crops and yields across the region.
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Chattanooga Times
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Horrific premature cannon explosion at fairgrounds
In Connsota on June 24 a cannon exploded during a firing session near the speakers stand. Olin Barr of Barr's Landing and Lieutenant John M. Stork suffered severe injuries. Barr died that night. W. H. Casson also injured. several limbs were amputated and faces severely wounded.
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Connsota
Fair Grounds
W. H. Casson
Olin Barr
Barr's Landing
Columbia
John M. Stork
Barr
Casson
Mason Renominated by Republicans in Third Illinois District
The Republican convention renominated William E. Mason for Congress after he spoke on national issues. He opposed waving the bloody shirt yet condemned desecration of the Father of His Country statue in Richmond.
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Criaco
Illinois
William E. Mason
Mason
Richmond
P P P Promoted as Cure for Dyspepsia and Debility
Advert says P P P or Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium cures dyspepsia and indigestion and restores strength and appetite. It claims P P P as king of medicines and greatest blood purifier. Bradfield's Female Regulator recommended for women approaching menopause. Sold by all druggists.
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Tor
Bradfield
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