Tillman interview highlights farmers' currency reform aims in South
The account portrays Governor Tillman discussing the Partners' Alliance and its goals for farm credit. He backs free coinage of silver, opposes Cleveland and Wall Street influence, urges unity among farmers to influence the Democratic Party, and supports a flexible currency and treasury votes to expand money in circulation.
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S.C
Tillman
Flo
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Farner Ben
Partners’ Alliance
Clarrison
Cpg Tsue
Psy
Cleveland
Wall Street
Democratic Party
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Allance
New York
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Tam
Hazivadous
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Tillman Slams Sub Treasury Plan at Abbeville Debate
In Abbeville South Carolina Governor Tillman condemned the sub treas ury scheme in a heated reply to Col Terrell who challenged him to a public discussion. Tillman said Alliancemen may debate the issue outside Alliance circles and urged Democratic unity.
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Abbeville
S.C. Janes
Terrelland
Tillman
Ile
Vterrell
State Alliance
Perrell
The Decadence of Italy The Times Rome Dispatch
The Times Rome dispatch paints Italy as financially ruined and politically unstable. It argues the government lacks control of the Chamber of Deputies and risks dissolution amid Vatican tensions. It cites emigration, education issues, law and order, and poor leadership as signs of decline.
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the Times
Rome
Italy
Europe
Times
Uul
Chamber of Deputies
Ricti
Luily
Vatican
New Orleans
Atfair
South America
Brunswick Girl’s Tragic End Revealed by Funeral Directors
The Augusta Chronicle reports a Brunswick tragedy of a well connected girl lured by a charming yet immoral young man. After fleeing to a life among fallen companions she died on Wednesday from a debauchery linked to an alleged act of embalming demonstration.
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Brunswick
Grand Due R
Augusta Chronile
White Caps Whip Couple in Cheraw
An aging Kansas man named Taylor and a young colored woman were attacked by White Caps in their Cheraw lodging last Wednesday night. The pair fled. Taylor warned of lawsuits but disappeared. the woman also left town amid the unrest.
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Cierkaw
8. C
Taylor
Kansas
Cherauw
Paylor
Bennettaville
Cheraw
News and Courier
Harrison Will Not Seek Presidency In ISU Candidacy
Russell Harrison says Benjamin Harrison will not run for U S president in ISU unless the party demands it. He would only consider the convention route if urged by Republican leaders and otherwise prefers private life, though he remains a loyal party man and will follow party wishes.
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New York
the Sun
Chicago
Benjamin Clarrison
United States
Russell
Llarrison
Duel over a pretty actress ends in baron’s fatal wound
Chicago reports a melodramatic duel in Jackson Park where Baron Rudolf Kalnoky de Korospatak and a southern rival fought with swords. Kalnoky was struck in the neck and bled, later dying after hospital efforts. The rival’s identity remains unknown, and authorities fear Kalnoky may attempt suicide.
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Cheago
Chicago
Rudolf Kalnoky de Korospatak
Count Kalnoky
Vienna
Richelieu
Rudolp Kalnoky
New York
Carlson
Kalnoky
Nataliveo
Servia
Kincky
Louisville
The
Hicelieu
Jackson Park
Laron Kalnoky
Athinta
Tryde Park
Garon
Tlyde Park
Hiehelieu
Beaufort Coosaw case moves to federal court
Charleston reports the Coosaw land dispute over sludge and receiver actions shifting from state to United States Court. Judge Fuller and Aldrich are named in the related suit. a full bench will hear arguments next week amid local celebrations of the ruling. In a separate note Judge Breckinridge of St Louis collapsed during a seminar discussion and died of heart disease halting events.
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Charleston
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Beaufort
Jankee Norton
Wldrich
United States Court
Capt. An. Brooks
Rudge Aldrich
Fuller Anddidge Bond
Men Ride Engine Across Bridge and Tunnel to St Louis
Two men escaped a deadly ride aboard a Jacksonville and Southeastern engine from Decatur to St Louis. Edward Brooks rode on the cow catcher while William McGee clung to a coupling as the train traveled into a tunnel. Both men, claiming Chicago origins, were hidden aboard the engine and later told officials their perilous venture.
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Martin
Jacksonville
Southeastern
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Ife
Despar
Ile
H. A. Suttle
Decatur
Edwardsville
Edward Brooks
William McGee
Chicago
Lincoln election dispute over tissue ballots sparks recount
In Lincoln for town officers and councilmen Republicans accuse Democrats of cheating with tissue ballots. A pile of 108 tissue ballots was found uncounted. After a long recount the town council counted all ballots, boosting the Democratic ticket and prompting a court challenge.
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PrRovipener
Lincoln
Drowned Herself in the Pee Dee at Smith's Mill
In Georgetown South Carolina on May 20 the wife of Capt. George W. Staples drowned herself near Smith's Mill in the Pee Dee after leaving home about 10 a.m. A note to her husband signaled intent to die. Footprints led to the water and her belongings were found on the riverbank. The death appears due to temporary mental distress amid illness. she left no children.
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Georgetown
S.C
Mres, Staples
George W. Staples
Smith's Mill
CROP PROSPECTS MIXED AS RAINFALL VARIES ACROSS REGIONS
The May weather bulletin reports cooler than normal in many areas with to date generally favorable moisture in the Missouri Valley and upper Ohio, while the Atlantic coast and southern states face heavy rains and some crop damage. Corn and cotton face drought in parts, with replanting noted in Texas and some other regions as overall conditions show pockets of improvement and concern.
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Ohio
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Hois
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Cotton Review
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Viel
Wilmington
Virginaia
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Drouelt
Cerass
New Pieland
Pennsylvania
New Pneland
Charleston Muddle Over Registration Office Clash
Governor Tillman appoints G W Williams deputy supervisor to replace Cantwell amid a showdown at the registration office. Cantwell remains defiant while Williams opens the office, issues certificates, and crowds gather as voters seek certificates in Charleston.
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S.C
Tillman
G. W. Williams
Cantwell
Williams
M. P. Tighe
News
Courier
Oelock
Mr. Willams
Ofice
Idvice
Tie
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