Tillman Speech Defends South Rights and Tax Relief
George D. Tillman, speaking at the Aiken nominating convention, denounces federal sub treasury, calls for income tax on the North and abolition of whiskey and tobacco taxes. He argues taxes push Southern farmers toward poverty, warns of Alliance politics, and urges West South unification against Northern control.
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Remarkable tales and oddities from a 19th century issue
In a curious mix of local scandal and entertainment, Captain James Miller is linked to Jennie James through a long-ago camp meeting and a disputed inheritance of 863000 after his death. The report also notes Paul Alexander Johnston’s mind reading feat in Chicago, unlocking a safe while blindfolded and heavily constrained, claiming to prove human senses extend beyond five.
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Langston Seated as Virginia Elector Amid House Turmoil
In a heated session Republicans quickly seated Langston from Virginia after ousting Col. Elliott and seating Tom Miller for South Carolina. The House, with Democrats absent, saw chaotic scenes, loud cheers, and repeated calls for further contests as Speaker Reed declared Langston en titled and sworn in amidst clashes and protests.
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Cotton Merchants in Alabama Threatened by Farmers Alliance
Alabama cotton plans stir fear among merchants and bankers as farmers’ alliance meetings bind members to hold cotton until prices rise. Brokers warn widespread ruin if shipments are delayed, while farmers may use warehouse receipts to borrow or delay delivery, risking a regional panic.
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Death in the Pulpit of Albion Pastor George Cain
The Rev. George I. Cain, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Albion, N.Y., died during Sunday morning services after delivering a sermon on faith and healing. He appeared in good health, spoke fervently, and collapsed with no warning while addressing the congregation.
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Man Found Drunk on Rail Track Near Crown House
Oliver Milison on his beat at about 2 oclock in the morning near the Crown house found a white man dead drunk with his head on one rail and legs across the other. A whisky bottle lay nearby. He moved the man to the city bar racks. A train would have ground him to death within fifteen minutes.
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Kentucky farmer leader opposes sub-treasury plan
A Bowling Green dispatch reports Orwin of the Farmers' Alliance of Kentucky and editor of the Kentucky State Union has spoken out against the sub-treasury scheme. The stance drew comment, with Democratic Wheelers supporting him and boosting his popularity, despite earlier quotes favoring the plan.
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Bowling Green
Orwin
Farmers’ Alliance of Kentucky
Kentucky State Union
Train tragedy and political convention report mix
A disrupted account describes a train accident in which a boy named Daniels is fatally injured after leaping from a moving express at Berzet. The piece shifts to political news from Green ville where Russell and Tolbert contend for congressional nomination amid factional turmoil.
Ex-Rabbi Rodden Clash at Polish Hebrew Synagogue
In Ton New Jersey on September 17 a fight broke out during services as ex rabbi Max Rodden and a follower’s son attempted to join prayers despite warnings. Rodden and Harris Adolphus were assaulted, a coat torn, and warrants issued for Moses Skomovilotski Mendipla and several synagogue officers.
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