Through Georgia A Patchwork Of 1890s News And Plans
A long Archaic update from Newton county to Atlanta reports a Fourth of July event for the Pablo library, a state exhibit window and a dedication by Governor Atkinson. It notes convicts, camp reforms, and legal actions while detailing Atlanta’s growing population, teachers meetings on Cumberland Island, and the Georgia Volunteers camp. It also covers Camp Kramer abuses, Dr H V M Miller’s death, and Chicago exposition debates with Nesbitt.
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William G. Clarke
Newton County
Knw
Pira- Penk
State Building
Atkinson
State
Georgia Teachers’ Association
Cumberland Island
Aéth
Stat
Sho Wate
Curry
Gonviet
No. 9
Gamp Kruner
Wilcox County
Fo Lowe
Rice
Sevaral Daya
Govarnor Atkinson
Price
Capitol
Camp No
Turner
Williamy
Marshall
Peterson
Camp Kramer
W. B. Lowe
Grogs Lumber Company
Grena
Lowe
Hy V. M. Miller
H. V. M. Miller
Atlanta
Homer Virgil Milton Millers
Georgia
Pamen
Home
Oyster trade surges as pnuam of eating oysters signals growth
A report notes a significant rise in oyster consumption boosting trade and business activity. Local merchants point to higher sales, occupancy, and revenue as demand expands across markets and stalls.
River and Harbor Bill Debate Echoes President's Veto
The House voted 220 to 60 against the veto on the river and harbor appropriation bill. Committee members led by Hocker of New York defend the bill's extensive preexisting projects and reject claims of imprudence or unnecessary spending while detailing projected costs and oversight.
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Committee On
Hocker
New York
Congress
Casey
United States Engineers
Harrison
Crey
Prevent
Committee Raya
Pooh Caves
Baltimore
Portland
Wilmington
Del
Savannah
Pataing
Hooker
Tennessee Centennial Amid Rain and Parade in Nashville
Tennessee marked its hundredth anniversary with a rain drenched celebration in Nashville. Despite showers the parade proceeded at noon, with a flag raising, a centennial poem, and an oration by J. M. Dickinson. The piece recalls Tennessee’s frontier history and early pioneers who settled east Tennessee and helped shape the state.
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Patriotia
Tennessee
Exposition
Thomas
Exposition Company
Mia
Virginia Brazer Boyle
J. M. Dickinson
Tonuesdes
Nashville
East Tennessee
North Carolina
Charles II
Mississippi Valley
Watonga
Boonea Creek
East
William Bean
Virginia
United States of America
General Lee Arrives as Havana Consul General
General Fitzhugh Lee arrived in Havana to assume the post of United States consul general succeeding resigning Ra mon O Williams. The reception included Williams Springer Dr Burgess Senor Zaldo and a large crowd. Lee traveled from the Wardling steamer Mascotte to the Hotel Inglaterra amid respectful greetings.
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United States
Fitzhugh Lee
Havana
Ramon O. Williams
Williams
Springer
Burgess
Senor Zaldo
Ward Line
Mascotte
General Lee
Bradley T. Johnson
Yglaterra
Bomb Throwers at Work in Barcellona Fear New Terror
Anarchists resume activity in Barcellona and raise fears of a new reign of terror after the 1893 wave of explosions in Barce lona Madrid and other Spanish cities.
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Barcellona
Barcelona
Madrid
Primaries Favor Silver Men in State Convention Race
Election returns show silver supporters likely to control the Madon convention. Judge Crisp wins senate endorsement over DuBignon. Counties rally for free silver, with Doostur and Bohols urging Congress to curb bond issues. Ballot battles produce several surprises across districts.
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Crisp
DuBignon
Gwinnett
Doostur
Bohols
Congress
Mob Lynchings Shock Georgia City in Broad Street Incident
A mob of about 600 armed men broke into the Webster building in Columbus during the trial of Joase Slayton, dragged him from officers, and hanged him after beating, then took Will Miles and hanged him as well. Coroner’s inquest found both deaths by hands of unknown parties as military restraint was deemed unnecessary.
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Columbus
Booné
Georgia
Columbia
Webster
Joase Slayton
Mra
Howard Bryan
Slayton
Court House
Will Miles
Assanitin
Albright
Blayton
Miles
Martin
Ninety Funerals Mark Tornado Victims Burials
A Sunday funeral procession at St. Louis and nearby cemeteries marks the toll of a tornado. Hearsings and carriages filled Bellfontaine and Calvary cemeteries as 51 victims were buried in St. Louis and 39 in East St. Louis amid mournful skies and light rain.
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St. Louis
Grand
Florissant Avenues
Bellfontaine
Calvary
Missouri Populists to Hold State Convention in Sedalia
Chairman Roselle of the Missouri People's Party calls a Sedalia convention on July 80 with seven hundred delegates. He rejects any populist democratic alliance, pledges a complete A to Z ticket, and insists every candidate be a thoroughly vetted populist.
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Sedalia
Roselle
The
People's Party of Missouri
Thor
Parkley Virginia Business Section Destroyed by Fire
A major portion of Parkeley in Accomack County Virginia burned late Wednesday afternoon. Loss is about 60 000 dollars with merchandise estimated at 20 000 dollars. Origin of the fire is not yet determined. Fire officials investigate the blaze.
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Virginia
Parkeley
Accomac County
Manranes
Early Rise Delusions Questioned by Professors
A dialogue notes a theory that early rising links to insanity. Professor Smart-VYee questions the claim and cites a delusion some early risers may hold, asking Blake about a specific ailment. New York World.
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Smart
Blake
New York
Iron tree found near Three Tuns in Montgomery County
At a Philadelphia Academy of Natural Science meeting Prof Oscar Carter discussed a 60 gallon iron tree found about a mile from Three Tuns Montgomery County. The trunk measures about five feet long and iron dominates its structure with brown hematite and lignite resembling charcoal.
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Academy of Natural Science of Philadelphia
Oscar O. 8
Carter
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Offers Female Medical Advice
An advertisement invites all women with sex specific illnesses to contact Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Women consult women only and receive free confidential guidance. The message touts extensive experience and widespread demand for Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy and promises frank advice even if the product is not needed.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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