Bolting Silver Republicans back Teller for president
A manifesto from bolting Silver Republicans presents Henry M Teller of Colorado as the presidential candidate on a free and unlimited coinage of silver platform. The document urges unity, argues for bimetallism at 16 to 1, condemns private currency control, and appeals to conventions and voters to elect Teller.
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St. Genjs
United States
Henry M. Tol Jer
Colorado
United Bratior
Ra Bette
Bobanss
Manses
Nar
Syoa
Oitizions
Present Inne
Democratic Party
Teppadonta
Henry M. Teller
Industrial snapshot shows steady south conditions and new plant plans
The Industrial Situation report surveys the past week across the southern states noting a quiet season, moderate pig iron output versus stocks, and dull but steady iron and steel markets. Alabama shipments to Italy spur negotiations for 50,000 tons yearly. several new industries and large building projects are announced in Birmingham, Asheville, New Orleans, Raleigh, Charlotte, and elsewhere, including mills, brick, lumber, and depot developments.
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South
Dwunl Ab
Alabama
Birmingham
Italy
Dennearee Coal, Tron and Railway Pesapany
Buaineoa
Birminghtow
Ala
Praner Bros
Chester
Buncombe Brick Company
Capital
Asheville
Ni O
Fidder Gand and Improvement
Beatty Limber Company
Clifton Forge
Elizabeth City
N. C
Spartanburg
Norfolk
Garrison
Tex
Mobile
Als
Louisville
Shreveport
Charlotte
Harrisonburg
Atlanta
Savannah
Chattanooga
Tenn
Louisiana Delegation Instructed For Free Coinage In Chicago
The Louisiana Democratic state convention met in Baton Rouge appointing credentials committees and electing Judge Baird as temporary chairman. It instructed its delegates to the Chicago convention to vote for free silver at 16 to 1 and to act as a unit on all matters, with several noted free silver supporters among its delegates.
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Chicago
Louisiaa
Baton Rouge
Kruttschmitt
State Central Committee
8. T. Baird
Morehouse
Obsiina
Justice McEnery
Blanchard
Robertson
Fitzpatrick
Vanderbilt-Wilson wedding postponed due to rheumatism
New York dispatch reports the Vanderbilt-Wilson wedding postponed indefinitely as Vanderbilt suffers a severe inflammatory rheumatism attack. He remains confined to his room at his father’s house. Florists and caterers are recalled, and guests receive notices from Mr. and Mrs. R T Wilson explaining the postponement.
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Vanderbilt
New York
Miss Wilson
Fifth Avenue
R. 'T. Wilson
The Balliit’s Sale and the Charity Spirit in Atlanta
In a reflection on Hale Hartel’s sale of household goods to pay rent, the piece laments poverty’s reach in crowded cities and praises charity. It cites Tom Hood and Rockefeller as exemplars, notes reform in justice, and honors a mother and her descendants amid war’s toll on Atlanta society.
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Gordon Noo] Hartel
Costa
Mr. Hartel
Pelchtree
Judge Bleckley
Atlanta
Gornea
Haifliff
Tom Hood
London
Rockefeller
Padeas Arenin
George
Tillman and Debs to Speak at Cooper Union Debate
Senator Tillman will debut before a New York audience next Thursday night when he addresses a Democratic gathering at Cooper Union. Eugene V. Debs will speak immediately after the South Carolina senator as the other prominent guest in the event.
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Tillman
Debs
New York
Cooper Union
Eugene V. Debs
South Carolina
Weather and crops report for the state in mid June
The week ending June 16 brought cooler nights hindering cotton growth in parts while grains and weeds show general complaints. cotton blooms widely, corn remains promising though damaged by drought in some areas, wheat and oats yields vary, melons appear, and gardens and pastures remain flourishing. Nonrrs Sgorion section notes unusually cool, sunny weather with variable rains. oats near failure in low lands, apples and peaches likely short yet high quality. grain crops show mixed results across regions with lice affecting cotton.
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Weather Bureau
Atate
Holla
Onne
Cleveland Letter on Democratic Silver Policy
President Cleveland replies to a New York Herald representative on the party's stance amid the free silver question. He cautions against adopting unlimited coinage of silver, argues it would injure the nation's interests and the Democratic Party, and urges vigilance to prevent party demoralization. He affirms loyalty to the democracy and the fight for sound money.
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Cleveland
New York Herald
Veterans vote on Governor Atkinson Richmond reunion plan
Georgia Confederate veterans split over whether Governor Atkinson should attend the Richmond reunion where Jefferson Davis monument cornerstone will be laid. Some urge him to stay away citing campaign remarks and Confederate home fight. Atkinson defends his record and states his planned respectful role in the ceremonies. The Crank's Bullet Was Fatal. George H. Wyckoff, bank president, died after a shooting by Geo. N. Semple in New York City.
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Richmond
Confederate Veterans of Georgia
Atkinson
Confederate Veterans
Jefferson Davis
Fulton County
Lewis Cook
Americas
Post of
Thea
Confederate Veterans’ Organization
Evans
Davis
George H. Wyckoff
New Amsterdam Bank
New York
Geo. N. Semple
New York Hospital
Magazine circulation song and talk of paying poets
A Chicago Post excerpt shows a caid touting a magazine scheme that would pay poets and amateurs for everything submitted, claiming vast profits and nationwide sales. The speaker boasts of a mint of money and expanding circulation while dismissing bankruptcy concerns.
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Caid
Chicago’ Post
Coloring Leather in Germany via Electrical Dyeing
In Germany a new leather coloring process uses electricity. The leather sits on a vine table acting as the positive pole while dye material is poured over it and the negative pole connects to the leather. Current drives color through the leather and a pattern plate on the surface can be applied by the negative connection.
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Germany
Romo and maladies cured by Hostetter bitters claim
Advert gives claims for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for biliousness constipation malaria rheumatism kidney complaints and nervousness. Offers Dobbins soap and related freebies with mail-in offers and odd product notes.
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Romo
Persterm
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual irregularities stomach issues and womb troubles claiming quick relief from bearing down sensations and backache. It also touts kidney support and dismisses imitators with a brief note about imitation.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Boulhern
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Chad
Boya
Atlanta Constitution
Grover
Philadelphia
Coburn
Aoli
Winslow
F. Lozz
Covington
Inane Thom
Econo
Hood
Mofern
New York Journal
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