Wynne shortage dispute rocks Alliance Exchange era
Atlanta August 14. President Peek disputes Wynne notes and says the exchange lost five thousand dollars last year. Docs show Wynne carried notes totaling 9,287.20 but Peek claims only 3,000. bondsmen resist paying more. Wynne may expose management. bets on Peek’s next move. Cordele notes, local civic events, and press visits follow in Cordele, Vienna, and Atlanta dispatches.
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Atlanta
J. O. Wynne
Alliance Exchange
Peek
Exchange
Wynne
Mr. Wynne
Wyne
Teataifel Fou
Exoe
End of a Sensational Murder Trial in Virginia
The jury found Dr. Baker guilty of murder in the first degree for poisoning his wife Mrs. Sarah Polk of Apinapox Virginia. The eighteen day trial sparked intense county excitement and supports Mrs. Mia Gilmer’s testimony. The court will rule on arrest of judgement and a new trial.
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Sarah C. Polk
President Polk
Apinapox
Baker
Mia
Gilmer
Saloon Trade Shifts to Migratory, Wheel-Mobile Saloons
Sioux City reports a new phase in the liquor trade as Law and Order League prosecutions push saloon cases to justices and district courts. Injunctions force saloons to relocate, often moving buildings to new lots, creating a mobile, wagon-like industry.
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Sioux City
Law and Order League
Justice of the Peace
Justice
District Court
Texas for Cleveland and New York politics mixed
Col William L Crawford of Texas speaks in Washington on Cleveland’s stance against free silver. He notes New York New Jersey and Connecticut will shape 1892, backs Calherson for U S Senate, and says Cleveland has broad support while Hill has few business backers. Also mentions Brown elected president of Southern Railway and Steamship association and a warehouse fire in Cuticaco with $104,000 insured.
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Memphis
National Capital Savings and Building and Loan Association
Chicago
Rev. G. H. Hodge
Hodge & Patty
Hodge
Crawford
New York
Texas
New Jersey
Connecticut
Hill
Cleveland
United States
Chilton
Calberson
Brown
Southern Railway and Steamship Association
Joseph E. Brown
Thomas H. Carter
Charles A. Sindall
John Screven
Georgia
E. K. Sibley
Ee Sulphur Springs
Daily Market Reports From Savannah and Atlanta
Turpentine steady at about 1.40 a barrel in Savannah with firmer prices noted. Atlanta reports Butter Western creamery and various provisions with prices for live poultry, Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, pork and ribs futures, and grains including wheat corn and oats for upcoming months.
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Atlanta
Ang L
Stay law defeated amid cheers in Georgia legislature
August 14 Atlanta reports the stay law bill was unanimously rejected by alliance members in the legislature. A resolution, offered by Mr. Faust, declared a stay law unconstitutional and against Georgia’s best interests, which the house also endorsed amid loud cheers. A separate bill by Mr. Broadnax to ban liquor sales near the capitol was referred to the temperance committee, with exceptions for medical use.
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Atlanta
Alliance
Faust
Oglethorpe
Georgia
Berner
House of Representatives of
Broadnax
Capitol
Capital
State Capitol
Craigo
Temperance Committee
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Cotton’ S Ave
Amerious, Georgia
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Cordele
Corpece
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Academy
Southeastern Taziff Association
Prof
Branch
Dooly County
Camp Ground
Vienna
Montgomery M. Folsom
Atlanta Journal
Frank H. Conoly
Tax Times-Recorder
Marvin
Cordelo
Kapha Tee Col
Tom Watson
Mra Polk
Nashville
Jas, K. Polk
Polk
R. M. Eubanks
Eubanks
Eubankswa
pApatacnicola
Fla
Times
M.C. Martin
Fourth Ward
Katie Brogan
Atlant
Cincinnati Enquirer Club
Femore Ladies
Gainesville
Tex
Byrd Party
Monllay
State OF
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Cutcaco
G. Oberner
H. M. Hosick
Michigan Street
la Salle Avenue
Daily Market Reports
Naval Stors
Savannah
Lew Vaux, Ag
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Ove
LD Lecembert
Ryyneedy
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Woruary
Liverpool
Ate
Fepres
Mazel
Anenee
Mr. Broadcaz
Markeman
Wasuixatox
Count Mitkiewicz
Beverly C. Mosby
Warrenton
Stuart Mosby
Shoe Box" Miller
Pittsburg
Miller
Beverly Moaby
Washington
Alster
Mosby
Mitkiewitz
Americas
Messia
Prince Bros
Jackson Avenue
Jackson Street
College Hill
BH. Dunbar
Frank Stuart Parker
Saye
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