Governor Hill to visit Atlanta during Grady Monument unveiling
Governor Hill of New York plans an October stop in Washington en route to Atlanta for the Grady Monument unveiling. He may host a reception and will visit Monticello and Madison’s home near Orange Court House. The tour aims to honor Jefferson and Madison, with a Washington delegation likely.
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Fierce Battle Rages in Chile Between Insurgents and Balmaceda Forces
Washington August 25. The Herald cable from Valparaiso reports a three day battle in Chile as insurgents clash with Balmaceda troops. Massive casualties approach 3,000 with about 20,000 engaged. Insurgents push 15 miles as Balmaceda pledges 13,000 fighters. Ships shelled land positions while wounded flood field hospitals. No confirmation from local legations yet. If Balmaceda loses, Valparaiso may be bombarded. if Balmaceda wins, fleet may cover insurgent retreat. Local officials cannot verify details. Georgia Normal and Industrial College notice includes guidance to county examiners on admissions and deadlines.
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Fine Grapes from Willett Vine Yard Enter Local Market
A basket of scuppernongs from Mr. A A Willett’s well kept vineyard reached Tag Times-Record yesterday through the courtesy of the gentleman in person. Willett, long known for grape culture, annually produces large quantities of wine and supports the local market with his produce.
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Captured Desperado in Correy Train Robbery
A week after a Western New York and Pennsylvania line robbery in Corry Pennsylvania Win McDermott and two confederates blocked the train with revolvers and looted passengers including women and elderly. McDermott was finally arrested last night and will be taken to Corry for court.
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Floods hit Pottsville as torrents flood streets
A fierce cloudburst drenched Pottsville on August 25. Culverts burst, three to four foot rivers swept streets and railroad tracks, 400 families fled to upper stories, cellars filled with water, and major buildings flooded. Hats may top $100,000 in damage. Meanwhile Martinique hurricane toll climbs to 340 lives with ships lost and foreign vessels allowed to aid coast trade.
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Notable Disputes and Global News Roundup
Judge Duncan and Senator Johnson clashed in Tyler Texas while Cecil Raikes, Britain’s postmaster general, has died. Augusta Gadition opening dates set for November. European World’s Fair delegation reports progress. Sam W Small launches undenominational Atlanta worship. John D Shaw, sought by his Atlanta wife, found in Milledgeville before fleeing. Peruvian cabinet resigns over Senate interpellations. new ministry formed. Staunton, Virginia reports local license vote: 92 majority for license. Beaver Oklahoma: Dr Davis shot by Thomas Inlow after dispute with Mrs Inlow. Inlow overpowered attacker. Savannah Georgia: Ferdinand Koppe dies at board and brew house. two death notes reveal duplicates. Pine Lake Michigan area drowning: 11-year-old and neighbor girl bodies recovered. Greenville South Carolina: Sigeaus trial near beaufort area ends with multiple fatalities at church.
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Kansas City Times Lauds Judge Crisp and Democratic Unity
The Kansas City Times praises Charles F. Crisp of Georgia as a clear, conciliating leader and urges Kansans to attend tonight’s event. It notes Democratic support in Kansas City and interest from moderates and Republicans in hearing a strong economic argument. The piece also discusses Senator Gordon’s stance on the Ocala platform and the alliance convention, predicting further explanation in due time. Dr. McFerrin leaves Macon for Tennessee on summer vacation, with well wishes from his many friends in the city.
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