Notable Atlanta Author Martyrdom Reflected in City Obituary
A long profile honors Mrs. Helle Kendrick a prominent Atlanta author whose poetry and literary work earned national attention. The piece notes her Barnesville-born roots, her impact on local Unitarian circles, and the bittersweet shadow of illness as she nears death. Nearby dispatches report a Civic visit, an English boxer arrival at Jacksonville, and a Maryland burglary with a possible lynching risk.
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Crisp on the Tariff and House Debate Sets Jan Deadline
In Wasinaires a Crisp interview cites resolutions and calls for speedy passage of a tariff bill. He says the Democratic majority will push the measure to the Senate by January with extended hours if needed. A Chicago notice reports a savings bank rate reduction alliance collapsing, sabotaging planned January changes.
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President Cleveland's Potomac trip for duck shooting
Washington reports President Cleveland leaves for a 48 hour Potomac voyage with Secretaries Gresham and Carlisle and Captain Evans. The crew plans duck shooting and a conference on public matters, weather cold and rough, steamer to be a government vessel.
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Massacre Reported in South Africa and Funeral Procession
Dispatches from Mosenthal and Company say Captain Wilson’s British South Africa force, forty men, were massacred by the Matabeles. Communication with Major Forbes was cut by rising rivers in the rainy season. In other news, Alfred D. Jones, consul general to Shanghai, rests en route to Kaleiga North Carolina for burial, joined by a delegation from Raleigh.
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Army tests whistle commands for battlefield orders
The commanding general approves replacing verbal orders with whistles under certain conditions. Whistles will be placed in cross pieces of sword guards, and commanders at Springfield Armory and Rock Island Arsenal are instructed to implement the change promptly.
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Daily Market Reports from Savannah and Cincinnati
Mixed commodity quotations and odd notes from multiple markets dated December 21 to December 27. Entries mention turpentine crude and spirits, pork prices in Cincinnati and New York, bacon and short clear cuts, and wheat and corn futures in Chicago, with several regional price points and demand remarks.
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