All Night House Session Ends With Poes to Mees Vote
Washington, D. C. February 22 The house held an all night session not adjourning until 7 am with fewer than 24 members in seats at morning. The post office appropriation bill passed including a 106000 fast mail south via Atlanta. The anti option bill faced delays as third party and silver factions prepared a standoff when the Sherman bond measure moves.
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Gate City Bank defaulter Redwine at large with 65000 shortage
Atlanta reports the Gate City National Bank shortage of about sixty five thousand dollars tied to assistant cashier Lewis Redwine who vanished yesterday afternoon. Clearing House members pledged to aid and investigators pursued him while bank solvency was affirmed. Officials noted Redwine likely moved funds in the days prior and that the bank remains able to pay depositors and stockholders in full. Meanwhile engineers at Chicago, Burlington and Quincy threaten a strike over pay parity and overtime rules. In Lakewood, Minnesota, President Cleveland makes progress on cabinet appointments and plans to fill the private secretary post soon.
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Gate City Bank
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Lowry Banklog Company
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American Surety Company
Port Royal railway case moves to tomorrow hearing
In Cnaneston on February 22 the state seeks to place the Port Royal railway under Receiver J H Averill, removing it from Receiver H M Comer of the Central Railroad of Georgia. The hearing heard several counsel and adjourned to tomorrow. Also, a marriage occurred at DeSoto on February 20 as J O Smith wed Annie Hant, Rev A Kirkland officiating. Smith a local merchant and the bride a Lealio favorite.
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J. H. Averill
State Court
DeSoto
J. O. Smith
Annie’ Hant
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Americus
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Lealio
Americus invites northern winter tourists to visit
A committee in Americus plans to invite northern visitors spending the winter in Thomasville to come to Americus before season’s end. Delegates will offer a cordial Windsor hotel banquet and carriage tours, with rail fare discounts and ample accommodations at the Windsor and Allen House. The effort aims to boost Americus as a premier winter resort in southwestern Georgia.
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Georgia
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Allen House
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General Gordons Death Becomes Confederate Reverence
The United Confederate Veterans report the death of Gen G T Beauregard, described as a premier Confederate soldier. The notice honors his battlefield leadership from first shot to surrender scenes, his public and private conduct, and urges full honors in his memory. Georgia colonels in Washington plan to attend inaugural events with Governor Northen and staff, detailing accommodations and a long staff roster. A separate note from Macon, February 23, states two black men Lewis Lewis and John Jackson to be hanged in March after court confirmation, with Judge Bartlett to sentence them soon.
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Supreme Court
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Phi Kappa Anniversary in Armens
Phi Kappa society marked its 73d anniversary in Armens on February 22. The keynote oration by Mr. Sam Dean of Atlanta was praised as one of the best at such events. Exercises followed the Deacon anniversary format, and the day’s program was noted for high interest and appeal.
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Phi Kappa Society
Sam
Dean
Atlanta
Trouble Looms Over Contracts as Engineers Confer
Savannah reports Receiver Comer has met with a committee of locomotive engineers for several days. They will inform of the conference outcome, but no trouble is expected in securing new contracts. At Kealao Coming New York, Prince Kealant, Hawaiian throne heiress, sails from London for New York aboard the op. The princess was Theopholus Davies, his wife and daughter Milas Whartoff.
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