Seaboard Air Line introduces Atlanta Special with no extra fare
The Atlanta Special becomes a solid vestibuled train operating daily except Sunday on the Hay Line from Atlanta to Washington and to New York. Through service to Charleston via Columbia continues, with tickets available at ticket offices. General Manager J. Winder and officials announce the new schedule and fares.
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Atlanta
Hay
Mia
New York
Philadelphia
Nertuli Rone
Sertoli
Washington
Steaimwater
Valpe
Atk Wee
Tralia
Halecpet Beteen Mater
Partsmath
Virginia
Wasialuytin
Meep
Chirlotte
Wilwietoh Trans
Betowen Atlata
Monee
Gach
Charleston
Columbia
Abcompass
Tcket
Kimball Houaes
Jos
Winder
J Walker
Kimball Tease
TS. Anderson
GPA
MON Sewland DIV
Wash Age
Georgla
Not the Largest But the Cheapest
A local ad lists low priced everyday items including undershirts, towels, linens, window shades, needles, pins, handkerchiefs, slippers, pillows, spectacles, and shoes. It notes discounted children's rubber overshoes and coats, inviting customers to inspect and save money.
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Rge
Chapman Convicted in Sugar Investigating Case
Elverton R. Chapman of Moore and Schley was found guilty for refusing to answer Senate sugar investigation questions. The defense vows to appeal to higher courts, with anticipated challenges before the District of Columbia Court of Appeals and the U S Supreme Court. Trials of Edwards Shriver and broker John W. McCartney will follow.
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Washixgton
Elverton R. Chapman
New York
Moore and Schley
Senate ‘Sugar
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
United States Supreme Court
Cole
Chapman
Edwards and Shriver
John W. McCartney
SEREGMENT OF REGULAR ARMY SERGEANT ATTEMPTS SUICIDE ON TRAIN
Charles H L Anders a sergeant in company E twenty third regular army regiment stationed at Clarke Texas attempted to kill himself on an eastbound Cloverleaf train near Frankfort Indiana as it stopped at the depot. He slashed his throat with a razor and died likely from his wounds despite attempts to save him. A note found on his collar stated I would return for trial but prefer death to the dishonor of wearing stripes. He had been in the service since 1880 and his home is Buffalo New York with about 400 in his pockets.
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Frankfort
Ind
Charles HL Anders
Clarke
Tex
Anderson
Buffalo
N. Y
Pardon Said Imminent for Atlanta Bank Embezzler
President Cleveland reportedly plans to pardon Lewis Redwine, former Gate City National cashier in Atlanta, currently imprisoned in Ohio for bank embezzlement, on grounds of failing health. Dr W T Rowles says Redwine cannot survive his term and is rapidly breaking down.
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Cleveland
Lewis Redwine
Corumavs, O
Gate City National Bank
Atlanta
Ohio
Redwine
W. T. Rowles
Ohio Penitentiary
Rowles
Woman reveals crime in suicide note from Fort Worth
Mrs Lucy Clemens, distraught and facing strain, committed suicide in Fort Worth Texas after writing letters accusing her lover and another woman of conspiring to murder her husband for a $2509 life policy. The letters detail the alleged poisoning and insurance scheme. Officers hold the letters as investigations proceed.
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Mary
Fort Worr
Tex
Lucy Clemens
Germans Celebrate 25th Anniversary of Versailles Crowning
Jan 18. Across the German empire crowds mark the 25th anniversary of King William of Prussia’s crowning and the restoration of the German empire. Emperor William and ministers, generals, admirals, diplomats, and royalty attend a grand ceremony in the castle hall.
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Beets
German Empire
Versailles
William
Prussia
Germany
Prosula
James Hopkins Dies Involving Christiana Riots
James M. Hopkins an iron founder and politician dies after figures in the Christiana Riots era. The record notes his role against a Maryland slave owner and the slave rebellion events, with several acquittals and related trials cited in scattered dispatches from Jan 18 reporting cities like Boston and Nashville.
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Laxcaster
James M. Hopkins
Buchanan's Report Shows Argentina as a Dangerous Competitor
Argentina emerges as a growing southern competitor to the United States in temperate zone agricultural goods. For the first nine months of 1895, imports fell by 1 938 085 while exports rose by 12 636 554, with flour and butter up and signals of broader agricultural expansion beyond wheat. Lumber and kerosene imports from the United States also increased.
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Argentina
United States
Wasmixaron
Aseputina
State Department
Buchanan
Resolution endorsing Cleveland's Venezuelan message introduced
In the legislature a resolution endorsing Cleveland's Venezuelan message was introduced but went over for further consideration. Mr Magill offered an amendment condemning democracy and another stating willingness to defend the Monroe doctrine with lives and property if necessary.
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Cotcunta, & O
Cleveland
Magill
Williams
Sere
Ashanti War Ends as British Occupy Coomassie Without Struggle
Accra reports the Ashanti war concluded with Sir Francis Scott leading British forces to occupy Coomassie. Britons praised by locals as natives show festive relief at restored trade and prosperity, while troops prepare for embarkation.
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Accra
Gold Coast
British West Africa
Sir Francis Scott
Coomaasie
Henry of Battenberg
Balt
Fenstal Raidi
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