The Atlanta Special Train No Extra Fare Charged
The Seaboard Air Line reveals the Atlanta Special, a solid vestibule train with no extra fare. Details emphasize comfort and direct service for travelers.
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Atlanta
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1896
Page
1
Train Service Details From Atlanta to New York and Norfolk
Partial OCR text describes a rail service route with sleeper and parlor cars between Atlanta and points including Charleston Norfolk and Washington. Mentions train naming and car types, with generic station references and a list of cities.
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New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk Ft In
Norfolk
Washington
Atlanta
Wardington
Macon
Portamouth
Wreglola
Palgete
Teres
Atanta
Muptue
N.C
Carlet
Sta Columba
Aieat Union Depot
Ateompa- Ovs
Nut Btuyall House
John Windhe
Ogg Alr
Biaball Hacer
GBA
Bargain Racket Offers Wide Range of Refined Goods
A local sale advertisement touts cheap prices on items from linen and handkerchiefs to hats and needles. Extensive list includes mittens 10c, ties 2c, lamps and wicks, powders, purses, pencils, paper, and shoes with many items priced below typical value. The note invites city and surrounding residents to visit The Racket in coming days.
Monroe doctrine sparks national unity and warns against arms
Senate debate centers on the Monroe doctrine and British opposition. Thurston argues future conflicts may risk peace if Anglo American powers reject arbitration. He urges a dignified American declaration while defending national honor and unity amid upheaval from European powers.
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Wassinotoy
Senate
Utah
Union
Dem
Turkey
Allen
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Thurston
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Venecnela
British Guinea
Christendom
Great Britain
Tle Puplic
Mton
Lord Salisbury
England
Silinga
Houra
United States
America
Brother Ferling
Call for Permanent Arbitration Tribunal Across English Speaking Nations
A declaration advocates a permanent arbitration tribunal for all English speaking nations. It urges government action on 1893 resolutions and lists signatories including Dean Farrar Rev Hugh Price Hughes Rev Thomas Bowman Stevenson Rev John Clifford Rev Oswald Dykes Newman Rabbi Adler Lady Henry Somerset Mrs Richards Dr Darby William Cremer MP and William T Stead. The text will be circulated in Britain and the United States for signatures.
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Loxvox
Can
House of Commons
Dean Farrar
Durham
Westminster
Hugh Price-Hughes
Methodist Times
United Kingdom Alliance
Thomas Bowman Stephenson
Wesleyan-Methodist Conference
John Clifford
Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland
Dr. Brown
The
Congregationalist Union
Dr. Matthews
Presbyterian Alliance
Oswald Dykes Newman
Friends and Peace Commission
Rabbi Adler
Henry Somerset
British Women’s Temperance Association
Mrs. Richards
Woman
Women and War Debates and Court Reports Across Nations
A patchwork of parliamentary rhetoric and public notices, touching on speeches about loyalty to a resolution of war, female suffrage advocacy by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Hubbard, and a funeral for Theodore Runyon. It also includes banking talks on gold shipments to Britain, the Macedonian crisis, and legal rulings on the Northern Pacific receivership.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
C. Himrod
Lancaster
Ohio
Simmons Liver
H. Zeilin & Co
Philadelphis
Pletely Allen
Byra Dete
Soa
Peffer
Kers
Hoes
Henearhoet
Thompson
District of Columbia
Hubbard
Kentucky
Judiciary Committee
House
Susan B. Anony
Women call for boycott over German capital interests
A Herald dispatch from Carabad reports women demand protection of Vehben interests against Daveset sion with a boycott against German capitalists. The affair spans ten months and has seen government administrations quiet but promises prompt settlement.
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New York
the Herald
Carabad
Vehben
Daveset Sion
Capitatista
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