Death of Senator Colquitt Recalls Illustrious Georgia Career
The Georgia statesman Alfred W. Colquitt died after a long career that spanned the Mexican War service as a major, governor of Georgia, U S Senator, and Confederate officer. Born in Monroe County, he rose through law and politics, endured heat and illness, and remained active in public affairs until his final illness. His wife Mrs Colquitt and physician Dr Boyne aided his care in Washington and Atlanta as his health declined. The obituary emphasizes his steadfast public service and enduring influence in Georgia politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasittxatos
Senator Colquitt
Boyne
Alfred WH. Colquitt
Senator Cohquitt
Monroe
Walton County
G. Meid
Coluniel
Georgia
State of
United States Senate
Senate
Colquitt
Wantington
Capitol
Congress
Rams
Bis
Rome
Oais i Sae
Cate A Soy
Ved
Sonais
Lagton
Atlanta
Washington
Joly A. Ea
Dnrt
Eab
Byrup of Figs Described As Pleasant Remedy
The fragment notes that Byrup of Figs is pleasant both in method and result when taken, implying positive effects from using this remedy.
President weighs Bland silver bill as foes fear business dip
Washington reports say President considers signing the Bland silver bill if he can ensure no disruption to business. In the House a 10,000 appropriation was approved to compensate deputy collectors enforcing the silver law. A Cleveland veto on the misnamed seigniorage bill circulated as a draft. Justice Jackson’s health improves and plans to return to Washington by April 1. The House agriculture committee completes the anti option bill and sends it forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixatox
Nororth
Treasury Department
Cummings
Louia Kossuth
Oneill Joy
Firth
Cubb
Military Academy
Sustlon Jackson
Waanixatos
Justice Jackson
Aupreme Court of the United States
Atlanta
Washington
Unsettled Conditions In Bluefields As English Hold Key
Reports from Bluefields Nicaragua indicate English control over police and city, with Locayo defending his position amid American revenue taps for shipping dues. Meanwhile a mob attacked the jail in Oxford, Mississippi, as Thomas Supins was hanged. police faced rioting and clubs. Weather forecasts cover North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Alabama with showers, colder spells, and northerly winds. Damaging rains disrupt Texas agriculture with washed bridges in Nacogdoches County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel de Se Factron
Rattefertory
New Oatrans
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Locayo
Bloetielis
Thomas Supins
Peter McCoy
Higgins
Wasittxcox
North Carolina
Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Amda
Stenlahie
Farma
Nacogdoches County
Debates and political tensions mark Athens meeting in Atlanta
March 25 Atlanta crowd hears Athens joint debate. General Evans defends record and opposes pledges while Atkinson argues against, with silver coinage discussed. Evans denies governor run in 1890. Separate notes cover Breckinridge lecture, Presbyterian status, and local theater plans amid minor crimes and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Athens
Thore
Krans
Evane
Atkinaog
Moeald
Evans
Eary Sud
Bees in a Central Depot Car Orchestrate Wild Standoff
A box car near the Central depot containing Italian hive stock was damaged in transit. Bees swarmed angrily when the door opened, forming a skirmish near the freight yard as bystanders kept a guarded distance. After a tense standoff the bees were contained inside the car and the situation resolved. De Molay Commandery No 5 elected officers for the new Masonic year at their meeting held at the order’s asylum. Sawyer Simon & Co announced an auction of Kentucky borers at Schumpert Lewis' stables on Cotton avenue next Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Depot
Upeetio
Belog
Lee
de Molay
Kreets
Vriday
Order of Knights Templar
de Molay Commandery No
Order
M.B. Council
Wic Parkun
Generalisalmo
W.T. A. Dune
Mark Hale
Kentucky
Sawyer Simon & Co
Schumpert & Lewis
Cotton Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Georgia Loan and Trust Company
Americus
Secutiates Loans Phometey
Aa Poanae
Treas
Gen M, Ivins
Teal Rest
Airphen S, Shipp
Seer
Graham Waters
Fort Tor
Catewood & Callaway
Oxford
Callon
Jackson Stree
D. Bailey
Carter
Baby Carriages
Mason & Ford
Loving & Hightower
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Powell
Childes
Ascwen
Brooklyn
Geacoa
Lowell
Mass
J. ¥. Kiscuaoe
Conway
Ark
Avie C
Susra
Pree
Centaur Company
TI Murray Street
New York City
Children's Department
Dustan
Mase
Steifer
Americus, Georgia
HART
Times-Recorder Office
Horgla
Hope
Colonel Breckinridge
Wasmixaros
Pollard-Breckinridge
Orvin C. Brown
Stoll
Miss Pollard
Mr. B. Pollard
Short
Breckinridge
Brec
Brown
Rodes
Wored
Peladona
Alisa Pollard
Weests Brown
Iss Pullard
Guy Mallon
Joy Poller
Wit- Bens
Miss Pollant
Mr. Brown
Cena
Howe
Lexington
Pollan
Hugh B. Williams
Bridgeport
Witis Hll
Cleveland
John W. Thompson
Pepple's Journal
Jacksonville
Fla
Immeister
Hayti
San Domingo
Coamal
Caynye Ten
Mateh Bi
Wasminatox
Honn
Hateh
Megram
Mer
U.S
Reval
Atkinson
Thue
Westernay
Ehter
Pirorri
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Issa
Elia Ant
Mer Hashend
Cotta
Reavixe
March
Henry M. Hoffman
S Regers Sisters
Nehance
Ueketa
Rogers Sisters
Aneritus
Tod All Polata
Goers of
Jrame
Pearce
Smith
I'sarce
Minnesota
EA Crawford
Col
H. Hudron
Aspiranta
C. B. Madson
Americus Bar
Monera
F.A. Hooper
J. J. Mlalock
Americas
Gov. Northen
Col. J. DB. Hudson
Col.Hudson
Hudson
Nees
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!