Indignation Over Grady Monument Unveiling Report
Atlanta reports widespread outrage at a New York newspaper article on the Grady monument unveiling. The piece accuses Confederate displays and flags, while readers denounce the alleged distortion and partisan bias in the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Grady Monument
Mail and Express
New York
South
Eliot Shepard
Grady
Jeff Davis
Grand Army of the Republic Post
Wees
the Mail and Express
Disturbed Fassett Fails to Quiet Political Meeting
A large Republican governor candidate rally in New York is interrupted by disruptive crowd activity. Police quell the disturbance as accusations against Tammany Hall are shouted. Fassett denounces attempts to stifle honest discussion and calls out dark lanterns and mob methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fascott
Prasett
Fasssit
Gale and flood damage along British coast reported
A severe gale across England Ireland Wales and southern Scotland drives ships ashore and floods Windsor Meadows Marlow and Maidenhead area while dwellings are cut off by water. Mailboats report danger and rescues occur as crews struggle in affected regions. A Galveston revenue cutter arrives in port after voyage from Baltimore marking a historic naming. A separate report notes a freight train collision near Bardwell Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
Thames
Windsor Meadows
Marlow
Maidenhead
Ourteen
League of Peace Formed Discussed at Fredensburg Gatherings
Dispatch from Copenhagen reports at Fredensburg the imperial and royal gatherings where the Danish palace hosted the Russian emperor and empress. Nobles discussed a league of peace including Russia Serbia Montenegro Greece Sweden Denmark and France with a public constitution planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredensburg
Faris
Figaro
Copenhagen
Russia
The
Servia
Montenegro
Greece
Sweden
Denmark
France
Germany
England
Italy and the Pope Ex Premier Crispi on Rome Vatican
Ex premier Crispi writes in the North American Review on Italy's unification and the pope conflict. He argues that papal temporal power harmed the nation and that Rome's redemption followed from restoring Italian rights to pacify the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Vatican
New York
North American Review
Crispi
Signor
To Marry a Countess Why Captain York Gets Rid of His Nest a Wife
Fargo ND October 23 Mrs Emma M York of Spagirt NJ will divorce Capt Lewis A York a 30 year navy veteran who wed Evelyn Countess Desgublinski of Russia at Bismarck . The Countess lived at Danson ND and met York at a Bismarck assignment. The Fargo court record cites possible impropriety and a sizeable income cited by York. In Louisville another item reports brakeman Charles E Scott shot and killed by Jerry Featherstone a local troublemaker who mistook him for conductor Frank King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Fango
N. D
Emma
M. York
Fipagirt
N. J
Lewis A. York
United States Navy
Bismarck
Evelyn
Louisvile
Charles Ei’ Scott
Lind
Jerry Featherstone
Scott
Frank King
Louisville and Nakhiyville
President Hawkins tours Macon as Savannah Americus and Montgomery railway extends
President Hawkins of the Savannah Americus and Montgomery railway rode through Macon in his private car Louise from Atlanta with his daughter Miley Nufinie Low Hawkins and Miss Jonnie Hollis. He outlined near completion of the Macon line with plans to start regular Montgomery schedules by December 1. Western freight is expected cheaper via this route and tariffs are under discussion with Cordele to Macon connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Gay
Hawkins
Savannah, Americus and Montgomery Railway
Louise
Metin
Atlanta
Miley Nufinie Low Hawkins
Jonnie Hollis
Americus
Savannah
Americas
Montgomery
Chattahoochee
Alabama
Armericus
Americus & Montgomery
Cordele
Georgia Southern & Florida
Americus& Montgomery
Two Young Men Robbery Attempt On Peachtree Street
Two visitors from out of town, Mr. Wilkinson of Hoganville and Mr. York of Dalton, were attacked and robbed on Peachtree Street near the governor’s mansion after leaving the King Solomon show. York was struck by a rock and staggered. Wilkinson fled as several assailants approached. The incidents occurred late at night as they returned from the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wilkinson
Hoganaville
York
Dalton
Peachtree
Peachtreetreet
Governor's Mansion
Attorneys Move to Dismiss Bills of Exceptions in Ryan Case
In Albany on October 23 creditors lawyers filed a motion to dismiss the bills of exceptions in the Ryan case. The motion seeks to remove the bills before the supreme court, with argument set for the afternoon session. The court will hear the motion this term, affecting the appointment of a receiver and related appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Aalawea
Htyan
Supreme Court
Aled
Anid
Tia
Also Mentioned on This Page
George D. Wheatley
Mail
Express Mets
Topixa
Kan
Halton
Army OF the United States
Schofield
Washington
United States
Anyring
Schofield Tl
Congress
Oani
Crook
Disturbed Fassett
San Antonio
Tex
John T. Moultoy
Leando Rodriguez
Anténio Ventro
Aera
Avera, Tex
Hannah Ferguson
Great Britain
Galveston
Baltimore
Galveston Light Artillery
Servis
Mobile
St. Loup
Post-Dispatch
Milan
Tenn
Bardwell Hill
Llinoid Central
League OF Peace
Pope
Hawkins Saye
Wonderful & A.M. Road
Ausnia
Peschtred Street
New
Hove
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!