Indignation Over Grady Monument Unveiling Report
Atlanta reports widespread anger over a New York newspaper account of the Grady monument unveiling. Readers condemn alleged Confederate displays and rebukes of the Union flag while critics accuse The Mail and Express of distortion.
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Disturbed Fassetts Campaign Remark Sparks Disorder
In New York a political meeting for governor candidate Fascott was disrupted by loud interruptions. Police restrained several agitators as Fascott denounced “Tammany methods” and argued for honest discussion amid the melee. Other brief items: a Texas fishing altercation ends with a confrontation between American John Moultoy and Mexican men Rodriguez and Ventro, and a separate incident notes Hannah Ferguson entering a fruit store in Avera seeking a man.
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Fascott
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Fasssit
Shipping Damage and Gale Ravage Across British Isles
A severe gale lashes England Ireland Wales and southern Scotland causing ships ashore and widespread flooding. Thames rises inundating Windsor Meadows Marlow and Maidenhead areas cut off by water with boats the sole means of travel. Mailboats report danger and rescues as crews endure heavy seas and drift.
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Ireland
Wales
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Thames
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Marlow
Maidenhead
Ourteen
League of Peace Formed Discussed at Fredensburg Gatherings
A Copenhagen Figaro dispatch reports that during imperial and royal events at Fredensburg the Danish palace, the idea of a league of peace was debated among the high nobility. The proposed coalition would include Russia, Serbia, Montenegro, Greece, Sweden, Denmark, and France, with a public constitution to be announced in January.
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Italy and the Pope article by Crispi in North American Review
Ex premier Crispi writes in the North American Review about Italy’s unification and the pope’s temporal power. He describes 1800 onward as a period where Rome was a political sore and a threat to national unity, arguing restoration of Italian rights is necessary for peace and national integrity.
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North American Review
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Signor
To Marry a Countess and the York Divorce
Fargo N D Oct 23 Mrs Emma M York of Opagirt N J will be surprised to learn Captain Lewis A York a thirty year US Navy paymaster was married at Bismarck to Evelyn Countess Desgublinski of Russia The countess lived in Danson ND and met York at Bismarck The Fargo divorce court hints at financial entanglements and potential scandal The national denouement follows this revelation The second item reports Louis ville Oct 23 brakeman Charles E Scott was shot and killed by Jerry Featherstone a hunchback in town Featherstone a worthless character fired the shot by mistake for Frank King a conductor who earlier knocked down Scott's brother
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M. York
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Frank King
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President Hawkins Visits Macon on Savannah Americus and Montgomery Line
President Hawkins of the Savannah Americus and Montgomery railway traveled in his private car Louise to Macon from Atlanta with his daughter Miley Nufinie Low Hawkins and Miss Jonnie Hollis. He discussed the near completion of the western extension to Montgomery with timbers for Alabama trestles soon ready and predicted regular schedules into Montgomery by December 1. He noted faster freight and tariffs lowering western freight costs via Cordele and Macon, with anticipated competition among Macon Savannah routes and potential links to Macon Atlanta or Macon Dublin.
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Savannah, Americus and Montgomery Railway
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Atlanta
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Jonnie Hollis
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Americas
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Chattahoochee
Alabama
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Cordele
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Two Young Men Assaulted on Peachtree Street Atlanta
Two men from Hoganville and Dalton visited Atlanta for the expo. After watching the King Solomon show they were attacked on Peachtree Street near the governor’s mansion. York was struck with a rock and Wilkerson helped defend them as five or six assailants approached. York was knocked down and injured but recovered by morning.
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Hoganaville
York
Dalton
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Governor's Mansion
Attorneys Move to Dismiss Bills in Ryan Case
The creditors in the Ryan case filed a motion to dismiss the bills of exceptions. The supreme court will hear the motion in the afternoon as part of ongoing proceedings. The action aligns with earlier filings seeking dismissal and potential receivership implications at stake.
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