Presidential Train Comforts and Atlanta Welcome Plan
The article describes President Harrison traveling by a specially equipped train named Azatlan with a coronado and New Zealand cars for royal comfort, electric illumination, and an open air platform. It notes Knoxville reception, luncheon on Lookout Mountain, and a tour to Atlanta with a statehouse and executive mansion visits. A military artillery salute and civic ceremonies are planned, with detours through Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain, and Cartersville, culminating in receptions at the governor’s mansion.
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Pharisen
Yale
Ian
Halford
Proctor
Saalanat Ie
McKee
Dimrs
Russell Harrison
Wanamaker
Secrests Rusk
Marshall D. M. Ransdell
A Mra
George W. Boyd
E. F
Azatlan
Fich
Coronado
New Zealand
Urs
Voda
Great Plains
Lasta
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Harrison Willie
Lookout Mountain
Frontier
Chittanooga
Moone
Ashote
Atlantic Road
Hemphill
Ine A
Cartersville
Welcom
Atlanta
State House
Athita Artillery
Harrison
Ma. McCollum
Chattalonga
Chattahoocee River
Atlanta Artillery
Capitol
Tobe
John Silvey
Harry Jacks
Jacob Jass
W. L. Peel
C. A. Collier
Dave Wyly
Rhode Hill
G. H. Tanner
Howard van Epps
Henry B. Wilson
W. H. Venable
GW Adaie
Executive Mansion
Presidential Visit Sparks Atlanta Reception and Chattanooga Incident
The Washington party traveled by rail, arriving in Atlanta with a salute escort and a large civic reception. In Elizoxvi Tenn an incident near Main and Gay streets frightened the president's carriage when a broken checkline caused a near-accident. The Chattanooga stop featured a public parade, a Lookout Mountain Guard escort, and a brief city tour ending in a reception at the Point hotel. Birmingham prepared for the visit with a civil parade, a welcome by Mayor Lane, and a Georgia escort on departure.
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Tenn
Main
Gay Streets
Chattanooga
Cuattanooga
Union
Lookout Mountain
Point Hotel
Point
Ninth and
Broad Streets
Pietra
Jon
Jie
Birmingham
Bremingham
Jones
Georkes Pacifico
Georgia
State Line
Lane
Amilaoa
Cald- Pat
Green B Raum Ill at Grand Pacific Hotel Ill in April
Gen Green B Raum United States pension commissioner is seriously ill at the Grand Pacific hotel in Chicago. Physicians attend him daily after weeks of a cold and grip symptoms. He hoped rest in Ohio would help but remains quite ill and delayed returning to Washington to quiet rumors of resignation.
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Fusioner
Chi
Chicago
Green B. Raum
United States Commissioner of Pensions
Grand Pacific Hotel
Raum
Ohio
Gen. Raum
Washington
Busbee
North Carolina
Bluff recall of Fava provokes Rome to public scrutiny
London reports in Rome say the recall of Baron Fava was a premeditated act by the Rudini government to theatrically dramatize his holiday. Papers allegedly show Fava asked for leave to visit American issues, with Crispi expected to profit if power shifts, as new taxes loom and Rudini’s position weakens.
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London
Rome
Faya
Rudini
Fava
New Orleans
Crispi
Many Violations of the Allen Contract Labor Law Reported
Special Immigration Agent Lester of Springfield announces a forthcoming report to Secretary Foster. He claims to have evidence of gross violations by a large Omaha employer and others in several cities. Lester promises a sensation within ten days based on investigations of alien labor imports.
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Cuicano
Special Immigration
Lester
Springfield
Foster
Omaha
Timber lands open as Wisconsin crowd columns surround office
News from Wisconsin reports great excitement as lands along the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line near Ashland will open for homestead settlement next Saturday. A armed crowd encircles the local land office, threatening to shoot anyone trying to file papers or break the line. Much of the timber land is said to be valuable pine, with sections worth five to ten thousand dollars.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Carter
General Land Office
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis and
Omaha
Ashland
Cieer
Land Office
A HORSE THIEF CAPTURED NEAR ALBANY GEORGIA
Albany Ga April 15 T W Mc Norton who stole a horse in Americus on Monday was arrested Tuesday near Albany by a Lee county posse. He tried to escape and was slightly wounded by a shooter in the pursuit. He was taken back to Americus and the horse was recovered and returned to its owner. Mc Norton is about 24 years old and described as a walios oConstor the Corolla.
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McNorton
Albany
T. W. McNorton
Walios oConstor
Council of Bishops Address Province Split and Secret Societies
Savannah April 15 The Council of Bishops of the Archdiocese of Baltimore met with seven bishops presided by Cardinal Gibbons to discuss province division and arch line creation covering Georgia Florida and Alabama and to consider church stance toward secret societies. A grave robber case from Wutetixe West Virginia saw Dr John R Pipes arrested for robbing the grave of Charles Watzbacker with aid from Taylor Foreman and a $1000 bonds posted. Baxter a Nebraska officer faced the scene during arrest attempt.
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Council of Bishops
Savannah
Council of Bishops of
Archdiocese of
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Wueetixe
W. Va
John R. Pipes
Wheeling
Charles Watzbacker
Taylor Foreman
Aiea
Arnica Salve Offered For Skin Ailments And Piles
Buckien's Arnica Salve or Shabees Salve advertised to heal bruises skin sores rheum fetter chilblains corns and all skin complaints. It claims to wholly cure piles or money back. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by John Crawford & Co wholesale and retail druggists. Jrary's back is still up.
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Buckien
John. Crawford & Co
Athens Boy Writes Interesting Letter From Indian Territory
A Georgia writer from Athens, Mr. N. M. Lawrance, sends a vivid letter from South McAlister in Indian Territory. He details Choctaw life and coal mining, describes Chadickville, the Choctaw schools and churches, and notes railroad expansion from Hartshorne to Dennison and beyond toward Albuquerque. The piece includes profiles of Edwin D. Chadick, the Choctaw government, and local commerce, ending with a notice about the Farmers' Alliance warehouse meeting in Clarke County on May 14, 1891.
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Athens
South McAlister
Indian Territory
N. M. Lawrancé
Lawrance
Georgia Railroad
Macon
McAlster
Choctaw Coal & Railroad Company
Borror Baxner
Empire
South
Grand Republic
Georgia
Tuskahoma
Blue Glass
Canadian River
E East
Philadelphia
Edwin D. Chadick
Tennessee
Oong
McAllest
R Proper
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Wall Street
South McAllister
Chadickville
McAllister
Choctaw Coal and Railway Company
Grernatee
University of Georgia
John Wanamaker
W Hoper & Son
St. Louis
IgMo
Marge
Hegel Poe
L. Shellenberger
Enaloe al
Asetanta No
Ashbridge
G. Eddy
Beviere
United States
Pullman Car Co
Hartshorne
Carl Ne
Dutab Tits
Edwin Ludlow
Hartehorne
Osage
Witer
Oklahoma City
F. Ry
South McAlster
Farmers’ Alliance Warehouse and Commission Company
Clarke County Court House
Alliancmen
Harmony Grove Boom Brings Town Growth and Plans
Harmony Grove Ga April 15 reports Ike Allen visiting and C J Hood merchant here. Dr L G Hardeman attends State Medical Association in Augusta. Mrs J T Comer and Mrs I A Madden shopped here. William Ridee from Maysville on business. Weather justice court meets at 8 10 this morning. Dr E F Adair begins a large brick building on Carnesville street a 30 by 70 store and 2nd floor offices lab and reception. Power and Williford plan a large brick store 80 by 100 to serve rising trade. C W H Son to build 80 by 80 brick building near Northeastern railroad with bank on first floor and lodge rooms on second. Projected bank to cost 50000 and likely opening by September.
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Harmony Grove
Ike Allen
C. J. Hood
Prio
Athens
L. G. Hardeman
Georgia
Augusta
State Medical Association
J. T. Comer
I. A. Madden
Maysville
William Ridee
E. F. Adair
Carnesville Street
Messrs
Power and Williford
Messrs. C. W. H & Son
Messrs. Hood
Masonic Fraternity
How She Did It Adapts To Rising Demand
A publishing house observed a curious shift as a popular household economy book by a woman surged through a fourth edition. Orders came from readers via printers ink hype, revealing the era’s appetite for aggressive advertising and national reach. The piece argues a seller’s need to advertise and quote prices to stay competitive.
Notice to Contractors for Athens sewer extension
Sealed proposals welcomed by the Athens Sewer Commission until 4 p.m. May 4 1891 for extending main sewer district one. Include earth and rock excavation, piping, manholes and flush tanks with a $500 bid bond. Plans and specs from City Engineer J W Barnett. Right to reject any bid reserved.
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Athens
J. W. Barnett
D.C. Barrow
Desirable Hancock Avenue real estate for sale with ten thousand needed
Real estate ad offers a nearly new seven room dwelling near Hancock avenue two blocks from business streets. It describes high quality construction, modern style, shaded by oaks, close to business churches and schools, with a 60 by 85 foot lot and 169 foot depth. Indicates strong rental income from tenants and suggests a half interest in a room, plus other street corner opportunities and water works property nearby. Cash terms and favorable income potential emphasized.
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Court of Ordinary
Babun County
Ara Fosetey
Athens
Clarke Centra
W. B. Thomas
Milledge Avenue
Taylor Street
J. H. Fleming
Olds
Mary
Thomas
Art
Hodgson
Mary C. Thomas
Hancock Avenue
Las En
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Ion Streets
Donsiertt S
Baxter Street
Peitieine
Ioral Mason
SENOS
Ed Willian
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