Brother and brother killed in farm dispute near Atlanta
Two brothers, Charles Tucker and John Tucker, shot at a farm near Oakland station four miles from Atlanta after a yearling caused damage on Sims farm. Charles was wounded in the abdomen and died. John was shaken but unharmed. Charles had run the Oakland general store. John is a farmer. The incident occurred on the Central road area and drew local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
John
Atlanta
Bob
Oakland Station
Central Road
Sims
Charles Tucker
Oakland
Charles
Ball
Tucker
Gilbert
Foxhall Arrives in New York After Ocean Voyage
The famed racehorse Foxhall landed aboard the Normandie in New York under trainer E A Day. At 14 he appears fit and untroubled by travel. Foxhall, bay, sired by King Alfonso with Jamaica as dam, has a storied career including Grand Duke Michael Stakes and Grand Prix de Paris victories.
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Foxhall
New York
New Yor
Normandie
E. A. Day
Mr. Day
William Day
Don Falano
Blue Grass
King Alfonso
Jamaica
Mr. Keene
England
Newmarket
France
Paris
Ascot
Fiddler
Lord Roseberry
Dr Volkovitch Dead and Other Dispatches
Constantinople reports Dr Volkovitch, Bulgarian agent, stabbed by an unknown man and dead. Ivanoff, a Russian associate of Koulmbriers, had predicted the doctor’s death and has disappeared. Also in brief items: Guatemalan threat to San Salvador, Gladstone couple in Paris en route to England, Hillsville fire destroying half the town, and Treasury draws for canned goods under the 1890 act listing southern beneficiaries.
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Soria
Volkovitch
Constantinople
Ivanoff
Koulmbriers
Dr. Volkovitch
Washington
Maroh
Spaulding
Treasury Department
South
Brunswick
Paterson, Downing & Co
Charleston
8. C
Paternos
Has
Co Christi
Tex
Walters
Pierce Oil Company
Paso del Norte
Pierce Oil. Company
Saluria
Wm. Kleberg
Savannah
Reed
Rollins, Joseph & Co
United States Supreme Court
Justice Brewer
House of Representatives
Anti Hill Democrats Meet In New York
A 14 member anti Hill committee met at 10 Wall Street to finalize enrollment forms and set a Syracuse state convention for May 31 1892. Charles Fairchild was elected chairman and William E Curtis treasurer with headquarters at 152 William Street.
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New York
Albany
Wall Street
East
Locke
Provisional State Committee
Charles’. Fairchild
Willism E. Curtis
Assembly
Union Hall
Syracuse
Chicago
William Street
W. A. Poucher
Oswego County
Lar
Untitled Personal Memoir Fragment About Illness and Medical Advice
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a 23 year old attack of inflammatory rheumatism. The author mentions attending eminent physicians and gifting remedies, recounting confinement and attempts to cure with Prickly Ash and other herbs.
Blood Disorder Reeum Attributed to Kidney Function
Fragmentary text describes rheumatism as a blood disorder caused by kidney failure to expel toxins. It claims simple cures and quick relief, with garbled words and questionable attribution, offering a dubious treatment claim.
Reports on the McKinley tariff and O'Brien case headline Capitol notes
The House receives majority and minority reports on the Springer bill arguing McKinley era duties are too high and unfair. The Catholic Knights of America reveal a $9,992.82 unsecured shortage tied to M. J. O'Brien embezzlement and a warrant is issued. Local items: wage cuts threaten strikes in Atlanta. a tube wire gun test shows no bore damage. Gov race talk in Weatherford. miner deaths and feuds in Burrs and Herkimer areas. ads for patent medicines conclude the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasninorox
Majority
House
Springer
Burrows
Michigan
House Rules Committee
Catchings
O’brien
3. O
John C. Getren
Catholic Knights of America
M. J. O'Brien
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Philaddionia
Bac
Entente talk, ministerial shifts, and a maritime disaster
The Times reports on European diplomacy with the Danish royal stance toward the Franco Prussian entente and a push for reciprocity between Argentina and Chile. It notes a looming cabinet crisis in Rome, a Belfast MPs expulsion, and the Forest King steamer disaster with fourteen dead after a collision near Flamborough.
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Loxvon
Paris
The
Times
Denmark
William
Reblic
Spencer Richards
Bee Church
University of New One
House of Commons
Ie Bal
Edwards Samuel Wesley Cobain
East Belfast
Manchership Canal
Forest King
Loughbrow
Flamborough
Rome
Signor Lizzata
Signor Branca
Posts and Telegraphs
Madison boom amid bars and new hotel rise in Georgia town
Mr Skiff reports from Madison where a booming town growth features a new hotel, an electric lighting plant, and thriving industries like a furniture factory and a cotton press. The letter contrasts local morals with investment progress while noting regional rivals and including advertising for paints and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Eorror
Madison
Comodore Dexter
Comedore
Racker
Athens
Essra, Gunnell & Butler
Cucceas
Poultry Hatching Methods and Farm Notes From Ottawa
From Ottawa’s ex farms poultry department comes a report on hatching results for eggs set on dry boards versus damp ground. Fertility mattered most, with early season warmth favoring dry floors and hot seasons favoring damp cellars. The piece also covers breaking up broody hens, ducking avoided, Leghorn superiority in egg production, and hay quality for fattening lambs and asparagus cultivation tips.
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Poultry Department
Ottawa
Gilbert
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United States
London
Reid
M. Roche
Chamber of Deputies
Safes BrErin
Thiergarten
Snoats
Ind
Wm. Fitch
Ohio
Misssissippi
Southern Penitentiary
Kerns
Fitch
Father Byrnes
Caicano
Bankers’ Club
Kinsley’s
Wiliam P. St. John
Mercantile National Bank of New York
Olls
Denison
Grayson County Executive Committee
R. Q Mills
Shylecks
Sydney
Messrs. Finlayson and Smith
Miller
Australian Mercantile Loan Company
Brrum
St. Peterssura
America
Caucasus
China
Saanoval
Pittard & Sikes
Pit
Sikes & Co
Pone
Jas
Pittard
Wuitehead
Pam
Poe
Herald
San Salvador
Guatemala
Mrs. Gladstone
David B
Asany
N. Y
Senator Hill
Daniel Manning
DanvitLr
Hillsville
Carroll County
Wash Hinaton
L.C. Houk
Tennessee
Knoxville
Committee On Accounts
Pennsylvania
MinavKek
Wis
Water Street
L. D. L Leister
E. Lowers
Jay
Jay Gould
Helen Gould
Dr. Munn
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
West
Tisburg
Asheville
N.C
Gould
Goshen
Loxvox
London Chamber “of Commerce
Bank of d
Beecham
State of New York
Scranton
Powderly
Harrisburg
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Raitraaty
Savannah, Florida and Western Railroad
Exginest
Johnny
Jim Chatt
Barssempaes
Patterson
Florida
Richard Sticks
Mount Pleasant
Riverside Hospital
Emily Yeamans
Annie Yeamans
Geo, Callum
United States Army Engineers
Puenmonia
F. Greer
County
Guns Cove Srireas
Pi Gas A Ab
Oreere
Consolidated Street Car Company
Itamen
Joel Hurt
GC. P. Matlock
Brepsporo
Penn
Hogg
Weatherford
Court House
George Clark
Waco
Jas 8
Burrs
Mont
Thomas Carroll
Frank E. Doyle
Bell Mas
Kane
St. Lawrence
Srrival
Ark
Tom Broughton
Toown
Horn
Chattanooga
Coal Creek
K. C. Jenkins
Tennessee Mining Coum
Herxinsville
Frank McKeiver
Thomas Sanders
Caldwell County
Meei
Dr. King
Bucklen
Czar
Em Peror William
Buckien
Armia
Ssi
Joan Crawford
Anit Rtall Arnegiate
MR. Skiff
California
Beekeepers
Eee Cent
Field
Palmer & Kionebrew
Clayton Street
Dfarm
Seteenn
Texas Farm and Ranch
Cornell
New Jersey
Maryland
Mark Lane Express
Gotanit
Tettor
B. B.B. Coo
Alanta
STI Rolling
St. Helens
Percat Bus
D. W. McGeger
Burke
Georgia
T. G. Hadaway
Athens, GA
Jayton
Jackson
Srs
G. R. Lombard & Co. Foundry
Machine, Holler and Gin
Augusta
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