A Joyful Trip From Columbus to the Bus tling Gate
A Banner article narrates a Sunday train journey from Columbus to Atlanta with Ora and Jamie aged six and eight. They flirt with the conductor, observe passing scenery, and note station parks. The writer praises Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railroad for rosy welcomes and parlor car luxuries, then encounters a poor mother with a baby, teaching a moral about contentment before returning home with an old friend.
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Columbus
Ora
Jamie
Dan Te Beersheba
Duncan
Georgia Midland
Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton
Atlanta
Durand
Middle Georgia
An Hee
James
Big Fire in Natrona Destroyed Plant and Job Loss
A Natrona Pennsylvania fire devastated part of the Penna Salt Manufacturing plant, with the boiler area lacking water hindering control. Total losses near 1,000,000 dollars and about 300 workers left unemployed as machinery and stock amounted to about 1,000,000 dollars. The sea helped insure some recovery plans as operations were to rebuild.
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Natrona
Penna Salt Manufacturing Comy
Y Insurance, Company Pro
Evers Thead
For Sale New store house at Broad street Jug Tavern Ga
One new 25 by 60 feet store house, well finished, located on Broad street in Jug Tavern. For sale, apply to R. N. Penticost, Jug Tavern, Ga.
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Jug Tavern
Broad Street
R. N. Penticost
THE TOILS. An Inn Man Sent to the Pen for Another’s Crime
Mewruis Tennessee September 1 An incident shows a man punished for another person’s deed. Thomas Garvey once an office holder died in a local hospital after illness and a boarding house stay. Garvey carried over 3100 and a gold watch. after death neither item could be found. A negro named hand goods claimed purchase from Mrs Lemmon who admitted taking the watch but said it was for Garvey’s board debt. The governor will be asked to pardon Dickinson.
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Mewruis
Tenn
Thomas Garvey
Mary H. Lemmon
Garvey
Bartender Max Kuhn Found Dead in Fort Worth
Max Kuhn a Fort Worth bartender was found dead in his bed after several days of illness. He had seen better days as shown by his effects including ties and letters. A son was in difficult circumstances in Omaha. Kuhn was buried as a pauper. Miss Rose Hix visited Mrs. B M Smith in Cobban.
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Fort Worths
Tex
Max Kuhn
Omaha
Court of
Ohio
Kuhn
Execution of Louis Bulling Ends in Self Destruction
Kansas City dispatch recounts the Savannah Missouri execution of Louis Bulling, a St Joseph wife murderer. After prison guards and clergy urged mercy, Bulling attempted escape and endured a baptism before two shots ended his life as the priest fainted. Sheriff and deputies report the priest, Rev. Lavake, arrested for giving the pistol.
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Kansas City
Louis Bulling
St. Joseph
Savannah
Bulling
Jefferson City
Francis
Cnts
Augustus Lavake
Berry
Lavake
Mr. Vake
Revolution in Chile Report Reaches Washington
Dispatch from Minister Egan says a decisive battle near Valparaiso on August 38 led to the revolution's success. President Balmaceda resigned. revolutionists installed a new government. Telegraph lines between Santiago and Valparaiso cut and restored. line to Buenos Aires interrupted by snow. Formal recognition by the State Department awaits fuller details.
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Department of State
Santiago
Washington
Egan
Blaine
Valparaiso
Balmaceda
Wharton
Buenos Ayres
Andes
Ple
Four Calves Born to Jersey Cow Khedive Pet at Idlewild
Khedive Pet a registered Jersey cow belonging to Chas H Smith at Idlewild plantation near Greenville gave birth to four calves two males and two females. The cow is descended from the Khedive Jerseys with strong progeny and has a 45891 ice register. Calves sired by Mamie St Helier No 22081 owned by D J Omg of Bowling Green Ky breed by Mrs C B Allen of Louisville Ky. Smith would not take any money for Khedive Pet.
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Mississippi
Greenville
Chas. H. Smith
Idlewild
Khedive Pet
Khedive
Princess
Edive Pet
D. J. Phillips
Doeene Green
C. H. Smith
F. W. Wick
American Jersey Cattle Club
New York City
Mamie St. Helier
D. J. Omg
Bowling Green
C. B. Allen
Louisville
Smith
Lncky
Carrollton Faces Loss as Levee Board Rebases Line
In New Orleans Carrollton residents fear $200,000 in property including the railroad depot, saw mill, Schroe der and Carrollton gardens will be abandoned as the levee board moves the protection line 300 feet back. About eight city blocks and fifteen acres lose protection with a month to evacuate. An indignation meeting demanded compensation for those displaced by the action.
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Carrollton
New Orleans
Mississippi
United States
Fisher’s
Schroeder
Carrollton Gardens
Wealthy Cincinnati Girl Finds Wealthy Husband Through Ad
In Frankfort Indiana on September 5 Sylvester Davis of Hillsburg married Miss Lillie Elliott of Cincinnati after corresponding from a newspaper ad seeking a wife. The couple, with Miss Elliott's mother, have already arrived at their Hillsburg home. A separate dispatch from St. Paul notes Professor John C Crane reporting the glazier exploration party reached Lake Itasca August 23 and traced Nicolletts stream to its source, with two unmapped tributaries discovered along the way.
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Cincinnati
Frankfort
Ind
Sylvester Davis
Hillsburg
Lillie Elliott
Sylvester
Bare
Mississippi
St. Pau
John C. Crane
Massachusetts
Mississippi River
Glazier
Lake Itaska
Schoolcraft Island
DeSoto Lake
Lake
Grazier
Elk Lake
St. Catherines
Ont
England
Birchall
Woodstock
Red K
Ethel Tansel
George F. T
Mitchellsville
St. Petersburg
Maikop
Friedrichsort
Ichsort
Clarke Co L and Loan Association Holds Annual Meeting
Stockholders meet Wednesday at four at Mayor Brown's office to hear officers' reports confirm declared dividend and elect new officers. The association is said to be thriving and well attended. A Penfield resident reports pursuing escaped jail birds.
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Clarke Co. L
Brown
Clarke Cogny Bu Iding, Loan and Improvement Cmpany
Global dispatches report floods, fires, crimes and politics
Cotton crops damaged by rains and fires scorched Attala and Rome districts. A monument unveiling set for October 10 in Atlanta. Deaths include Captain James Franklin of Sumter county Tennessee and Frank Danforth hanged in Augusta Georgia. A pope’s health concerns in Rome and a spike in crime from Texas to St. Petersburg.
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Grady Monument
Atlanta
James Franklin
Sumter County
Tenn
John 8. Danham
Kentucky
Hayti
Frank Danforth
Augusta
Southern Pacific
Samuels
Tex
Rome
Dick Dunpoen
Paes
Gle
Duncan
United States Suprem Court
Attala
Als
Dean
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Russia
Prussia
Vilna
Alfred Kennedy
Tatnall County
Bull Creek
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Battle Fields
Army of Virginia
Chicago
Clark Street
Richard B. Dillad
Rusk
Cherokee Strip
Department of Agniture
Death of A G Hedrick A California pioneer
A G Hedrick 77 long time resident and California pioneer dies after kidney illness. Family now reports he ended his life by setting clothes with kerosene and pace on Ametsks Maal, death within three hours. Clarke county news praises Hon H H Cain ton and notes Farmers Club mail of 1890 1891 almanacs. Irene Hubbard visits Crawford relatives.
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MansFieto
A. G. Hedrick
California
H. H. Cainton
Clarke County
Farmers’ Club
E. K. Lumpkin
Seven Bandits Hold Up Rio Grand Train Near Cotopuxi
Seven men robbed eastbound Rio Grande train No 4 near Cotopuxi. They forced the flagman to surrender torpedoes and to flag the train, then held the engineer and fireman at gunpoint. Fireman Anerwis lost his gold watch and helped force entry to the baggage car. The mail car was broken into but nothing taken. The bandits escaped toward Wet Mountain valley after taking 599 from the strong box. Sheriff’s posse mobilized. Trinidad hounds to aid pursuit on a special train.
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Canon Crry
Cotopuxi
Texas Creek
Aner Wis
Sixpress
Angel
Ono
Ain
Trinidad
Cattle disease spreads to Em set county and more deaths follow
Reports from Mason City Indiana and Valo Alto describe a deadly cattle plague spreading into Emset county with many of Pete John's herd dying. Symptoms resemble rabies and officials warn the herd may be annihilated if the outbreak continues.
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Mason Crry
Valo Alto
Emset
Pete John
Catarr Remedy Offer Promises Big Payouts
A vendor touts Dr saga's Catarch Remedy claiming to prevent catarrh and its severe consequences. The ad offers up to $500 for an incurable case, promising a refund or $50 or more to customers who try the product, framing the cure as a safe escape from illness.
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Gate City
The
Banner
Allentown
Emans
Harvey Rickert
Willoughby Rickert
Grant Gilley
Hamrick & Crider
S. M. Crider
Gilley
Crider
Miss Rose Hix
B. M. Smith
Cobban
Souis
Savanneh
Mascovatag
Kaskaskia River
Highlands
Pensonean
New York
Artchison, Kas
Laura E. Fulton
John C. Melee
Fulton
London
Denver
Pierce
Es Eiaroats Amitgws
Penfield
Isin
Ecity
Dallas
Ketcham
Foster
Snelling
Treasury Department
Reuben Barnett
Ludlow Street
Reuben
Irene Hubbard
Crawford
Colorado
Pottsville
Lofty
Eldorade
Morgan Line
Bahamas
Louis Shoup
Josepha Kantman
Goshen
Clinton Township
Nevada
Frank Stroud
Amos
Guatemala
Burillas
Paris
General Barrica
Europe
John
Wade Felder
Vance Thompson
John Felder
Cherokee County
Ietima
Cain
Abel
David
Chase
E. A. McMahion
Staunton
Jos
Hood
C. L Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mus
T. G. Hadaway
Athens, GA
Clayton and
Jackson Sis
Neab Dorsey
Ark
PLC
T. H. Yarborough
Georgia Clarke County
Theuperior Court
Satd County
R. K. Reaves
J. J. Bloomfiell
W. A. McDowell
T. Gre
Myr Stero
J.C. D
Mal Thoma
Tynden
Wilbeming
Talmadge
CD. Knigen
Moses Moe Hull
A. ‘Fe
Grifh
My Wate
Hunnicutt
Clarke
Athens
Carke
Sal Corporation
Alex
Ekwiss
Gforgia
Groudtd
Amnes
Adeline
Hodgson Niggas Asters
Caatalagne
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