Jefferson Davis Monument Fund Launched by Confederates
A committee of United Confederate Veterans formed by Gen J B Gordon plans a Richmond site for a Jefferson Davis monument. They aim to raise 250000 dollars with May 1893 cornerstone, appealing to the south and descendants to fund the project.
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Hichimann
United Confederate Veterans
J. B. Gordon
W. L. Cabell
Texas
Richmond
Georgia
Jeff Vis
General Cabell
Uni Confederate Veterans
Ellison
Davis Monument Association
President and Mrs Harrison Leave Loon Lake for Washington
President and Mrs Harrison depart Loon Lake for Washington aboard a special train. Health improvements for Mrs Harrison are noted and doctors favor the journey. The route passes Plattsburg Saratoga Albany Jersey City with transfers to the West Shore and Pennsylvania lines for arrivals in Washington.
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Loon Lake
White House
Troy
N. Y
Harrison
Washington
Contti W. McKinney
George Ederp
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
Plattsburg
Albay
White Hall
Albany
Saratoga
Pennsylvania Railroad
People's Party VP candidate visits Gate City in quiet Atlanta day
General James Field spent hours in Atlanta meeting Dr. J William Jones and others after arriving by Georgia Pacific train. He dined with Jones and discussed denominational matters before heading to Savannah with no public crowd approaching the candidate.
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People's Party
Gate City
Atlanta
People’s Party
Genral James Field
Savannah
Georgia Pacific
Knerel Field
Gate City Bank Pulding
Time Board
the Baptist Church
J. William Jones
General Field
Dr. Tichenor
Dr. Jones
Jones
Wannah
Editor Attacked by Attorney Sparks Graft Talk in Iowa
Sept. 21 Dubuque Iowa report says Judge Wtt editor of the Dubuque Times fought on the street with Attorney W J Cantillon who spit tobacco on his shirt cuff, cuffed and kicked him before fleeing into a store. The piece mentions political maneuvering around Cantillon and Henderson in Republican circles.
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Iowa
Dupuque
Wtt
Dubuque
Henderson
Cantillon
Lilly Johnson Case Set for Oct 3 Trial
Memphis Sept 21 Lilly Johnson indicted for the murder of Freda Ward in conspiracy with Alice Mitchell. Her counsel requested disposal citing illness and prison status, expecting a nolle presse but the attorney general offered no motion and the court ordered a trial for October.
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Nol Presse
Memphis
Lilly Johnson
Freda Ward
Alice Mitchell
Miss Johnson
Nolle Presse
Alice
Richmond Terminal elects new officers and investigates past acts
The Richmond Terminal board re elected John A Rutherford second vice president and A J Rohr treasurer and assistant secretary H C Crawford was chosen general counsel A new executive committee was formed to oversee affairs President Oakman orders a full inquiry into prior transactions to aid suits to recover money spent on Georgia Central and reveals several new directors listed on an opposition ticket without authority
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New York
Richmond Terminal
John A. Rutherford
A. J. Rohr
H.C. Crawford
Clyde
W. E. Trong
J. C. Bryan
Jos. Bryan
Edwin Pac
Oakman
Senator Hill Speech Boosts Campaign Support
A New York dispatch notes Senator Hill's Brooklyn speech pleases the national committee and 100000 copies are printed for distribution. The Democratic tariff defense is praised and expected to strengthen the party in the state. Republican Chairman Carter mimics Quay by issuing engraved subscription certificates, with low demand reported so far.
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Atlanta
New York
Journal
Hill
Brooklyn
National Committee
Carter
Republican Committee
Quay
Cinl
Weaver in Savannah and Charges Against Him
In Savannah an interview shows Weaver stating he acted at Pulaski under orders from Hubbs the corps commander He claims southerners man haters and women sellers referred to slavery He predicts Harrison cannot win and the election goes to the House He also seeks to publish harsh remarks about southerners from postwar years Lettie Lene an 18 year old girl was shot in Kentucky and treated at a school window area The Atchison withdrawal from the Transcontinental Association is noted with little detail The Third party alleges Democrats will tear down their platform and urges Democrats to avoid hearing Weaver to avoid political embarrassment
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Savanna
P. A. Stovall
General Weaver
Pulaski
Tenn
Hubbs
Livingston
McDowell
Weaver
People's Party
Harrison
Southern Pacific
Curiaco
Western Traffic Association
Transcontinental Association
Pacific
Segerant
Sajonérs
Walker
Trans-Continental Association
Chicago
Western Freight
Midgle
Western Ffic Association
Two More Cholerine Cases Reported In Kansas City News
In Kansas City and New York reports on Sept 21 describe suspected cholera or cholerine cases. Mary Murphy at 88 Cherry street shows cholera symptoms and is under observation. W W from 14 Street boarding house is also suspected. Autopsy and bacteriological exams proceed on a case linked to 14 Mott Street.
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Kansas
New York
Board of ‘Health
Health Board
Cherry Street
Mary Murphy
Willard Parker Hospital
Mott ‘Street
Briggs
Connelly
Daily Market Reports Turpentine and Rosin Steady in Savannah and Wilmington
Naval Stores notes Turpentine steady at 28 percent in Savannah with rosin firm at 1.10 to 1.15. Wilmington shows turpentine firm, rosin steady and ranges for various grades, plus crude and yellow dip values. Provisions and pork markets also report mixed firmness across Cincinnati Chicago New York St Louis and Liverpool futures summaries.
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Savannah
Wilmington
Cincinnati
New York
City Steam
St. Louis
Fort Monroe Residents Defy War Dept Sewer Plan Rule
Citizens on Fort Monroe Virginia refuse to submit sewerage plans by September 1 under an 1868 law, risking removal from the reservation. War officials consider enforcement while charges of lax action at the department circulate in Washington.
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Washinetown
Fort Monroe
War Department
Havi Ai
Elkins
Grant Sefat
Leopard Moth Threatens Elms Maples and Other Trees
An insect pest called the leopard moth endangers elms maples and other trees as well as fruit trees. The moth, Zeuzera pyrina, was noted in Brooklyn five years ago and has spread to nearby towns by 1892. Eggs hatch early in June with larvae boring into tree hearts. Control tips include destroying eggs with insecticides and burning nearby trees in May to attract and kill moths.
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Nicholas Pike
Brooklyn
Department of Agriculture
Pike
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Carnegie Company
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Winterville, Ga
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Aleck Smith
J. W. WeEiIn
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Ludden & Bates
Athern Music House
Ehey
Handle Bathing
Ute
Hale & Conaway
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Athens, GA
Banner Office
H. W. Rount
Richmond, Va
MH. A. Arcuen
M.D
Oxford St
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D.C
New York City
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125Th Street
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