The Constitution and Cable of Southern Affairs
A survey of editorials and notes from The Constitution and other papers discussing river and harbor bills, New York mayoral flags, press censorship by Post Office officials, and broader U S political discourse. It covers public sentiment on federal spending, Irish citizenship symbolism, and criticism of postmaster general Harris, with commentary on temperance sermons and political alignments in the lead up to national elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Register
Georgia
Tne
Wni
Congress
Barbara
Savanah
Charleston
Brunswick
Moblte
Ilveston
Cox- Btitltion
Hewitt
Theronnel
St Patrick
New York
Portia
Munch
Major Hewitt
America
Matt Arnold
Matt
Harris
Hartis
Jobn B. Alden
New York Gazette
BU Arp
Sona
Frank
Victor
Cox
Victor Smith
Gazette
Congressman Cox
Thes Young
Postoffice Department
Scribner's Magazine
Sunrth
Fam
My Haring
Post Office Department
Harria
Postofice
Democratic Party
Hunessa
John Clayton
San Francisco
Gometse
Hastaath
Hoscoe Loukling
Conkling
Eugines Huawe
Europe
Iorum Noosrmns
Hens
Fremont
Cluo
Afra Tayes
P Sanford
Mercer University
Macon
Activa Ile
Sanford
Missoni
Allison
Blaiie
Blane
Maine
Chicago
Laan Oscorr
Cornelius Oresti
Brooklyn
Sardon
Theodora
Opening Exercises at Church of Our Father Conference
The southern conference of Unitarian and other Christian churches opened at Church of Our Father on Church Street with delegates from Charleston Washington Milton Boston Atlanta and New Orleans. Dr Chaney led prayers and scripture, Dr Shippen and Dr Browne spoke on Christ as a servant God of mercy and love, and a message contrasted old and new views of God and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Conference of Unitarian and Other Christian Churches
Church of Our Father
Church Street
Charleston
Mr Browne
Washington, DC
Shippen
Milton
Stebbins
Boston
Kawan Berett Bole
Atlanta
Chaney
Allen
New Orleans
Chanay
Chait
Jesus
God
Christ
Father
Watts
Zebedes
Scotland
Séeve
Chast
Hue
Philadelphia
Washington
Rome
Napoleon
Chasles
Dickens
France
Rapoleon
Jameo
Dickene
Westminster
Kanes
England
Piantaganeta
Tudor
Stuart
Shakapeare
Wilburforce
West India
Wil Derforce
Methodist Church
Providence and Caleb’s strength in aging faith faith
Readers debate Providence linked to Caled Caleb’s 80 year old strength from divine purpose. The letter cites biblical pledge, Moses, Joshua, and the wanderings to defend belief in God’s guiding power. Also includes miscellaneous 1885 1888 letters and notes from Atlanta and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Eloy
Tan
Caled
Balerenos
Moses
Tyulvo
Imad
Cauasn
Anak
Larue
Celeb
Israel
Caleb
Jadan
Joshua
Gizal
Sephanoeb
Zite
God
Kadesh
Barna
Kadesh Barnoa
James
Joshi
Jeph Neh
Hebron
Call
Lie
Puti
Abraham Jenac
Jacob
Providence
Spreson
Wien
Ulece
Pond Agustin
Suyanny
Erowideney
Atlanta
Thirteenth annual session of the Knights of Honor held in Atlanta
The thirteenth annual session of the Knights of Honor Georgia opened in Atlanta at 10 am with a secret meeting in Brend and Marietta streets hall. Officers and delegates listed, banquet planned at Kimbill House, extensive reports and committee work noted, and preparations for next year discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy New Ofiers
Kimbill House
Tange of the Hanigats of Honor
Georsia
Atlanta
Brend
Marietta
Shannon Va
Venus
P Jones
Stye
RK Johnston
LeBer
Welsa
Isenger
Ry Powell
J Powell
Kogen
Meosenger
le & Loge
Thu Hall Joon
Basen Suypnneh
Louge
Beckman
Talmete Bugs Vars, Roette J
Simenona Dawson Lode
Henry Due
Osborn i Olgt Alolge
Ordotioge
Holtzclaw Buckai
Hare Tor
Stone Mountain
Granford
Vgord Hetwellt
Bastweil
Longino
Copan
McBonough Iota
Melonough
Carllion Aden
Carrulos JC Metenmell
Nowad Carmesille
Sayald River
West Point
Harrison
Jodge
Maron
John B
Honsy Wedge
Fork Valley
Tae Jorge
Buwler S
Tibertos
Cosme
Iin
Jnles
Camilla JT
Pesci Vile Inge
Lodee
Wallace Goorin
James leVilan
Atnoith Lodge
Joe So
Owen Martella Lodge
Roefey Clayton Lode
St Nyalh
Athena
Loko Sa
Gray Gate
Aranin Wow
France
Georgia
Orde
Linwk
Jude
Chacks Jodamt
Ile l
HeCeepia
Eim
Aeto Eyes
Smupiuous Bony
Mi James
Gaus
Lan Isommely
Blind Prisoner Arrests and Confusion in Terre Haute Case
A man identified as Fleming was arrested last night in connection with a bigamy case. The scene at police headquarters included a crowded reception as townsfolk gathered to learn details. The tale, recounted with local color, involved a reported plan to depart for Atlanta and a court appearance under bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiamuel
Aty
Atisata
Efiaghim Mlinew
Conzno
Effipzham
Fleming
Bbede
Jag
Atlantas
Connolly
Yady
Tenner
Fleiming
Hallwa
Taner
Robert Jordan Flemings
Flemng
Eshers
Terre Hate
Indiana
Geman
Terre Haute
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Constitution
Daily Constitution
IME Constitution
Atlante
Common Council of
Heywitt
Avenurs
Buffalo Bill
New York Herald
Talmage
Sam Small
Jas
Wilbur F Crafts
Jacob Sharp
Roy Trugh
Loto
Ins Nou
Tr Newton
Henry Adams
John Rea
Kobler
Butler
Starlea
Emberlo
Atha
Maha
Borgias
Robeson
Cambridge
Herald
Lymon Abbott
Tiffany
Mr. Chamberlin
Conk Ung
Blaine
Chicago ‘Tribune
Ampreme
Sumon
North Carolina
Alfred H Temeple
Virginia
North
Ingrass
United States
Supreme Court
New Yorkore
Orgai
Jay
Corsaus
Jarverson Davis
Tforaco Greeley
Davis
Mus Geyer
Florida
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Friends of the Measure
Haxpirnis
Pagan
McDonald
Sondhaga
Carvanny
Lewis
Carvanno
Cass
Sevaton
Georgia Legistare
South
Rte Rae
Conference of Unitarian and Christian Churches
Edward Everatt Hale
Third Baptist
A. Lofton
Times
Jonders Weekly
Lou
Hotels
Ratironda
Boston Daily
Orinoco
Ohio
Cleveland
Bee
Martha Wanbington
George
Manty
Eral
Hayes
Knights OF Honor
The
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Thaly
Iisensi
Yas Barrymore
Ashe
Taonga Nintow
Pris
Arriva
Letonsee
Haute
Orournn
Agaitii
Edour
Jini
Wwe
Tsai
Powahaa
Sen Panier
Ted
Anp
Henry K Taylor
Abingdon
Cobbel Orme Sweet
Capitol Avenue
Henry Jamigan
Welumel
J Weinmesster
Long
Rena
Quutly
Ien Gune
Beir Paneral Nerestier
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