Jackson's Name To Be Sent Today
Secretary to the President says Jackson will likely be nominated today for collector of Internal Revenue in Atlanta. Hitchcock allegedly blocking, with White House and Georgian senators weighing objections and possible replacements as Atlanta officials plan to press for the old post office site. The president's western trip shifts dates, while Mrs. Peel attends the D A B convention.
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Hitch
John Corriges, Jr
Washington
Henry
Internal Revenue
Atlanta
Fred W. Carpenter
White House
Hitchcock
John W Martin
Tuckwom
Key
Georgia
Carpenter
Butthat
Post Office Department
South
Rucker
St Louis
Farmers’ Union
la Follette
The
D.A. B
Order
Whisky to Be Made from Grain Only
Washington April 18 the preentment 1 cast’a board of Secretaries MacVeagh Nagel and Wilson decided to adhere to the original ruling under the pure food law regarding whisky labeling. It held that whisky could be made from grain only and only mixtures of grain distillates may be called blends, while any addition of material other than grain requires labeling. The decision affects the whisky business.
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Washington
MacVeagh
Nagel
Wilson
Beard Not Guilty In Nimmo Stabbing Case
Roanoke Washington April 14 Grover Cleveland Beard was found not guilty by a jury after four days on trial for the murder of Luther Nimmo. Nimmo went to Beard's house for a dance last February and the men quarreled Beard stabbed Nimmo fatally. Self defense was the plea.
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Beard
Roanoke
Grover Cleveland
Luther Nimmo
Nimmo
Hose
Government Moves to Boost Cotton Prices Sparks Market Break
News leaked that government action targets cotton pricing. Brown Hayne Patten and Scales named in possible corner scheme as bears and bulls react to the move.
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Brown
Hayne
Patten
Scales
May Corner
Fullerton and Callaway defend cotton pool in Wickersham inquiry
Fuller & Callaway claim mills bought cotton on the New York exchange at lower prices and accuse bears of depressing the market and demoralizing cotton goods. The U S government orders an unprecedented inquiry into the cotton bull movement involving Patten Mayne Brown and Seates with subpoenas for brokers and records amid a New York price break.
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Fuller Callaway
Wickersham
New York Exchange
Beard
New York Cotton Exchange
New York
United States
James Patten
Chicago
Frank B. Mayne
Wiliam F. Brown
New Orleans
Eugena Seates
Texas
Patten
Hayne
Brown
Mr. Patten
England
Jong
Short Aide
Frank H. Hayne
Wilbem P. Brown
Hayre
Aldrich Tired Of Senate Post
Rhode Island Senator Nelson W. Aldrich announces retirement at the end of his current term. General Brayton confirms Aldrich will not seek reelection citing health and private life plans. Health issues from earlier illness and a recent Florida trip are noted while Aldrich travels to Washington.
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Providence
Nelson W. Aldrich
United States
Rhode Island
Charley R. Brayton
Republian National
Aldrich
United States Senate
Brayton
General Brayton
Senator Aldrich
Warwick Neck
Washington
Florida
Army staff college to study Sherman route to Atlanta
Twenty six instructors and students from Fort Leavenworth Army Staff College will follow General William T. Sherman’s Atlanta to the Sea march for tactics study. They leave Fort Leavenworth July 2 for Fort Oglethorpe Ga and march from there to Atlanta.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Wiliam T. Sherman
Atlanta
Army Staff College
Fort Leaveworth
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Oglethorpe
Atlante
Yale Mission in China Amid Rice Riots and Attacks
Rioters in Changsha, capital of Hunan, destroy three missions near rice shops and attack the Yale mission. British and American missionaries seek safety aboard a merchant steamer as the yamen is burned. The governor is said to be injured. two British gunboats head to the scene as officials plead for rice to calm the unrest.
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Changsha
Hunang
Yale Mission
Wesleyan China Inland Mission
Methodist China Inland Mission
Yamen
SP. Richards Called by Death
Well known publisher passed away at his residence 112 Washington street after a long illness. Samuel P. Richards a pioneer of Atlanta died aged 86 at 4 pm, leaving four daughters and three sons. Services will be at Second Baptist church with interment in Oakland cemetery.
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Washington Street
Samuel P. Richards
Atlanta
Richards
J. J. Sullivan
W. B. Penfield
J. E. White
Oakland Cemetery
New York Man Surrenders, Faces 18 Months in Atlanta Penitentiary
Syles W. Quaterbury, of New York, convicted of posing as an Associated Press agent, abandoned his appeal and surrendered to the marshal in Washington. He headed to Atlanta to begin an 18 month term in the penitentiary after his sentence.
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Washington
Syles W. Quaterbury
New York
Associated Press
Atlanta
Distriet Court
Auacta
Crow Dies From Injuries After Fight in Georgia
Union City Ga April 18 Special Jeff Crow died this evening from injuries after a fight with Jeff Braswell Saturday following a quarrel over a trivial matter. Crow advanced with a bottle. Braswell warned him to step on and shot. The bullet entered the abdomen and pierced the bowels in thirteen places. An operation failed to save him. Braswell surrendered and was released on bond. Crow was a married farmer and former skating rink proprietor.
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Union City
Jeff Crow
Jeff Braswell
Crow
Braswell
Witfhessey
Lile
Supreme Court orders Carter to account for $400000 fraud gains
The United States Supreme Court upheld a decree demanding former Captain Oberlie N. Carter explain and return about $400000 obtained via the Savannah harbor frauds. The ruling affirmed that Carter must account for all gains whether traceable to specific investments or not, affecting related appeals and property interests.
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United States Supreme Court
Carter
Savannah Harbor
Washington
Savannah
Oberlie N. Carter
Greene and Gaynor
L. D. Carter
Oakland
Captain Carter
L. Cartter
Chicago
Robert F. Weatcott
New York
Carter Mwvat
United States
New
Jersey
Ilinois
Georgia
Circuit Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Carters
LD. Carter
J & Carter
Supreme Court
Lurton
Stallad
Offeuit
Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia
A weather forecast notes fair conditions with cooler weather moving east and south on Tuesday. Wednesday brings fair skies, warmer conditions inland, and moderate west to northwest winds across the region.
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Georgia
Governor Malcolm Puttergon Seeks Succeeding Term
Nashville April 18 Governor Malcolm R Puttergon announces his candidacy to succeed himself subject to the democratic primary for dune In view of recent political events in Lennesses and the pardon of Colonel Duncan B Cooper convicted of the Carmack murder and sentenced to twenty years in prison the statement of Governor Patterson is particularly interesting He represents the anti prohibition element of the democracy of Tennessee and declares malicious and persistent defamation has burdened the incumbent while the legislature enacted laws he calls a curse to the state Treason is charged as he cites Democrats betraying the party and betraying platform pledges to obey the will of the people
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Nashville
Tene
Malcolm R. Puttergon
Dune
Lennesses
Duncan B. Cooper
Carmack
Patterson
Patternon
Tennessee
Gecund
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