30 Apr 1876
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1876
Page
1
The notice outlines advertising rates with multi weekly terms and special terms, while the cotton market section reports droughted nights, cotton damage, and labor shortages. It notes cash buyers for corn, mortgage-backed purchases, and extreme cost pressures on farmers, warning of inflated prices and unsustainable profits. The piece reflects Georgia market conditions and political tension in Savannah.
Report of a Georgia murder near Shamvlee’s mills where Ben Goza and wife Patsy were killed by Wooten Scott and Cadle. Cadle testified to the trio’s plan, the shooting, theft of cash, arson, and their separate admissions. Trial set for July with jurors summoned. suspects confined.
In a dramatic tale of love and music Estelle, once shy, recalls a song that rekindled a past romance. Alfred, moved by her voice, confesses deep love and asks her to marry him. She fears her mistakes, yet vows to fulfill her duty and accept his proposal. The couple share a tender, late night moment sealing their bond as they embark on a hopeful future.
A spread of Georgia papers from Cartersville to Columbus endorse Gen Alfred H Colquitt as the leading gubernatorial candidate after Gov Smith exits. Colquitt, famed for Olustee service, is urged by multiple editors as the people’s choice with Smith supporters shifting toward him. The commentary frames Colquitt as the virtuous, capable leader Georgia needs.
A lengthy recap of May bridal attire and fashion trends in New York, detailing wedding outfits from simple traveling dresses to formal dinner gowns, with notes on fabrics, trimmings, accessories, and the evolving role of women in society. It covers bridal wardrobes, traveling wear for centennial events, and the surge of decorative items, including hats, lace, corsets, and parasols.
Report from Barist April 29 states the steamer Qaes eat sank after foundering at sea with 71 lives lost. A telegram to The Constitution mentions Mrs. Senator Christianer returning home with treasury gifts.
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