Adama Defeats Pal in Six Day Duel at Atlante
Adama versus Pal ended in a six day contest at Atlante with Avante Arbitua officiating. The match drew a sizable crowd as both sides showcased defensive grit and tactical discipline.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1887
Page
1
President's Western Tour Plans and Invitations
The president outlined a plan to skip formal engagements, preferring mail communications from c ies proposing study delegations for his western trip. He may depart late September visiting St. Louis Kansas City St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Chicago Nashville and Atlanta with trips along the usual routes. Local invitations to receive him were extended by Knoxville Augusta and New Orleans chambers of commerce and city officials seeking formal visits in October or this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cies
Wiite
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapoli
Milwaukee
Chicago
Nashidie
Atlanta
St. Lon
U's
Knoxville
Tenn
Eul Oterns
Chamber of Commer 9
Caty
Knoxs We
Terwarder Tarigsht
Ginner Cerewmad
United Cities
Siz --We
Hyatic
Aos Eile
Wapetral
Teancaten
Junsee
Higheay
Rory Garoline
Avrevats
Cleveland
Augusta
eSucaco
Gines
Melville W. Fuller
New Orleans
Mia Exewinsey
Grover Clevi-land
Pient
United Stutey
Iends
Central road deal returns harmony among pool stockholders
The Georgia Central syndicate gains harmony through John H. Inman joining the group. Calhoun brothers are credited with persuading him, as Inman acquires five to ten thousand shares at about ten dollars each, solidifying his rise as a premier figure in southern railroads and New York finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Central Syndicate
John H. Tamea
Messrs
Joe
Pat Calhoun
John H. Imman
Southern Railroads
Southern
Lehmond
West Point Terminal
Thisville
Nashville
Nashville and Chattan
Georgia Central
Atlanta
Hide Decumung
H. Iman
Central Railroad
John H. Iminn
New York
Affars
Jim
Kentucky Election Returns Show Democratic Tally and Local Shifts
Kentucky voters backed a solid Democratic ticket in statewide and local races while indications show Republican gains in interior counties. Louisville and Lexington produced large Democratic majorities. labor and prohibition votes fell short of expectations. a state constitutional convention question drew strong turnout but may fail. The legislature likely remains Democratic and a U S senator will be elected in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koll
Gver
Loversviteg
Stata
Legislative
Kentucky
Louisville
Mearre
Simon Woliver Buckner
Leutenant
G. W. Bryan
Fayette Hewett
Beck
Nevw Ror
Covington
Kenton
Campbell
Heaton County
Carlisle
Union Labor Party
Jefferson County
Collapse of the Columbian Bank Report Official Statement
August 1 report from Philadelphia notes no new public statement on the Columbian bank failure. President Phillips claims assets exceed liabilities by about 200000, with some assets vulnerable to forced sale. Assignees will seek court appointment of appraisers to value the bank's holdings as work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pholadelpara
Columbian Bank
Phillips
Ives & Co
New York
T Ssi
Maladelphia
Charles ¥. Phillips
Colimbia Bank
Columbia Bank
Bedford
Goulds Bank Rumor and Shanghai Franchise Tale
Reports from Shanghai claim an American financier group has formed a bank in China with a 90 million dollar capital and exclusive control of financial development, drawing a denials from Lord Rosebery and Prime Minister Salisbury. In New York a painter fell 160 feet from scaffolding on the Brooklyn Bridge but survived.
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Chi
Lspatches
Shania
China
Leuten
England
Jay Gould
Amer Can “Ver
War Department
George
Wester Union Telegraph
Broadway
London
Earl of Roseberry
House of Lords
Foreign Office
New York
James
Martin
Brooklyn
Chambers Street
Rush of the Waters Floods Parsons and Damages
A dam burst on the mountain side floods Parsons causing complete town evacuation. A little girl Annia Quinn drowns after being swept away five miles downstream. Four embankments wash away. 500 feet of Jersey Central track carried off. Air traffic halted. Melrose House damaged but inmates rescued. Laurel Run floods bury coal cars and derailments occur. Ash Street homes wiped clean. Railroad losses near 95 000 and town property near 000. Delaware and Hudson workers repair lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirxrsaause
Parsons
Annia Quinn
Jersey Central
Melrose
Laurel Run
Ash Street
Ikesbarre
Delaware and Hudson
Chicago Thieves Courtroom Drama Over McGarrigle Escape
August 1 reports from Curenco show Judge Shepard overruling a petition for a new trial in the McDonald and McGarrigie case. Dr. St John, tied to the Blake schooner and alleged to aided the escape, is jailed on conspiracy charges after bail plans failed. Court crowds await the boodlers trial as witnesses defend character and reveal tensions and possible corruption. McGarigle remains at large in Canada with ongoing efforts to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curenco
Shepard
Sriak
Edward S$. McDonald
W. J. McGarrigie
McDonald
Dr. St. John
Blaka
McGarigle
Enrape
Banfield
D. B. Fisk
Samton Doll
Jones
Cummings
Dr St. John
McGarigts
Ir. Grinnell
Rander Sullivan
Nelson Morris
McCarthy
Lynn
Morris
Pot Stass
Cnd
Mike Louden
GLE
Lynm
Boodie
Ripper
Michael Wasserman
Williams
Waamerman
Seriot
County
Democratic Club
Washington
Chicago
Wasserman
Evening Journal
Sarnia
Ont
Montreal
Saraia Clhef
Port Huron
Mich
McGarigie
Canada
Orient
Blake
Marsh
W €Hicaper
Torn
Dr. Stohn
Juditor Dell
Fond McGarigle
Tom
Tan
Thieves Kill Officers and Kuklux Threat Looms over Hardin County
A report from Craig Montana details the shooting of Officers Anthony De Long and Gideon Bostwick by Fletcher Franklin and accomplices after a horse theft pursuit. Sheriff Denny says another chase near Forest City failed to capture them. A Kuklux-like terror campaign in Hardin County prompts warnings to residents to flee and a county meeting set for August 6 to address the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nivesaxa
Daily News
Craig
Bmo
Anthony De-Long
Gideon Bostwick
Denny
Polk County
Vith
Posse
Forest City
Con
Fletcher Janklin
Harrison Stone
Fletcher
Phelps
Fletcher Franklin
Franklins
Borth- West
Jesse James
Langston Murder Trial Opens in Prince George
A Virginia jury trial begins for Frank Langston son of ex envoy John M. Langston. The April indictment was quashed as invalid due to juror eligibility, a新的 jury was chosen, and proceedings continue with witness examinations set to start tomorrow in Prince George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Langston
Prrrusxuro
Johan H. Raustin
John M. Langston
United States
Hayti
Ruffin
Langston
Virginia
He Played It Heavy Forging Forty Thousand Dollars
J Whitman a Central Union telephone bookkeeper was arrested on forgery charges after banks uncovered two twenty thousand dollar checks signed by him. He waived examination and was committed to criminal court under fifty thousand dollar bond. Employed three years, Whitman is described as an excellent accountant and skilful penman. Banks allege an additional twenty thousand dollars stolen. He remained jailed after failing to post bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Whitman
Central Union Telephone Company
Wax
Whitman
Bondemen
Immitating Jesse James in Seguin Cave Robbery Tale
A Seguin special reports two Texas boys named Bramley and Robinson in Seguin area aged about seventeen to eighteen. Bramley confessed to a gang robbery plot and that Robinson shot Henry, the gang captain, in a cave last May. Bramley led officers to the cave where the body and relics were found as described. Bramley says Robinson aimed to rival Jesse James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Galvestox
Seguin
Robinson
Bramley
State
Henry
Amley
Jessa James
William F. Forward suspended over malfeasance charges
Paratma August 1, William F. Forward, clerk of the circuit court and leading wholesale merchant, is suspended by the governor on charges of malfeasance embezzlement mutilation of records and various private disreputable transactions estimated by friends at 25000 dollars. No county funds are involved. Embezzlement under Floresian law is declared larceny. The alleged crookedness spans nearly his whole term of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paratma
William F. Forward
Register of Deeds
Board of County Commissioners
Democratic County Executive Committee
Floresia
Tragedy in South Camden Ends With Multiple Deaths
In South Camden William Willwhite, a drunkard, shot and killed his wife Justice Dart, then killed himself after the confrontation at the justice’s office. The couple’s conflict stemmed from a court order requiring Willwhite to pay six dollars weekly for support of his wife and three children. Earlier, Jacob Sharp endured severe pain and illness in Ladlowmere jail, his dangerous condition prompting physicians to be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice’s Office
Carr
Strees
Jane Sisro Yory II
New Year
Jacob Sharp
Ladlowmeres
Sharp
Land Bill Near End As Irish Issues Slow Passage
In London August 1 the government signaled possible withdrawal of unsettled land bill clauses to speed adjournment. Ireland undersecretary King Harman denied notable unrest in the Royal Irish Constabulary. Parnell and nationalist leaders pledged to withdraw extraneous amendments. Debate touched Canadian fisheries talks, rent repayment schemes, and bankruptcy provisions, with several amendments passed before the bill's fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King Harman
Ireland
House of Commons
Trish Constabulary
Fores
James Ferguson
Foreign Office
United States
Great Britain
Balfour
Parnell
Jie
W.H. Smith
Smith
Lord Randolph Churchill
Mr. Chamberlain
Finlay
Lord Harrington
Dillon
Mr. Balfour Answering
Ameer Proclaims British Help Ready for Afghanistan
From Carcina on August 1 advices report the ameer of Afghanistan has posted a proclamation in the bazaar stating Britain holds six infantry divisions with horse and artillery ready to march into Afghanistan to suppress internal revolts. The ameer invites rebels home and warns Britain against Aynab Kahn near the frontier while opponents call it his last trump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameer
Carcina
Candahar
Afghanistan
Confederate Soldier’s Brother-in-Law Dies in Calhoun
Dr Amos Fox received a telegram from Calhoun announcing the death of his brother-in-law Mr John Jones a Garden county planter. Jones a tall man born in Nelson county Kentucky served in the Confederate forces and died of typhoid fever in Calhoun at about forty three. He leaves a wife seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson County
Kentucky
John Bei
Moregan
Netegon
Gathoun
Dr. Fox
Mom
Theeller Jones
Mr. Jones
Chicas Manga
Georgia
Swift
Mr. Fox
Calhoun
Tha Ceretory
Calhounj
Smallpox Quarantine Hits Union Springs and Nearby Areas
Union Springs reports a smallpox case prompting mayoral action to quarantine along the Mobile and Tennessee line. Other items note cholera in Italy, yellow fever cases in Florida, and weather damages in Pennsylvania with flooding and washouts. Baseball scores and a county fair report alongside miscellaneous updates fill the rest of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Aquinas
Ala
Union Springs
Mobile
Tirana
Italy
Roux
Cantanai
Syracuse
Calabria
Krv
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Brooklyn Bridge
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McGarigit
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Illinois
Kurelux
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Hardin County
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Jacob Hess
Logan Belt
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Gallatin
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Elizabethtown
Miller
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Senate
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Great Britain and
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Imperial Ukase
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Land Bank
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Judge Strong
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