Excursion to Boston Teems Atlanta Grand Army Return
Colonel A B Carrier orchestrates a large Atlanta to Boston excursion for Grand Army of the Republic members and families to attend the Boston encampment. The train August 8 leaves via Western and Atlantic and Queen and Crescent routes with decorated coaches, stops at Cincinnati and Niagara Falls, and features a long list of registered participants from multiple Georgia cities.
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A. B. Carrier
Atlanta
Boston
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Atlantic
Queen and Crescent
Grand Army
Woman's Relief Corps
Northern Society of Georgia
Coronel Cartier
Grand Army of the Republic
Georgia
South
G.A.K
Cooper
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Queen and Crescent Railroad
Niagara Falls
Carrier
W. B. Miles
Major
Gabnel Frebel
Miler
Etta
Lillie
Wda Frotel
B. H. Stearns
George 8. Stearns
W.S. Hill
P. J. “Paxon
Dougla
F. A. Callaway
Elven Friends
la Grange
S.A. Cracker
Pomona
Exposition
Morthemer
Better Organization Shapes Young Democrats League
The Young Men's Democratic League aims for a tighter, more active structure with a small initiation fee to enroll members. President Harvey Johnson plans a speedy, substantial reorganization and early meeting to map plans and appoint an executive committee including Charles S. Northen as chairman and J. J. Falvey among others.
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Young Men’s Democratic League
Sim
Harvey Johnson
Johnson
League
Jim
Young Men's Democratic League
Charles
Northen
Morris Brandon
TF. Flynn
John J. Falvey
Arnold Broyles
Barton Bmith
Jack J. Spalding
James St. McKeldin
Jamal A. Gray
W.C. Glenn
Joe K. Obs
John 5. Murphy
Alexander A. Meyer
Wiliam B. Hill
Alonzo C. Sneed
Hanvey Jonxson
Kebe Irs Nant
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BIG Four
Death of a Veteran Captain Wallace Butts of Baldwin Blues
News reaches Milledgeville of Captain Wallace Butts veteran commander of the Baldwin Blues. A lifelong soldier in the Fourth Georgia regiment he battled bravely, was twice wounded, and left a leg and hand on the field. After the war he studied medicine, practiced in his native county, and leaves a family and many friends honoring his memory.
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Wallace Butts
Baldwin Blues
Captain Butts
Fourth
Georgia
Milledgeville
Blues
Butta
Sunday Salad Reflects Scarce Atlanta Market Produce
Market notes show vegetables and fruit in short supply in the Atlanta area. Oysters arrive from Savannah but quality is mixed. Fish scarce with bluefish dominant. snappers and other species limited. Grapes and cantaloupes priced high. Delaware grapes 15–20¢ lb. Watermelons 15–50¢ each depending on source. California peaches 75¢ per dozen.
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Atlanta
BR. K. Redus & Co
Whitfield
Savannah
Delaware
California
Fire escapes in Atlanta prompt city wide ordinance
Cap Joyner leads overhaul after three years without escapes. The May 7 1890 ordinance requires fire escapes on buildings three stories or more used as factories hotels lodgings or public halls with inspections by the fire chief and building inspectors. Fines up to 100 and thirty days imprisonment for noncompliance. several major buildings already add escapes.
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Atlante
Cap Joyner
Fir Department
Boston
New York
Joyner
Sseapa
Decatur
Wall Streets
Pryor
Alabama
Ia Beng
Doda
Metropolitan Hotel
Hirsch Bros. Clos
Whitehall Street
Chamberley & Johnson
Gtag
Hunter Sud Tyitehall
M. C. Wiser
Hunter and Pryor
Captain Calvin Fay Dies After Illness in Atlanta
Captain Fay a prominent Atlanta architect and Mason dies at his Hunter home after strokes and recent surgery. Born 1818 in New York he shaped many city landmarks and led in Masonry. Funeral from St Philip's Church with Knight Templars present. Laurence Westerland inventor dies at Belmont house after typhoid, age about forty. Burial later at Westview cemetery. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Calvin Fay
Hunter
Oakland Cemetery
Captain Fay
Atlanta
Aouth
New York
South
Moore, Marsh & Co
Richard Peter
Inman
Peters Street
Cooper
Ponce de Leon Circle
Captain Foy
Yesra
Fay
Georgia
Invernor
Laurence Westerland
At- Tanta
Belmont House
Westerland
Borin
Sweden
Hoe
Hoppie Bank Panch Company
George B. Hoppie
M - Westerland
West Iow
Hopkins
Conductors Threaten Strike Over Unstated Discharges
In Brantwaxam Alabama on August 1 a dispute between Louisville and Nashville Railroad and its conductors escalates after conductors protest unexplained job terminations. They seek raises to 80 dollars for freight and 109 dollars for local passenger conductors, demand reasons for terminations, and a review within five days of spotter reports. Officials have ten days to respond and a general system strike is feared with engineer support.
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Brantwaxam
Ala
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Newborn
Casa Ba
Campers
N.J
Charles H. Tongue
Suromer
Magnolia
Atlantic City Alroad
Camden
Tongue
Birmingham
England
Tongqge
Hiladelphia
Seven Alliancemen Dominate North Carolina Delegation
North Carolina's next congressional delegation appears solidly democratic, with seven alliance members across districts one through nine. Names listed include Branch, Newborne, Grady, Bunn, Williams, Alexander, Henderson, Graham, and Vanes, with Bunn and Henderson not allied. A separate note reports a fatal train incident in Campers New Jersey and July leaf tobacco sales in Davizllx Virginia, with declines from the prior year.
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Raveton
N. C
Angnat
W. C. Branch
J. M. Newborne
B. A. Grady
B. F. Bunn
A.W. A. Williams
Geahant
Lincoln
Enderson
Alliance
Merriman
Clark
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Virginia
Jemyer
Echols County
Zoli
Artiatic
M. Bich’ Bros
If Nedder
Gand Adeas
Mr. Ellis
I’. S. Lewis
Baker
J. G. Dawson
Mr. Lewis
Wilson
M. E. Goldsmith
P A. Conner
O'Conner, Ellis & Co
South Pryor Street
Mississippi- Air
Dawson
Mr. Wilson
Ellis
O'Conner
Kimball House
E. Marston
Mesa
Freyer & Bradley
BE. F. Marston
Zonave
Battallion
Messrs
F. Besson
London
A. Fischer
Marston
Shepherd Flemister
Dallas
Henry Braswell
Fiemigter
Braswell
Young Men's Christian Association
4.C. Briscoe
Atringera
Confederate Veterans
Bretherton Monument
Faith's Park
Yesterdax
Siporga
TRE Norte
Daxvizlx
Angut
Continental Fire Insurance Campag “Njaod
Wernae
Ae State
Gesapini
Broadway
New York City
T—Capital
Il—Assets
Insurance Commissioner
Bhrougle
Instranca
U. S
U.S
N. S
American Exchange National Bank
Bank of America
Sea 5
Bowery Bank
Mechanes’ National Bank
Naseau Bank
Phanix National Bank
Central Trust Company
Cleveland, Cinn
Chi, & St. Jone
Lake Shore & Mich
Southern Rway Co
Harlem RR
Central & Hudeosit
R. B. Co
New Haven
Hartford
Abarea United N. FR. R. & Canal Co
Atlantic and Gulf R. R. Co
Cedar Rapids
CL. Hoeer
St. Fam
Mion
Oma
Columbia
Greenville RR
Elmira
Cortland & Northern
Erie Rattway Co
Con
Georgia, Carolina & Northern Iway
Lansing
Detroit
Guar
Bloomington & Western
Kentucky Central Railway Co
Midland H. R. Co
Raleigh & Aista Air-Line l
Richmond O& Danville R
Paul, Ming
Manitoba
Wenternt Routon Telegraph
Portland
Oregon
Ieférre
Santa
Sutton
Ie Bon Fige
Eo Wu
Wim
Consolidated Gas Co
Slares
National Bank of New York
Stovie, Savannah& West
Central Banking Company of Georgia
Bend
City of Boston
Southern Pacific
Consul
Bo. Baud and
Mishawaks Horse
Tenn
Grassle
Boral
Ifa Insurance
Bonn
Boats SA
Sou
Kents
USS
J. Groves
National
Gates Bnei
Aes
Cris Pee
State of New York
County of New York
F Nsuraice
Cantinen Company
Cyrus Lech
Kings County
W.G. Whilden
G.ry
Alliothars
Ny Bait House Corner
Cation
Avery
Amel
W. T. Harris
Commission of Cation of
United States
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