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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1890

Page

3

Signs of revolt in the senate as rules fight dominates agenda

A chaotic Senate session saw calls for the previous question and rule change clash with party strategies. Senators from both sides debated gag rules and northern versus southern manufacturing interests while leaders pressed deserters to vote, amid rapid-fire maneuvers by Reed and allies.

Senate Aluns Plum Besis Plast Aldred Allison Hreenk Teller Harrison Tom Reed Quay-Dudley Clarkson Tom House Tom Reed Howker Harnson Reed Inn I Larrison Sherman Quay Hoat Tilly Chandler Spooner North Ap En Roasse Wasnivarov Lam Dorry Mine Ohio Alabama Wage Workers Pohtest Alliance Washington, DC Motz Edward D. White Lowsinns Auccead Blur

President to stay at Creston through August and September

The President and wife will move from May Point Cottage around August 12 and remain until the season ends in the mountains. Public duties will be managed from Creston as communication with Washington remains strong. Congressman's defeat in Mississippi noted along with Kyla’s nomination for the second district. Specie exports from New York totaled 7 64 million with gold and silver moving to Europe and South America.

Onrsson Washington Morgan Jackson Miss JB Morgan Dix Yenre John C Kyla Fueblity The Farend Commisesion New York Harope Eilver

Thurman club protests federal election bill at capitol

About 1,100 people attended a Thurman club meeting at the east front of the capitol to oppose the federal election bill. Judge Thurman sent a letter regrets illness prevents further speech. Letters from President Cleveland and elect Brice expressed sympathy with the protest and warned of danger to the republic. Speakers argued the measure unconstitutional and harmful to democracy.

Thurman Club Thurman Senate Cleveland Elect Brice Republic MelCinley Ball MD Wauter Mansfield Numnee Congress Allen W Thurman

Emperor William's Ostend Visit Amid Welcomes and Arrivals

Emperor William and King Leopold met aboard the Hohenzollern at Ostend after a ceremonial harbor entry. The visit included receptions, guard reviews, and planned balls and processions as security tightened against potential protests. The trip aligns with broader dynastic and alliance considerations, with Belgian policy and Balkan arrangements under scrutiny.

Brau New York Associated Presa Ostend England William von Capriyi Miquel Marshall Herr von Benningsen Berlin Hohenzollern Wilhemshafen Leopold Genom Bealmont Congo German Agnes Hing Loopool Germany Belgium TNR Arrmat Ostpyd Garsou Legation Kaiser Summer Palace Prure Henry

Celman Manifesto Ignites Argentine Crisis Report

August dispatch from Bacons Agrea stites Haut covers President Celman issuing a manifesto amid unrest in Buenos Ayres and the north province. The piece condemns the violence and praises loyalists while warning of foreign plots and calls for stability. A separate note from Paris reports a Nihilist plot against the czar, citing Caon University and Moscow arrests and suicides. The German Gazetta hints at Wilhelm II guiding Britain relations in a memorandum.

Be Dees Kot Lonpom Times Bacons Agrea Stites Haut Celman Argentine Republic Tetdera Buenos Ayers Elwoan Agsagg Tassie Paris Sieele Piper Prat

Railroad authorities tear up electric crossing in Anarsta

In Anarsta Ga August 2 a South Carolina railroad crew led by Roadmaster Ward tore up a crossing on the electric line over the Carolina road near Twiggs and Walker streets claiming the crossing was unsafe. Ward was arrested and a restraining order sought. the two lines agreed to halt further work for forty eight hours while negotiations proceed.

Anarsta Angusta Ward South Carolna Twiggs and Walker Streets Carolina Road Te Electric Road

Train Wreck and Augusta Railroad Shuffles

A train wreck near Athens injures the engineer and a coach passenger after a cow blocks the track at night. In Augusta changes ripple through leadership at Central, while North Augusta plans a new suburb called Carolina Heights and local rail ties shift personnel. In Guerin a horse ran loose and struck a child near the bank, causing injuries.

Telegraph items mix of civic notices and political notes

Scattered telegraph items report varied topics including a £196,800 offering, cholera in a Spanish prison, a fire at A A Treaman & Co in LaGres Wis, and property issues. A Democratic convention adjournment and editor Mr Walsh of Cassiel Ireland Sentinel facing three months hard labor for publishing a speech by John Kel are noted.

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