Atkins Battle Over Georgia Nominee in Senate Fight
A Washington dispatch reports Judge McCay named for the northern Georgia district amid a backlash against James Atkins. Georgia Republicans faced Democratic opposition and Senator Brown led the fight. Atkins was defeated. North’s term renewal failed, Newton rejected, and Brunswicks citizens favor North’s reappointment while McCay gains Washington support.
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Constitution
Washington
Judge McCay
Georgia
James Atkins
Emory Speer
Atkins
Brown
Treasury Department
Hill
Georgia Syndidate
Republican Judiciary Committee
McCay
Senate
Postmaster North
Brunswick
Newton
North
Georgia Syndicate
Proposed Bill Regulating Distillery Alcohol Production
Wastuncrox D C August 3 Mrs Hasel ine of Missouri introduces a bill to amend laws on internal revenue and distillery use. It bar s production of spirits in non authorized buildings and imposes penalties from 500 to 5000 dollars and six months to imprisonment for violations, affecting vinegar and distillery practices.
Commercial Captain Hooper in Trade Probe Fixes Up
August report alleges Captain Hooper of revenue cutter Corwin engaged in mercantile trading with native villages in Alaska and sent furs tea and firearms to San Francisco aboard ships. He returned to Washington and claims he fixed matters while denying disgrace. Star route case proceedings today remained dull with defense friction and misplaced testimonies.
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Wasnixeron
Hooper
Corwin
San Francisco
Treasury
Seal Islands
St. Paul
John Pope
Atill
Alaska Company
Department
Healy
Washington
Revenue Mariné Bureau
Corwin 13
Arctic
COOL FEELING A LEWIS IN WHICH SEVERAL PERSOXA WOUNDED
A Montacuz district prefect reports Apache attacks near Eucindo eighteen miles away against Colonel Lorenzo Torres and federal troops. Three hours of fighting left Vicente Provincio dead, most troops killed or wounded, horses and stores seized. Pursuit sent toward the Arizona border. Also reports a Phoenix dispatch of a town shooting involving cowboys and officers. three captured, one killed, one wounded, attempted lynching prevented by a rescuing posse.
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Tucson
Arizona
Montezum
Ortiz
Sonora
Lorenzo Torres
Eucindo
Vicciente Provincio
Torres
Phoenix
Adjutant Corbin reassigned to Newport Kentucky
Assistant Adjutant General Corbin’s case is settled as to assignment and he will leave Washington. Instead of Arizona he is ordered to the department of the south with headquarters at Newport Kentucky. This suits him as an Ohio native of the Heyed regime and near his future post. He will assume new duties September.
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Wasaixeran
Washington
Arizona
Department of the South
Newport
Senators Debate Tax Reduction and Adjournment
In Wasurvoroux on August 3 the Senate moved to tax reduction after a long session. The body postponed the pleuro pneumonia bill, reported an agreement on appropriations, and debated tariff changes including sugar, tobacco, and hops. Several nominations and confirmations followed, with adjournment set for 6:30 pm after a brief House debate.
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Wasurvoroux
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Morrill
House
Bayard
Tanif
Vance
Beck
Hoor
Sherman
Andrew W. Surythe
New Orleans
Henry K. McCay
United States
Georgia
Willian Walderf Astor
New York
Italy
W. &. Black
Americus
Loma Desmaria
Ophelius
H . Sanderson
Tex
Among the Strikers Demonstrations at McKeesport and Jersey City
Thirteen strikers at Jersey City docks on the Pennsylvania railroad returned to work at the old rate of 17 cents per hour. An official said about 40 more could be hired, while others must wait. In McKeesport a mob of twenty men attacked workers en route to their jobs, one man struck by a brick, but the rest continued. Police were absent. locals demand order as non union men face trouble. The Amalgamated association disavows the incident and pledges action to prevent repeats.
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Uefencante
Wuel
Congressman Page
Derrick
California
Post-Office Department
Star Service
Postal Department
Department
Star
Court House
Buell
Merrick
Walsh
Ingersall
Ingersoll
Bugll
McKeeepert
Pennagh
Jersey City
Sensex Orry
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
McKiuxsport
Ini
Amalgamated Association
Jarvis Takes Possession and Returns to Power
Honorable R Vance renominated for congress by the Democratic convention in the eighth district at Asheville on the sixth ballot. A large store and dwelling at Carthage were destroyed by fire today with an estimated loss of 16000, partly insured. Governor Jarvis took possession for the state of Camp Russell from the United States, directed by Secretary Lincoln, amid ongoing efforts since 1977 to regain control of the property.
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Rappran
R. Vance
Asheville
Morean & Worthy
Worthy
Carthage
N. C
Jarvis
Camp ‘Russell
United States
Lincoln
Dynamite Crowe and His Group Plan Chicago Factory Scheme
The Transcript reports a secretive gathering in Chicago tied to Dynamite Crowe and a Glan Ni Gael faction union. It describes a so called dynamite school on the Hudson as the Mansoniter Chemical Experiments and Manufacturing Company offering training for young men to produce explosives, with stock offered by P W Crow, agent.
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Chicago
Prout
Ill
Crowe
Major Horgan
New York
Patrick
Glan Ni Gael
London Times
Hudson River
Messeroff
United States
New York Harbor
Hell Gate
Admiral Seymour
Alexandria
New York Post-Office
P. W. Crows
Big Billiards Wager Ends With A $3,000 Loss
Charles S. Brown of Pittsburg, inheritor of wealth from William H. Brown, bet $3,000 on a billiards match against J. C. Howard in this city after a night of revelry with James P. Thompson and Frawley. Brown failed to appear for the game. Howard, as stakeholder, collected the sum. Brown later claimed losses and a robbery at Schatzen park.
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Globe-emocrat
Pauapenrata
Charles 8. Brown
Pittsburg
William H. Brown
Pennsylvania
J. C. Howard
Brown
James P.thompson
Toyes
Howard
Ife
Behutzen Park
Thompson
Frawley
Broad Street
Mannercher Garden
Continental
Wing Brown
Schatzen Park
Arabi Adherents and Egyptian Crisis Dispatches
A British and Egyptian conflict update from Alexandria and Suez covers Arabi Pasha's standing, British occupation, and Ottoman sultanate actions. Details include decrees on Arabi’s removal and later reinstatement, foreign troop presence, and naval moves around Port Said and Aboukir. Reports mention British marines, railroad destruction, and troop dispositions amid ongoing skirmishes and political turmoil.
Irish circular aims to raise national fund for evicted tenants
A circular drafted by Parnell and associates seeks signatures across Ireland to urge Dublin’s lord mayor to convene a meeting during exhibition week to inaugurate a national fund for tenant relief. It claims the effort is nonpolitical although evictions will be pressed if tenants are ignored by authorities.
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Pagnell Comaker Peerest Tech Lend Corporation Déown
Angst 3
Parnell
Land Corporation Company
Ad Westkhy
Italian Programme At Conference On the Bier Canal
At a conference session on August 3 Italian proposals regarding the Bier canal were presented. German Austria and Hungary signaled support while British and French ambassadors wished to consult their governments. Russia adhered to Italy's canal proposal. Arabi Pasha urged a Turkish occupation of Cairo with Arab forces repositioning in the Delta if Turks refrain from attacking him. The Times notes doubt that Turkish troop dispatch is final, fearing British insistence on command under an English general.
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Suez
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Axala
Yeavenday Corti
Stubatsador
Italy
Bier
Germany
Austria
Harkey
Lorderin
Marquis’ de Noailles
MS Ogon
Russia
Baez Canal
Pau
Nak
Times
Constantinea
Ottorman
Egypt
Great Britain
German Sympathy to Detested French Premier The Preeperiiv Sabtoet
Berlin dispatch reports Prince Bismarck asked Prince Hohenzollern to convey regret at Freycinet’s retirement and hopes De Courcel may join a new French ministry. France would abstain in Egypt but reserve rights if Paris withdraws from the conference. The Chamber met but adjourned to Saturday amid ministerial formation.
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Save Lorper
Times’ Berlin
Bismarck
Prince Hohenswde
de Freyriner
Nolse
DeBreycinet
Germany
Boley
Ible
Chamber of Deputies
eFreycinet
Paris
Baron DeCourcel
Sayes
Egypt
France
Startling Revelations and Civil War Era Dispatches
A private telegram from St Petersburg reports Kytillov revealing planned crimes against the emperor and officials, followed by a council at Peterheff where czarina presence precedes harsher prisoner treatment. Also covers Grant retirement bill proceedings in Congress, a dramatic gas and oil strike near Lucurrexn, a drowning tragedy in Hamar Ontario, Texas yellow fever scare at Rio Grande City, and a discriminatory incident at Adams House.
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St. Petersburg
Kytillov
Imperial Cutor Secome
Count Tolstor
Imperial
Peterheff
Czarin
Curcaco
Austin
Texas
Rio Grande City
W. Adt. Smits
Adams House
Cornelio Phosecnte
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Procopio Murrietta
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Los Angeles
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Republican Congressional Committee
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Dynamite Crowe
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