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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1890

Page

3

LaGrange State Agricultural Society Session Opens

Delegates from counties across Georgia gathered in LaGrange for the State Agricultural Society meeting. Prominent speakers and local leaders highlighted the alliance influence, state fair plans, educational exhibits, and the push for county participation and child education demonstrations.

Firemen Strike Ties Up Central Freight Operations

Albany dispatches report workers from Delaware and Hudson and New York Central halt freight yard activity. Sargent of Cleveland orders strike. 150 West arrivals placed at Albany yard. Central freight, yard workers walkout threatens wider disruption across lines and dates.

The Central Delaware and Hudson Albany Claret Reed Firemen’s Brotherhood Sargent Cleveland Delaware and Hudson Company Young Ths NEW York Central Freight District Assembly Saratoga Hotels New York Control Company Sant West Albany Kwehts Michymn Central Chicago Central and Western Michigan Centrals Budge

Execution Over Fifteen Hundred Dollars In Macon

In Macon Georgia on August 13 a judgment for $1500 was issued against Manager James KR Sangster of the Brown house after an earlier trial. An execution was ordered and a levy may occur soon. Sangster retires October 1 and Sperry will succeed him. Also noted is a Macon school board meeting with teacher reappointments and transfers, the South Macon School nearing completion, and a statistics effort by Special Agent Seaborn J Fontnatic to compile local manufacturers.

Sloppng Ralways Chrst Church Shining Rmlyway Wau Macon Specil Caristen Brown House Bible Superior Court James KR Sangster Sangster Sperry Anderson Genchera Board of Public Education J EB Wells, Jr Munte Suse Wate Hazel Street Mount Hope Lola White Zaime Stephenson South Macon Chambers School Macov Gr Seaborn J Fonntatc Lsh Savannay J H Deveans Georgia Volunteers Brunswick South Carolina

Minor Items of Interest from Spindles County

Colum bus Chronicle notes include an on-site accident at Jones Bros lumber yard injuring a man named Cooper Kandsey, the Democratic primary date to be set by the county executive committee, and a first through trip of the Wilks steamship to Apalachicola. It also mentions rail and railroad officials attending a Passenger Agents meeting, a roadmaster appointment in Mexico, a Georgia reunion in Buford, a Sunday school celebration near Lincoln, a colored troops parade in Savannah, the death of Mrs Francis Isabel Garrard in Columbus, and obituaries and local notices plus scattered baseball and horse racing scores from Toledo, Boston, Cleveland, New York and Saratoga.

T Patterson Spalding W Bloodworth Yatterson Hindwell Libaty J O Waddell Peak Northen Hon A S Way Liberty County A Barnwell Bible County Alliance George Iy Jones Gwinnett L Morto Hancock Tibb Colton Moore Dutc Ates Atlana Tlemming Baler Atlanta Taymeston Newton Golcnet Troup A Mss 1 Nesbitt Corputs Conmats Cooper Kandsey Jones Bros’ Lumber Yard W. D Hiss Apalachicola Wilks R Carroll H Smith Columbus Southern, Railroad Chattahoochee Valley Silas W Dew Gordon W T Smith H P Bell Forty-Second

Train Attacked by Tramps Near Morgansville

Conductor Clarke of the Linissitis ea sile Railroad was struck and a brakeman shot while stopping a tramp assault near Morgansville. Seven tramps were ejected earlier. a tram follower’s pistol fired as clashes continued. Passenger violence blamed on tramps. race tensions noted in reports.

Alabama Clarke Morgansville Huy Caboose Clarksta Yigktoe

Bloodshed Near Birmingham Follows General Fight

Special Deputy reports a large brawl among local African American residents at Shelby Trap. Four men and one woman were killed, several wounded, amid gambling and illicit activity with alcohol and lewd conduct reported. Authorities made some arrests by the last accounts.

Aln Shen E H Pierceson Shelby County Shelby Trap Mary Jones Bam Mason

Train Delays Disrupt Chautauqua Attendance at Mapleton

The Chautauqua gathering faced morning delays as a derailed freight car near Mapleton blocked the line and halted the Pacific state train leaving the Union Depot. Passengers and clergy were delayed. a lecture by Rev Dr Talmage proceeded later as steam and telegraph services resumed, with transport officials reporting the cause of the disruption.

Deingihon Adlusana Tam Sr. Abuaye

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