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17 Aug 1887
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1887
Page
1
Readable fragments indicate insurance and construction items linked to Fire Brick Haw and NTA in Georgia. No clear event or actions found.
Governor of Colorado orders out the militia after urgent telegrams from Adjutant General West. Cattlemen desert ranches as Kendall’s skirmishes continue. Cavalry from Denver, Leadville, and Ashen depart for the seat of war to protect settlers. Reports say 100 Utes fight near Meeker as tensions flare across White and Bear Rivers. Governor Crook and General Terry coordinate to respond to the crisis.
The reply from Queen Victoria to President Cleveland’s congratulatory telegram marks the Jubilee season. It thanks the U.S. for its goodwill and the people for their celebrations, noting the interpreter Mr Phillips and extending best wishes for the United States and the Queen’s own reign. Dated Windsor Castle July 18, 1887.
Details report Senator Riddleberger's arrest after a public incident on the Woodstock portico. Judge Newman delays punishment for contempt while doctors assess his condition, with a retrial possible. Local officials and mobs tied to the case generate renewed political tension.
The engineers of the first and second divisions of the Mexican Central railroad quit work after a member was discharged. Freight operations in interiors suffer, with mixed reports of a potential compromise as delays threaten intercity trade and transit.
Rich ard Seaman Scott, former Manhattan Bank teller, confessed in London to absconding with 160000 dollars in 1885 and implicating John R Dunn as the co conspirator who advised theft and helped move the funds to Canada. Dunn was arrested in New York, with a lawsuit seeking 240000 dollars against him. The report also covers related bank investigations and other 1887 concealed financial schemes.
A sparsely legible 19th century dispatch describes a memorial presented by colored citizens of Montgomery protesting the establishment of a state university within sight of their town. The motion, led by Governor Seay and local officials, seeks white citizen support while canvassing wards for signatures. The account mentions editorials, a search for a suspected writer, and tension between white and Black communities amid the dispute.
The Anxious Enquirer challenges Dr Hawthorne's charges on plagiarism and quotes, arguing the clash stems from a mismatch between Hawthorne’s address in Ax ta and Strong's Our Country. He urges Hawthorne to provide parallel illustrations and refrains from name calling, praising reasoned argument over epithets.
The London press reacts to recent election results with mixed views. The Daily News notes ongoing dissatisfaction with the government a year after formation, while The Morning Post urges Conservative organization. The Daily Telegraph accuses unionist converts of backsliding, and The Standard questions Irish leverage and unionist voter mood. The Times warns against complacency over Ireland and rents, and notes debates on suppressing the National League. Branner, a new Gladstonian MP for Cheshire, is welcomed. The Standard supports a coalition ministry as the cabinet contemplates business.
From Trivova May 16 to Constantinople August 2 187? reports describe a Bulgarian garrison tribute to Prince Ferdinand. He vows to protect all ties to Prince Alexander, and Bulgaria’s affection for its late ruler Ferdinand is noted. A circular from the Porte seeks guidance on Bulgaria’s stance. News also mentions a French professor Jenot detained near Fort Alvenzisben, and dynamite attacks on a West Clare railway bridge with no major damage.
The Volunteer wins a yacht race amid light winds with Simmisth and With Little Wind aboard. The Puritan and Gracie race close behind as The Volunteer holds lead from the start. The Sachem falls back while Mayflower trails.
New York August 16 reports the Scotch yacht Thistle’s arrival after a pleasant passage with three rough weather days and three calm spells. Captain Barris a Reavy details a two week cleanup period with a small mainsail and two reefs used during the voyage. Also included are summaries of races at Monmouth Fort and Saratoga with times and placements, and a broad digest of baseball results from Philadelphia Boston New York Cincinnati Staten Island Cleveland Chicago and other games along with various local items from New Orleans and Augusta.
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