Local notes and upcoming baseball match in Atlanta
Lowerpoui closed in New York yesterday. A match game of base ball between the Tilden and Hendricks men and the Mohawks of Atlanta will be played next Saturday at top grounds near the Atlanta mineral springs starting at 5 o'clock. Reports from the city include editorials, notices, and community events featuring civic leaders, church groups, and local commerce.
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Philadelphia
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Thornton Seeks Congress Seat in Fulton County Interview
The New Panager presents an interview with Hon. Marcellus I. Thornton, Republican candidate for Congress from Fulton County. He argues youth, unity between northern and southern Democrats, and capacity to carry Fulton County are key to victory. He notes reforms he would back and his plan to unify party ranks to advance southern interests in the nation’s capital.
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Reronika
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Felton County
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Griffin News
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Death of Speaker Kerr Ends A Noble Life
A Rockbridge Alum Springs dispatch reports the death of Speaker Kerr at about seven in the evening, surrounded by family and close aides. The long, peaceful decline featured his final conversations about the future, his public career praised as spotless, and plans for a moving tribute from The Herald and The World. His age a bit over forty nine.
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Rockbridge Alum Sprinks Saga
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Lesars
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Montgomery Blair
Dr. Pope
Mr. Kerr
the Herald
United States
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Washington
New Albany
Riots on the Combahee Rice Plantations
A strike on the Combahee rice plantations amid harvest demands 60 percent pay rise triggers violence as laborers force workers to join. Governor Chamberlain orders sheriff to summon a posse to protect those seeking to work under current rates. crop harvest deadlines loom amid tense conditions.
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Turbulent International News From August 22 188? Mixed War and Trade Reports
Partial dispatches describe Sioux and Black Foot tensions in North America, Spanish naval moves toward China, and German liner arrivals. Reports from London Madrid and Belgrade cover Servian war pressure, Serbian political divisions, and Russo Serbian military aid exchanges. Local races in Pennsylvania and London conclude with race times and prize notes.
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Conan
New York
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London
Anya
India
India Council
Pane
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Porte
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Skypad
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Prines
Lonpox
Reuter
Belgrade
Tcherayoff
Milan
Death of Indiana Speaker Kerr and funeral details
The president announces the death of Hon. Michael Kerr of Indiana, speaker of the house, praising his intellect and public service. Kerr’s remains traveled to New Albany and Pittsburgh for funeral arrangements, with Vice President Ferry and others attending. A separate notice describes an inmate’s failed jail escape by water splash, thwarted by the jailor.
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United States
Souls of Representatives
Michael Kerr
Indiana
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Seasion
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Washington
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Kerr
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Adams
Clark
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Hillyar
Local gathering ends with cheers for leaders and groups
At the event Mr. Saanderg pronounced diction while the balance was presented. Three cheers went for Fort Gen. Colauitt, the Grangers, and the Democratic Party, followed by three cheers and a tiger for JG G Thrower and the Independent Order of Good Templars. The meeting concluded with pleasing reflections and gratitude for the day.
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Bethany Church
Fayette County
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Col. Calquitt
Georgia
Spencer Harvey
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Grangera
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Farburn
Abo Yalta
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Templars
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Atlanta
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Atrocities and Bulgarian Girls Slavery Trade Inside Bulgaria
A London Daily News correspondent reports on torture of prisoners and a grim slave market in Bulgaria. He cites a Turkish broker selling Bulgarian girls aged 17 to 21 for three Turkish sovereigns each, noting private sales and public discussions amid widespread abuse and extortion.
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Porter’s Pursuit: Arizona Indian Fight Near Verde
Captain Porter of the eighth infantry led General Kantze’s force with fifteen Indian scouts from Camp Verde on August 12 in pursuit of Apache renegades from San Carlos. They fought north of Verde, killed seven Indians, captured two women and five children, and Porter’s unit suffered one wounded scout. He continues pursuit with the chance of capturing the entire party.
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