Suicide in Jackson County Sends Wave of Sorrow
Jackson county records the death of Stephen Cowan aged seventy found hanged from a neck cord attached to a peach tree near his home. Neighbors reported the act, and Cowan, a longtime church member, left a sorrowful family and a community in shock. No motive is known. the family asks for sympathy and atonement.
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Dalton
Gay
Stephen Cowan
Jackson County
ACORD
Cowan
Gilesville
Hib
Gowan
Papitat
Hua
Henry Hillyer
Fulton County
Buncombe
Lund
Waukesha
Wis
William Powne
Sussex
Lisbon
J. R. Weaver
Iceville Ice Factory Described Near Griffin
A lengthy description of Scoville’s ice production at the Atlantic Ice Manufacturing works near Griff in covers the French Carre method, equipment, and process. The piece explains the freezing system with aqua ammonia, salt baths, and continuous operation day and night, noting can sizes and production estimates. It ends with a note that Hon. B. H. Hill speaks in Griffin today to a large crowd, with telegraphic reporting planned.
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Earl Iuch
Ica
Atlantace
Weaten
Atlantic
Iceville
EL Suilth
Carre
Scoville
Teo
Chatabooches River
Atlants Teo Manufacturing Company
Peerh
Ben Hienh
B. H. Hill
Griffin
Hill
DBM
Hil
Grif
Morgan for Martyrdom and Lunatic Care Demand
Editors from Dalton report two lunacy commissions served on females in Whitfield County. They urge state action and adequate asylum funding at Milledgeville, noting rising admissions, 175 unprovided cases, and a plan to present to the general assembly for economical public care. Also recount a Wisconsin assault story and Georgia political commentary.
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LaGrangs
Dalton
Milledgeville
Georgia
General Assembly
Whitfield
Troup
America
Europe
B. H. Bigham
Sueh Universal
Cincinnati
Tie
Rutherford B. Hayes
William A. Wheeler
United States
Saratoga
John L. Frants
Platt Carpenter
Committee On
Hayes
Wheeler
Grant
John Cochran
Morcan Frotter
Sanaroca
E. D. Morgan
Wm. M. Evarts
William H. Robertson
Martin J. Townsend
Morgan
Hayes and
Filden and Hendricks
Enforcing Election Laws Circle Prepared
The attorney general will issue a circular to district attorneys in New York and the South detailing enforcement of U S election laws at the coming election. It emphasizes voter protection, appointing capable supervisors and deputy marshals, and readiness to use all lawful resources to guarantee registration and voting rights. The directive aims for swift action by Friday or Saturday.
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United States
New York
South
Posse Comitatus
Hnapp
Washington
William A. Hnapp
Ohio
Post Office Department
John Tyler
Florida
W B Redmond
Mississippi
Silver News
San Francisco
China
Philadelphia
Tennnessee
Miamis
Harris
John Hunt
Crockett County
Garrett
Alamo
Wells
Pinmaceint
Wrecks On The Rail Near Fagoloo Causes Fatalities
An Dubious wreck near Tugaloo eight miles south of there at one o'clock this morning broke a bridge on the New Orleans and Jackson railroad. Four persons were killed and sixteen wounded. Heavy rains raised the creek and weakened the bridge foundation. Separate incidents followed: a freight train from Philadelphia broke an axle near Slimmers Run, a lamp caused cars to burn, and several trains were detained. A later official statement minimized loss of life.
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Nashville
O. FP. McRoberts
Georgia
Tn Company
Col
W. A. Hos“ing
Chattanooga
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Marietts, Ga
Cara
Cherokee County
Marietta
Mariette
Col Hoskins
Franklin Mines
Franklin
Etowa River
Aplon
Frenklin
Ham
North Georgia
Jackson
Misc
New Orleana and
Tugaloo
Birrmans
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wilmington
Royal Land Co
Virginia
Jas. A. Shooren
Fredricksburg
Shooren
North
New York
Street Adams
Express
Willie Abercombie
Baltime O News Company
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Wholyuntros
What May Happen in Washington After Grant Moves Troops
The author argues Grant will recall troops to near Washington for a congressional showdown over Alabama's vote and Hayes's inauguration. It warns of a potential purge of the House, renewed military districts, and habeas corpus suspension, drawing contrasts to Rome Cromwell Napoleon and Louis Napoleon. It questions Georgia capital relocation and defends Atlanta as state capital.
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Charleston News Dé Courier
Macon
Jonathan Norcross
Atlanta
James M. Smith
Dawson A.er
Gordon
Bullock
Conley
Akerson
Turner
Cincinnati
Yck Brown
Sam Bard
Alabama
Campbell
St. Catherine’s Island
Colquitt
Peale
Georgia
Jonsthau
Baltimore Gazette
Grant
South Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Hayes
Wheeler
Mr. Hayes
General Grant
Cromwell
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Louis Napoleon
Sedan
Rome
England
Chat
Cesar
Napoleon the Great
Napoleon the Little
Hin
Brosewick
Milledgeville
State House
Representative
Commonwealth
Atlante
Atatey
South
Tme
Asylum
War News From Europe and Britain Across the Atlantic
A mosaic of reports from London Vienna and Belgrade describes Turkish advances and Serbian resistance at Alexinatz. Dispatches cite Prince Milan and Tehernayor’s forces urged to continue the war while Disraeli’s seat in Parliament prompts Bucking hamshire contest. Prices and finance in Lisbon London and Pesth signal instability and a looming gold transfer.
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Prince Milan Jesus
War Party
Bulgaria
Disraeli
Portugese
Loxpox
Lisbon
Bank of England
the Times
Daily News
Pesth
Simony
Serviaus
Alexinots
Offici
Alexinatz
Vienna
Belgrade
McIntosh
Tebermayor
Prince Milan
Servia
Loxpon
Reuter’s
Tehernayor
Eycob Pasha
Kerim Pasha
Destruction and Atrocities in Bulgarian Turkish War
The Bucharest dispatch reports heavy losses, with 40 villages burned north of the Balkans and 70 south. Estimates place killings at about 60,000 in Phiilipolis district, with mass murders continuing under local authorities. Schuyler urges drastic actions including executions of leaders, disarming Mussulmen, and rebuilding burned villages, or a foreign commission to oversee relief efforts.
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Curcaco
Gays
Standing Rock Agency
Missouri River
Adangata
Black Hills
Lennox
Bucharest
Daily News
Barings
Bulgaria
Balkans
Sepia
Mr. Schuyler
Phiilipolis
Bashi Bazourka
Phillipolis
Mussalmen
Schuyler
Schayler
Fragmented OCR item on music, food, and curiosity
An OCR fragment discusses Wagner at Bayreuth, a chef named Louise Heath at age eight, and a riddle about a gentleman’s hair color on his coat sleeve versus his head. The wording is garbled and unclear, offering little coherent news context.
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Wagner
Bayreuth
Brick Pomeros
Atsge
Louise Heath
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South Atlantic
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Tennessee
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Erper
Iaen
Hays
Clocknath
New Orleans
Cineinnati
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Hawburg
U. S
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18Th Infantry
Os. Ma
Matton
Ohia
Aiken
Edgefield
Ondera
Hamburg
du Morse
Jeff Ready
Jef
Jeff
Methodist Episcopal Church, North
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Congress Hall
Spd
M.&. Church
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Drenom
Cai
Heard County
Hon. H. BR
TaGnanar
Heard’ County
H. BR. Harris
Wisconsin
Morgan Gainston
Tit Dem
Hendricks
Sanatuca
N. Y
Cornell
T. M. Pomeroy
Ewart
TAFIS
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Beasles
Sanavona
Alonzo B. Cornell
McGuire
Herkimer
Warner Miller
Miller
Sinaroca
Republian
Sherman
Rogers
Montgourry
Col. W. W. Garth
Madison
Grangers
Dack
Wueetixa
W. Va
Ren. Wilson
Bret
Lexingroy
J. Cc. Zackburn
Conreseroan
Ront
Togit
R. &. Smith
W. Janetton
Geo. W. Wells
P.M. Wells
Den
New Onurana
Bani Sealys
Jax
Kerr
New Ausany
M. C. Kerr
Georgia Gold Fields
St. Louis
Sam
Norwich Bulletin
Parepa Rosa
Fimee
Fagoloo
Fane
Cave May
Monteourry
Prairie
Cantizsros
Cuannaston
Combahee
Smalls
Gleaver
Beaufort Jar
Odd Fellows
Rocuzster
Grand Lodge of
Order of Odd Fellows
G P Rogers
Feu
Trish Steers
Fenian Vanlener
Australia
Catatepa
Fee
Sexton
Keaker
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Tern New Youk
Cape
Methodist Church
Magi
Wasanctos
McGill
Arlington
Val
Eve
Camel
Across the
Alexanitz
Lennon
Daily Telegraph
Meoecpica
Loxnow
Gurgosovatz
Fesibaba
Buckinghamshire
Freemantle
Rupert Carrington
Times
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
Cleveland
Mussulmen Naddesed
Njiewspaper
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