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30 Aug 1899
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1899
Page
1
Fragmentary courthouse notice from unclear text
Disjointed OCR text describes a legal petition or court action with terms like default judgment and notice of potential bar or foreclosure. Specific parties, dates, and places are unreadable, yielding only a general sense of a judicial proceeding and filing deadlines.
McLean Aides Seize Control of Party Machinery
Langsville CY August 21 McLean faction dominates state ticket nominating process. Mooney to chair permanent organization as Norton and Kilbourne supporters clash over leadership. District meetings give McLean 14 of 21 seats. Warner attacks McLean in the fifth. Louisiana results show Ransdell elected with large majority in Ninth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
McLean Com
McLean
Columbus Panthers
Colonel Kilbourne
Mclean Standard
Bryan
A. J. Warner
Kilbourne
Horace L. Chapman
Cleveland
Filetath
Zanesville
Marietta
Kisbourne
Warner
Tee
En Cuggrendman
John J. Lentz
Thurman
Ange
W. P. Mooney
Aes
Norton
Newlourne
Norton F
Mooney
Thousands Flee Transvaal Amid Crisis and War Fears
Report from Cape Town describes mass departures from the Transvaal as British pressure and Rhodesian policy push Kruger toward a firm stance. Uitlanders fear upheaval, women petition Queen Victoria for peace, and 150 Johannesburg children arrive in Cape Town amid poverty. Bechuanaland unsettled. Baden-Powell forces strained. a Boer spy arrested near Ramatabama camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden-Powell
Ramattabama
British Bechuanaland
New Issues Foreseen Over Old Debts
Lender signals priority for new issues, suggesting old issues will be reaffirmed and success appears likely. The stance implies shifting focus to fresh lending opportunities and potential reassertion of prior claims.
Bryan Loses Ground On Imperialism Theme At Winnemucca
Senator William J. Bryan passes through Winnemucca Nevada en route to California where he delivers an address to a large crowd. He argues that the administration’s policy is flawed, calls for licensing of corporations to curb trusts, warns the nation must choose between a republic and an empire, and denounces imperial rule as incompatible with a free American government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Winnemucca
Nevada
William J. Bryan
California
Yosemite
Win Nemures
Chicago
Manila
United States
Cape Colony Under Tension Amid Warlike Conditions
Cape Town reports ongoing tension and warlike mood causing trade nearly to halt and distress among the poor in Johannesburg and Cape Town. It notes 200 horses landed at Delagoa Bay for the Transvaal awaiting instructions. In Alabama, Buck McCall is sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife in Hayneville. five more murder cases await this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Johannesburg
Delagoa Key
Transvaal
Hayneville
Ala
Circuit Court
A. A. Evins
Buck McCall
Convicts Treated Cruelty Sparks Discharges in Raleigh
In Raleigh North Carolina August 2 supervisor Lewis Hammel of the Southampton convict farm will be dismissed by Superintendent Day amid evidence of extreme cruelty. Governor Russell calls for dismissal and Sum meral faces prosecution for cruelty. Sears the overseer is charged with killing a convict by blows with a bridle, with bench warrants issued last October but he fled after Lowe died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Lewis Hammel
Tampton
Day
Russell
Summeral
Sears
Lowe
Will Reorganize Company in Mine Ventures
Georgia financier Benjamin Hut visits New York to wind up the sale of Augusta Mining and Investment Company assets. Reinhart disposes of most properties to Rogers Brown & Co. A new firm will form with $1,000,000 capital to run the mines and build furnaces in Polk County Georgia and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Reinhart
New York
Benjamin Hut
Waldrof
Augusta County
Virginia
Rogers, Brown & Co
Polk County
Alabama
MENA AFTER ZELAYA SCA LP IN N OR N I CA
Advices from Nicaragua report General Louis Mena, famed Reyes revolt fighter, leading refugees in San Salvador. He defeated frontier troops and advances toward Lena with the aim of raising an army to attack Zelaya in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Nicaragua
Louis Mena
Reyes
San Salvador
Lena
Zelaya
Carter 18 called Americas Dreyfus in trial brief
Captain Oberlin Carter United States engineer corps convicted of robbing the government faces a court martial verdict. His counsel Wayne MacVeagh prepared a brief likening his case to Dreyfus and arguing for justice not mercy. The document targets Attorney General Griggs for review and a fair trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank P. Blair
Oberlin M. Carter
United States Engineer Corps
Wayne MacVeagh
Pennsylvania
Italy
Cleveland
Griggs
Carter
Dreyfus
Mc. MacVeagh
Captain Carter
Tumert
Tam
MacVeagh
Carter May Have Company in Carter Court Martial
Attorney General Riggs is expected to report to the president soon on the Carter court martial. Reports suggest the inquiry may extend beyond Captain Carter to identify others connected with the case. The extensive record and possible additional findings explain the lengthy review and anticipated breadth of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Riggs
Carter
Caae
Seek to Extend Boycott in Electric Railroad Dispute
The Central Labor Union of Chattanooga asks Birmingham union laborers to boycott Birmingham Electric Railroad to pressure terms in the dispute over union labor. The same parties back the Chattanooga and Birmingham roads and may extend to Nashville Electric Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Central Labor Union
Ala
Electric
Chattanooga Electric Railroad
Nashville
Nashville Electric Road
Latin American Nations League Proposed in El Tiempo Plan
A Mexican lawyer publishes in El Tiempo a plan for a twenty five year Latin American league for mutual protection. It would form a central assembly to control fleets and an inter oceanic canal, enforce compulsory arbitration, and align church with the confederation. El Mundo criticizes the plan as impractical and pro clergy dominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
el Tiempo
League
Confederation
Central America
Supreme Assembly
el Mundo
Allanes
Brazil
Chile
Argentine
United States
Liberal Party
Mexican Herald
Partners in Crime Fight Ends in Death at Post Office
In Lexington County near Rischer's post office John Attaway and McLeod, once close crime partners, were involved in a fatal pistol confrontation after a quarrel. The men had previously evaded prosecutions by leaving the state, with Attaway killed and McLeod surrendering to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, S. C
J— Joln Attaway
Lexington County
Rischer
McLeod
L. H. Leitch
David Meetze
Leitch
Altaway
Sherif
Attaway
Wheeler Receives A Hospital Brigade Assignment
General Wheeler is ordered to report to General MacArthur and take command of General Funstan's brigade, replacing Colonel Liscum. He will visit the lines for a week then proceed to San Fernando. Wheeler praises the improving situation and denies reports of unhealthiness as Manila awaits a railroad resumption to Angeles and a move of MacArthur's headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Wheeler
MacArthur
Funstan
Liscum Tas
San Fernando
Associated Press
Otus
Angeles
Michigan Surrenders Flag of Petersburg Grays
The Petersburg Grays Civil War flag, kept in Michigan archives since the war, is returned to the regiment. George W. Stone, commissioned by Governor Pingree, will deliver the banner to the Peters burg Grays as ordered by a recent Michigan legislative resolution. The flag was given in 1880 by Petersburg ladies after the Mexican War and captured by First Michigan sharpshooters at Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Lansing
Mich
Grays
First
Michigan
Petersburg Grays
Stone
Troops Hurrying to Manila From San Francisco
San Francisco August 29 fast dispatch is planned for the troops awaiting at the Presidio to sail for Manila. The entire casual detachment is expected to depart within about two weeks. The Puebla has 650 recruits aboard, the Warren and Columbia also set sail soon with additional recruits. If needed, remaining troops will go on the Sherman, ready in ten days, with the Leclanan due to depart this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Manila
Prealdlo
Puebla
Warren
Columbia
Presidio
Sherman
Leclanan
Horgea
Nebraska Boys Welcomed by Lincoln Crowds
Lincoln and nearby towns formed a noisy, enthusiastic welcome for the First Nebraska regiment arriving tonight. Four companies left the train for home towns before reaching Lincoln, two more debarked here, and the remainder departed soon after midnight for Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Convict Assaults Child Sparks Lynch Threat in North Carolina
Melville Parker, a negro convict and trusted water carrier at Durham county camp, assaulted eight year old daughter of white farmer William Bruddleston. He fled toward escape but was seized at the camp. Authorities expect a troop call to guard the jail amid lynching threats, though no request has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Melville Parker
Durham County
Willam Bruddleston
Authenties
Dreyfus Trial Sees Cordier Testimony Split Aids Both Sides
Rennes August 2. Court martial proceedings on Captain Dreyfus produce a mixed day as Colonel Cordier testifies he believes the bordereau reached Henri but was absent when it arrived. His anti Semite remark and later statements complicate the defense, while generals press demands to confront Cordier. Public interest peaks as former premier ties and War Minister De Freycinet are cited, with expectations high for further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennes
Dreyfus
Henri
Sandherr
Dreyfusards
Esterhazy
Cordier
Intelligence Department
Bordereau
Cordiee
Cardier
General Mercier
Colonel Cardier
Mercier
Cane Faeller
Senate
M. Lahart
M. de Freycinet
France
The
War Office
Draf
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Nortan
Ipkin
Mlean
Cincinnati
Gupte
Leourke
Ransdell
Louisiana
Onroe
Nfth
J. E. Ranadell
Mocrat
Kruger
Caps Town
Cane Town
Great Britain
Uitlanders' Council
Alfred Milner
Cecil Rhodes
Volksraad
Milner
Progressive Party
Cape House of Assembly
W. P. Schreiner
John Gordon Spriggs
Orange Free State
Lender
Cape Colony
Mena
America
ANC
Jiming
Union For Latin American Nations
JAD
Nebraska
Irnocen
Ninwspa
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