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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1894

Page

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Colquitt Denies Harsh Remarks About General Evans

Washington January 1. Senator Colquitt publicly denies any hostile statements about General Clement A. Evans a Georgia governorship candidate. The report claimed Evans ceased party support after 1892 and 1893. Colquitt, confined to his room, rebuts the rumor and praises Evans for prior service. White House New Year reception proceeds with elaborate floral displays and diplomatic corps attendance.

Washington Colquitt Clement A. Evans Georgia Savannah Evans Black Watson Senator Colquitt Congressman Black General Evans White House

Hornblower Withdrawal Shocks U S Supreme Court

Washington dispatch reports President to withdraw Hornblower nomination for associate justice. A high Democratic source says the president will replace Hornblower with Clazy as attorney general, move Bissell to Olney’s post, and appoint Josiah Quincy as postmaster general. McKinley asks for a short legislative session and limited bills in Ohio.

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Unmasking Howard in Jackson Jurors Faces and Costs

In Jackson Tennessee a court action centers on Dr. Howard with a hung jury anticipated and costs projected over $40,000. General Hawkins presses for truth linking Howard to William Lord Moore as the trial closes. Mrs. Howard attends as defendants’ fate hinges on jurors’ silence and possible retrial.

Howard United States A. Hawkins William Lord Moore New York Tas Church Laisa Ingersol Road London Canada Himeelf Surgea St America Terrell and Brown Hawkins Ant Cear Jackson Dr. Howard Haa Hammond Sam GC. W. Hunt the News Burlington Ncr Atlanta Constitution Defendan European Claims Agency Ihess Seing O'Brien Londsmen

Boiler explosion cooks two men in Tennessee roundhouse

In Chattanooga Tennessee on January 1 two men died instantly after a boiler plug was tapped in a locomotive engine fire box. Charles Beckett white and Jesse Lang colored assistant were killed when steam scalded them as the plug pierced the casing. Coroner's jury found Beckett's death caused by carelessness.

Jessness Liven Chattanooga Tenn Cincinnati Southern Railway Charles Beckett Jesse Lang Beckert

Woman Falls From Second Story Window in Montgomery

At 3 o clock this morning Mrs. W R Burton age seventy nine fell from a second story window at 15 Mildred street and was killed instantly. She had been sick last week but was improving and restless last night. She had just left her room for a moment to look toward daybreak when the blinds gave way and she lost balance breaking her neck.

Montgomery Ala

Veto Talk Hovers Over Five-Ounce Boxing Fight

Jacksonville January special report details Mayor Fletcher's planned veto of an ordinance allowing five ounce boxing contests. Council votes, potential deferral, and rival clubs press to force action as Judge Call's habeas corpus decision looms. Brady defends Corbett as athletic club bets on fourteen votes. Governor Mitchell’s position remains undeclared amid tense sport and legal maneuvers.

Jacksonville Fiz Fletcher W. A. Brady Corbett Brady Jim Mitchell Athletic Club Mississippi Richburg Iiiemus America Hartridge Augustus G. Hartridge Fourth Judicial District Lamar Jetter Corbett-Mitchell Dewn Cali Duval Athletic Club Steve O'Donnell Jim Hall St. Augetine Fred Tarai

MRES LEASE SUIT AND COUNSEL ASSISTANCE

Topeka January report states Mrs. Lease employed Judge Doster to aid in prosecuting her suit as officers consider the matter. A convened meeting in Olathe was noted, with further action anticipated and Governor Laws signaling the case. The record cites involvement of Messrs. Haver and Freeborn in related proceedings.

Chattanooga Tenn Catholic Knights of America M. H. Clift John Cumming J. H. Light C. C. Howard J. T. Williams M. J. O’brien United States Cincinnati Key Catholic Knights Jorge Key Supreme Warr Duffy Kane Coleman Interetctislstah Antler Copie Coun Topeka Kans Iirs Doster Hagen Tre Supreme Court Yenting J. W. Freeborn Wéadt Seafien Gove Lea Olathe

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