09 Jan 1890
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1890
Page
1
Fragmented coverage details the Ohio legislative race with Cal Brice leading a crowded field. Campaigns heat up in the New House lobby as allies plot plans, while polls show scattered support among numerous candidates and parties.
Amid heated partisan clash Democrats accuse Speaker Reed of improper action and vote packing to hinder GOP rivals while Reed defends procedural choices. The debate centers on committees of the whole, paired votes, and the stay or change of House procedures as tensions run high.
Citing the death of the Dowager Empress, formal mourning is ordered for three months with a general mourning period of weeks. the body to be taken to Seibi for burial and the funeral planned for Saturday. Also reports a mine cave in near Trinidad injuring five men and various other scattered items from royal and civic affairs.
A chaotic report from Florida court proceedings details juror naming disputes and a denouncement of Cuban involvement. Proceedings touched on secrecy and political bias as officials grappled with the jury list and trial conduct.
The record highlights the insolvency hearing adjournment by Judge Pallant and references various local events. It notes the Sheltering Aries charity tall party at Masonic hall, the Planters Bank and Svangs bank issues, and mentions Judge Hitley Wenrecsox and Dr A AC hekles ule Acceed. Georgia news covers Carrollton public schools opening, Jackson county land sales, Athens electric light wires, Timinasville church observances, and a new merchandise business in Kerweil. Deputy Sheriff Houler detains a forger named Gavan in Dougherty county, with associated court actions and Augusta recorder salary disputes.
A blaze damaged a local building described as a four hand position. Fire crews investigated flames sparked by wiring issues, with no injuries reported. Authorities closed the structure for safety as investigators review circuit faults and potential code breaches.
A massive blaze gutted the Western Union office on the corner of Turd and Olive streets in St Louis, destroying the building and threatening adjacent structures. Firefighters battled intense flames as smoke rose above the city, with extensive damage reported to the Telegraph building and surrounding offices.
A garbled historical notice fragment mentions terms like attorned and close adnotation, with scattered names and dates. The legible parts describe a matter relating to bond or property action, but most details are unreadable, offering no clear outcome or entities to identify.
Fragmented text suggests Macon voting, officials, and scattered names amid garbled lines. Mentions of parks, authorities, and legal actions appear amid a disorderly stream of OCR readouts with multiple people and places obscured.
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