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A garbled fragment mentions a rush to obtain the inghi 13 at the barracks, with unclear context and missing details. No clear date, place, or names beyond the scattered terms.
14 Jan 1889
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1889
Page
1
A garbled fragment mentions a rush to obtain the inghi 13 at the barracks, with unclear context and missing details. No clear date, place, or names beyond the scattered terms.
The article outlines a contested plan to set in motion funding and delegation actions this week to advance appropriations for Athints Tareks. It details attempts by Georg llosytiem and Judge Stewart to limit or control allocations, and notes opposition from several figures who push for broader financing despite concerns about timetables and scope.
A narrow escape occurred when an unspecified incident threatened a passenger train. Officials investigated preliminary causes while passengers remained unharmed. authorities urged caution and reviewed signaling and track conditions to prevent a repeat.
Passengers report a deliberate obstruction on a Piedmont Air Line trestle near a ravine. A train left Atlanta at 6:50 PM, slowed by an obstruction, derailed slightly, but speed was reduced to prevent a catastrophe. Investigators found upright stakes and hidden rocks on the track, with damage to the locomotive and cars. Authorities say the obstruction, not weather or operator error, averted a much worse wreck.
A chaotic dispatch details multiple crimes including a murder of Mrs Bellon and her child near Piattanes and a suspect at large, amidst a span of riots and arson incidents across Albany, Alabama and neighboring towns with various arrests and ongoing investigations. Additional notes cover a serenade murder attempt near Stony Point, a clerical killing near Ingham, and a broad wave of violent incidents tied to white gangs, fire damage and public notices.
Incoming trains bring visitors for Indiana's inaugural events as electors prepare to cast votes. General Harrison plans early region visits, while Grand Army of the Republic seeks active participation in the inauguration ceremonies. The scene in the lobby reflects anticipation, with prominent figures traveling from Ohio Michigan and beyond.
A Buffalo Courier report traces a scheme by a New York laborer to obtain forged evidence linking Charles Stewart Parnell to Irish murders. Detectives from Scotland Yard and the London Times sought mercenary proof, but no usable material emerged amid warnings from Irish leaders at St Stephen's Hall.
Congress discusses tariff wool angar and lumber schedules with no major changes expected. Senate plans voting on the bill for January 22 at 1 o clock. House week includes fortifications, river and harbor, and an omnibus territorial bill amid possible Republican opposition. A Randai rule dispute could disrupt adjournment. In Savannah, the Smith murder case ends in mistrial. bail possible. Dr Lebardy’s wife J C Lehandy dies after a long illness and social prominence.
New Yorker Mr Richardson visits New Kent to celebrate his marriage. An Oyster roast on the York River ends in a perilous ducking when Richardson’s frail boat capsizes. He and his bride cling to the bow as rescuers arrive, both rescued by an oyster boat. Dr Alexander T. McGill, noted Princeton theologian, dies aged 58.
Reports from New Jersey cite Abbott and McPherson as leading contenders in a senatorial struggle with John Roy Weltherson seen as a favorite. A joint caucus is expected Tuesday or Wednesday to determine support and likely ballots for the first session.
The burial of Owen Brown son of abolitionist Jota Brown and last survivor of the Worper'n Futy tragedy drew a large attendance with clergy and dignitaries paying tribute. Also noted were Mrs. Jay Gould's death on New Year’s Day and the solemn funeral of Colonel Gaillard in Cal, plus a government grain yield report detailing 1897 corn and wheat production, values, and regional averages.
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