Atlanta May Get TT Coming to Light
A fragmented account details political and financial intrigue tied to Atlanta, featuring figures such as Mr Brewart and discussions of funding and contracts. The piece mentions Navy engineers, legislative committees, and a controversial bill, with references to deaths and public notices shaping the wider drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Brewart
Navy
Trevor Pera
Wits
AL Jungs Caribe
Setar
AEN Wieab
Tnd
Tary
Walker
James G
Tlane
Warner Blaine
Washington
Fercely
Atlanta
Amd
Wally Jianking
Oth
Meg Barnes
Race and Emigration Debate Sparks Senate Discussion
Senator Morgans of Minnesota leads a contentious session on emigration and race, debating citizenship, party lines, and the fate of African Americans in the South. The discussion covers immigration, representation, and the role of “colored people” in postwar governance, with Butler urging action and warning of deep prejudice.
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Morgans MN
Madean
Lwhan
Geronans & Yand
Burt Bul
Sinate
Butler
Weber
Frank
Weruston
Reny
Barty
Lagrave Lonl
Waprirty
Indus
Tim Fe
Jude
Aipuiment Mint Wb Agbons
Brest
Tim Ceerrey
Diesemai
Eure
Abel
Aseedann
Seria
Fragmented Senate Debate on War Policy and Forged Document Scandal
The long transcript details a congressional committee hearing on a forged document linked to a wartime political struggle. Witnesses include former Governor Foraker and city officials who discuss the document’s origin, its authenticity, and the implications for elections. The session covers witness testimony, committee adjournments, and references to ballot-box and contract matters, with implications for policy and public trust.
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Washington
Janae J
House
Olin
Bouble
Nerippe
Blasop
Shutman
Stocklmare
McPherson
Busterwerth
Brechin Taye
Kentucky
Mihaney
Justice Awhiting
Grosevnor
Aminalis
WISE
McHirley
Campbeil
Camel
Newt
Mse
Millwood
Piper
Lkustead
Ayenaga
Cohen
Tilston
Halsipad
Ross
Otha Damas
Campbell
Wenuse Inn
Halstead
George Lopy
Republic
Ie Woods
Grogvenor Llifs
Mimcyar
oRatours
Cineranali
Hein
Uslstead
Porakfr
Foraker
Isa
Teitdkn
Asualant
Tino Hadden
Ten
Ab Cineumatt
Ham
Tom
Worl
Frwell Cher Counsel
Ies
Wood
Stihe
Cilorta
Algers
Forest
Canmbell
Grant
Moly
The Sale of a Grave in Early Washington News
A vivid, eroded report discusses the sale of a tomb or grave associated with figures tied to George Washington and his mother, framing the episode as a disgraceful and sensational incident in the era. The text reflects scandal over sacred burial matters.
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Wilry
George Washington
Freparickssum
Mary Washington
Monument
Fitzhugh
Wiueh
Smirtley
Furhugh
Colbert
Sewers to Build to Protect Atlanta Health
The city advances a $170,000 sewer program led by Jacob Haas to improve health and convenience. Vague cost items total about $100,000 with trunk sewer plans from Walker to Green Ferry and broader citywide drainage work contested amid new assessment rules and public debate.
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Jaco Hass
Atlanta
John B. Goodwin
Vaas
Walker
Chapel
Green Ferry
Ghayel
Wachinas
Anwar
Connelly
Ernest
Haas
Athude
Atlantas
Glen
Hus Ui
Genthauan
Buidia
Tdgun
Dias Wu
Haan
Ludi Eglaxl
Mir
Clayton
Ferommenied
Linanse
ETO
Cary Pemers
Mm Bey
Tans
Cndanter
Sarutal Fe
Jaya
Tesd
Alpama
Anton
Fractive
Terte
Hambart
Capitol Avenue
Prophecy on Race and Power in a Divided Union
A fragmented passage reflects on historic predictions about race in the United States, noting future fears of full blooded slavery endangering national unity. It discusses political divisions, southern state power, and the potential for a unified national threat or collapse, with references to prophecy and public sentiment in Senate and house debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maby Negroce
Congress
United States
Bryn Priaton
Eroriss
Senate
Tragedy and flight as woman fires home and dies
January 16 report from Faraswrz Mino details a brutal family tragedy. A wife locked a kitchen door and shot three of her children, then pursued her husband before drinking carbolic acid. A three week old baby died. the woman, girl, and others survived. Authorities cite illness and futile hope for relief as motives.
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Faraswrz
Mino
Cme
McNeal
Hs Wife
Iil
Roperta
Sallalve
Mra McNeil
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Thyady
Athens
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Hanorvis
Kenton Catan
Oren
New York
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Cannon
Sam Rand
KFC
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Mercer
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Sarapringer
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Robert Hancock Jr
Pambico
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Earl Tover
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Iowa
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North Carolina
Larter Farke
Sarto London Times
Bent Fond
Endh
Funston
Mallivan
House Committee
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