Press notes on politics and economy from Civil War era
A compilation of era-wide updates touches on presidential race talk, Nordic and British journals, Utah annexation, and a London Copenhagen correspondent. It notes railroad openings in Brazil, a world swimming championship, and mail backlogs during July celebrations. It also reports court decisions on wartime debts, Southern fruit prospects, and press excursions in Georgia with reflections on journalism and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Waterloo
New York Herald
Washburn
Bristow
Tilden
Bayard
Pall Mall Gazette
Copenhagen
Cincinnati Enquirer
McCoy
Philadelphia
William Allen
Ohio
Dom Pepro
Braz'l
Macahe
Sorocsba
Brazil
Delaware
Folingan
Coyle
England
Durie
Bratve
Morrill
Oxford
MorriJllaman
Washington
Baltimore “Sun
Savt
Utah
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinois
Congress
Cincinnati
William
Wissahickon
Wabash
Buckaye
Billi Kelley
Dan Vorhees
Cann Bouunz
Germany
Virginia
Tennersea
Nne York Day Bulletin
Enxoxayp
Central Asia
Persia
Afghanistan
Prince of Wales
British
India
Fourmoura Church
Beecher
Berrie
Fea
Vaneeden
Rolling Mile mill troubles amid receiver’s bid to restart
The Rolling Mile mill saga continues as Judge Knight declines to accept Mr Good’s resignation as receiver. He now pushes to resume work at once, with orders to begin at Qoyce and to sell on-hand goods to cover about eight thousand dollars owed to employees. An Atlanta Constitution ad prompts harmonized action toward early mill operation, benefiting workers, creditors, and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodnow
Judge Knight
Qoyce
Atlanta
Mili Atary
Hon N. B
Blue Ridge
Bartow Iron Co
Scofield Rollin Mill Co.5
Equity
Fulton Superior Court
Becofield Rolling Mil Company
Marietta Street
Scofield Rolling Mill
William Goodnow
Atlata
Deaths and weather notes from July 12 various ports
On July 12 reports note the death of Bishop Charles A. Rique in Montreal and a local drowning tragedy at Waukegan. Weather forecasts cover the South Atlantic and Gulf states with southwest to southeast winds and possible rain. Also cited are maritime incidents including the steamer Semiah disabled near Boston and the Scythia returning to Liverpool after a propeller blade issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WiAsumaron
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Disabled
Boston
Savannah
Vineyard Haven
Commerce
Scythia
Liverpool
China
Russia
Carcaco
Waukegan
Cape May
Care May
Pants
Dupauloup
Holt Au Richt
Wasmmeren
McGray
Wotte
Holt
Internal Revenue Department
Tononto
Amerca
The
Dominion
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Troy
Newark
Orangemen
Hast
North Rivers
Hudson
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Paaperrata
Royal Orange Institute of
Battle of the Boyne
Executive Department
Government de Gents
No National Grange
Ville
Vicksburg
New Oriests
House of Lords
Foreign Department
Lord Penseance
Belgium
Great Britain
Georgia editors visit in a two day excursion
The article extols a journalistic excursion from Atlanta to Darien and from Toccoa to Thomasville, praising improved fraternal bonds and broader awareness of Georgia's scenery. It claims readers will gain vivid depictions of Tycoon Falls and Tallulah and Georgia's mountains and valleys, boosting state pride and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Toccoa
Tallulah Fala
Oorth
Eorgia
Delton
Darien
Thomasville
North Georgia
America
Falls
Tycoon
Tallulah
Niagara
South
Diplomatic disputes and British stance on press control
A fragment from a debate on whether certain acts that disturb order should be universally prohibited, condemning coercive demands on press or public speakers as arbitrary. It notes Sir Edward Watkinshen’s appointment to the Here bondholders and reports mixed European dispatches including Cabrera’s move, Dorregarry, Moody and Sankey revivals, and a fatal railway collision near Belvecil with Mrs Bernard and others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Watkinshen
Robbery and murder aboard Vandalia train at Long Point
In Long Point three miles west of Casey Illinois, robbers seized a Vandalia train at midnight. Engineer Ames was killed, fireman and express car crew fought back. robbers fled after firing on the express car. A reward of one thousand dollars is offered. several suspects are in custody as the railroad seeks justice for Ames and the botched raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tree Haul, Inc
Loch Post
Vandalia
Casey
Illinois
Ames
Lhat
Fraley
Milo Ames
Long Wat
Burke
Adams Express
Jack
Gack
Vandergreff
Beward
Lg Terry
Progecu
Tonnoni Gusters
Ours
Gay
Engineer Ames
Long Point
Terre Haute
Majok Simpson
Dapaich
Vandalia Company
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A. H. Pares
Turspay Moncime
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of
Eastern District of
Charles Stover
Fretz
Fauquier County
Stover
Samuel Chilton
Freiz
Pennzyvan
Chilton
New ‘York “Daily Bulletin
California
Bulletin
North
Frep Dovaass
Fred
Darkies
Tom Bishops
Methodia
Episcopal Church
Augusta
Frank Moryron
Oliver Twitt
Frank
Bing Sing
Oe Morrow
Hayes
Billie Allen
Texas
Lang
J. Mansheip Loven
New Oreans
Lonestreet
Canada
Strickpm
Dany
Wesley Monumental Church
France
Wau
Kegan
Montreal
Mgr
Charles A Rique
St.Hyacinth
Isead
Genesa Fudd
Geo. O. Benham
Recient
Aganst
Clinton
Benham
Maperwn
Delatre
Dorregarty
Torsicalia
Atlantic
Wimbledon
Saratoga Regatta
Saratoga
Wild
Harvard
Kennedy
Yale
Francis
Cornell
Princeton
Brown
Wesley Montumental Church
Rownpears
N. Y
Kavanaugh
Clark
Wildcat Insurance
Surance
New Orleans
Brunswick Fire and Marine
Wheeling
West Virginia
Branawick
Lonxnay
Pall Mall Gaalte Saye
Dor
Terry
Moody
Sankey
Loxpor
Nelace
Mildmay
of Shaftsbury
Canon
Samuel Ward
M. P
Ethan Cowper Temple
Mr. McArthur
Stone
Bernard
Belvcir
Belocil Bridge
Bragands
Sts
Evormeer Ames
Ies
Wash
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Constitution Office
Jalyu
Gertle
Kidth
Pert Walker
F. D. Thurman
Jolys
Be Globe Hotel
Corner Broad
Ai Streeta
J. C. Rawlins
P Tiletor
Oftefty
Econ Gergta
Elan
Portland
A , Homan, Keene’s
Parian
S. di, Erchans & Co
South St
N. R
Fowler
J. B. Jett
Mpson
Houndry
Beans
Arthur
A. L. Fowler
Allace & Fowler
Art Heal Estate Agents
West
Tar
Convent OF the Immaculate Conception
Degive
Ihouse
North America
Aince
V. Pierce
M. Dey World’s Dispensary
Buffalo
GEO. P. Rowell & Co
Remeny
Na Sohn St
Is & Co
Advertisers Gazette
Park Row
Diwiwete
Ge Ag
D&c
Furchgott, Ben
Pid & Co.’s
Whitehall
Acallis
Furchgott, Benedict& CO
Furchcott
Benedict & Co
King Street
Charleston
8. C
Benedict &Co
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta, Ga
Janet—der
T _PLANING MILL
Gunby WM
F. Gunby
ITOBS
Atlanta Steam Planing Mills
LDING
Foundry Street
Western and
Eclipse Cotton Gin
Arkaness
Florida
Cherry and
Fifth Streets
BP. Co. Sawyer
Macon
White Sulphur Springs
BUNT
Rankin & Tamar
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