22 Jul 1890
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1890
Page
1
A report from Atlanta Georgia outlines details of a one million dollar stock case at the original trial. The document references COo and alt ing as parties or terms within the proceedings, with emphasis on the financial stake and formal judicial process.
A partial, garbled OCR fragment describes an unclear event or notice. No definite names, places, dates, or actions are discernible, leaving the record unusable for factual summary.
Across Georgia a broad endorsement of the constitutional boycott plan is reported. Mayors, business leaders, and officials including Gov Gordon and Pat Calhoun advocate union behind home industry and direct trade with Europe, urging a southern stand against federal measures while pledging peaceful means.
A large Milner gathering approved resolutions backing the force bill amid heated editorial debates from The Constitution. Attendees praised the home rule effort and urged southern citizens to support the measure against partisan oppression.
The piece notes that the W415 option expired without change or acceptance and that negotiations may reopen. It mentions the Line Mountain Company of Bane ille and the Emesiile company plakt’, with plans to offer to Churchill for $7. It also references the Tennessee, Virginia, and Georgia interests and the Janca T Cimr.iull syndicate in relation to the Mineville property.
Senator Paddock declares he will vote against the force bill regardless of caucus stance after visiting eastern business centers and hearing strong regional opposition. Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island also signals opposition amid protests from business leaders. A line of steamers runs Providence to Savannah. Lester returns from Virginia in ill health as tariff talk continues.
A chaotic 19th century scene reports a brutal tongue cutting during a 2 AM attack near Red River County with seven assailants, plus a sprawling account of Miss Har de man’s elopement to Jesse Thompson amid family opposition and unknown wedding plans. The record highlights local violence claims, sensational rumor, and tangled family dynamics in Augusta and surrounding areas.
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