Distant Fragments from a 19th Century Post
A long, garbled column references political figures and events, noting Gov. Smith, state railroads, and the Okefenokee land dispute. It mentions the Press Association, editorial opinions, and a Macon sale of a railroad, with struggles over bids and governance. Names include Thomas Jefferson and various state actors, in a patchwork of commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batill
Iance
al Fanta
Seth
Chap Ok Tae
Scoutien
Cemboy Greeling
Council of Thin Organization
Tak Cox
Gaclun
Ancn
Tas CoNerrey
Ore
Poceoa
Hirtas Kivally
Arrrorron
Eens Savannan
Trorgia Prats
Henaif
Imemns
Wil
Auante
Ours Traly
Jo H. Esren
Georgia Prees
Macon
Bruns
Td Waterbee
Wadley
Hammond
Smith
Centrall
Road
Ile
Ule
Central Railroad
Okefenokee
Orphan Home
Okedenokes
St. Mary's Canal
EL Sandia
Lexington
Sturhil
Kentucky
Willbaeogs
Mr. Stevenson
Mir
Tim
Outrage Sparks Indignation in Fayette County Trial
Special to The Constitution June 9 1875 report from Foredeie describes the arrest of George Spear for assault and abduction of Margaret Millsaps near Fayetteville Fayette County. The account details the alleged rape choked bindings and investigation by authorities amid local moral outrage and political commentary about Lt Governor Holt scandal in Detroit News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemmedd Ieee Hpeer
Fayette County
Fayetteville
Margeret Millsaps
Lewis
Gayloay Blacken
Elter Peck
Geo. Speerr
Payette Éounty
Geordé Bpeér
Detroit Evening News
Muskeway News
Holt
Mrabodld Ag 'Ahe
Hanié
Tony Weller
Nate ‘ Suuplei
Holt, Teast
Injunction and larceny cases from Burke and Fulton counties
A compilation of court notes on injunctions and criminal cases. Topics include a burn Burke County injunction over life estate property, simple larceny versus grand larceny distinctions, and trial rulings. Various judges, plaintiffs, and defendants are named with limited factual detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Zeal
Barks. Warner
Odauta
Ned
Poe
Louis N. Routzyhn
Edmond Dyne
Dou
Bimy Tha
Zahn
Henry Byne
Henry Byze
John
Were-Com
Campini
Burke County
Lam
Hook & Webb
Peeples, & Howell
Jones
Pdrgon
Anadie Toreau
Leon
Iartawadays Pateadece & Cunten
le Bo? Kman
Broken early US Senate and House organize after election
Fragmented OCR notes describe a new Congress with Democratic control. John M. becomes Senate president amid votes. the House organizes under Charles P. Bascom as speaker while Capitol entrances are guarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talyiape
Ole Siles
John Mandare
Senate
Democratic Vates
Republi
Tve
Nectiog
Charles P. Basborn
Year of Concord
Iebenise
Postal route dispute and political notes from 1875
A telegraph dispatch describes a postal service contention between Washington and New York via Baltimore and Philadelphia routes. It includes a letter from Postmaster General Scott urging continuation of existing arrangements, plus various local notices about appointments and education in Georgia counties and a brief report on a student incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Tumlin
Amin
North Georgia
Tamlin
Borp
Gwinnett County
Oaks County
General Assembly
Clowes
North Georges
Statr
Aociety
Ted
Baermone
Jane
Baltimore
Enth Jersey
Pennsylvans
Tool
Scott
New York
Washington
Wasmycror
D.C
jSmy -I
New-York
United States
Potomac
Philadelphia
Wilmington
York
W m
Amboy
Obio ‘Company
Maneuare Awan
Mon
Thomas A. Scot
Pennsylvania Railroad Con Iy
Tiladelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Constitution
the Press Association
Conwy
M. Acton
H.W. Pax
Atlanta
Taso
Alearo Temperaive Cooperative
Logan
Loméon
Focoss
Sivgx
Touma
Schaogls
Gie
Meapnis
Décunt
Don Atronsu
Don Carlog
Donny Aianea
Rat
Styrli
Armee
Pierrepont
Thomas Jefferson
Tom
Bank of ‘England
London and Westminister Bank
Glyn’s
Bank of Engisnd
Falinther
Cvs Lewis Tumtin
Gav
Shah Tig
Jude Bag
Ong Geegremby
Baini
Geo Meigs
San Domingo
Ims
Asenga
Soma
Siti Igwe
Moira
Qachaif
Etree
Aoa
Ganveerox
Jung
Pip Pranager
Qreenwall Opera House
Sadisit
Teaple—Teteeen
Brang‘whee
Hecigline
Bopdery
Frans
Ors. H. KK. M'Cay
BR. P. Trippe
Maury E. Stones
Needham Dullard Et al
Bark Lee Warner
Gilbert’ King
The
Weeny
Richmond
Lucus
Clay Foster
Platntif Im
Erros
Davenport Jackson
Jarkeon & Clarke
Wtetts
J. W. Waltaker
Va. Choover
Htubba & Co
Wm. G. Teow
Caga
Robertson Edwardson
Dixox
Manda
Hensford
H Vane
Rowa Wee Frider
Auto
Charres
W. J
D. Phillipe
Solicitor-General
W. L. Hadley
C.C. Bean & Co
Fulton
Arbiéing
Agai
D. Tapleini
Haro
Contr
Su Qi
Harrison
Hillyer &Bro
Toni
Fey
Mary
Thomas
Janere
Theichildren
WD. Gh
Saral
Jobo
Tomas
Porter Fleming
Iltegal
James
Hook
Efron
Frank H. Miller
Edmund Byne
William Tyne
Burke
McCay
Lles
Warren
Ecay, J
Ibts
Yall
Ipuk & Webo
Plolutifa
Eprdy
Janes
Wao
Chay Baumer
Iesac Winship
Wm R. Phillipa - Bil
Fultoe
J. Ander
Mensel Hepiose Howell
Braoban
Heron
Mynait
Raed Bares & Cunning
Th. Miller
H. Clark
Redieats
Legislaturg
the Ohio Radio Pe
Rf BR. B. Haye Fer
Goveri
Aly R
Eton
Repub
Lorenzo Danford
Obie
Gerard
Aur
Teboo
Wyskews Ui
Masnora
Durmaig
Ther Larur and
Wei LE
Stuck Up
Hbo
BaibRoau War
Depa and
Pote
Covernor
James M. Smith
Bern
Joseph F
Enain
Merriwether
Oituerthe Stokes
Leg
Sac M. Aiken
McIntosh County
Papwe
Brenihe
Lovie
Ol Fireppecs
Wena Howe
Tony
Furcchgott
Benedict
Charleston
Furchgott
Tackaony ‘Llb
Bhnediot & & Sa Wudur
Great Southern
Via
Baltimore, Philadelphia
New England
New Yes
Charlesse
South Carolina Railroad Co
Ralrond
BaTran
al Adger Omoruia
Hvett
Philai Selphia
Zforn Selaud
Bal
Gai
Paul
Trenholm
Sgem
Uewiboee
Boston
Wmanip
Memorina
Fafieorminnie Safert
Ste
South Carolina Railroad
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