Pougherty Named In Spot Cash Listing
David H. Pougherty appears in a spot cash listing highlighting immediate payments or purchases. The short notice mentions his name in connection with a cash transaction.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1883
Page
1
Dry Goods and Gloves Offer Bargains at Spot Cash Store
Retail note markets a wide range of new dress goods hosiery and gloves with special bargains. The dealer touts its reputation and urges customers to visit, examine selections, and buy where prices are lowest. Store promises quick and friendly service and aims to meet all needs with affordable merchandise.
Verdict of not guilty in star route trials shocks crowd
The court discharged jurors after a six month trial, with cheers and tears from spectators. Acquittals were recorded for Dorsey, Brady, Valle, and others amid discussion of future prosecutions and civil suits, while prosecutors reflected on the surprising verdict and planned next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisarrerox
June L
Wylie
Crier
Caer Donaldson
Wythe
Court of Justice
Mr. Davidge
W. Dorsey
Brady
Vernon
Liem
Senate scandal and ex senator Patterson hotel mischief
The report chronicles senatorial scandals centering on ex Senator John J. Patterson of South Carolina and his companion Miss Rogers. It details visits to the Nicollet House in Minnesota and subsequent flights, room changes, and the pair’s departure amid a hotel intrigue surrounding Senator Fair and Annie Carpenter in Peru lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patterson
Hawk Anois Garteround
Senator Zatr
Wasmoror
Tabor
Fair
West
South
John J. Patterson
South Carolina
Tom
Nicollet House
Minnespotis
Miss Rogers
Fargo
Miss .Rogers
Minneapolis
Msg Rogers
Sc. Panl
Senator Fairs
Senator Fair
Annie Carpenter
Annie
J. H. Sith
Peru Free Press
Re Abelican
Smith
Peru
Carpenter
Washington
Shultz
Schultz
Colonel Baker
San Francisco
Baker
Tom Fitch
Colonel Pitch
Loyo
Virginia City
Continen tal Guard and Lancers parade in Boston
The Continental Guard of New Orleans paraded in carriages with the National Lancers as escort and were reviewed by the mayor at city hall and adjutant general at the state house. An annual banquet followed at Fannett hall with Continentals present. In Comansia South Carolina Volunteers officers meet at the state house to memorialize Legislature for militia reform and annual funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Continental Guard
New Orleans
National Lancers
Statehouse
Lancers
Fannett Hall
South Carolina
Comansia
State House
Ravisher's Punishment in Lancaster Case
Brook a Robinson, a negro lad from Buford township, entered the employer's house on Wednesday, attempted to outrage Mrs Plyler, fled after a struggle with her husband, pleaded guilty, and received five years in prison. Judge Hudson later added fifteen years. The rumor of lynching prompted Lancaster Grays to guard the jail, but no violence occurred before the sheriff moved him to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Conunnia
Jana
Brooka Robinson
Negre Lad
Simon Plyler
Buford Township
Hudson
Robinson
Lancaster Grays
Lancaster
Five Mount Sterling murder defendants plead guilty
In Mount Sterling Kentucky John Barnett admitted guilty to the murder of Vaughn Helton and was sentenced to life in prison. Five co defendants also pleaded guilty and drew similar life terms while three others faced indictments as witnesses. West Point board of visitors report praises academy discipline and moral tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Steauixa
John Barnett
Vaughn Helton
Barnett
Newton Yarrock
John Bacraft
Vialtora
West Point Military Academy
Convicted of treason in landmark London trial
The treason case against Dr. Gallagher, Bernard Gallagher, Whitehead, Curtin, Wilson, and Ansburgh continued before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Justices Brett and Grave. Verdicts found four guilty on all counts and sentenced them to lifelong penal servitude while Ansburgh and Bernard Gallagher were acquitted. Gallagher proclaimed innocence and a later correction of remarks by defense counsel was noted. Millbank prison guards strengthened after the verdict amid fears of post-trial unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ker
Carpenter
Dorsey
Orang
Ingersol
Brady
Beidell
Horrigan
Sherff
Green
Sheriff
Blies
Kere
Merrick
Mr. Merrick
Ingerac Meor
Floodoodie
Shere
Ingersgil
Ingersoll
Wilson
J. W. Dorsey
Miner
Vaile
S. W. Dorsey
Peck
Watc
Engersoll
Jere Wilson
District of Columbia
United States
Joror Evans
Ingeildoul'st
Ansburgh
Clark
Q C
Lynch
Bernard Gallagher
Lark
America
Ireland
Bow Street
New York
Whitehead
England
Ausbare
God Almighty
Dr. Gallagher
Matherson
Bernard
Brooklyn
Tingland
Mexica Clarke
Rowlands
Brett
Coleridge
Aunsburgh
Curtin
Ansbergh
Millbank Griscoing
June
James Carey
Kilmainham
Russian Refugees Seek Transport Home From Philadelphia
A group of eighteen Russian refugees at Philadelphia central station appealed to police for help to reach Newark. They had been promised work and sustenance for seven months in Huntingfield near May’s Landing but were unpaid, prompting twenty three to walk to the city. Some dropped out. authorities will seek rail transport to New York to confer with their contract committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Central Station
Poice
Newark
Hesterville
May’s Landing
Newersey
New York
Creek light horse attack sparks Creek faction tensions
A report from Indian Territory says twenty Creek light horsemen from the Chicote faction attacked a Spiechie partisan settlement near Tulsa on the Arkansas river. One killed, two or three wounded after men returned from Fort Gibson with government permit. The incident signals a renewed tribal feud risk and possible wider conflict requiring government action. In Mexico City the June 1 public debt bill passed the senate authorizing settlement by the president. A railway line is planned from Apteaco to Buachinangay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorsey
St. Louis
Indian Territory
Spiechie
Tulsa
Arkansas River
Fort Gibson
Bates
Mexican Public Dept
City of Mexico
Republic
Senate
Apteaco
Buachinangay
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Eshrns
Aely
M. Gay
Peachtree Street
University OF Virginia
Uwer
Ning
Sos Wilind
the Institution Publishing CO
Atlanta
Berdell
Mr. Bliss
wSustica
Kellogg
General Brady
William Lally
Aty
Lilly
George Bliss
Honist
Star
Valle
New York City
Obie Pry
CoLuanus
Ohio
Chicago
Ferdinand Bohramacher
H. T. Ogsen
Aine Prohibitionins Bancor
Columbus
Friends of Temperance
Couns
Qlty
Atant Hutter
Kansas
Crry
United States Circuit Court
Miller
John Brosnahan
Boothers ' Dairy Company
Louisville
Missouri
Mimcourt
Board of Trade
Fowler Bray
Crook
Wilde
Wacureros
Mexico
Interior Department
Mexican
Teller
Lincoln
San Carlos Agency
Choe
Texasronz
Arizons
Silver Creek
Joyce
Crime and Casualty
Tultohowsee
Astonrows
N. L. Dukes
James Nutt
Nutt
Triunal
Dukes
Captain Nutt
Cwantorre
N.C
Kingston
N. C
Gilford Roan
Savinnany
Florida
James McDaniel
John Skipper
Citizen Soldiers
Mount Sterling Sturderera
Wast Point Academy
He Choe
THE
Lonpos
Lord Cartingford
Lord Carlingford
Great Britain
Paris
Stalloires
Department of
Savoy
Earl Spencer
Sa Se
St. Louis Jockey Club
Coney Island
Ftaces
Base Sail Developments
Br. Louis
St Lous Jockey Club
Carson
Black Gal
Biie
Tilford
Force
Read
Brig and Belle
Charlie Bush
Gaylord
Coney Island Jockey Club
Bootjack
Duplex
Fatinitza
Jack of Hearts
Thuoles
Charley B
Parole
Greenland
Barnes
Pizama
General Fajon
Pizarra
Monitor
General Monroe
Hiawatha
Arsenic
Wyoming
Anthem
Kitty
Strychnine
Yonkers
Latonta
Covinstox
Latonia Jockey Club
Claud Branson
Ellmington
Florence
Katie Creel
Snowbok
Florence D
Bune
Stanton
Tax Gatherer
New Yor
Jane
New Yorks
Cleveland
Metropolitans
Louis
BacbeLye
Baltimore
Parnavetrara
Philadelphias
Buffalos
Athletes
Eclipse
Washmerton
Bushaead
Congress
Cherokee Council
Clinton Spencer
Ypsilanti, Mich
Bigelow
Bettie Mason
Ofergeant Mason
Creek Warriors
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