Georgia politics and city council actions collide in one day
A long Annapolis to Memphis era dispatch highlights a Georgia political mix with social equality debates, and a city council session in which bonds, gas costs, and relief appropriations were proposed. The trial of Capt. Cash dominates Knox County headlines, while naval academy graduates are celebrated in Annapolis as Alabama editors meet Gov. Tilden and Norfolk soldiers return home amid public displays.
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Annapolis
Robeson
Naval Academy
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Ohio
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New York
Joseph Helm
Tennessear
Alban
Hadgaof
Georgia
Cameron Winslow
Maleskchiusetts
Frank Bailey
Pennsylvania
Wm. Cathcart
Connecticut
Wm. Cowles
George Willits
Walter Worthington
Maryland
Academy
Ainng
Alabama
Naval Vessel Sunk In Seymour's Pass Incident
A U S steamer Sarabac ran upon a sunken rock in Seymour's Pass Johnson's Straits Sunday at about nine in the morning. No lives lost. Telegraph from Victoria reports Lt Com Sores seeking a chartered steamer to aid wrecked mariners. Washington notes mention diplomas at Annapolis and staff changes. A steamerSpran ue is reported foundered off California.
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Navy Department
United States
Seymour's Pass
Johnson’s Straits
Victoria
Comodor Sores
Uruguay Refugees Reach Clareston After Flight From Montevideo
The Uruguay an bath Penny brings 16 refugees including General Flores's four sons. Warned in February of suspected conspiracy to topple the government, they were shipped to Havana, barred from landing, then redirected to Clareston. Journalists deputies and officers among them plan to stay briefly, then proceed to New York before returning to Montevideo when conditions permit.
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Clareston
Flores
Montevideo
Perny
Havana
Pedro Riva Sendelmi
Curtin
Penny
New York
Work Resume at Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Mines
The long awaited resumption of work at several coal mine sites including Sugar Notch Wanamie Hanover Nuttlock Empire Diamond Plymouth Hillback and others began this morning with a 10 percent wage reduction from prior levels. The six month suspension in the region is ended as Riverside Coal Company workers and individual operators also started work.
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WilLkeapanne
Lehigh and
Vessel Losses and Navy Notes Reported Abroad
Privaverage reports from June 21 detail the brig Ellen BE Stewart lost overboard on May 20 with second mate Jas Joyce of New York. A steamer was seen ashore inside winter quarter shoals. Bark Nation Eagle reports large wreckage including spars petroleum barrels and timber on the banks. Executive notes mention commissions issued to Jack C Boyd Ian A J Bell and Patrick McQuaid of Lochrane Guards. Leary resigns as Monroe county surveyor and a notary is commissioned in Clarke county. Market unease follows rumors of more failures and Carlist forces reportedly entered Conté. Postmaster General may soon discuss telegraph rate reductions with Pan American firms.
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Kate Collins
Ellen BE. Stewart
Jas, Joyce
New York
Winter Quarter Shoals
Nation Eagle
Jack C. Boyd
Iain
A.J Bell
Tha Marvel Ey
Patrick McQuaid
Lochrane ‘Guards
Gideon J. Leary
Monroe County
M ‘Ian
Clarke County
Frontier
Sby
Wasmington
Texas
United States
Mexico
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McKenzie
Arny
Plymouth
Russell
Rio Grande
Ord
Gash Faind Guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter
In Columbus a jury found Gash Faind guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the O. S. Rolland case. He was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary after a tense courtroom scene. The trial drew heavy crowds and sparked strong public commentary. a new trial motion was noted. A second telegram reports the same verdict in a related Cash case, with Judge Bartlett expressing regret but enforcing the sentence.
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W. L. Cash
Kalling
Col.o
Holland
Cash
Bartlett
Georgia
Tennessee
Virginia
Memphis
Charleston
Knoxnville Press
Norfolk
Columbus
Ipecia
Conomaca
W. Te Cash
Supreme Court
Ash
Thomas McEachroit
Calamity in Iceland volcanic upheaval and disaste
Reports from Nor way and Iceland detail a vast volcanic episode. Eruptions sent lava and ash across towns near Vatrapskud and Myvatu, destroying villages and displacing thousands while geysers dried up. A second account describes lava columns, blue steam, and thundering detonations near Burfell and Jokulas as eruptions intensify.
Jerome Park Race Day Amid Brisk New York Fashion
The New York Sun describes Jerome Park as America’s mossy beauty with a grand elliptical track, a hilltop club house, and a throng of members and visitors arriving by carriage. Spectators fill the grand stand while pools buzz with betting as elegant crowds picnic on the hillside under pine shade enjoying a fashionable day at the races.
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New York Sun
Jerome Park
America
John Ballard
England
Amerian Jockey Club
Belevon
Frodham
Olivia
New York
Gilmore
New York Casuitties In Brooklyn Police Shootout
July 21 report from Brooklyn describes canal boat captain George Wat threatening to shoot a police officer during arrest attempts and wounding. In the same melee officer Merveret and accomplice Thomas Dally were injured. Thomas Dally fatally shot by officer O'Brien. officer O'Brien bruised. Gen Sherman departed for St Louis after the incidents.
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New Yoas
George Wat
Oswego Canal
Brooklyn
Will
Alon
Meveret
Thos
Dally
East Side
Centennial grants and bank heads plan centennial
In Paris an assembly voted a $120000 grant to fund a worthy French representation at the United States centennial exhibition. ParapeLrnza reports all states will attend the bank presidents and bankers meeting on the 24th to organize a two centennial association.
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Paris
France
ParapeLrnza
Dull Trade Forces Temporary Plant Shutdown
Dull business conditions force Mowrazat company to run only half time with a staff of 400 women and 200 men. The trunk car construction shop is closed and will remain shut until July 15, leaving hundreds unemployed.
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Mowrazat
Reduction of Freight Rates Across Western Bound
Barrmorr June 21 The rates on Western bound freights were advanced here today by both the Baltimore and Ohio and the New Orleans and Nashville company from 6 to 50 percent above the cut rates prevailing during the war. Mesurmus June 21 Brad Yarbough a local justice of the peace near Covington Tenn was killed Saturday by his brother in law Jim Kenney in a water feud. Kenney surrendered to a sheriff. Bevvsers June 21 Le Nord reports a final note from Germany thanking Belgium for last communication and closing the discussion in a friendly manner. New Orleans June 21 The grand jury indicted Justice of the Peace Thompson of Algiers for embezzlement and extortion in office. Dr Hand sicker a prominent politician was arrested on forgery in St James Parish.
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Baurprom
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Pennsylvania Central
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Theimore and
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Onnayivants Company
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Covington
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Enney
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le Nord
Germany
Belgium
New Onteana
Thompson
Algiers
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