Carolina Rampage by Immune Troops Lee Whisky Riots
Reported from Raleigh on March 10 details a disrupted march by the Tenth Immunes from Atlanta to Monroe, raiding a Monroe dispensary for whisky, injuring a man named Crozier in Henderson, forcing Julius Gatcle to drink seven glasses, killing a colored man identified as Sam Sraty’s shooter, and firing on a sentry as troops roamed streets and seized goods.
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Raleigh
N.C
Atlanta
Monroe
Sam Sraty
Henderson
Crozier
Tn Weldon
Juhia Gatcle
Local Police Manage Aftermath of Immunes Disorder
Washington marching orders deny a court inquiry into trouble caused by the Tenth Immunes and other regiments in transit. Discharged men remain private citizens, with local police and no war department interference to control them. Trains will likely be mustered out at their home stations in future. Montgomery assesses railway property with two new roads added, boosting track mileage and state revenue.
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Washington
War Department
South
United States
Montgomery
Ala
Mobile
Ohio
Rovey Ana
Sani Corporation
Hospital ship Missouri arrives with two patients for army hospital
From Havana the hospital ship Missouri docked in Savannah with two patients for the local army hospital. The patients will be transferred tomorrow morning and are among the convalescents. Thirty six are still listed as the milder cases.
Smallpox Panic Hits Laredo Amid Election Tensions
About five hundred smallpox cases have been officially reported in Laredo as residents petition state health officers for intervention. A state health party and rangers may quarantine or establish a pesthouse on the city outskirts, while Governor Sayers imposes a quarantine on Laredo Webb and Encinal counties.
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Laredo
Blunt
Austin
Tex
Sayers
Webb
Encinal
Fraight and
Mexico
Seatch
Smallpox Spreads in Washington Amid Negro Population
Washington reports show smallpox widespread with thirty-five current cases in AmalipoX Hospital and a total of fifty-two since the outbreak began. The disease affects mainly the southwest district’s poor colored residents, with several cases in the District Jail and ten outside. Health Officer Woodward cautions against alarm, noting the outbreak’s rapid, recognizably early symptoms.
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National Capitol
Washington
Amalipox
Jall
Woodward
Brantley Hyd Brantley Honored By Brunswick Citizens
Congressman Brantley was greeted at the Brunswick train by the Marine band and a large crowd. Citizens carried him on their shoulders through cheering crowds to the Oglethorpe hotel where cheers and speeches followed. A public meeting in his honor was postponed to Tuesday night for further music and speeches.
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Brunewick
Brunswick
Brantley
Marine Band
Eleventh
Oglethorpe Hotel
Congressman Brantley
Elty Bon
Cerrutti Claims Settled in Colombia Settlement
Panama Star and Herald reports a definite settlement between Colombia and Cerrutti claimants. Foreign Minister Senora Cuero Marques agreed to pay 1,800,000 currency to settle all Cerrutti incident claims. Denison miners strike intensifies as twenty five workers are blocked from returning at Mine No 1 Lehigh and Coal Gate.
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Colon
Colombia
Golventon
Tex
Panama Star and Herald Today
Betwen
Minster of Foreign Affairs
Senora Cuero Marques
It 9
Denison
Lehigh
Coal Gate
Bank notes dispute sparks insolvency inquiry in Asheville
Asheville Bank Cass session in Breeze rasa discusses accumulation of notes signed by the bank as insolvent. Witnesses include J Frank Aldrich and Rollins. Also reported are a fatal shooting in Ensley involving Ball Hawking and Tom Lewis, and a powder explosion at Commodore mine killing four miners.
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Asheville Bank
Cass
Asheville
N. C
J. Frank Aldrich
Rollins
Rawly
Bank
Birmingham
Ale
Ensley
Here
Tom Lewis
Hawkins
Lagis
Ureed
Col
Nnel No
Commodore Mine
Ex Governor Hogg Roasted In Texas Senate Clash
Ex governor Hogg faced intense scrutiny as Texas Senate debated a $10,000 fee for collecting $101,000 due the state after settling Texas debts from its republic era. Senate rejected the claim as illegal while preserving personal character notes, in a packed chamber where lawmakers debated motives and legality all day.
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Lone Star State
Texas
Republic
Austin
Tex
Hogg
Senate
Lond
Hoge
Culberson
Texas Senate
O'Dell
Porto Ricans Ready to Revolt Says Colonel Hubbell
Colonel William P. Hubbell of the One Hundred and Forty-seventh regiment returns from Porto Rico and warns an insurrection is bound to come. He cites demonstrations at departure, early suppressions of a secret society akin to the Ku Klux, and a thwarted plot to enter barracks by stealth. He notes natives’ desire to rid themselves of the regiment and reflects on past conflicts and dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Hubbell
Par- Ateco
Hubbell
Porta Rica
Porto Rico
Ku-Klux
Death notices and brief military casualty report from March
General Brooke reports Private Charley A. Johnson of Company C, 1st North Carolina, died of cardiac failure at Camp Columbia. In Eatonton Georgia Mrs Gussie Perry dies after weeks of illness. A Huntsville Alabama report mentions Lieutenant Becont and a nineteen year old candidate in a clearest form of a local notice.
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Caroline
Washington
Brooke
War Department
Charley A. Johnson
Company C
North Carolina
Priyate Johnson
Camp Columbia
Cubs
Gussie Perry
Eatonton
Aiekob
Perry
Tyr Baptist Oburent
Laecnemayteg
Hunteville
Ala
Alc
Becont
Germany Reports Samoa News in Case of Mataafa Conflict
Berlin dispatches from Samoa via German consul Rage describe pre January events and Chief Justice Chambers ruling on Mataafa's sovereignty. Rose recounts clashes, pro provisional government actions, and German British tensions over naval forces and court proceedings. The reports consider Mataafa not responsible for war.
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Berlin
Reichsanzieger
Samoa
Herr Rage
Chambers
Malletoa Tamus
Mataafa
Maxee
Pritigh
Bturdee
Hrntiah
Porpaise
Ms. Chambere
Herr Rose
Tivol
Friedaghaus
Warabip Falke
Dangland
Mataafans Athey
Tivol Hotel
Frielinghaus
Cansul
Harr Rose
Ratfal
21 Apra
Porpoiae
Mataaia
Aays
Ralffol
Matunia
Apla
Cons Hose
Dr. Raffel
Supreme Court
Mr. Chambers
Fis
Mr. Maxse
Herr Rowe
Ayla
Haffel
United States
Osborn
Maxse
Mr. Rose
Studde
Morse
Maxne
Osborne
Fotlown
Grevesmuhl
Raffel
Grevesiuyg
Gomez Explains Troop Rosters and Promotions in Cuba
Havana reports General Gomez defends roster gaps and faulty records while noting 6000 commissioned and 1000 non commissioned officers among 43000 privates. He criticizes promotion motives but cites their impact on Cuban morale and discipline amid U S denial of unauthorized assembly actions.
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Havana
Rolo
Gomez
Brooke
Je Ia
Assembly
Gomes
General Brooke
United States
Cuba
Negro emigration and peach crop notes in Georgia
The State Press reports a wave of African American emigration toward Arkansas from rural Georgia counties, aided by a white organizer Mrs Leverett, with crowds waiting at stations along the Central of Georgia line. Separately, Georgia peach crops suffer from a frost but early varieties survive. Bartow farmers lag in fieldwork. a Cartersville orange tree yields unusually large fruit compared to Florida types.
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Arkansas
Brom
Americus
Chattahoochee
Webster’ County
Georgia Oranges
Cartersville
Tourant
Mra
J. D. Rogers
Hagera
John Holland
Canton
Florida ‘Prodset
Public sale of bankrupt stock at 79 Whitehall Street
On March yoth, 1889 at 10 o'clock a m on the premises at 79 Whitehall street Alanis city a public outcry sale will occur for cash of the entire stock of goods of David Waxelbaum a bankrupt including notes and accounts. A yard of accounts is accessible in the hands of Morris Hirsch trustee.
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Whitehall Street
Alanis
David Waxelbaum
Atlanta
Morria Hirsch
Morris Hirsch
Southern Westerly Granite Company incorporation petition
In Fulton County Georgia the petitioners Charles H. Mors et al seek incorporation as The Southern Westerly Granite Company to quarry and sell granite and related ventures. The document outlines corporate name, business powers including land and water rights, banking, mortgages, capital stock of 310,000, principal office in Fulton, and governance by officers and a five-member board. Filed February 15, 1859 with clerk H Tanner.
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Sald
Connertin
Cussigieit
Secretary of State
Hiss
Mértyrs
Dorctora
United States
Iockholers
GH. Tanner
State of Georgia
Fulton
Superior Court
Fulton County
Teor
A. Ege Cape
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n
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Germany
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Cattronyia
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California Fig Syrup
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Sir. Walker
Whitehall
Tutt
Noor Mee
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General Marine Insurance Company
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General Marine Isurance Company
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Georgia
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Erbaum
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Parker
Peter Lynch
Whiteball
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Said County
Charles H. Mors
Mont~ Relfer
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William A. Preston
Kingston, N.Y
Hem Iton McWhorter
R. Smith
Qelethorpe County
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Oglethorpe
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