Mysterious Ager Sale Notice From Trustees
Fragmentary OCR notes show an estate auction notice involving trustees and Georgia related terms. The readable bits include references to sale, 8 NS, RAS, and aged items, with unclear identities and dates.
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12 Mar 1884
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1884
Page
1
The Tariff Bill Battle and Morrison’s Defeat
March 11 report from Washington describes Mr Morrison entering the House with his tariff bill looking hopeless. Observers note distrust in Morrison, Abe Hewitt’s opposition, and Democratic leaders doubting passage. The bill is unlikely to advance soon as Robotic discussion and extensions stall action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Washington
Tilden
Abram Hewitt
New York
Abram
Rick Towshend
Reed
Maine
Richard
Eaton
Morrigan
The Tariff Bill and Reports From March Twenty-Eight
The piece reports on the majority and minority views of the Ways and Means Committee regarding the tariff bill. It notes projected 20 to 29 percent reductions in duties, its aims to relieve consumers, and concerns about effects on wages and industry. It also covers prior bills, imports data, and calls for relief from taxes, with the minority led by Mr McKinley arguing against sweeping cuts and highlighting potential harm to labor and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison Hays
Waanrvatox
ways and means
committee on ways and means
asid
congress
tank commission
senate
United States
tariff commission
hill
bureau
afi ae a oR
Marah Jast
James M. O 'Gwan
amociation
Pittsburg
wesb
tpanic
seus
iron and steel
Taport & bill
Morrison
Hoe
TRE
BRVORT
McKinley
Ohio
free ‘trade clubs
New York
Brooklyn
William Wibe
soecgne
Mearth
Dark days in 19th century politics spark factional shift
A northern writer claims a southern bloc of 38 Democrats voted with Republicans to end filibustering in the House during Hayes era. Ben Hill of Georgia and others led a secret meeting to stop arrests, influencing votes that helped preserve the Union and reveal party realignments amid 1880s national tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasarsaros
Blackburn
Grant
house of representatives
Hayes
Sunday Herald
Baltimore
Ben Hill
Georgia
Indiana
Steadman
Toledo
Ohio
Hill
Jerry Rosk
congress
Wisconsin
Insulute
Mr Hewitt
Tilden
south
Judes Iscariot
Benedict Armold
Tariff Mill debate and Mexican treaty ratified in Senate
In the Senate on March 11 measures were introduced including a bill by Mr. Miller of New York suspending coinage of the standard silver dollar for two years. The Mexican treaty was ratified 41 to 21 after executive session. Debates featured speakers such as Gibson and Morrill, with amendments on exports and sugar. The Senate confirmed W F Fitzgerald to Arizona Supreme Court and House reports included defense spending for Georgia and tariff reductions. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morriown
Meuse
Benate
senate
Miller
New York
treasury
Yeas
Messia
Allison
Bayard
Beck
Blair
Howen
sion
Cameron
Wein
Ndya
Aldrich
Brown
Call
Conger
Gibson
Gorman
Hampton
Barrier
Jones
Moriga
Kenta
Manang
Mitchell
Morrill Falmer
Biasewell
Sherman
Vanes
Williams
Lonsiana
Messrs
Joel
offers
Coke
California
Senator Jones
Morrill
W.F Fitzgerald
Mississippi
supreme court of
Arizona
rae
Confessed Out of Revenge Unravels Michigan Murder Mystery
A dying horse thief exposes a long forgotten killing in Michigan. William Phillips, Iowa cattle dealer, was found murdered near Lexington in 1981. James Dixon, a helper, possessed Phillips’s watch and chain and died by his own hand. David Pickard, jailed for horse theft, admits knowledge of the case. Pickard claims Nealey, Dixon, and Joseph Ellis Nealy plotted the crime for 11,600 and the stolen effects. Nealey, an ex marshal, is under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Honor
Mich
William Phillips
Allerton
Iowa
Lexington
Phillips
James Dixon
Dixon
David Pickard
Jackson
Joseph A. Nealy
Chicago
Nessey
Pickard
Lins
Pickar ho
Nealey
Joseph Ellis
Ice and emigrants reported at sea port and rail hub
Gleger from Copenhagen reports large ice in the coven area while navigating near 489 52 with five hundred feathign wasean. Passen gers from Los Angeles say 400 emigrants are near Coltan with rail and team travel to Pomona. Balihesis Assignmees Habrruone reports flour shipments by March Ti-Marchant Co. liabilities $590,000 and assets $35,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mousler
York
San Francisco
the
Chronicle
Los Angeles
Pomona
apc
Coltan
TWO BATTLEFIELDS The French Attack and War News
War dispatches report General Graham’s forces advancing against Osman Digma near Zariba while 7,000 of his troops threaten British stores and night assaults intensify. Prince Jerome Napoleon urges people to yield to the voters, amid France’s tense mood and calls to expel Orleans princes. French columns push toward Bac Ninh. Canton notes growing Chinese war preparations as European civilians move safely. Cardinal Salloni named dean of the sacred college. whispers push for other promotions. A Danville political scene unfolds with rioters and letters shaping public sentiment as trials and testimony continue. In Macon, racial and political fault lines flare over Blaine and party factions amid thefts and local intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxnon
King
Seamles
Graham
Stewart
Zariba
Osman Digma
Senkim
Tomanies
Osman
Zoriba
Orleans
France
Pann
Tonquin
Bacninh
Haidsenong
Courbet
Quinhoh
park
Canton
Hong Kong
Millat
Bac Ninh
Rome
Cardinal Salloni
sacred college
Cardinal Pistro
Consolini
comerlings
Ledochowoski
Posen
Fraz
Shiiton
Dan river
Jack Clark
Cobell
Jim Collie
modife
W.S. Sims
Danville
ithem
thoss
Vance
Witners
Sherman
Mr. Vante
MACON
Tariff Fight Fades as House Blocks Wool Debate
Special to The Constitution from Washington on March 11 reports that the House ended a heated Wool tariff exchange between Mr Converse and Mr Mind. The move signals likely failure to pass any tariff legislation this session. Randalls stance, favoring internal revenue cuts over tariff shifts, supports defeat of the Morrison bill with a bloc of Democrats split on reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Converse
congress
Randall
Mr. Morrison
Bil
Eaton
Curtin
Danville Evidence Cross-Examination Details in 1882 Probe
Washington March 14 Colonel W E Sims testified under Senator Vance in the Danville investigation describing how he became the Readjuster candidate for Congress. He noted prior Conservative Party hints and a confidential letter urging delegation support to influence the Martinsville district, with Williams and Cobel named in the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blas
Vance
Clark
Don
xosny
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