DR FELTON ON REFORM IN OUTRAGES OF REVENUE
Federal outrages in Upper Georgia held up before the country. Speech delivered in the House of Representatives March 15 1876 on retrenchment and outrages of revenue. The discussion frames reform rhetoric around railroad construction debts, local politics, and anti foreign or outside influence in Georgia. It notes the Macon Telegraph obituary and discusses local bridge destruction on the Oconee river with civil engineering implications.
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Tus
Macon
Eizens
North Carolina
Upper
Georgia
Cartersville
Geneva
South Western Railroad
C B Nottham
State Board of Death
Perry
Houston County
Louisiana
Oconee River
Jim Bensett
Mark Tipges
House of Representatives
Bortors Covsren
Congress
Tective Corps
John Emory
Boyr Sisson
Constitution
Leatherwood
Atll House
Bel
Grady
Beardalea
Texas “Phatta
Pacific Railroad
Army
State Department
Bandeuff
Emma
Bhoont
Felton
Feltox
Gilmer
Countrie
AlBenitiea
Accumu
Jaila
Machel
Mra. McCoy
Ee Congress
United States
Union of States
Revenue Department
Georgic
England
Feron
Beomung Impubis Vapenuniasce
Lators
Aseo
Elf
Blucker
Interior Department
Justice
Allip Vaie
Suchie
B. Hallyord
Particu
War Department
Ges
Mishael Cline
Pede Atlee Ae
George Lewis Cook
Planwucess Harned
Havana
Colon
Coxcorp
Cheney
Marcey
Beamer
Canovas del Castello
Pavia
Castellar
Recant Arrests Mentioned in Georgia Clerks Record
A morning entry from March 19, 1676 notes doubled ore in Gilmer County and a location in Cherokee County Georgia. The clerk’s record references the Frothy Augsy Courier dated January 16, 1970 and mentions recant arrests with a Georgia date of January 16, 1878.
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Gilmer Coun
Cherokes County
Georgia
Frothy Augsy Courier
Pera. Ga
Revelations of a Georgia Revenue Turmoil
Georgia lawmakers condemn federal revenue agents for raids and arrests, denouncing abuses by marshals and inspectors as corrupt and unconstitutional. They urge retrenchment, county trials, and use of state forces to curb what they call a reign of terror in Georgia.
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Atata
Revenue Department
Geor
Congress of the United Rates
Department of Justice
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Pload
Spirus
Alaska
Rome
Augustus
Tiberius
England
Georgia
Ecapiane
Shan Nucred
Carey Cde Te Wade
Couracs
Davy Department
Bilijay
Norfolk
Wood
Navy Yard
Farhfat Ee ‘Pantin Couu
Kittery Navy Yard
John Emory
Charles
United States
Ectil Kouse
Willis
Tlave
York
Murder Scandal Rocks Brooklyn Wealthy Merchant
Chas C Schnaufer a wealthy Brooklyn grocer is arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife Annie Schnaufer last August. The case outlines brutal abuse, multiple divorce actions, and alleged attempts to foreclose with semi mortgaged notes. Neighbors reported years of cruelty before the disappearance.
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Brooklyn Eagle
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Chas. Frost
Patrick Carr
Provost
Montagus Street
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Anne Bhoaufer
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Nenfer
Mra Schnaufer
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Bebonater
Fett
Courde
Annie Schnaufer
Mr. Tighe
Schnauter
Broome Street
The
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