Property Safety Notice for Sale in Clayton County
Fragments show a property safety notice tied to a sale in Clayton County with references to parcels, residence locations, and legal advert. It mentions a sale process with cash terms and entities like ix & Co. and C, Thompe, but the legible facts are incomplete. The item appears as a damaged public sale brief in a local newspaper.
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Utevard
Chester
Lata
Clayton County
Celipha
Sale
Ix & Co
Saac C
Thompe
Auction Sale Offers Homes and Lots Citywide
Auctioneer advertises a large sale of houses and lots at 11 o clock. Listings include properties on Clarke ME ipiol avenue Capitol avenue Baltimore Courtlandy Piedmont Ponce Williams West End Edgewood Peach Church and Decatur area with terms and installment options. Vendors include WILSON Kimball House ORREST ADAHR DAIR and Ball House as agents.
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Jagkaga
Tyor
Skree
Clarke
Ipiol Avenue
Fe Capitol Ave
Baltimore
Courtlandy Railroad
Os Piedmont
Avenue
Ponce
Williams
West End
Ind
South
Kirkwood
Edgewood
Peach Church
Cuba Resolution Moves Through Congress
Special report notes the conference committee nearing agreement on a two part Cuban resolution. It would recognize Cuban belligerent rights and offer friendly offices for Spain to acknowledge Cuba's independence through the president. Passage hinges on Senate action and a House vote expected within days.
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Briggshington
Gynegston
Senate
United States
Cuba
Ite
Ordr
Gech
House
Lale
Gil
Congress
Sherman
Lodge
Morgan
Bale
The
Cuckoos
Spain
House Debates Reflect On Grant Bill And Members
Washington March 2 The house resumed debate on the Grant retirement bill and corrected a reported exchange between Mr Boutelle and Mr Wheeler over Confederate attitudes. Wheeler said he changed the order to fix a mistake, Bartlett denied a Post quotation, then debate moved to naval appropriation with a 60000 dollar allocation for Brooklyn dock walls and a transfer issue for the naval observatory pending further action.
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Washington
Boutelle
Royalican
Maine
Mimeelf
J. Wheeler
Democrat
Weeler
Bartlett
New York
Washington Post
Sul- Br
Gibson
Tentence
Brooklyn Avy Dock
Ita
Gght
Naval Observatory
Navy Department
Cannon
Illinois
Messrs. Boutelle
Robinson
Pennsylvania
Senate Adjournment Considered as May Revision Offered
Washington March 25 The Senate today considered an early adjournment with Mr Blatt of Connecticut offering a resolution to fix final journment for May second The measure moved to appropriations committee and likely won t return until annual bills clear The day s debate centered on shifting US district attorneys and marshals to salaries. higher EB counts faced criticism A joint constitutional amendment on church state funding was tabled for now The Senate adjourned at 5 35 pm until tomorrow
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Platt
Washington
Senate
United States
Allen
Confederate Memorial Address Invited in Augusta
Major Black urges acceptance for delivering the Confederate Memorial Address in Augusta. Fleming and Judge Crisp plan a joint debate date, possibly first at Griffin. The Georgia senate raises the southern district marshal salary to 3000 dollars. Judge Lawson notes a vacancy in the eighth district at West Point and seeks interested young Moon to seek the appointment.
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Augusta
Major Black
Fleming
Bignon
Crisp
Griffin
Senate
Georgia
Lawson
Eighth
West Point
Young Moon
Cuban cargo ready to ship arms to Cubans at Jacksonville
At Jacksonville on March 2 the steamer Three Friends prepared to depart with arms and ammunition for Cuban insurgents. Cubans unloaded the ship at the Alabama Coal Company dock, storing crates and rifles in a local warehouse. Officials said arms would stay until the United States recognizes Cubans as belligerents, after which the equipment would be sent to Cuban troops. Spanish spies observed the unloading and the Spanish vice consul urged seizure of the vessel and cargo.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Alabama Coal Company
Hogan Street
H. 3B
Fritot
Charles J. Fritot
J. A. Huau
C. B
Knight & Wall
Tampa
Care
Savannah Steamship and Plant System
Henry Fritot
Huau
Cuba
United States
Collins & Co
Hartford
Conn
Spain Attacks Pay's Residence Not U S Consulate
A Washington letter from Valencia says the attack targeted Andrew H. Fay's private residence, not the U S consulate at Granca. A few schoolboys shouted anti US slogans, one broke a window, and Fay and his wife watched from a window without alarm. State Department reports no formal notice from Fay to Olney.
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Washington
Spain
Valencia
United States Congress
Cuba
Andrew H. Kay
Illinois
United States
Denia
Granca
Fay
Denis
Mr. Pay
State Department
Olney
Rebels Gain a Fight in Santa Clara and Havana
In Santa Clara insurgents attacked the city and killed their leader Leotelo Vidal. Government San Quintin battalion met rebels near San Juan de los Veras, yielding a hard fight and Spanish losses. Rebels burned many houses across Santa Ana Matanzas Rodriguez Palma Sola and Zebulla in several provinces.
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Santa Clara
Havana
Leotelo Vidal
San Quintin
Fonseca
San Juan de Los Veras
Santa Ana
Matanzas
Rodriguez
Palma Sola
Zebulla
Santa
Georgia in Washington a Ca detship Is Vacant
Washington March 55 Special Judge Jim Griggs arrived in the capital and spent the day with Georgia congressmen. He is a candidate for Congress from the second district and has broad support from Georgia lawmakers who predict his election. Colonel Bob Berner is mentioned as a potential candidate for the sixth district but unlikely to oppose Mr Bartlett. Colonel Bob Lowry of Atlanta also spent time with friends, while Senator Morgan of Alabama is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jim Griggs
Capitol
Georgia
Judge Griggs
Congress
Bob Berner
Bartlett
Bob Lowry
Atlanta
Senator Morgan
Alabama
General Casey Dies After Sudden Illness in Washington
Brigadier General Thomas Lincoln Casey retired chief of engineers United States Army died at his residence in Washington at 2 o'clock this afternoon after a street car collapse on the way to his office in the new congressional library building. He had a long, creditable service record. Also report of Republican state central committees altering dates and places for upcoming conventions in Missouri and Kentucky.
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Washington
Thomas Lincoln Casey
United States Army
Engineer Corps
Army
Gypsy Elephants Kills Seventh Victim in Chicago
Chicago March 2 report says W H Harris's elephant Gypsy ran wild in winter quarters, fatally injuring keeper Bernard, destroying a building, and alarming a crowd. Frank Scott rode Gypsy before the attack. Mrs Harris used a pitchfork to aid. After bread rewards, she calmed and later escaped again before being secured.
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Chicago
W. H. Harris
Gypsy
Orean
Harris
Roby and
Jackson Streets
Bernard
Omaha
Frank Scott
Harry
Scott
Orton
Neb
Empress
Sir Julian Pauncefote Rumor Denied By London Officials
Washington reports a Birmingham paper claimed Sir Julian Pauncefote would travel to London to discuss Venezuelan matters with Lord Salisbury. The British ambassador here and associates call the report absurd, noting ongoing negotiations with the United States including a Behring sea claims commission and a boundary treaty with Alaska funding. Secretary Olney seeks restoration of original arbitration wording amid broader arbitration talks and Venezuela issues.
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London
Washington
England
Birmingham
Julian Pauncefote
Lord Salisbury
Joseph Champerlain
Salisbury
Great Britain
United States
Behringsen Claims Commission
Senate
Olney
Julian Pouncefote
Committee On Foreign Relations
Alaska
Congress
Unclear Passage Discusses Lord Salisbury and Sir Julian
Fragmentary text notes the difficulty for Lord Salisbury to withdraw Sir Julian without harming major interests. It implies no party is ready to manage unfamiliar responsibilities, highlighting tensions between governments and key figures.
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Lord Balisbury
Sir Julian
WANSEN AND THE NORTH POLE Professor Expects Return This Autumn
At a meeting of the St Petersburg Geographical Society Baton Toll read a March 15 letter from Professor Grogger of Christiania asserting confidence that Dr Nansen has succeeded and is returning from the north pole. Grogger anticipated arrival aboard the Fram in Norway by autumn. Toll added belief in Nansen and suggested dispatch if he fails to arrive by autumn to explain Siberia islands and Sannikov Land.
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Brogger
Bt. Petersburg
St. Petersburg Geographical Society
Baton Toll
Grogger
Christiania
Nansen
North Pole
Tromsoe
Fram
Norway
Aurora
Baron Toll
New
Siberia
Sannikoff Land
Bayard Urges Truth Over Fear at London Dinner
At the London General Pension Society anniversary dinner Hon. Thomas Bayard, then American ambassador, praised shared patriotism and aid to the poor between England and the United States. He stressed speaking one’s conscience, quoted Tennyson, and warned against suppressing truth to avoid evil consequences.
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London
London General Pension Society
Thomas Bayard
Ingland
Bayard
England
Atlantic
Tennyson
Great Britain
Dutch American Settlements Clarified in Errata of Venezuelan Blue Book
London staff reports a parliamentary paper titled Errata the Venezuela Blue Book revises Dutch settlement lines from the Amazon to the Orinoco and from Guiana to the Pomeron. It disputes a 1770 centurion report and cites Spanish mission declarations about forts on the Cuyuni and Yuruari. Supplementary extracts are promised.
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London
Venezuela
Spain
America
Guland
Amazon
Orinoco
Guiana
Pomeron
Centurion
Cuyuni
Yuruari
Audiencia de Caracas
Ministers Are Mad They Say Turkey Should Have Been Consulted
Constantinople March 25 The council of ministers at the palace exhaustively discussed the Beypt situation The palace authorities and the porte were irritated Turkey had not been consulted over the Dorgola expedition and the khedive ignored the porte Messages were sent to Mouhktar Pasha reproaching him for not stopping the expedition An appeal was sent to France and Russia to regulate the Egyptian position Germany was asked to help as well Great Britain and Italy were urged to intervene to stabilize affairs
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Turkey
Constantinople
Council of Ministers
Beypt
Porte
Mouhktar Pasha
Egypt
France
Russia
Germany
I 'Ceeakt Pasha
Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
Three Men Shot in Feud Over Miss Seaman Affair
In Pine Bluff Arkansas a feud between the Seaman and Bankston families led to a shooting near Walnut Lake. Josh Seaman, Isaac Seaman, and Isaac Bankston were wounded. all three are reported gravely hurt. The incident traces back to July when Bankston concealed himself in Miss Sadie Seaman's room and fled after she cried out. Bankston was later indicted on multiple charges after his surrender in September.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Josh Seaman
Isaac Seaman
Walnut Lake
Here
Isaac Bankston
Seaman
Misa Sadie Seaman
Bankston
Miss
Sandbag Attack Robs New Orleans Store Drawer
A Royal Street shopkeeper was struck by a sandbag during daytime theft near Canal Street. The thief robbed the money drawer of about forty dollars and escaped. authorities have no clue.
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New Orleans
Nation
Royal Street
Canal Street
Loaded gun allegation shadows Florida murder case
In Gainesville near Ala chua County John Easterlin shot and fatally wounded James Watson after a confrontation at Easterlin’s home. Watson had slept there. Easterlin claimed the gun was not loaded but fired, wounding Watson who later died. Watson’s father had Easterlin arrested.
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James Watson
Gainesville
Fla
Alachua
John Easterlin
Watson
Easterlin
Tasterlin
Int
Basterlin
Miser Scraggs Was Robbed in Chicago
Chicago reports describe Christopher Scragga a wealthy south side recluse robbed of 660 dollars in cash and 40 000 to 60 000 in bonds and negotiable paper. Two hours after the 8 PM break in the gang bound and gagged the elderly man before the safe, then fled unseen.
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Miser Scraggs
Chicago
Christopher Scragga
Scraggs
Om . i
Hotel Collapse Buries Seven. One Child Dead in Decatur
A two story brick hotel and restaurant on Front street collapsed at 4 am yesterday as workers excavated for a new building next door. Seven sleeping on the second floor were buried. five year old Scott McGlasson was killed, others left with severe bruises. The disaster stems from the adjacent excavation. The report also notes the United Brethren church annual conference opening in Chattanooga with Bishop Nicholas Castle presiding.
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Decatur
Front Street
R. O. McGlasson
Scott
Ma Glasson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ienied Brethren Church
Nicholas Castle
D.A
Aera
Methodists In Conference Aids Cuban Refugees
Roanoke Va March 25 The 02th session of Baltimore conference Methodist Church South opened at Greene Memorial Church with Bishop Hargrove presiding. Reports on publishing education missions and Sunday schools were heard. Dr Morton urged church extension among 20 000 Cuban refugees in Florida promising buildings for donations and naming opportunities. Bishop Hargrove praised Indian Territory work and urged funds for new churches while Bible Society Virginia was endorsed.
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Morgan
Roanoke
Baltimore
Conference Methodist Church South
Greene Memorial Church
Hargrove
Gr. E.armstrong
Bishop Granberry
Barbee
David C. Morton
Boards of Education, Missions and Sunday Schools
Morton
Florida
Key West
Home Mission Society
Ybor City
Tampa
Cubs City
Oklahoma
Indian Mission Conference
Indian Territory
Methodist Church
South
John S. Martin
Samuel Register
Mr. Campbell
The
Bible Society of Virginia
Lambeth
China
Collier
Mrs Haldan Queen Davis Williams Snell claims Davis estate
Mrs Haldan Queen Davis Williams Snell of Tehachapi California filed in Butte district court to revoke the forged will of Andrew J. Davis and demand the entire estate for herself and two daughters alleging they are his surviving wife and children. Her attorney Miles J. Cavanaugh says Davis left her during the gold fever and she married Williams then Snell, tracing Davis to Montana and California after each marriage. The petition outlines marriages in Arkansas in 1842 and two children May Isabel and Laura A.
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H. Davis-Williams-Snell
Butte
Mont
Haldan Queen Davis-Williams-Snell
Tehachapi
Kern County
Cal
Davis
Andrew J. Davis
Aleges
Carroll County
Ark
May Isabel
Morrow
Fresno
Laura A
Calhoun
San Francisco
Miles J. Cavanaugh
California
Williams
Montana
George Snell
Fatal mushroom poisoning among Asian workers in Chico
A dozen Chinese and Japanese workers in Chico consumed toadstools believing them to be mushrooms. Three Chinese and two Japanese died, with others critically ill or missing from authorities. Separate items note a Masonic appointment in Virginia, a Winnipeg school settlement conference, and the five day overdue steamship Volusia sailing from Jamaica.
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Chico
Cal
Indictments Over Silver Stamp Law Hit Major Firms
New York on March 25 reports grand jury indicted Tiffany & Co Gorham Manufacturing Frank M Whiting Robert C Black Aaron B Frost and George W Schiebler for selling silverware stamped sterling that lacked 975 parts per thousand silver. Prosecutions stem from department stores’ undercover purchases and assay office testing. The penalty upon conviction is a fine up to $900.
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New York
Grand
Tiffany & Co
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Frank M. Whiting
Robert C. Black
Aaron B. Frost
George W. Schiebler
United States Assay’ Office
United States Assayer
Sensational Charges in Pittsburg Fraud Case
County controller James A. Grier filed in common pleas court a sworn statement accusing C. L. Magee Senator William Flynn Director J. C. Brown and County Treasurer W. S. Brown of fraudulent use of tax receipts. Magee allegedly used a dummy to obtain a printing contract and receipts were supplied below the approved samples. Flynn and Dr Brown supposedly sought tax exoneration after taxes were paid by the Republican committee and Brown warned against doing so.
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Pittsburg
James A. Grier
Comamon Pleas Court
C. L. Magee
Williaa Flynn
Director of
Public Safety
J. c., Brown
W. 8. Brown
Magee
Flynn
Dr. Brown
Republican Committee
Brown
Republicans Named To Fill National Soldiers Homes Vacancies
Washington March 25. A caucus of nine Republican members of the house military committee approved reporting on Friday a joint resolution to appoint four new managers to the national soldiers homes board. The nominees are General Franklin of Connecticut Thomas J Henderson of Illinois George L Beale of Maine and George W Steele of Indiana. Franklin and Steele will be reappointed Henderson replaces General John C Black and Beale replaces General Fessenden. Steele has served in Congress and as Oklahoma governor under Harrison.
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Washington
House Military Committee
General Franklin
Connecticut
Thomas J. Henderson
Illinois
George L. Beale
Maine
George W. Steele
Indiana
National Soldiers’ ‘Homes
Messrs
Franklin and
Steele
Henderson
Congress
John C. Black
Chicago
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Harrison
Beale
Fessenden
Directors Meet to Reorganize Tennessee Coal and Iron
In New York on March 25 the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad directors reorganized by re-electing officers. A three member committee including James J. Woodward, W. S. Gurdee and James Swann was appointed to oversee the erection of a Birmingham steel plant.
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Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
New York
James J. Woodward
Gurdee
James Swann
Birmingham
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Bloody Shirt Brigade
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W. O. Inglish
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