Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

We have 1,947,233 pages in Georgia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 5 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1884

Page

1

Property sales in Fulton County Georgia courthouse notices

The document lists numerous properties in Fulton County Georgia including parcels in Atlanta and ward divisions, with buyers, owners, and terms. It records sheriffs sales set for June and next, detailing locations on McDonough street Forsyth Wing and Chestnut streets, with references to J W Alexander and other named parties and court orders.

d place lees Hassey Fulton county lesa aidt need and place nperty J W Alexander Fulton A. vars plice Atlan Muador and Taylor alatrict freeman Forsyth Atanta Polilips and Boyd Guru leas ud Trust company place Atlanta adneon Rablison thct nore orlesa Sherif McDonough wiomards gmx Halton Hudson Rawson Avagta quton county Georgia Margaret Douglas luty Inars N. H. Cheshire Killzakers J. Cheshtra J. Chreshire plaos corr Marfatia Firth ward sald M. B. v. Muedlock A V. Bramby Thomas Kile M. PERK TRON Shariff

Morrison Bill Enacted Clause Stricken by House Vote

In Washington on May 6 the Morrison tariff bill faced intense debate as the House approved striking out the enacting clause by a 159 to 153 margin after a dramatic roll call. The day featured speeches on tariffs and protections, with leaders urging stability and attacking or defending protective measures, ending as Morrison yielded to the vote and the bill moved toward peril or passage.

BAXDALL Randall Pennsylvania Congress England United States Great Britain Sue Tevenus Connecticut New York New Jeney BLACKBURN EATON ini Katow Georgia Louisiana MEIRASSOR Kasgyn love Europe af MORMISON Morficon Illinois democratic party congress of the United Sites Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Colorado Page Borrows Hazalton Anbbah Mr. Randall Converse Ohio Clark Morrison Mr. Regan Texas G. D. Wise Virginia house Morrison and Turver Kentucky Young Carlisle Barr Robinson aire Bennett Ophiltree laldraw Valentine Nicholls way Riggs Wood John D. Whiteyee Messia Georga Adams Ilinois Anderson Arcot Atkinson Bayne Belford Blype Bisbee Bontelle Bowen Boyle Brainerd Broltoug Brawer J A Brewer New Jersey B. M Browse Indiana W. M. Brown Penpsylvania Bramm Budd Burleign Calkine Jacob M. Campbell Canton Chace Coudguly W. BM. Culbereau Cullen Curtin Culcheon George &. Daviv Lilinois Robert T. Davin Massachusetts Dingley Dongan Dunham Euen Elliott Huchmase Holon Hooper Hopkins Horr Hunk Howry Hua Hutchins James Jeffords Johnson Jordin Kesson Kean Kelfer Kalley Kellogg Keroham Lacey Lali Lawreads Lelaore Kwey Long Lyman McAdoo McCula McCamby McCormick Makinley Millard H Miller Milliken Morey Morrill Muller Maurray tiler Nutting O'Hara C O'Neiil Paige Parker Patton Payns Paynon Stanton Peell Polard Puri Petibone Phelps Post Price Perkins Rauney Georges W Ray Ossian Ray New Wadsworth Watt A J Warner Washburn Weaver Wemple Whiting Wilkins James Wilson Town George D Wise John 8 Wise York aye—Mesery Adam Aiken Alexander Bagley Balentine Barbour Barkadtal Beach Belmost Blanchard Blau Hlount Breckinridge Broadheld Buchana Buckner Barnes Cubell Caldwell Felix Cam Candler Carleton Cassidy Claridy Clay Clements Cobb Collins Cook Cosgrove Lavington 88Uox W & vox North Carolina Crisp Culberson Dargan Davidson Davia Missouri Danster Dibble South Cad Brevasa Charles Stewart Mockslager Brian ODH Summner Talwan J’ M Teslor Tennessee Thompson Touchmortar Tillman Townsend ‘Sucker HM Turner Morgia Oscar Lumer Vance Van Eaton Waledvip Ward Ric Warner Wellborn Weiler Milo White Minnesota Williams Willis Wl Wilson Hovening Miller Spriggs Van Alstyne Wempla Connolly Curtie Duncan Hilott Ermenrod Matchler Pont Biorm Fora Geddes Jorden Lefevre Murray Sonny Warner Wilkies Jpriny Perrell Fielder reault Walis

Copiah Report Claims Democratic Endorsement of Outrages

The senate committee on privileges and elections lays before the senate a majority report alleging a conspiracy by a young Democrat to drive opponents from polls in Copiah. It cites murders, passive local officers, and calls for broader federal protection of voting rights, with a minority report by Democrats to follow.

Wasstsazon senate committee on privileges and elections senate young democrat Copiub Mississippi Chisholm Sexton Foote utey internal revenue Yazoo Copiah Missippi cation Webster Greece house of congress Congress ford

Debated Free Shipping and Potomac Bridge Bill

A Senate session on May 6 details the free shipping bill and Potomac bridge plans. Discussion covers American tonnage, west amendment, and potential shifts to foreign ship regulations, with votes and speeches outlining economic policy and naval trade aims.

Aenate Wasamerox sanate Aldrich Senate district of Columbia Three Sisters Beck Vance West Voorhees Cali jones Call Plamb Bayard

Marine Bank of New York Suspends Operations

The Marine bank in New York City closed its doors amid a liquidity crisis with $490,000 in capital, a September 188% surplus of $180,000, and undivided profits of $62,345. President James D. Fish and cashier John D. Fish face scrutiny as Grant & Ward collapse linked to the bank’s failure. rumors of large stock sales and a receiver being appointed circulated amid a broader Wall Street shakeout.

New York Marine bank John D. Fish Grant & Ward the stock exchange fim General J. 5. Grant James D. Fish U.S. Grant, Jr Ferdinand Ward Cleveland Cainmbas Cincinnati Indianapolis Omahs Alton Terra Haute Kiernan Wall Street Grant Ward E tin focharges Washington Jas. D. Bish Booth’s sixth avenue Twenty-third street Wall © street Nassau, Metroplitan Garfield national bank Bank of the Republic associated banks ole house Camp Fish Charles T. Elwell cresreing house Grout & Ward General Ulyssea Grant, A. & Grant, Jr Marine bank and reip and Ward William Smith Basper General Grant ee refuse Ward

Also Mentioned on This Page

proppean Day Fulubary vyona eT Altian Shields M. GAY BBRING DEPARTMENT hall Street TRIPOD RIALS Randa Bisckbarn Morenon Georgia Rivera WaswixoTox tevanoah Cumberland Sound Brunswick allmaho Cuuse Filot Ocmulsee Ovene Romney Marsh THE MORR'SON SEFEAT Wasuindoy Mr. Cox Brown Townsend Gibson West Virginia commonwealtha st ore committee on walls and means McAduio Findley Maryland Dr. Johnson Leshe Jpiapzirm Eugene G Woodward presbyterian board of publication has et COP Democratis Party Forthir Hte Swan atmanoelatiog— Trist civil service reform association George William Curtis Gregory civil serviced commission diy Swaim court of inquiry Messrs. Calkins Judgs Johnston Bateman Swaim Jef Chandler Sverti army umphry Bateman & Co secretary of war Humputy Scott Calkins Butemax Chandler James A. Connally the treasury GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS RUSSIA Perkayutnc perrong benibibats Sadekein DeGaiffe Moscow Cheski Swornik school for women Petersburg EGYPT Britain Germany conference of the powers sis Naber Pasha Busi Brith Oilers ORLEANS grand lodge No. 7 B'nal Brith E M Tilman Dallas Tex Isadore Newman New Orleans L Lowenberg Natchez Gross Cauion Juline Erb Litre Rock L Frankel Mobile court of appeals Samuel Hirsah Memphis L Lvy J Hof Jacksonville Fla Hiram Myer Helens Rey Mr Hecht Montgomery Ala M Jeraelson Marshall Bal Martin Greenyvills Milas Cleveland orphan asylum grand lodge Minerva hall Hebrew association Marx koown carter Alabama Gus Thoridles Washington- Washinaton American medical association Congregational church Austin Flint pesealation Berlin Peoria pevera Enminks Auolacius Mauoo Tasioe igdoabitat St. tania Toledo wiles Fenk MARINE BANK OF NEW YORK Walch Ward Abeut Beta Minton
Search Courier

Search the Atlanta Constitution Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Atlanta Constitution?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication