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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1884

Page

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Property sale notice from the estate of S F Batter

The document announces a sale at the court house door on a Tuesday in June for the property of S F Batter, deceased, detailing tract descriptions along Walton street and nearby landmarks, naming heirs and the administrator J T Hale, Cameron.

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Tobacco Rebate for Georgia Claimants to Be Paid

Washington reports that Comptroller Lawrence informed Mr Blount all tobacco tax rebate claims from Georgia have been audited and will be paid through the regular process. Georgia claimants will receive rebates in a few days, while other items touch on political events and legislative actions.

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Senate Advances Agricultural Funding With Wells and Silk Aid

In Washington the Senate passed the agricultural appropriation bill after committee tweaks. An amendment funds $20,000 to locate and sink artesian wells on arid public lands, limited to two wells. a silk culture program receives $15,000 after a defeated attempt to cut it to $2,000. The lab not was raised to $20,000, and Silk culture support remains.

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Mississippi flood relief sought by joint resolution debate

A House contest over a $100,000 flood relief appropriation was discussed. Ellis of Louisiana pushed relief aid for Mississippi River flood victims while Donn of Arkansas read supportive telegrams. Connally of Pennsylvania opposed immediate action. Hewitt of New York complained of a forged letter about tariff policy.

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Municipal Deadlock in Oliver's Time Course

A chaotic scene in a late 19th century city hall features a legislative standoff over duties and a controversial letter. Debates center on Oliver Hewitt and the handling of duties, with politicians clashing over governance and possible improprieties amid a broader parliamentary struggle.

TILDEN TICKET FORECAST IN NEW YORK POLITICS

A Paris dispatch covers New York Democratic leaders planning the state committee meeting to set dates for the national convention. Tilden's supporters push for the old ticket while Gov Hoadly’s stance and Paynes role stir speculation. observers note Tilden remains central to the contest as June convention timing looms.

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MR Tildens Sincerity and Arthur Meeting in New York

A May 20 dispatch from New York reports an intimate friend of ex Governor Samuel J. Tilden noting Tilden still refuses the Democratic presidential nomination, while affirming belief the old ticket could win New York and other northern states. A large Cooper Union meeting supported President Arthur for a second term, with Beecher and Be acherite rhetoric praising Arthur and urging unity among business leaders.

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Grant Ward contract ledger and related bank actions

In New York on May 20 the Grant and Ward reference case revealed a ledger of contracts written in Ward’s hand. Entries labeled pork and corn tracked profits, with banks including Manhattan, Mystic River National, Nicholas, Wendham, Second, Lincoln, and others financing notes endorsed by Ward. The testimony described fictitious profits, arbitrary divisions, and a strict entry process via Fish, with transfers and securities details noted. Separate items reported attachments against A W Dimock Co. for bank failures, a forced assignment for Gage & Co., and regional bank actions in Charlottsville and Pallasimeg, plus race results and baseball scores from Baltimore, Louisville, and Philadelphia.

New York Grant Manhattan company Mystic river National bank Nicholas bank Wendham National bank Second National bank Lincoln National Grant & Ward Ward Jake Archar Fish Warner Davies sabyina Russell Sage DENMARK Donahue A. W. Dimock & Co Alfred Tully P.J.Goodhart & Co bankers and merchants telegraph company Tully Simock & Co Thimock & Co PETSASMEG PalLORE Pururssena Plantera and Mechanics’ bank Malivyains & Gillam Louisvillle Uus, Gage & Co Ibis CHARLOTTEVILLE CHARLITTESVILLE Brannan & Co pemple’s National bank B. H. Brennan Pall Mall Gazette Tae Bergtiza

Framing Ireland Debate Dominates British Commons

The May 20 session in the House of Commons featured heated debate on the franchise bill with Lord Randolph Churchill opposing Broderick’s amendment to exclude Ireland. The division ended 332 to 137 with several conservatives and Parnellites backing the government, while Lord George Hamilton sparked further turmoil.

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