22 May 1893
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1893
Page
1
Georgia politics delay the presidential choice for a marshal post as senators clash over candidates. Colquitt and Livingston are mentioned as possible appointees. Renfroe’s fate remains unsettled. White House aides weigh options while internal debates over civil service and federal appointments intensify among Georgia and Alabama representatives.
May 21 at Lome Presbyterian Church, Rev Dr Sunderland delivered a sermon before a crowded congregation as part of the general assembly. The service included Mrs Cleveland and Gov De Merle Snaith, with Mr Cleveland in New York, and noted the preacher's eloquent delivery and the audience’s strong reaction.
An immense audience gathered for a weekly church program at the Reynolds tube and Presbyterian rite. Reports indicate postponements and ongoing discussions about the event’s future and related church business.
A Dunkard gathering in Muncie draws thousands, with lectures by Huard Eby and D. L lar. A gang of pickpockets robs attendees of wallets and jewelry. police chase and capture two suspects who are jailed.
Crowds gathered around Stony Island avenue near Jackson Park as gates remained closed on Sunday amid fears of clashes. About 4 pm the largest crowd reached 21 000 for the Wild West performance while an estimated 60 000 people lined the area to view the exterior of the fence and surrounding activity.
At a Trades and Labor assembly meeting in Chicago on May 21, President John Linehan urged Sunday opening for the fair. He said workers had paid for stock under promises of Sunday access and called for authorities to grant a limited Sunday opening while those admitted would protest noncompliance. The crowd applauded but the assembly postponed further action.
New York May 24 The Herald reports Mrs Blaine will marry Dr William Bull. Since he treated her rheumatism at a New York hotel speculation arose about their nuptials. Engaged recently the wedding is planned for early June following her divorce from Blaine last February and subsequent move to Dakota.
Nebecker plans to retire June Ast in this city to close his official affairs. He states he does not fear the financial situation and believes confidence in banks remains strong. He discusses banking practices and cautions about currency circulation and public funds.
Fragmentary OCR reads Noble seeking passage to Oklahoma to align trade interests with the territorys leading boards. The document mentions secretary and national commerce but lacks clear dates or full names. It hints at federal or legislative context but remains incoherent.
A royal party including Infante with Prince Antoine and Spanish minister dined with Senor Muruga and visited Washington landmarks after a quiet church attendance. Secretary Gresham, ambassadors, and officials greeted the royal guests before a round of memorials and government buildings today.
Old Battery Joun's Whukah Richmi Rev. Levy a candidate in Virginia invites a Sabbouncer to announce church leadership. Virginia official notes a clergyman of high standing, son of Rev. Dr Burton, long resident there. A prominent Richmond church, fashionable and wealthy, has offered the position with strong calls from St John’s, but he declines.
In New York May 2 the Iron Hall organization's attorneys circulated views on final disposition of the $1,000 fund in receivership. They urge a new supreme sitting and offices, funds protection, and a plan to pay matured certificates to restore order.
The Chinese question sparked dialogue at Bloomingdale Reform Church as Rev Madison Peters denounced harsh treatment of Chinese immigrants. He cited historical demands for labor, urging equal rights and fair play for Chinese Americans amid prejudice, taxation, and abuse.
Fragmentary OCR depicts planned ceremonies at Capitol Square to honor Jefferson Davis with remains and program details. Mentions the 20th date and a focus on a memorial event.
In Brooklyn May 21 at the tabernacle the Rev DeWitt Talmage announced the floating debt had been provided and that he would remain pastor, prompting cheers from a crowded congregation though the doctor himself caused a stir with the news.
A devastating fire at a lumber camp near Lake City, northeast of there, trapped workers and killed ten men. Bodies recovered include Michael Gwat, Charles Taylor, James Ei eingle, Howard Joorebogher, Samuel Campbell, Wrynk Sangreen, Sans docusson, Wred Sager, and Edward Sidliven among others. two victims burned scorched near the lake. Several workers escaped into the woods as a strong wind trapped others, with crews continuing the grim search today.
May 21 Saginaw Michigan reports a major fire scouring the Bristol Street area. Firemen and residents frantically moved household goods to safety as flames consumed streets and beyond. One victim identified as John Clark, aged 89, perished. his daughter’s home also burned. Dozens lose nearly all possessions as hacks and wagons rushed to ferry people and belongings away.
Bufelo New York May 21 A cottage owned by John Downey and family burned to ground in morning blaze. Children John seven Annie six and Frank four perished in flames while a large Newfoundland dog nearby is suspected to have caused the fire by tipping a lamp and triggering an explosion.
New York May 23 A morning paper cites Eugene Debs of Terre Haute Ind discussing the American Batheny Enion a new labor order. Debs notes his former role in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and outlines motives for smaller memberships and organization growth among railway workers.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a plan for a new labor union structure. It describes dividing the country into districts, proportional delegate seats, and quadrennial conventions. It mentions organizing railroad workers under a unified banner and aims to include all railroad occupations.
The Mexican legation in Washington received a Foreign Affairs report stating Creighton was arrested in jail after a drunken incident at the Plant camp involving a revolver attack on the railway worker. The dispatch notes Creighton’s death and questions surrounding the inquiry, with details of the alleged murder and ensuing investigation.
A man in Nashville at 8 pm killed his wife then shot her father, who rushed to aid his daughter and is expected to die. The killer was quickly captured and jailed. he refused to explain his motive. Nearby reports mention other unrelated incidents and arrests from May 21 across different towns.
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