Dunlap Wins as Tate and Livingston Secure Appointment
Dunlap emerges victor as Tate and Livingston back his appointment. Atlanta Post staff note Avings ton names Taylor for Covington and Lithonia posts. May 2 special from Gainesville reports Dunlap’s March to the marshal seat and White House talks with President Cleveland. Delegates and Georgia officials weigh endorsing Dunlap for postmaster and other federal postings.
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Ton
Dunlap
Gainesville
Tas Bress
Pathe
Georgia
Seveetats Santh
Celoho
Santh
Afr
Cleveland
Davinestim
Moses
Cel
Eles Losier
Sant Dunlap
Howad Thompson
Gaines
Carter Tate
Livingston
Aes
Tata
Congress
Daulap
Dolnyp
Goorsian
Tiolap
Waite House
Mr. Dunlap
Cipeolant
Cleve Jard
Tory Thi
Momuang
Rand Fulge Maddow
Din ‘Iron
Jose Phov
Foneratoney
Cabwest
Unsure outcome in appointment after review of applications
The subject planned a short trip from Washington and said he would review the papers next week. Colonel Atkinson may receive it, and Quincy, after examining all other Geor gin applications, has ruled nearly all of them out.
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Ivy
Trealmnaeder
Dunlap
Rosael Tiermpscer
Washington
Livins
Dunlip
Buck
Geormany
Boween
Livingston
Ainarles
Lalor
Lanestan
Sullivan
Dhe Cayne Amt
Steatman
Athanta Omeo
Orb
Lasingston
Calquith
Mlinta
Kentt
Br. Pos
Reek
Gavinnett County
J. WoodEmmy
Metter
Bullock County
Jo 'Prappell
Biya
Savannah
Ingen
Billingen
Ulval
Berlin
Georgia
Thce
Quincy
Colonel Atkinson
Atkinson
al. Quincy
Georgins
Secretary approves Mare Island plan boosting Pacific naval interests
Washington reports Secretary Herbert approves Captain Matthews findings on Mare Island California yards. Repair work to be centralized there with cost efficiency superior to Atlantic routes. Also notes on coast defense tests, treasury theft inquiry, and new diplomatic moves.
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Washington
Herbert
Blaithews
Mara Island
California
Matthews
Dow
Pacific
Mare Island Navy Yards
Atlantic
Mare Island
coast defense vena Sonterey_ mn
Appointments to Federal Posts Name Alabama and Other Officials
Washington May 26 President today announced appointments for United States attorneys and marshals. Emmet O Neal and John N Milter of Alabama will serve Northern and Southern districts respectively, with Henry D Clayton and J Atantague named for adjacent districts. J Musgrove and H R Moriasett, both of Alabama, receive northern and southern marshal posts. Wilisin Ht Tisdale of Alabama takes Middle West district, Samuel Dunlap of Georgia is named for Northern Georgia, E T Nix of Oklahoma for the territory, and Frank Dale of Oklahoma for the territorial superior court.
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Buck
Washington
United States
Emmet O'Neal
Alahame
Alabama
John N. Milter
Alaabama
Henry D. Clayton
Minlette
J. Atantague
Virgini
Virginia
Marshala
Chinhoma
Associae Juation
Superior Court of
Territory of Oklahoma
Pardon Movement Grows for Hewingway in Alabama
The text reports a pardon push for ex-treasurer Hewingway of Alabama, linked to the earlier pardon of Vincent Starte. It notes Hewingway’s conviction and five-year sentence, his $15,000 shortfall, and references support and opposition within political circles as advocates argue for clemency while opponents resist.
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Vincent
Min Jackson
Alabama
Hewingway
Penitentiaey
Conditions of the wounded in Augusta duel
In Augusta on May 20 proprietor Joseph Yettyjona of the Arlington hotel lies in critical condition after a shotgun duel in Hamburg yesterday. Wounded also in the incident are Mr. Pettijobo and Mr. Burker, with Burker expected to be out in a day or two. Pettijobo is not seriously wounded. Additional note from Cuthbert: Messia Colting and Trofier from Charlotte have started operations at a cotton mill, planning major additions and employing about 100 workers within 30 days.
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Joseph Pattyjohn
Augusta
Joseph Yettyjona
Arlington Hate
Hamburg
Isut- Jef
Wie Pettijobo
Cou Burker
Cuthbert's Cotton Factory
Cuthbert, Ga
Amessia
Colting & ‘Trofier
Charlotte
N. C
Failure of Foster's finances shocks Fostoria crowd
Fostoria Ohio May 26 ex Secretary of the Treasury Foster failed and assigned his interests to P T Gormlee a banker of Buestus. Liabilities about 600000 assets similar. Several Foster concerns including Foster Co Davis Foster and three window glass houses and the brass and iron works failed or faced attachments. The Mechanics Savings Bank faced a run but met demands with 90000 in currency. sympathy poured from Washington.
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Tiffin
Scott
Foster & Co
Isaac Harter Milling Company
Davis & Foster
O. T. Brown
Foater
Brass and Iron Works
Foster
Portz
Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Iis
Featgria
Daves & Foster
Mir
J. J. Wilkinson
Davia & Foster
Mostorin Light and Power Company
Illuminating Gas
Oster
Fostoria
Vostoria National Bank
Ehrand
Sind
Ohio
Lake Superior
Windlay
Lin Iosses
Washington
Brass and Iron Works Company
Fostona Light and Power Company
Treasury Department
Comptroller
First National Bank
Foster Banking Company
Treasury
Texas
Newy Trie
Poster
New York
Alramune
National Shoe and Leather Bank
Broadway
Wall Street
Ioster & Co
Gurlanker
Thorad Streets
Ae Baring
Royal visit details at Madison Square Garden in 1900s
A royal procession and grand reception for Infanta in New York recounts a two o clock ferry, a twenty one gun salute, and a Madison Square Garden gala. Guests included Mrs. Astor and Mrs. Hearst as decorations and arrangements showcased lavish floral displays and Louis XV furnishings.
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Somery
Madison Squisetiardon
New York
Freres Eninuts
United States
Fis Mornius
Adgne
Davis
Hudson
Rayal
Shu
Dolphin
Streag
Mudkon Square Garden
Nist
Tanga
Louis XV
Madrid
Hoxen
John Daveb Astor
Taran Stephens
Maries le Caca
Blandford Faces Resignation Motion In County Board Meeting
A tense county commission meeting in Savsanab Georgia reveals charges of dereliction against engineer Blandford. Chairman J J Dole led a motion requesting Blandford's unconditional resignation, but only he supported it as the board clashed over alleged service lapses and a broader rift among commissioners.
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Endineer
Blandford
Savsanab
County Commissionera
Iehadaver Landford
Nile Engineer
J. J. Dole
Stonday
Reysation la Coun
Dale
Brogeht
Caine
Mesa
District Attorney cites clash on deadline for fair gates
Wilchrist warns it will be impossible to prepare a joint bill in time to close the world’s fair next Sunday. In Texas, Waxahachie revolutionists receive prison terms. John Y Sullivan seeks to appease a Biddeford court for assault on Lawyer Leante. his lawyer pleads guilty and a $100 fine is imposed. Kin g Binion failure announced on the New York exchange. Mercantile Trustees Agency Country suspends payment.
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Wilchrist
San Antonio
John Y. Sullivan
Biddeford
Agsault
Leantte
SicKin Binion
New York Exchange
Ageney Cutrany
Trade outlook favorable with rising crops and markets
New York May 26 Bradstreet reports a favorable general crop situation with cotton acreage up 10 to 20 percent. Corn and oats plentiful. wheat prospects mixed but offset by a large overall crop. Prices for wool cotton wheat and tobacco eased. wheat exports up across U S ports. stocks show declines offset by overseas and domestic supply shifts. Warmer conditions boosted retail trade though financial strains persist. reports from New Orleans and other centers note mixed demand and variable market activity.
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New York
United States
Montreal
Nice
Canada
Europe
New Orleans
Portland Regon
San Francisco
Ontario
Jess
Nova Scotia
Dun & Co. Sas
I G. Dun & Co. Weeakly
Boston
Philadelphia
Frealer Defand
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Imoney
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Maha
Denver
Nashville
Savannah
South
Mobile
Louisiana
Seaboard
Hexter
Renart
Albany Banks Safe From Brunswick Financial Crash
Rumors on Albany financial trouble were investigated and found unfounded. Banks in Albany are reported as sound and meeting all demands, with no involvement in Brunswick failures. Mayer Ulman’s firm will absorb about 15000 as a private loss, handled by the business.
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Albany
Brunswick
Mayer & Ulman
Albans
Levee Break Threatens Town as Mississippi Flood Rages
May 20 at Lake Providence Louisiana officials led by Captain Townseml and State Engineer Thormoson surveyed the Wiles’s crevasse ten miles below the city. They abandoned hopes of stopping the end, plan to hold with sacks and the old levee, as backwater rises and Wiley and Chief water flood the parish. The flood is described as the worst ever for the parish with no chance of replanting.
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Lake Providence
Townseml
Ogden
Thormoson
United Res
Meigs
Moon
Wiley and Chiet
Provdence
Governor Northen Names Warren Judge of Jefferson County Court
Governor Northen appointed Geste Warren to the Jefferson County Court bench yesterday. Warren, a popular young figure in Georgia, previously served as a state representative and is regarded as a valued member of the district's legal community.
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Sorthes
Alils Banzer
Geste W. Warren
Northen
Jefferenn
Georgia
Bing
Leone Sea
Presbyterians Vote to Hear Briggs Appeal at General Assembly
Washington May 26 By vote 400 to 445 the Presbyterian general assembly decided to entertain the appeal in the Briggs case and proceed with the trial. The roll call drew intense interest as Briggs sat with nervous spectators watching the result unfold. Members argued heatedly over the appeal while the commission discussed unrelated appointments and resignations. The assembly also approved a resolution honoring President Cleveland for opening trade to China. Other business included electing Henry Wool D D of Virginia as secretary and St. Bline of Nashville as treasurer.
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Washington
Presbyterin General Assembly
Eprest
Hriggs
Lis Tal Tamaraw Morniog
Profesor Crown
Neave
Craig
es-Mnduraber
G.linberts
D. D
Newtok
Auealde
Briggs
Nus Crist
Tet
We Teaviek
New Orleans
Congress of
Rommstus
Cotna
Mne
Watt
Henry M. Wool
Virginia
Powy
China
St. 2
Hy Cline
Nashville
Southern Presbyterians in Macon Session debates missions
In Macon Ga on May day 1890 Southern Presbyterians pursued mission work with Rev J H Lacy presiding. The assembly elected J H UIlae treasurer and H Woods missionary to China, debated Geary Chinese exclusion act, and resolved to petition Congress. A Sunday opening sermon was noted and a conference in Chicago was planned.
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Thorugh
Macon
Southern Teesbyterina
J. H. Lacy
Woods
D.D
Virginia
China
J. H Uilae
Naynville
Jiastees
J. C Jordan
Cleveland
Yarshin
W. A Campbell
Hen. S. Quincy Ward
Kentucky
Chicamn
Ieee Ee
United States
Holting
Presbyterian
Yrnina Proment
Chicaro
Allfarce
Guerries
Lewis Deleestes
Ko Toe Fatlios Ia
America
Ghee
Asn
God
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General Washington News
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Treasuey
Iment
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Vasa
Si ‘Bons
Bt. Lowa
War Department
Fort Sovkting
Minn
Chitago
York and Roe
Foley
Myaresten
Tarte
Providence
Oye
Netlon Barret
Tinmont
Robert T. Lincale
Trent Tritain
Fireshaw
Tire
Lincoln
Treasure Department
Gresham
Hallan
Hallan Miniiat Lacan Faya
Ge Suinister
Italy
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Finness
Olney
Andrew. Howat
Salt Lake City
Tlnbis
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Wrman
Yer
Mracon Tewig
Marapiiles
Ximex
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Sherif
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Dun & Co
Mselgog
Yaer Lear
Mississipp
Mie
Southern Mills
Searon
Seaport
Seutle
Hester
1Macon Construction Company
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Garrird
Columbus
Attorges
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Myer & Ernatein
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Macan
Birmingham Raiireat
Gmaker
Georgia Southern
Florida Toad
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Stix & Co
Biemainzham
Birmingham
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Presbyterian Court
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Southern Presbyteriane
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