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14 Nov 1887
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Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1887
Page
1
Proofs VEO See in CE Ather 1
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Funeral of Chicago Anarchists Opens Amid Large Procession
Chicago November 13 funeral rites for the executed anarchists led a multi‑group procession through the city. Mourners included the Aurora Turn Verein, Central Labor Union members, and Knights of Labor women. Speakers denounced government violence while praising the dead as self‑sacrificing reformists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marchal Hopp
Defense Comunities
George A. Schilling
Aurora Turn Verein
August Spies
Vorwert
Turner Society
Turners Ig
Fortschritt
Lake Street
Gisying
Pamons
Fowers
Lmbly No. 1
Parsons
Central Labor Union
Engel
Lingg
Knights of Labor
Misa Mary McCormick
Radio
Defense Fund Committee of
Cincinnati
Wisconsin Central
Amoi
Waldheim Cams
Fanera
Captain Black
Robert Reichel
Detroit
Applausa
T. J. Morgan
Albert Currin
Arbeiterae
Cx Bisch
Mity
Washington Bouvard
Yellow Fever Report and Inoculation Efforts Under Scrutiny
Surgeon General Hamilton submits the annual report detailing Navy hospital service operations and yellow fever work up to the Tampa outbreak. The inoculation method used at Key West and Branford is under investigation, with mixed evidence on efficacy and calls for quarantine of the first case to prevent wider spread.
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Wassimerox
Hamilton
Marines Hospital Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Tampa
Branih
Sternberg
Key West
Charcoal Iron Men to Meet in Nashville on Tuesday
The eighth annual meeting of the United States Association of Charcoal Iron Workers will convene in Nashville Tennessee next Tuesday. The gathering will focus on development and improvement of charcoal iron and broader iron industry topics, with about two hundred members expected and Nashville business leaders offering hospitality.
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Nasavile
Tenn
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United States Association of Charcoal Iron Workers
Peceiacs
Erro Haz
Tennessee
Nashville
Distinguished Visitors in Nashville Reach South Tour
Two noted parties of visitors arrived in Nashville. The first group led by Mr. Norton of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad includes August Belmont Jr and international bankers and industrialists visiting Belle Meade and other sites. The second group with J W Dean Georgia M Gray ex secretary of war I T Lincoln and C S A Sprague met E M Pullman and planned southern visits. They aim to study southern opportunities and Pullman contemplates car shop locations.
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Nashville
Nashvill
Tenn
Rey
Mr. Norton
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
W.P. Norton
August Belmont
New York
John L. Cadwellaider
Jacob H. Schiff
H. Cahn
Germany
Newstadt
Thomas Jervis
Lewell Lincoln
J. Kimball
Hareb
Sounbern
L. Lamb
Lansingburg
N. Y
South
Hermitage Club
Bellemeade
J. W. Dean
Georgia M. Gray
I. T. Lincoln
A. Spragas
E. Ma. Pullman
Alabama
Kentucky's Big Man Feassly Dies in Todd County Ky
Thomas Feassly known as the big man by reputation died at his Todd County home near Clarkesville. He was about forty seven and weighed 485 pounds in good health. A successful farmer in fair circumstances he required two horses to pull his buggy and was active enough to move about. He was married about twelve years ago to Miss Tutt and had two or three children.
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Tean
Thomas Feassly
Todd County
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Clarkesville
Flo
Gaza
Tutt
Manua
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South Alshamsa
Anniston
Gulf
Alabama
Ita
Montgomery
Hile
Catile
Rors
Birmingham
Great West
Geek Fortunas
Gur ' ‘la
Date University
Jasiain Ae
Ippi
Florida
Alabams
Agrti College
Léroy Brown
Georgia
Mississippi
Checine Shea
la Hesom
Old City
Government Street
Mobile
Lumpia
Poe Ter Springs
Willian Spencer
Sherm
Gu Biriim
Joe Lace
Spencer
Efain
Ahe
The Mysterious Disappearance in Birmingham Hotel
A Birmingham hotel case unfolds as a missing woman and a child vanish after breakfast. A search fails to locate them, with speculation and new theories arising about their fate and possible motives.
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Torent
Birmingham
Boocoronsa
Als
Oval
Son
Mileman
Rome
Carpen
Fire devastates Northwestern Bank and city business district
A large fire at Northwestern Bank damaged the north business area and several buildings, destroying portions of the business district. The blaze disrupted commerce and sparked urgent investigation, with authorities noting extensive damage and ongoing recovery efforts.
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St. Peter
Mion
iFire
Anal
Hale
Estional Bank
Perarsl
Atoregand
Ingenious prisoner sparks blast at Pomeroy prison
A detailed account describes a prisoner in Pomeroy who improvised tools from a chisel awl and makeshift gas pipes to blow a wing of the jail. He caused an explosion, hid gear within the cell, and attempted to escape, leaving several injuries but failing to break free.
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Beti
Pomeroy - Mo
Effieoes
Sawyer
Dreaad Ir. Sawyer
Russell
Wis
Trafalgar demonstration ends in blood and arrests
A large crowd gathered near Trafalgar Square as hundreds of men from socialist and radical groups marched through London. Police occupied the square early and clashes led to injuries, arrests, and a dozen or more hospitalizations. Authorities restored order after a tense confrontation.
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Trafalgar Square
Spr
Masic
Pallica
Nmberland Avenue
Graham
Mir
Groban
Ideal Old City of Mobile and Its Social Scene
A spirited portrait of Mobile Alabama's society, detailing its venerable streets, grand homes, and the blend of old southern charm with evolving culture. The piece notes Mobile’s enduring prominence in Alabama society, its educational institutions, and the exodus of fashionable youth to Birmingham, the North, or coastal resorts, shaping a cautious view of local social life.
Bacon Defeated in Savannah Church Pastor Vote
In Savannah Georgia on November 18 the Independent Presbyterian Church voted on the call of Dr Leonard Coley as permanent pastor. The ballot, with pew-holders allowed to vote, favored the opponent Dr Bacon by 119 to 149 votes amid charged debates over past issues and school integration. Dr Bacon declined comment. supporters denied charges. Dr Axson remains pastor emeritus. Bacon preached a memorial sermon about his wife’s death in June.
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Presan Aid
Leonard Coleey
Bacon
One Hundred
Exling Tein
Mineteen
Pew-Holdera
Compsonicanis
Tery
Europe
A. F R. Lawton
Austria
de ‘Bacon
Stor
Luis
H. Harden
Rogstorian
Hing
Dr. Bacon
Axson
Abandoned by kin spurs sorrow near Peters Springs
In a mountain setting near Peters Springs two elderly women cared for a daughter, a crippled man, and a notable family split, ending in tragedy as the daughter perished in a fire and a nearby boy narrowly escaped a railroad disaster that hurled a man’s body into the air four miles south of Dalton. The incidents highlight hardship and danger in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerie Peeaer Ser Arrow
Dalton
M. Phelps
Virginia
Ives
Hersine Westerm
Atlantic
Mr. Phelps
Chihood
Tennessee
The Nogross Drive the Hungarians From the Mines
In Pocanostas Virginia a tense standoff erupts in old mines as clashes unfold between cofered and Wacar factions. Dozens are wounded or killed, with orders to send reinforcements and halt further unrest. Police command insists calm but warns of expected trouble as patrols increase and a jailer oversees aftermath.
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Sidtbarg
Lyneturg
Board of Police
Katz
Siblows
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