25 Nov 1890
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1890
Page
1
The Democrats of Nebamp Shire convene a meeting to discuss party matters and organize campaign efforts. Local officials noted active participation from party members and a focus on upcoming elections.
A November meeting of leading Democrats in New Hampshire laid out a unified stance against Chandler's plan. They backed Judge Howe and Ben Wallace, insisted on seating rights for contested members, and pledged support for party organization in the house while resisting any constitutional changes. The group condemned Chandler's tactics as dangerous to the republic and stressed full attendance to defend party prerogatives.
A sprawling set of notes reports trials and violence across North America. Mrs McCabe faces murder charges in Matamoras linked to Judge Mix Stein, with testimony detailing alleged assaults. The Navassa murder case reaches the US Supreme Court over island jurisdiction. An Alabama physician choked his wife amid insanity claims. The Japanese Kot Jugiro faces electrocution ruling in New York. Racial tension erupts in Bishopville with troops arriving and multiple arrests. Other items mention a tan box theft in Curaçao and local convention chatter in Asheville.
Reporters note that Charles Parnell plans to retire from the Irish Nationalist leadership at a meeting to be held before Parliament opens. Michael Davitt supports the move, saying Parnell could prove a greater patriot. The Liberal and Conservative press weigh the impact on home rule and autonomy.
Captain L M Gret, proprietor, says The Enquirer will be rebuilt after a fire yesterday. He heads north Wednesday with his son UE Grist to outfit a new plant and resume publication as soon as possible. Subscriptions and contracts will be honored. readers await the resurrected paper within weeks.
In Montgomery on November 24 Judge Brace of the U S court appointed Adolph Hegewisch receiver for the United States Rolling Stock Company after a suit by Lawrence Barthe Cyrus Roys and others. The petition listed stock of 4 million with cash paid and owned shop yards plant at Hogewasd and properties in Armsten and Decatur.
A compact queen's speech outlines a brief opening to Parliament with notes on England's friendly relations, negotiations with Portugal over East Africa, and talks with France on Newfoundland fisheries. It mentions measures for Ireland's land purchase, tithes reform, and local government extension in England, plus minor bills on employer liability and savings banks.
August Belmont, noted banker and politician, died at his home in New York on November 24 after a severe cold. His death leaves three sons at his bedside and the absence of funeral arrangements to yet be announced.
A large Irish gathering in Gooper Union marked the twenty third anniversary of the death of Alten Larkin and O Brien the Manchester martyrs. The platform carried a representation of their graves guarded by Tipperary Volunteers. Colonel John R Fallows presided while John R Finnerty of Chicago delivered the address.
The treasury order requires a certificate from the bagging manufacturer that jute bags used for cotton were produced with duty paid. The rebate, previously granted on duty paid, is now effectively denied for many exports as bags passing through multiple intermediaries face documentation gaps. Affected exporters nationwide must adjust to the new compliance step.
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