Georgia notes from Yorktown and railroad talk
Georgia statesman reporting on Yorktown ceremonies led by Gov Colquitt, with Adjutant General Baird and others. Georgia party to Charleston. Inter state transportation and railroad commissions debated. commentary on politics, congress, and the Garfield era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Yorktown
Colquith
Richmond and
Danville
Baird
John Milledge
Henry Jackson
J. H. Estill
Savannah
J.H.W. Allen
J. H. Sarrett
Augusta
Miller
The
New York Times
Page
New York World
Rawlins
Boston Commercial Bulletin
ConstiTeTiox
G. J. Forcadre
Air Line Road
Richmond
Grand Parade
Atlanta
Gov. Colquitt
Charleston
Convention of State Railroad Commissioners
Congress
United States
Conference of
Railroad Commissioners
New York
Democratic State Convention
Nintry
Fink
Black
Retired maids of honor and a gilt age in society
A jumble of social gossip reports Misses and matrons of various fortunes. Notes on a golden wedding, a New York property sale at Ocean Avenue, a planned long life, and marriages for public figures mingle with scans of literary men in England and court news. Dred. G. Homsnp dies after a quiet day at work. Marshall Davis weds in Liberia. The Earl of St German seeks a match with Emily Labonehere. A young American Richard M Jackson wins favor with the king of Wurtemberg. Critics debate Rossi and Munter. Justice Munter becomes senior on the Supreme Court bench with new gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qeeex Vievorr
Ny Jroos Buseck
Ito
Uvurar Hind
Tusaes FL Brace
New York
Howes
Dr Olivant
Llundaff
Lorn Staxny
Alderley
England
Stevetany Hest
Usanotry
Dinan
Normandy
Gexeest
Thomas T. Bcxent
Ocean Avenue
Long Brach
George M Pallman
Charles Banlow
Trupes
Stanley Matthews
Glendue
Ohio
Justice Matthews
Washington
Dred
G. Honpsnp
Episcopal Mission
Cape Pultons
Earl of St German
John Eliot
Charles the First
Tower of London
Emily Labonehere
Lord Launton
Landon Truth
So German
Prince of Wales
Richard M Jackson
Oba
Wurtemberg
Stultfart Conservatory
Rossi
Rovel Ds Tifty
Boston
Boston Observer
Hi ‘Sands
Waile
Justice Harlan
Disposing of an Elephant in Senate Humor
A satirical piece mocks Uncle David Davis and the Independent Party seizing the senate chair. It depicts the chair overflowing with the pair, cushioned and bolstered, likening it to a permanent president. The writer jokes about attempts to remove Davis with drastic measures and praises his taste for office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davis
Senate
Bayard
Delaware
Guapsross
Guildhall
Ireland
Barnes
Judge Davis
Arthur
David
United States
Billy Mahone
Gotham
Mahone
Gorham
Riddleberger
Dawes
Morris Ranger
Liverpool
Ranger
Congress
Edmunds
Susan B Anthony
Topse Davis
Independent Party
Bia
Garfield
Republican Party
Bowen
Navy Yard
Wisconsin endowment grows for university strength
The article notes Wisconsin's university endowment at 2.7 million dollars with potential to rise to about 2.6 million more in a few years, signaling a strong financial foundation. It mentions other regional details and broader contemporary topics, including rail and social issues, in a broad news roundup style.
The South and West in Postwar Prosperity Cited
A collage of 19th century notes cites railroad growth and investor money flowing into the Southeast and Atlanta factories. It highlights New York and Boston capital fueling Southern industry, with commentary on land tenure, tenancy, and western money dominance, plus cotton goods trade expanding abroad and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomenemmeid
New York
Southeast
Moro Uptton Mills
New Orleans Times
Augusta
Sibley
Kinny
Nerth
Atlante
Cincinnati
Athanta
Hazy Rides and Rail Plans in Southern Era News
Atlanta Constitution praises national progress in journalism and states progress in Georgia, with praise for the newspaper’s reach abroad. The piece notes Bramble’s autumn scene and muses on humble beauty, while reporting executive orders appointing L Trammell to a railroad commissioner post and outlining Northeast railroad extension contracts to Tallulah Falls and beyond toward Knoxville, with completion targeted for early 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousrade
Northeastern
Clarkesville
Tallulah Falls
Wchamps Co
Eale& G W
Clayton
Ries & Coleman
Ctiona Martin, Shea & Co
Hy. Lala
Tallulah
GF Foreacre
Tallutah
Knoxville
Rabua Gap
Financial Facts Rewrites Stock Market Opening Gains
Rew Yent October 13 reports a strong higher open and firm tone through the day with widespread gains. The list shows advances in many issues led by elevated stocks while notable names such as Manhattan Metropolitan New York and others reach new levels amid occasional reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Hotz
New York
Voig
Houston
Texas
San Francisco
Ohio
Mississippi
New York Central
Central Pacific
Alton
Terre Voute
Richmond
Bouton
Troaencti
Mobile
Jarcae van Jerees Central
Orfole & W'm
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Atlanta, Georgia
Ofty
PHS Constitution
Atlanta, GA
Davin Davin Ig Nota Boss
Hasyinat HaMaire
Regengeree
Aera
New Orleans
Steuben
Lafayette
Frank
William Suanth
Decataur County
Philadelphia
Treasury
Folver
Boutwell
Mr Arthur
General Grant
South Carolina
Orangeburg
Pansenu
Forster
Parnell
Athinta
Boston Globe
Vergue
Ted
Dr. Solines
John Boyle O'Reilly
Joaquin Miller
Longfellow
Independent
Charles Dudley Warner
Uhre Globe
Walt Whitgum
Yost
Walt Whitman
Colwans
Tae Coxstrrerroy
Halstead
MacVeacu
Blaine
Gail Hamilton
Gail
Colored Republicians
Iste
Eed
Voorhees
Custom House
Sherman
Thurlow Weed
Dalzell
Tris
New York Tribune
Conkling
Iris
Cincinnati Enquirer
Fox
Chicago
Conta
Avigsetre
Igte
Pa Af
Alliance
Belfast
Meeee A. Massacucariis
Wisconsin
Univ
Ey Foundation
Glendive
Montuuny Dow
Tay Providenes
Aldrich
Providence
van Zandt
Fay
Brown
Bristo
Patrinsce
Baltimore
India
Mirzapore
Benires
Benares
California
San Freecisco
San Francises
Utah
Woolwich
Happy Citizen
Washington Post
Faldimore
Athurte
Union
Manchester Union
Michard Smith
Porkopolis Gazette
Atleana
New York Democra
Milwaukee Sentinel
United
Probaly
Pacific
Atlantic
Wbns 1G
Providence Journal
Darden
Ole
Robart
Foxhbalt
Siddien
Jesup Sentinel
Sparta Ishmaelite
Fairburn
Nevwa
Allanhsis
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Athens Renner
Tay
Atlanta Constitution
Ton Eysort Speer
Tom
Lanner
Pier Wash Beath
Bramble
A H Colquitt
L. Trammell
Burnett
Trammell
Railroad Commission
Financial Facts
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