President Garfield in critical fight for strength at Elberon
Reports from Elberon describe a grave, fluctuating condition as President Garfield battles septic infection and wound debility. Doctors warn of low vitality, bed sores, and risk of further complications while noting slight changes in wound drainage and persistent weakness.
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Noyuten
Iero
Boynitaut
Lle
Car de Boynton
Boynt
New York
el Deron
Sys
Washington
Dobh
Ronicaral
Agin
Boynton
MacVeagh
Evberon
Bute
Ain
Worne
Boyton
Ray BO
Swaim
Eneuay
Loxpen
Garfield
Dent
Swi
The Assembled Methodists Pass Arbitration Favour
In Lexpos on September 16 the ecumenical Methodist conference endorsed international arbitration. The session debated using the press to advance Christianity, discussing adult and juvenile periodicals, daily papers, and church publications. Mr Marshall urged a well endowed church newspaper. others warned against secular press tones. Meanwhile in Mississippi General WT Tucker was assassinated in Okolona, with suspicion on Houston Parish, an eighteen year old negro youth. Parish was arrested.
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Ecumenical Methodist Conference
Ema
Marshall
Vicksburg
Sississippi
Hulland McTyelre
Gibson
America
Asiaalanippi Anansainathes
Musrnis
WT Tucker
Okolona
Misa
Houston Parish
Tucks
Parish
Through the Capitol and Court News Summary
Colonel Avery readied 76 pages of his forthcoming Georgia history while lawmakers near adjournment. Judge Henderson’s health improves as Terrell County plans a convic t transfer. a man will serve seven years for burglary at convict camps. Georgia’s Department of Agriculture seeks crop samples from farmers for display, including cotton, corn, field peas, pumpkins, and fruits, with notes on varieties and quality.
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Avery
Georgia
Henderson
Grarp
Terrell County
Department of Agriculture
W H
Newton County
Gaither
Hapatson
Wild Land Office
Jack Mariens
Morgan County
Marietta
North Georgia
Hexpensey
Methods of the Moquis and their mystic snake rite described
Lieutenant Bourke reports on the Morquis tribe of northeastern Arizona and a snake dance sacred rite. The procession includes 48 dancers with snakes, eagle feathers, and a high priest. and a violent ritual culminating in releasing venomous snakes and a rain-propitiating ritual. The piece also notes a brush fire near Baltimore Gulch and Michigan forest fire relief appeals.
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Carraco
John G Bourke
Third Cavalry
United States Army
General Crock
Sheridan
Missouri
Rourke
WP Clarke
Second Cavalry
Arizona
Bourke
Uae
McCade
Anisbei
Gutl Rin
Female Frailties Stir New York Row as Wife Attacks Lover
A chaotic scene on New York avenue near Fourteenth Street involved Colonel Boyd and a young lady, as his wife sprang from a carriage with a cowhide and struck the woman, then drove away after bystanders intervened. Reports note jealousy and possible divorce or damages pending. Separate items report a Missouri physician shot by a jealous husband, a peculiar divorce case in Chicago, and Postal Telegraphy plans by Postmaster General James. A San Francisco fire report follows.
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John Washinutos
New York Avenue
Four Twenth Street
Colonel Boyd
Washngrton
M. Boyd
Boyd
Chicago
Benjamin Beatty
Newberry
Clermont
County
J F Abrams
Abrams
Beatty
Chicaco
Elizabeth Fuley
Denis Faloy
Lynn
Edward Hines
Faloy
Quincy
Mass
Mra Faloy
Fuley
Morrisons
Hines
Ilivorce
Liverpool Cotton Market and Grain Trade Report
The Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association notes American cotton in demand early in the week with some gains and later declines, closing lower for low grade middling. Prices fluctuated through the period with modest recoveries and general pressure to sell. In London markets the beet sugar outlook rose holdings but refined sugar fell, with tea and coffee markets mixed. Liverpool grain circulars describe a quiet grain trade with firm sentiment, steady wheat with good demand off the coast, and barley and corn softer as the week ends.
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Liverpool
Livrivnan
Kealar
Liverpool Cotton Brokers! Association
Goold
Tisea Island
Lusbox
Mincing Lane
Thucsday
Ceylon
East Fuidian
Livenvoor
Trying on a Bonnet and a Night Gown Rarely Aligns
A late night mishap in Macon ends with a man and his wife quarrelling over a new bonnet and outfit as he returns home from a milk run. She parades the bonnet while he sleeps, and a morning scene unfolds with mocking commentary. In the same dispatch, Willie Ross, a city official clerk, fatally shoots himself in the police chief's office after delivering letters to the chief and his sister.
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van Batefil
asHke
Zenobia
Dionmy
Mtesse
Saterde
Macon
Constitution
Willie Ross
Hurley
Last Rose of Summer at Virginia and Georgia Resorts
A. J. Rose of Georgia guests at Ocean’s Long Branch. nearly 300 guests at Rawley Springs in Virginia. Mrs. Tags Buanca of Augusta at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. J. Wrexs at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. General BearryGarp to stay at Warm Springs until October. Miss Mowre Gay of Atlanta at Cold Sulphur Springs. Tate Springs reports large resort attendance in Tennessee. Mrs. Locks and Florence Locke of Georgia at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. Caroosa Springs closed for season. expect brighter next season. Rev Sons Cauvis Jornée returns home from Hall county. White Sulphur Springs to continue operations at Atlantic Hotel in Mighead. Shr As ion and Amon noted among partheh groups. DIRGE: Uroead it Live atamoney, Miss Siexander mentioned.
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A. J. Rose
Georgia
Ocean
Long Branch
Rawley Springs
Virginia
Tags
Buanca
Augusta
Greenbrier White Aaighur Springs
J . Wrexs
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
BearryGarp
Warm Springs
Moiwre Gay
Atlaniz
Tate Springs
Tennessee
Locks
Florence Locke
Greenbrier
Atlimate
Mighead
Amon
Ion
Anppata
Atamoney
Siexander
The Convict Tragedy and General Phillips Testimony
A long interview presents General Phillips’s account of the John Mathews death at the Marietta and North Georgia railroad convict camp. Dr Hawkins and McKinney corroborate the heart disease cause, disputing whipping rumors, while Phillips urges a full impartial court review and vows pursuit of Charley Phillips and other witnesses. A reward for the juvenile suspect's arrest looms as authorities pursue leads.
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John Mathews
Nnghc
General Phillips
Marietts and North Georgia
Atlanta
Marietta
North Georgian
George R Exger
Marietta and
North Georgia
Eager
Mathews
McKinney
Charley
Fathews
Lirvabaent
Dr. Hawdclan
Mathew
Rhee
Hawkins
Sid
Teath
Maathews
Hawkine
Matthews
Mchinney
Hawking
Jiali
Sun
Mathewwn
Charley Phillips
James P. Phillips
Habersham County
Brown
Canton
Dhaing
Ateburt
Phillips
Whfair R
Eaceit
Irish National Convention Seeks Unified Labor Line
At the Dublin gathering, Parnell said he met the laborers' deputation and a common stance on labor interests emerged. A New York Irish World telegram noted 1200 pounds in remittances and 800 American branches urging banners of no rent. Delegates debated using the land act to propel a new phase, with tests of the act and coercion denounced.
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DenLin
National League
Parnell
New York Irish World
League
Dublin
Times
Land Commission
Dean Quirk
Tipperry
Carleton
Derry
Ambrose
Limerck
Father Ambrove
Walher Sheehy
Dawson
Partigll
Ireland
Bloody feud ends in tragedy near Powder Springs
Two families Mitchell and Cooper clash over trespassing chickens on adjacent farms. Mitchells attack Cooper who shoots twice, killing one nephew and fatally wounding another. Mitchells suffer knife wounds as Cooper’s gun causes multiple casualties amid rising public alarm.
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Powder Springs
Athinis
Bame
Igie
Mitcholl
Cooper
Mitchell
Coop
Michelin
Coopers
Uncertain regional notes on crops and industry mix
Fragmented items report Louisiana grain quality and timber supply, Birmingham theater plans, North Carolina mica output, Louisiana tree varieties and North Carolina mines, Baltimore civic events, Texas evangelist reach, Nashville barrelling plant, New Orleans fleet and port activity, yellow pine coverage in Arkansas, and wool growing figures.
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Lowisiana
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Apdur
Arkansas
Fonny-Tance
Tom Greene
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Elberon
Swain
Sowell
London
Macveigh
Mav Veugh
Genet
der Bliss
Jie m
Buss
Bliss
Atrongus
Lowell
THE
Assembled Methodists
William Pixley
Hika
Baltimore Gulch
Cushing
Michigan
Demarr
Hoyt
United States
Detroit
WastInetTon
James
Congress
San Pracisco
San Rafael
Dea
Balmore Guich
Fort Mount
Alpus
MR. ¢. D. Phillips
Young Phillips
White
Pittsburg
Prerauung
E. D. Wasseil
Ronsiznge
Fox & Drummond
Wienamhe
Miss
Codman's Depot
Wasminetox
Signal Corps
Mobile
Aln
Wigner
Burk
Maggie W Hegg
Galveston
Bown
Dixie
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