Piedmont Air Line Exposition Flyer Schedule
Condensed schedule for Nos. 81 and 82 passenger trains with through Pullman sleepers between New York and Atlanta via Ashington. Connections from Richmond on certain dates, with Pullman service Richmond to Atlanta, and from Atlanta to Richmond with through sleeper to Greensboro. Officials listed include W A Turk and D H Hardwick.
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New York
Atlanta
Ashington
Richmond
Pullman
Danyilie
Greensboro
Wesstm
Esun
Gainesville
Cornelia
Sabaneene
Westminster
Seneca
Central
Greenville
Spartanburg
Gatners
Blacksburg
Ling's
Gastonia
Charlotte
Danville
Washington
Philadelphia
Lvn.y
Baltimore
Chariote
King's My
Blacksbur
Gatneys
Benec
Westminster ‘Occor
Mt. Airy Cornelia
Vas
Ford
Norerors
New Orleans
Montgomery
New Yok
Memphis
Birmingham
United States
Fiends in Court Indict Jackson and Walling
Campbell county Kentucky grand jury in Newport returns indictments against Scott Jackson and Alonzo M Walling for the wilful murder of Pearl Bryan. A crowd gathers outside the jail and police court as the prisoners are brought to the wagon and confined in cells before the hearing. The courtroom scene is described as unusually crowded and chaotic.
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Jackson
Walling
Campbell County
Kentucky
Newport
Perkins
Scott Jackson
Alonzo M. Walling
Pearl Bryan
Sycamore Street
Curiona
Temple of Police
United Workmen Meet in St Louis With 450 Delegates
Four hundred fifty delegates attended the first day of the Grand Lodge session of the Ancient Order of United Workmen in St. Louis. Mayor Walbridge gave a welcome, Supreme Master J. E. Riggs replied, and officer reports were read and accepted. Debates on expelling or admitting liquor dealers to membership are expected. Also, twelve hundred soldiers for Spain departed Barcelona with another 4,500 to follow.
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St. Louis
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of Missouri
Walbridge
J. E. Riggs
Naval ships to be added and land grants granted to Alabama
The government will add eight ships to naval lists and ready for commission by July. The House public lands committee favors granting Alabama 25,000 acres for girls industrial schools and a similar grant for Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. Senator Quay consents to run at St. Louis. Representative Livingston plans three weeks in Venezuela leaving March 10 from Washington. Morgan buys bonds unused by bidders at 110.87. Major Cuba sugar data shows slow crop and night work fears. The state department furnishes 2000 letters in the Cuba correspondence. Senate confirms Clayton as postmaster. The labor bill proposes a nonpartisan information commission. Coast defense funds discussed.
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House Committee On Public Lands
Alabama
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Senator Quay
Livingston
Georgia
Caracas
Venezula
National Congress
Washington
la Guayara
New York
Mr. Morgan
Carlisle
Morgan
Graves
Treasury
Morgan Syndicate
The
Cuba
Williams
Department of State
Havana
United States
Hyatt
Santiago
Secretary of State
Spain
de Lome
Senate
A. B. Clayton
Bedford City
Phillips
House
Employers of
Labor
Vance
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Gton
San Francise
New Orleans
Lowanca
Sherman
John Sherman
Congress
Cleveland
Futch Dismissed From Locomotive Engineers Committee
The chairman of the Locomotive Engineers committee on the Plant System, Igatpeor Futch, has been summarily dismissed from service. Protests followed as engineers sought renewed contracts and fair terms. Plant consented after negotiations, but reports hint that six other brotherhood members may face similar removals.
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Igatpeor
Futch
Wmooer
William
Brotherhood
Saintendent Dunham
Superin
Prosip H. B. Plant
Sross
SUEIU
Thas
Morgan Syndicate bids likely under fifty million for bonds
Analysis shows bids totaling 66,788,650 above 110,6877 were received from 780 bidders. Morgan syndicate offers 110,6877 for up to 100,000,000 bonds, accepted only for the balance or for 33,211,850. All bids under 110,6877 are rejected. gold reserve closes at 44,488,186 with 730,000 withdrawals for the day.
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Morgan Syndicate
Curtis
New York
Weyler orders harsh measures to quell Cuban insurrection
Weyler the new captain general in Cuba issues strict orders to use the rigor of law against anyone aiding the insurgents. He calls for opposing the rebellion, restoring loyalty, and ensuring Spaniards prove their allegiance with actions.
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Ben
Weyler
Cuba
Spain
Acta
Weyler Proclaims Tighter Rules for Cuban Opponents
Captain General Weyler issued proclamations detailing stricter controls on Cuban insurgents and sympathizers. The measures require residency clustering, identity proof within eight days, passes for travel, expulsion of business owners from affected districts, and nullification of existing passes.
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Weyler
Gladstone Likely to Stand Again for Parliament
The Herald of Glasgow reports Mr. Gladstone is inclined to seek re-election at the first opportunity to back Armenian measures. It also notes his belief that both major British parties have betrayed Armenia.
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Herald
Glasgow
Scotland
Gladstone
Great Britain
Aremenia
Through Georgia Sees Confederate Veterans Fund and Public Notices
Dooly County Confederate Veterans plan a Vienna monument in the park with growing subscriptions. Thomas A Lipscomb aims to raise 1000 for Lucy Cobb Institute enlargement. Albert Guerry of Atlanta to paint Major Robert Tombs portrait for the Capitol at Governor Atkinson's chosen wall. $1000 paid, work finished in three weeks. Major Black Watson race testimony ends in Hancock County at Sparta with Weat and Little/Lewis representing sides. Adairsville sets peach trees record breaking season. calls for crate factory and bank. Wilkes Immigration Company formed to attract settlers and sell land. Theodore Clark subdivides land at Dahonega into Clark's First Addition with 240 certificates for Michigan buyers post-railroad. Southwestern Railroad annual meeting in Macon reports high stock turnout. leadership changes elected. Savannah officials object to Atkinson proclamation on Zeiglar arrest. risk of murder charges if force used. A. W. Ballew of Rome upheld on pension fraud count. resentencing on October 24. W. H. Harrison owns a canteen once owned by General Andrew Jackson. heirlooms trace via Moore family. Atlanta Soldiers' Home case remains in court. sale ordered but contested. case may reach the Supreme Court.
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Atlanta
Superior Court
Atlanta Land and Improvement Company
Lumpkin
Supreme Court
Boilers explode at Offerman mill killing several workers
A six boiler blast at the Southern Pine Company sawmill in Offerman Georgia killed several mill hands, with six reported dead and two feared dead. Two explosions occurred with one end of a boiler hurled in opposite directions causing extensive damage to buildings and machinery.
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Southern Pine Company of Georgia
Offerman
Blackshear
North Pole discovery report reaches St Petersburg
A dispatch from Irkutsk, Siberia, relayed to St. Petersburg, states Siberian trader Kouch nareff acting for Dr. Nansen reports the explorer reached the north pole and found land. He is said to be on his return journey.
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North Pole
Irkutsk
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Russia
Kouchnareff
Nansen
Kolymsek
Sound Money Texans Meet at Galveston Conference
The single standard faction of the democracy of Texas met in Galveston on Saturday. The free coinage faction was denounced as revolutionary while radicals pushed for immediate withdrawal and conservatives urged fighting for sound money within party lines.
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The
Democracy of Texas
Galveston
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Piedmont Air Line
W. A. Turk
WashinGcton
H. Hardwick
C. Atlanta
W. B. Ryder
Cbarlortte
North Carolina
H. Green
J. M. Culp
D.C
Barcelona
National Capital
Mr. Worthington
Bureau of Statistics
Navy
Litenant
W. T. Swinburn
Secretary of War
Department
Dooly County
Confederate Veterans’ Association
Confederate Soldiers’ Monument
Vienna
M. A. Lipscomb
Lucy Cobb Institute
Albert Guerry
Robert Tombs
Capitol
Atkinson
Guerry
Major Black
Sparta
Hancock
John TI. Weat
Thomson
Watson
Frank L. Little
Robert H. Lewis
Adairaville
Wilkes Immigration Company
Irwin
Barnett
J, M, Callan
James A
Benson
G, C. Jones
Wilkes County
Theodore Clark
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clark
Dahlonegen
John H. Moore
Southwestern Railroad
Macon
John §. Baxter
KR. T.’ Wihon
John, Buxter
We G. Raoul
W. Ti. Cox S
J. M. Johnston
T. Bi. Gresham
J. F. Minio
B. A. Denmark
Savanah
R.T. Wilson
Savannah
Zeiglar Brothers
Screven
Ballew
Supreme Court of the
A. W. Ballew
Rome
Pallew
W. H. Harrison
Taliaferro County
Andrew Jackson
James Moore
Miss Jackson
James, Moore
Isaac Jackson
Isaac Jackson Moore
Moore
Harrison
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