Piedmont Air Line Schedule For Passenger Trains
The notice outlines Piedmont Air Line passenger train schedules and connections to Washington Atlanta Montgomery New York New Orleans Memphis and Richmond with through Pullman sleepers Nos 87 38 3 36 31 and 32 Exposition Flyer and Exposition connections on select days. additional cross connections via Richmond Atlanta and Greensboro with designated railway officials noted.
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Washington
Southwestern
Pullman
New York
New Orleans
Atlanta
Montgomery
New Yok
Memphis
Birmingham
United States
Fast Mail
Exposition Flyer
Richmond
Danville
Greensboro
Lithographers Strike Hits New York Firms
Five hundred lithographers walked out in New York on Monday over the lack of recognition for their union and demands for a minimum $15 weekly wage, a 44 hour work week, overtime pay, and one apprentice per five journeymen. The action involves about a hundred firms and could spur wider strikes in major cities. A Paris cable warns of looming upheaval in France with talk of a cabinet fall, possible deadlock, and dissolution of the chamber, while cautioning that republican institutions may endure the strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Republic
Paris
New York Sun
France
Chamber
Faure
New Mexico Delegate Bans Prize Fighting Near El Paso
In the house on Wednesday Delegate Catron introduced a bill to stop the pugilistic festival near El Paso Texas. The measure makes prize fighting a misdemeanor with punishment of not less than five years in prison. The house passed the bill without division.
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Catron
New Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Fitzsimmons Knocks Maher For World Title
In Langtry Texas, Robert Fitzsimmons defeated Peter Maher in 1 minute 35 seconds to claim the world heavyweight championship. The bout took place on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande with 182 ringside spectators. Maher was knocked out after a right to the chin. Corbett immediately challenged Fitzsimmons for a future bout.
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Langtry
Texas
Robert Fitzsimmons
Peter Maher
Rio Grande
Maher
Fitzsimmon
Hall
Jack Steizner
el Paso
Eagle Pass
Texas Rangers
Fitzsimmons and
Siler
Texas Hills
Julian
Quinn
Fitzsimmons
Texas Hill
Jim Hall
Buck Connelly
Peter Lowrey
Jack Quinn
Peter Byrnes
Parson Davies
O’rourke
Tam
O'Rourke
Witsimmons
Muaher
Corbett
Chicago
Fitzsimmons- Mayer
Willi J. Davis
Through Georgia A Georgia government and business roundup
Governor Atkinson reappointed Judge W T Shefield to Miller county court, designated Exchange Bank of Albany and Bank of Waycross as state depositaries, and Georgia pivots to immigration with plans for 100000 settlers. Georgia Normal School opens second session at Rock College, with dormitory plans advancing and admission rush anticipated. Colonel James M Smith of Oglethorpe praised for farming prowess. Waycross shoe plant moves to new quarters. Brunswick operatives on site. Legal cases involve Knickerbocker Trust Co restraining Newman Erb et al from pledging Marietta and North Georgia Railroad rights. Lindale Massachusetts mills complete waterworks. insurance rate debate in Macon. Parson B F Smith pardoned by Governor Atkinson after convict testimony. Labor meeting in Atlanta protests Pinkerton agency and police licensing. Wheelwright firm seeks transfer of Fernandina affairs to federal court. Pitch Pine Company reenters lumber business in New York.
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New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
That City
Newman Erb
Henry A. W. Post
Henry K. McHarg
Thos, Carmichael
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern Railway Constructing Company
Marietta and North Georgia Railroad Company
Miles Beach
Supreme Court
Receiver Lane
Wheelright Company
Brunswick
Messrs. Croyatt & Whitfield
Fernandina
Reserver Lane
United States Court
Judge Speer
Wout
Pitch Pine Company
William D. Wheelright
Charles R. Hewitt
Georgia
Florida
No Pardon Denied for Redwine and Holston
The president refused pardons for Lewis Redwine in Georgia and F. M. O. Holston in Oregon. Redwine, already sentenced to six years in the Ohio Penitentiary for embezzling from Gate City National Bank, had his health cited but not deemed sufficient for clemency. Holston received ten years hard labor for forgery, with the president urging strict punishment and noting harm to veterans and pension laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lewis Redwine
Georgia
Ohio
Gate City National Bank
Cleveland
F. M. O. Holston
Oregon
Gold Reserve Surpasses $100 Million Benchmark
The federal gold reserve rose above the $100,000,000 mark for the first time since September 7, 1895, reaching $105,092,848 with Thursday’s withdrawals not yet deducted. Net after withdrawals about $104,000,000. Bond purchases total $65,500,000 to date.
Growth of the South industrial notes week by Tyndesman
Reports from the past week show continued expansion in southern industry. Cotton in planters hands is being marketed ahead of planting time with acreage and crop potential higher than last year. Mills remain busy, prices steady, and buyers cautious as new plants arise across multiple states.
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McColl
Jackson
Newport
Tenn
Waxhaw
Laurinburg
Michigan Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Capital
Rash and Door
Jacksonville
Fla
Rome
Palatka
Pla
Savannah
West Point
Greenup
Middlesborough
Lake Province
Enterprise
Miss
Louisburg
Plaquemine
High Point
Cartersville
Knoxville
Union
Newport News
Anderson
Atlanta
Water Valley
Wilmington
N. G
London
Chattanooga
Tennille
Tyndesman
Gunning for Ducks on Quantico Voyage with President
President Cleveland sails to Quantico aboard the lighthouse tender Maple arriving near Widewater at dawn. Governor party includes Commander Lamberton, Dr. O Reilly, and Attorney General Harmon. Colonel Walters invites the duck shooting party with Colonel Wright Rives and other guests joining aboard for blinds and decoys.
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Quantico
Cleveland
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Lamberton
O’reily
Harmon
Withers Walters
Wright Rives
United States Army
Bermuda Seized Off Liberty Island Amid Seafaring Curbs
A British steamer Bermuda flying the flag was boarded by revenue officers near Liberty Island late Monday night and seized after likely preparation to depart. The ship had been under Spanish surveillance, suspected of Cuban revolutionary ties. Meanwhile Clarkesville Tennessee tobacco factory Lucket Co burned destroying 1,500,000 pounds of tobacco and $75,000 loss insured.
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New York
Bermuda
Liberty Island
Spain
Lucket & Co
Stemmery
Clarkesville
Tenn
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Piedmont Air Line
W. A. Turk
Tl. Hardwick
Ag't
Ag’t
Washington, D. C
G&a
W. B. Ryder
Charlormn, Nouri Carolina
Y. H. Green
J. M. Culp
Trafic
Washington, D, C
Washington, D
Ksin
Dat
AtSp
Atlanta E
Orn
Norcross
Buford
Gainesville
Cornelia
Mt. Airy
Toccoa
Westmills
Seneca
Spartanburg
Gailneys
Philadelphia
Nowa Nags
Dai
Tilladelph
Richmond Sikaes
Charlotte Soak
Gastonia
King
Gaffneys
Atlanta E.T
Fitz Whips
Lanky
Bob
Atkinson
W.T. Shefield
Miller County
Exchange Bank of Albany
The
Bank of Waycross
State Normal School
Rock College
Normal School
James M. Smith
Oglethorpe
Waycross
Opera House
Wilson
Massachusetts Mills
Lindale
Lovering
Headden
Messrs
Walton & Wagner
Macon
B. F. Smith
Coal City
Convict Investigation High Court
Smith
Superior Court
Chatham County
Dade
Dade Coal Mines
Pinkerton
House
Crisp
Hay
Mesars
Willis
Whitfield
Hawkinsville
Ocmulgee
Oconee
O. M. Carters
Black
Turner
Carter
Brunswick Harbor
Pointe
Alex Carr
H. O. King
Carr
J. B. Baird
Dr. Baird
Redwine
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