Piedmont Air Line Through Pullman Sleepers Route Details
Partial OCR lists passenger transport details for the Piedmont Air Line and through Pullman sleeping cars between New York and New Orleans, and New York and Memphis via Washington, Atlanta, and Birmingham. It names routes, dining cars, and supervisory offices including G.W. Bryder in Atlanta and Charles Green in Charlotte with offices in Washington.
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Washington
Southwestern
New York
New Orleans
Allenia
Montgomery
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
United States
Atlants
Dail
Untly Daily
Esun —— Ly
Norcross
Buford i
Eona
Toocon
Sencen
Vin ” Greenville
Ranburee Hee
Ane Muevs
Bias
Tiasou
Gastonis
Sasson Ae
Charlotte
Basalevs Ville
Richmond
Esun
N.Y Prk
Philadelphia
el Limore
Richman
Danville
Charlote
Gastonia
Spesesene Norcross
Avant
Atlanta Cot
Easy Slaughter Ends in Gas Fate at Chicago Home
Peter Hougaard a Chicago man killed his wife and five children and then himself after wiring a Danish letter to a friend. Police found seven bodies inside the 75 Sixty-first Street house as all gas jets were opened. He had recently suffered financial losses and left deeds and shoes arranged in the kitchen as part of the preparation.
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Chicago
Peter Hougaard
Hougaard
Hoe
Sunoday
Hongaard
Poiies
Badenoch
South Carolina Group Negotiating for Tennessee Phosphate Lands
A South Carolina syndicate negotiates with Nashville capitalists to buy large phosphate lands in Hickman and other Tennessee counties. Reports say a price of 600000 dollars. a property investigation is underway to determine value.
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South Carolina
Tennessee
Nashville
Hickman
54th Congress Summary of Bills and Resolutions
The House debated and acted on multiple measures including a resolution by Mr Livingston of Georgia about British outposts in dispute Venezuela border areas, and a rule-change package from the Rules Committee. Amendments on pensions, banking, and district matters were discussed or referred, with adjournment to Monday. In the Senate, Prye introduced a resolution to reconvene delegates to the 1889 maritime conference. speakers urged coastal defenses and Monroe Doctrine policy while tariff and rule debates continued. Rhodes resigns as Cape Colony prime minister. Gordon Sprigg appointed.
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Livingston
Georgia
House of Reptver
Senate
United States
Great Britain
British Guiana
Republic of Venezuela
Hut
Bountelle
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Henderson
Towa
Committee On Rules of the
House
Calle Np
Pritay
Republican
Minnesota
Pemsi
McClellan
Newark
O'Dell
New York
Committee On Banking and Currency
Committee On
DeArmond
Missouri
Curtis
Hendereds
District of Columbia
Norfolk
Daniela
Baker
Kansas
Washington
Monroe
Europe
Mr. Call
Florida
Stewart
Jones
Elkins
Butler
North Carolina
Congress
Voorheee
Indiana
Allen G. Thurman
Pritchard
South
Hill
Mr. Butler
Democratic Party
White
California
Secretary of the Treasury
Peffer
Call
Democrat
Cuba
Platt
Connecticut
Capital Notes On Ghiofa And Department Heads
The general pension bill for the year ending June 30, 1897, reports an appropriation of 141825820, with figures below the current estimates. Nominations to Utah and other posts were sent to the Senate, while a troop of confirmations and appointments followed. The Cuban and Armenian questions dominated Senate foreign relations committee talks, touching Monroe Doctrine implications and potential British offers on disputed territory.
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House
Blue
Kaneas
Senate
John H. Marshall
United States
Louisiana Republican nominating convention picks slate
The Louisiana Republican convention nominated J N Pharr for lieutenant governor and J N Pickett for treasurer. Judge Gunby declined both governor and attorney general bids. The platform attacks corruption and opposes a proposed suffrage amendment, while naming A W McFarland for secretary of state and other officers.
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Taq
Ernor
Louisiana
O Hue
Aw B. Booth
Judge Gunby
J. N. Pharr
A. W. McFarland
Ty J. Buthen
John Pickett
Joseph, Kleinpetre
Dr. Gook
Pharr
Pickett
Parks
Ieee
Sinner Dintsnion
Wwodeoom Miasiod
Ihdoraée Froo‘ailyar
Court of Appeals Reverses Habeas Ruled Armes Custody Back
The Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia reverses Judge Bradleys habeas corpus ruling in Major Armes case. It upholds General Schofields authority to arrest and remands Armes to military custody. Also notes printing orders for new bonds and approximate pricing guidance for market parity.
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Court of Appeals
Major Armes
Court of Appeala
District of Columbia
Major Arma
United Sates Army
Schofield
Armes
Bradley
District Court
Johnston
Bureau of’ Engraving and Printing
Honda
Gell
Belmont-Morgan
Favor Arbitration Leaders Meet in London
Westminster Gazette reports efforts to implement Justice Harlans suggestion to resolve U S Britain differences by a joint commission of judges from Britain's high court and the U S Supreme Court. A private meeting of English and American leaders has already taken place to plan further action. The Chronicle dispatches from Washington note encouragement for a permanent court of arbitration.
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London
Westminster Gazette
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court of the
United States
Great Britain
Her Majesty’s High Court of Justice
Chronicle
Washington
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Jameson Deposed as Mashonaland Administrator
Cape Town advices report Sir Hercules Robinson has proclaimed the removal of Dr. Jameson from Mashonaland administrator and named F. J. Newton, secretary and receiver general of British Bechuanaland, in his place. Newton is an imperial officer. Twenty two reform committee members arrested in Johannesburg on high treason charges are confined in Pretoria jail with Jameson and his comrades pending complete disarming of Uitlanders.
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Cape Town
Africa
Hercules Robinson
Cape Colony
Dr. Jameson
Mashonaland
F. J. Newton
British Bedhuenaland
Newton
Reform Committee
Johannesburg
Pretoria
Cuban Victories Maximo Gomez Letter From Insurgent General
The Cuban General Maximo Gomez writes from Headquarters in Campaign sugar plantation dated December 81 1891 to Thomas Estranda Palma Cuba party representative in the U S He reports three combats won today and that Cuban forces have broken through enemy lines advancing despite efforts to stop them He reflects revolutionary zeal and calls on patriots to sacrifice for independence warning that the nation must rally and stand firm against suppression by opposing forces.
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Maximo Gomez
Thomas Estranda Palma
Cuba Party
United States
Iain
Enpreese Muntaozar
Ines
Trutriots
Brothers quarreling over estate lead to fatal shooting
In Richland County near Brida James and Calvin Brida quarrel over their father estate after a Saturday visit to Columbia. James, a heavy drinker, fired five times at Calvin but missed. Calvin slightly wounded James in the arm during a confrontation. Later Calvin shot at a crouched figure in his yard and killed James, who was armed and reportedly threatening to attack Calvin and his family.
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Hathor
James
Calvin
Brida
Nogat
Richland County
Columbia
Jim
Jomea
Ten Men Entombed in Colorado Mine Disaster
Ten workers were trapped after a cave in at the Anna Lee mine in Victor Colorado on Saturday. President Taines Burna of Colorado Springs had just reached the surface when operations halted as rock collapsed, crushing the cage. Rescue crews raced from three directions to reach the tangled survivors and determine the fate of the others.
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Anna Lee
Victor
Col
Taines Burna
Colorado Springs
Sheldon
Hunter Named by Kentucky Republicans for Black Burn’s Seat
The Republican senatorial caucus held in Frankfort Kentucky Saturday evening nominated Dr Hunter by acclamation amid opposition from Wilson Evans Denny Holt and others. At noon Wilson withdrew and Evans Denny Holt followed soon after leaving six Republicans absent. Hunter expects their votes in the final contest.
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Kentucky
Blackburn
Frankfort
Hunter
Wilson
Evans
Denny
Holt
Doubly Fatal Duel Over Girl Ends Two Lives
Henry Thomas and Albert Stafford fought a duel near Mount Pleasant Florida over a woman. Both men were killed. The girl, courted by another man in Georgia, had long been engaged to someone there and reportedly favored neither rival.
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Mount Pleasant
Gadsden County
Florida
Henry Thomas
Albert Stafford
Georgia
Carlisle Replies on Gold Reserve and 1876 Act Details
Secretary Carlisle replies to a senate inquiry about the gold reserve and whether $100,000,000 or any part has ever been segregated. He states no such segregation has occurred since the reserve’s establishment and explains the 1876 act authorized redemption funds from surplus revenues. The note outlines the history of gold certificates and the 1882 act allowing deposits and certificates, with a cap of $100 million for the reserve.
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Carlisle
Senate
Treasury Department
Hhe
Jaya
Treasury
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Joan
O Coli
Reserve
J. G. Canvisne
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Piedmont Air Line
W. Bryder
Green
Cudp
Wasutsatom
Prye
Rihodes
Cecil Rhodes
Gordon Eprigg
Cape
Capital
Ghiofa
Directotor Presign
Inronda
Presto
Hethir
J. Pierpont Morgan
Chiosso Tribune
Gridiron Club
Emery F. Bent
General Land Office
Joseph H. Outhwaite
Ghid
Thie Board of ‘Ordnants and Fortifications
Consula
J. &. Tucker
Martinique
Owen McGarr
Olenfuegos
Samuel TL. Rogers
Internal Revenue
Fifth District
Énetoms
B. KR. Riggin
Ryland
Eustame
J. H. Collina
Tenn
Dixon
Natchitoches
Flournoy
Ruston
Mariel
Artemisa
Pratt
Galvis
Havauna
Department of the East
Matanzas
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Ezuelan
Monrow
Venezuela
Sherman
Lodge
Morgan
Ubanimoua
Bohopfield
Tlunter
Utah
Union
Salt Lake City
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Great Mormon Tabernacle
Richardson
Weat
Hubert M. Wells
W. O. Bradley
General Assembly of
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