Passerger Transit Authority Roles Listed in City Notice
A garbled OCR item lists multiple titles and agencies including Assistant General Passenger Wagerators, DG, Atlanta, Ryder Superintendent, and Charlotte North Oneal with references to Washington D.C. The fragment suggests organizational roles within a transit or administrative body and mentions locations and names, though the text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or action.
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Atuantafa
Ryder
Suparinendea
Charlotte
North Oneal
Green
Qulp
Gen Sipt
Natural Gas Explosions Rock Tennessee Area
Several explosions of natural gas near Whitebuff in Dickens County Tennessee sent up tons of rock and earth. A second blast followed the first, throwing stove-sized blocks and creating a fifteen foot wide ground hole. Gas roar and visible oil traces were reported as witnesses heard the eruption from afar.
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Whitebuff
Dickens County
Tunn
Grocery price list from New Orleans market
Local market list detailing assorted groceries and prices including sugar, flour, oats, wheat, and meat products. Lists buyers and product varieties with regional terms and ranges for per unit or per sack pricing. Includes eggs, butter, lard, bacon, chicken, onions, cabbage, and milk products with miscellaneous commodities.
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New Orleans
Peer
Georgia
Ghickens
Torbank
California
Governor Atkinson Improves With Nourishment and Rest
Reports say Governor Atkinson shows steady improvement after a day of nourishment and rest. Doctors note no bad symptoms, with chicken soup aiding strength. governor remains under care at Dr. Holmes' Halcyon sanitarium and is unlikely to be walking soon.
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Atkinson
J. B
Holmes
Gentry Defense Faces New Allegations in Yorke Murder
A Philadelphia dispatch reports sensational rumors surrounding the James B. Gentry murder trial of actress Madge Yorke. It is hinted the defense will claim Gentry killed Yorke over alleged morbid affection toward actress friend Miss Lida Clark, and compare it to a past scandal involving Alice Mitchell.
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Madge Yorke
Philadelphia
Advance in Steel Prices Hits Rail Racks in Chicago
The Diliais Steel Company of Chicago announces a 2 million ton boost in steel rail value, raising price from $23 per unit due to higher coke and labor costs. The move targets yearly justification amid rising production expenses.
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Diliais Steel Company
Aru Micago
Dhuan
Bank President Agnew Indicted for Embezzlement and False Entries
United States grand jury in Tucksonyville charges A W Agnew president of First National Bank of Qeath Florida with embezzlement misapplication and entry falsification. Prosecutors say he credited personal accounts with about 25000 and moved 3400 check to his private credit plus embezzled 17500 in notes coins. Bank suspended recently. recovery uncertain for depositors. Agnew out on bond awaiting trial.
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Munda
A. W. Agnew
First National Bank of
Qeath
Fla
Grand
United States Court
Tucksonyville
National Bank
J. R. McDonald
Agnew
Uiter Bond
Mclaughlin Sentenced in New York Police Inspector Case
New York judge Barrett sentenced former Police Inspector McLaughlin to two years and six months in state prison for extortion. The judge expressed regret over a wrecked life and noted the clemency exercised, calling the verdict a reflection on the law’s authority despite powerful influences.
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New York
Welnesday
Barrett
McLaughlin
Paper Combine Planning Big Capital in Newspaper Trade
A group of newspaper paper manufacturers in New York and New England, including the Niagara Falls and Glen Manufacturing companies, discuss forming a big capitalization and possible trust. Reports place potential capitalization at 20 million dollars with 10 million in bonds, and several dozen firms may join. It remains unsettled. Also noted are a Raleigh mineral water company charter, the Great Baltic North Sea canal opening, a Norfolk and Western station fire in Cooper West Virginia, and other assorted items.
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Nowspaper
Om Krust
Ting
Wall Street
New York
Wall Street Unien
Finfineral Plana
K. B. Pullerton
Runsell
Niagara Falla Paper Company
Glen Manufacturing Company
New England
The
Stock Exchange
Rosebery quits as Salisbury summoned to form new cabinet
The queen summons Lord Salisbury to form a ministry after Rosebery resigns. A unionist government is expected and elections are planned around the tenth of the month. Salisbury will proceed to Windsor to be entrust ed with forming a cabinet and dissolving parliament is anticipated.
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Salisbury
Tondon
Rosebery
Lord Salisbury
Lord Rorehory
Lord Rosebery
Windsor Castle
House of Commons
Flend
Kay Ara
Siogtine
Freight rate rise shocks Georgia peach growers
The Southern Railway and Steamship Association issued a circular raising the minimum carload weight for peaches and related fruit to 24,000 pounds, about a 20 percent increase from the previous 20,000 pound rule. Georgia fruit growers condemn the change, arguing it worsens already high rates and harms shipments to eastern and western markets. The notice, effective June 22, 1805, supersedes earlier circulars and reflects decisions of the rate committee.
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Southiern Railway and Steamship Association
Georgia
Bewthorn Railway and Steamship Association
Office of Commissioner
Atlanta
Vlense
AY Amwlman
Consolidation Talk Amid Southern Railway Moves
A Savannah railroad man says Southern Railway with its officers plans a southern system-wide consolidation. He cites the Southern and Atlantic Coast Line agreement, Georgia Southern and Florida acquisition, and Central soon joining, predicting the Morida Central and Peninsular will lose business. He claims Plant will be limited to eastern connections with Louisville and Nashville, while a larger consolidation would curb general competition and reform through routing changes.
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Savannal
Southern Railway Company
South
Southern
Atlantic Coast Line
Georgia Southern
Florida
Central
Georgia
Plant
Louisville
Nashville
Tomnsville
Powder explosion at Turin balistile factory kills sixty
Sixty men were killed and three severely injured by a powder explosion at a balistile factory forty miles west of Turin Italy on a Wednesday. The blast was caused by apparent carelessness of the victims.
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Turin
Italy
Postmasters' salaries cut and raised across states take effect July
A Washington notice lists July 1 changes in postmasters' salaries by locality. Georgia upgrades include Cordele to 1500 and Thomasville to 2100. decreases in Eatonton to 1000 and LaGrange hold at 1600. Alabama and Tennessee show mixed increases and declines, while South Carolina and Georgia entries reflect regional adjustments.
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Washington
Snmmer
Georgia
Cordele
Covington
Dalton
Alabama
Athens
Evergreen
Greensboro
Ozark
Pratt City
Tuscumbia
Union Springs
Bridgeport
Jacksonville
Marion
New Decatur
South Carolina
Belfort
Bennettsville
Darlington
Georgetown
Greenwood
Spartanburg
Yorkville
Tenneskea
Tacrense
Bristol
Clarkesville
Cleveland
Greenville
Tuckson
McKenzie
Maryville
Milan
Murfreesboro
Sewannee
Shelbyville
Tullahoma
Deorensos
Dayton
Harriman
Johnson Guy
St. Elmo
Trenton
Southern Gets It The Atlantic and Florida Railroads Sold
The Southern railway acquires the Atlanta and Florida railroad with Atlanta to gain a new union passenger depot. The deal, facilitated by Central Trust Co of NY, totals about 275000 dollars with much of the price offset by existing debts. The transfer places the Southern in control and expands the regional rail network.
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Atlantic and Florida
Central Traat Co
Southern Railway
Atlanta and Florida
Atlanta
Union
Railway Chess Board
South
Florida
Central Trust Company of
New York
Southern Railway Company
Southern
America
Central Trust Company
Baldwin 18 Released In Justifiable Shooting Verdict
The coroner's jury in Jacksonville Florida found that Andrew Yeoman died from a gunshot wound inflicted by P M W Baldwin and ruled Baldwin's act justifiable. The inquest followed Yeoman's death last Monday morning after the June incident in Baldwin's home. The jury also noted a Tennessee act on petit larceny was unconstitutional. The Jungfrau Road project in Switzerland is funded and to begin later this year.
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Andrew Yeoman
Jacksonville
Fla
P. M. W. Baldwin
Baldwin
Yeoman
Tennessee General Assembly
Supreme Court
Poisoned Wife and Children Shocking Iowa Tragedy
Mrs Sanford Giles, a farmer's wife near Shellsburg Iowa, poisoned three of her six children then killed herself in the same manner. The children died, authorities report a tragic murder suicide case unfolding in a rural community.
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Merself
Mre
Sanford Giles
Shellsburg
Iowa
Unsuccessful Prosecution in South Carolina Dispensary Case
In Charleston, six bills were placed before the grand jury over dispensary law violations. Judge Buchanan urged impartial presentment despite personal views. The jury later found no indictments against Fritz Mollenhauer, Henry Hemme, George F. Stenicken, M. J. Clark, W. J. Bowen, and Barney Lovett, though evidence appeared to favor the accused. Assistant Attorney General Townsend expressed surprise at the decision.
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South Carolina
Fritz Mollenhauer
Henry Hemme
George F. Stenicken
M. J. Clark
W. J. Bowen
Barney Lovett
Townsend
Tribute to Sullivan Brings Old Champion and New Meet
On Thursday June 27 at Madison Square Garden New York City John L Sullivan the famed champ will receive a monster testimonial in a grand program Johnny Dunn will be master of ceremonies A host of pugilists including Corbett Fitzsimmons Ryan Maher OBrien Hall Choynski Creedon Armstrong Carroll Bosworth and others are listed among attendees in the tribute event
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Madison Square Garden
New York City
John L. Sullivan
Johnny Dunn
Apar
James J. Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Tommy Ryan
Billy Smith
Jack McAuliffe
George Dixon
Jimmy Barry
Peter Maher
Steve O'Donnell
Jim Hall
Joe Choynski
Dag Creedon
Dick O'Brien
Jim McVoy
Shadow’ Maher
Bob Armstrong
HY - Rica” Avigue
Wels Ly
Jimmy Gorman
Jack Levy
President Cleveland to visit Cotton States Exposition in Atlanta
A Atlanta delegation met with President Cleveland on Tuesday inviting him to attend the Cotton States and International Exposition. He expressed pleasure and said he would visit in late October, with October 23 marked as presidents day at the exposition. He will depart Washington October 21 and arrive in Atlanta October 23. Meanwhile fruit growers plan to organize to counter railroad policies they say threaten shipments and immigration.
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Atlanta
Cleveland
Washington
Pri Rovers
Chapman
Trammell
Smith
Miller
North
Georgia
Goib
Missouri
Governor Evans Seeks Change of Venue In Charleston Trials
Governor Evans announces state will move for a change of venue from Charleston to Orangeburg in all cases involving violations of the dispensary law after a Charleston grand jury refused indictments. The note mentions a $10,500,000 Mobile and Ohio Railway mortgage amended to require payment in gold. Advices report insurgents defeating Spanish troops near Banes Gibera with Spanish forces retreating.
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Golumbia
Grand Jury
Charleston
Orangeburg
Mobile and Ohio Railway Company
Recorder’s
Belleville
Santiago de
Banes
Gibera
Panappilen
Earnings of the Georgia Central Rail Road in April
The Georgia Central rail road earned 21768 in April, a decrease of 29599. For the year to date from July 1, the total was 1436697, a decrease of 1573.
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Georgia Central
Georgia Central Railroad
Capital Gossip and Diplomatic Moves in 1880s Era
Secretary Carlisle appoints Scott Nesbit Missouri as appointment clerk of the treasury and J Johnson Washington as chief clerk of the internal revenue bureau, both effective July 1. Spain must pay $1.5 million to Antonio Mora’s heirs. Olney demands immediate settlement, with Congress backing the claim. Baron von Thielman arrives as the German ambassador, to present credentials on President Cleveland’s return.
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Carlisle
Scott Nesbit
Missouri
The
Treasury
Herman Kratz
J. ©. Johnson
State of Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Nesbit
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bluefields
Marine Hospital Service
Foo Clow
China
Nantan
Wixson
Baron von Thielman
Washington
Hamburg
Cleveland
Olney
Baron Schloozer
Spain
United States
Antonio Maximo Mora
Mora
Fish and Bayard
of Pain
Gresham
Madrid
Moroince
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