Washington and Southwestern Vestibuled Limited Schedule
A rail notices details through Pullman sleepers on Nos 87 38 W including New York to New Orleans and New York to Memphis via Washington Atlanta Birmingham with dining cars. Expositions Flyer runs New York to Atlanta via Washington. Connections Richmond Atlanta Richmond noted with Pullman service adjustments on specific weekdays. Supervisors Ryder Green Culp list officials in Washington D C.
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Washington
Southwestern
New York
New Orleans
Atlanta
Montgomery
Memphis
Birmingham
United States
Fast Mail
Richmond
Pullman
Arelanta
Danville
Greensboro
Etober
Patly
Esun
Daily Ly
Atlanta C
Buford Tobed
Gainesgill
Tinee Sp
Mt. Airy
Greenville
Spartanburg
Mithbys. Oo
Teresene
TE Vay
Eee
Gastonia
Ska
Peasee
Charlotte
Sass
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Ares
Central
Beneca
Westining
Mt. A
Cornell
Buford
Bubo
Csessee
Norcross
E. T
Carr Found Insane After Third Fulton County Trial
In Atlanta last Thursday the ordinary of Fulton county accepted a verdict of insane for Alex Carr after his third trial. The jury’s finding averts hanging, and Ordinary Calhoun will certify to the superior court judge to commit Carr to the asylum. Judge Anderson received the verdict from foreman Dr. W. A. Crow amid applause from the crowd. Carr, dining nearby, remained calm as the verdict was announced.
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Alex Carr
Fulton County
Atlanta
Carr
Calhoun
Anderson
W. A. Crow
Harry Hill
Sam P. Jones
Atkinson
Hawthorne
Gambrell
Mercer University
Georgia
Harry
Tennessee
Oglethorpe County
Hill
Board of Pardons
Cyclone in Kansas Leaves Death and Widespread Destruction
A powerful cyclone hit Clay county Kansas killing five people and wounding many more. Doctors have not returned from the scene. remaining injured are not fully listed. Families of John Morris A W Brskine Peter Anderson and Henry Gardner suffered extensive harm. livestock and farm property suffered immense damage.
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Clay County
Kansas
John Morris
A. W. Brskine
Peter Anderson
Henry Gardner
Georgia News Roundup Highlights Rail, Pardon and Trade
Georgia senators amend sundry civil bill to boost Savannah public building funds to 500000 and Georgia marble may be used. Governor Atkinson pauses on Northeastern railroad bonds while plans to sell state bonds proceed. legislative, legal, and civic items across Atlanta and Brunswick noted.
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Gordon
Senate
Savannah
Georgia
Ae O
Atkinson
Northeastern
Atlanta
New York
Boston
Diaz Liberated and Ordered to Leave Cuban Soil
American Baptist missionary Rev. Albert Diaz and his brother Alfred were freed after last week’s arrest but must depart Cuba within six days. Two American correspondents, Thomas Dawley of Harper's Weekly and Maurice McCarthy O Leary of the Philadelphia Bulletin, held in Matanzas on suspicion of aiding rebel Lopez, were released on bail via the American vice consul.
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Havana
Albert Disz
Alfred
Liberty
Matanzas
Thomas BR. Dawley
Harper’s Weekly
Cabna
Maurice McCarthy- O'Leary
Philadelphia Bulletin
Matanzas Province
Dawley
O'Leary
Alfonzo Lopez
Arbitration Congress Adopts Resolution On Cuban War Evils
The Washington D C arbitration convention met in two sessions. A resolution to condemn the cruel war in Cuba was adopted, urging civilized nations to use legitimate means to stop the bloodshed and destruction. A permanent committee of twenty five members was formed.
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Washington, D. C
Cuba
Publisher Munro Dies Suddenly in Pine Hill Home
New York dispatch reports George Munro died of heart failure while inspecting repairs at his country home in Pine Hill Oatehills. Munro built a large fortune publishing cheap editions of standard literature in New York. Crepe arrangements mark Quamn Viotopis's mourning.
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New York Dispatch
George Munro
Pine Hill
Oatehills
New York
Weyler’s orders seek executions of Cuban prisoners
Reports from Havana via Tampa state General Weyler will resume public executions of prisoners of war. Spanish officers vary on slaying unarmed men. wounded patriots are to be shot. Prisoners, often abducted from plantations, are brought to Havana under guard, tried by a five-man court martial, then executed after 24 to 48 hours with Last rites performed at Cabanas fortress.
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Havana
Tampa
Fla
Weyler
Washington
Cabanas Fortress
Moro Castle
Cabanas
Nebraska Democrats at Lincoln Convene on Gold and Silver Coinage
Nebraska Democrats held their state convention in Lincoln to push free and unlimited coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1, oppose greenbacks retirement, and back direct senatorial election. The platform urged tariff for revenue, income tax, and silver redemption of debt, with Bryan among convention delegates before a last minute reversal on a Bryan endorsement.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Bryan
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
American Protective Association
W. J. Bryan
C. J. Smith
Omaha
W. H. Thompson
Grand Island
W. D. Oldham
Kearney
Grocery House Goes to the Wall in Little Rock
James B Joyce Co wholesale grocers at Little Rock have made an assignment. Creditors totaling 530,000 are preferred while assets are estimated at 570,000. Most preferred creditors are local except John Joyce of Columbus Ohio. The remark about Wonny and the grave digger appears as a local aside.
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James B. Joyce & Co
Little Rock
John Joyce
Columbus, O
State Sunday Schools Convene at Macon
The Georgia state Sunday school convention closed at Macon after a large session with 127 delegates from 28 counties across four denominations. President Candler noted funds and districting challenges, and officers were elected for the coming year. Newnan will host next year’s meeting in Boston for the International convention.
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Macon
Georgia State Sunday School Convention
Candler
International Committee
International Association
H. M. Hamill
Americus
Augusta
Rome
LaGrange
Albany
Atlanta
Calhoun
Griffin
Waycross
Marietta
Dalton
Columbus
Athens
Cartersville
Newnan
Carroll
Douglass
Harralson
Salton
Yeat
Witham
J. W. Wheatley
Americas
W. H. Patterson
Lula Pitts
Etheridge
Jackson
John M. Green
W. J. Northen
R. B. Reppard
Asa G
Asa G. Candler
Thos, Moore
R. P. Reppard
T. B. Sheppard
J. T. Dunncan
Henderson Holliman
C. Buchanan
T. Lockhart
W. RK. Powers
J. la. Lemon
Albert Howell
W. Ff. Patterson
O. B. Ellis
A. O. Blalock
W. G. Solomon
W. 5. Bell
F. Z. Curry
T. N. Kidd
van Epps
Brown
Florence Green
C. Cofield
Robbers Kill Women at Hilltop Maryland
An overnight double murder and burglary occur at Hilltop Maryland. Joseph Cocking is found bound and unconscious after a night guard blow. His wife Mrs Cocking and sister in law Miss Daisy Miller lie dead upstairs with skulls crushed. The store was looted and no suspects are identified.
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Hilltop
Maryland
Joseph Cocking
Ainsing
Cocking
Mra. Cocking
Daisy Miller
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H. Green
J. M. Culp
M’g’r
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H. Hardwick
Atlanta, GA
Carre
Eagle and Phenix Mills
R. F. Harmon
Knights of Pythias
Isham Holdbrooke
Milton Superior Court
Isham
Collins Park
Teeville
Senator Bacon
Charles Collier
United States Treasury
Exposition Company
Bacon
W. B. Hill
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Georgia
Brunswick
Brunswick Union
Miss Bell Kearney
Mississippi
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Georgia Prohibition Association
Good
Lawson
Shadydale
Monticello
Danielsville
Elberton
Hartwell
Mr. Howard
Howard
Terrell
Judge Lumpkin
Dados Coal Mine Company
Judy Lumpkin
Joseph E. Brown
Lumpkin
Northeastern Railroad
Bovenor
Chattanooga Times
Quincinnati Southern Railway
Cincinnati
Chattanooga Fruit Growers’ Association
Fruit Growers’ Association
Palmer House
Chicago
Senator Money
Congressman Hall
Congressman Money
Hall
Misouri
Committee On Naval Affairs
Money
Mr. Money
Naval Committee
Diaz
Arbitration Congress
England
Uncle Sam
Munro
Wonny
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