Funeral procession for Senator Logan ends at Rock Creek
Washington dispatch details Taine Toa's full funeral pageantry with General Sheridan at the head of the procession. The ceremony included a march from the Capitol to Rock Creek cemetery, with clergy, pallbearers, and the Marine band, ending as guards are arranged at the tomb.
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Chicago
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Logan
John A. Logan
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James V. Logan
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John A. Logan, JR
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Rock Creek Cemetery
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Foreign shores rumor on British cabinet reshuffle
From Foreign Shores, Lonpox December 31 semi official: William Hetrysmith to remain secretary for war Boward Bornhope to succeed Lord Bardolph Churchill as chancellor of the exchequer Earl of Carnavon to be colonial secretary Stanhope to keep other offices unchanged The Times laments coalition ministry loss and doubts for coming session Liberal unionists refuse cabinet entry Lord Hartington urges continued support Ten miners die in Durham colliery accident Servian government opens Balkan conference negotiations in event of war
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Boward Bornhope
Lord Bardolph Churchill
Earl of Carnavon
Stanhope
the Times
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Strake
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Cgoseden
Lord Salisbury
Taxing Commercial Travelers Opens New Tax Law
A December 21 report outlines a new tax on commercial travelers. It details that contracts made by travelers who have not paid the tax will be void and subject to enforcement, noting previous evasion and the law’s expanded scope and penalties.
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Comeéry
Rowland Atexo
New Year Weather and Atlanta Notes from 1900s Enquirer Sun
A collage of Atlanta dispatches from December 31: dreary New Year weather, Alpha Tau Omega banquet at the Kimball house, New Year calling trimmed to few houses, rumor of Senator Brown’s resignation and Henry W Grady as successor, plus financial market notes with Central Bank stock and Western Union activity and a 330,000 share day.
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Technological School
Enquirer-sun
Atlanta
Alpha Tau Omega
Kimball House
Alpha Tau
Athinta
Springfield
Ohio
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Grindy
Senator Brown
United States Senate
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Faye’ Ieville
Wis
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Crading
Vanderbilt
Grangera
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Western Union
Uist
Louisville
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Sates
Pinchback Explores Racial Politics in Senate Fight
Washington dispatch reports Republicans in the Senate may block Recureer Matthews a district recorder nominee due to race. Ex Governor Pineback, a prominent colored Republican, presses for equality and warns against political exclusion. The letter argues the matter tests citizenship equality and party allegiance amid possible shifts in the Democratic and Republican alignments.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Recureer Matthews
Pineback
Louisiana
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South
Squel
District of Columbia
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Emer
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Cariacninel
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Cvity Cotelsor
Bese Fendonien
Madeauelsteney
Dom
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Uncertain Dispatch From Storch Bivehanee Region
A fragmented report from New York dated December 31 describes interruptions and incidents affecting local commerce and daily life. Mentions Melber and a large quartern, with several unnamed actors and limited port news.
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Storch Bivehanee
New York
Industrial Poised Growth In Southern States Revealed
The Tradesman reports a surge of new industrial ventures across the South for the year just ended. Alabama and Tennessee lead in furnaces and mills, with coal mining firms forming in several states, and large stove factories rising in Alabama and Tennessee. Lumber expansion appears nationwide, and railroad and wire industries show notable gains. The Tradesman highlights two steel mills in Chattanooga and broader revival momentum shaping Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Kentucky.
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South Carolina
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Murder Trial Ends in Guilty Verdict, Virginia
The trial of Geo We Hin for the Potter murder concluded in U S district court with a guilty verdict. Details of the case describe a tense scene and the accused facing sentencing as the victim died days later.
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Geo
J.D. Potter
United States District Court
Guillat
Potter
Department of Walls
Mary Jared
Tewelers
Carter
Ethemoceds
Trent
Secretary Lamar visits under guard in Macon
Macon Ga December 21 Secretary Tani spends time at his old home amid kith kin and friends. He receives a celebratory reception and is entertained with wine and bower. Details of the visit include a possible corporate link and a notable arrest in New York, with police reports and theft allegations linked to the trip.
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Macon
Tani
Che Levi Bes
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Logan's Death Reshapes Republican Prospects in labeling shifts
Washington dispatch reports John A Logan's death sparks a deep discussion of Republican chances and realignments. Gresham, Blaine, Sherman, and other figures are weighed as factions within the party contend for influence, with concern over eastern and western unity and potential cabinet moves. The piece analyzes how Logan's absence alters strategies, rivalries, and possible electoral outcomes.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Washington
John A. Logan
Spillon
Logan
Gresham
No Chance For The Surplus Debate On Tax Cuts
Fragmented text discusses winter financial strain and tax policy. It highlights partisan resistance to measures reducing taxes and mentions Morrison proposal and potential political divisions. Readers see emergency fiscal issues shaping public policy.
South Carolina’s Year of Industrial Growth and Wealth
South Carolina, Charleston, December 31 The News and Courier reviews the year’s agricultural and industrial progress. Manufacturing establishments rose from 125 to 1254, capital climbed to 21 million dollars, and bonds grew from 60 to 33378. Cotton mills employ about 4880, with farm and crop values reaching high totals. The piece argues the state’s gross product and per capita income advanced markedly, and notes surprising shifts in land value and agricultural efficiency.
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Charleston
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Temperance Sermon and Murder Plot at Chisago Ave Police Station
Midweek report states Michael Maley confessed to cutting his daughter's and son's throats at the Chisago avenue tenement. The daughter, eleven, survived a blow while the boy's wound is likely fatal. authorities note the girl will recover. The scene involved blood and a dangerous confrontation as officers arrived.
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Crexgo
Naanedt
Michael Maley
Chisago Avenue
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Fragmentary court note details unclear charges and plea
Fragmented OCR text shows a court proceeding with Colonel W A Bilton amid confusion over charges and a plea of withholding. The passage mentions a United States district court, a man named Milton, and a claim of conveying property to the government. The text is garbled, with numerous misspellings and unclear chronology.
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W. A. Bilton
United States
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