Georgia Governor McDaniel and public figures in flux
General news item notes Henry K. McDaniel elected governor of Georgia for the unexpired term, amid reports of Ada Russell’s death on Governor's Island, and a torrent of other scattered items including political meetings in Des Moines, property damage from a Manistique mill, railroad corporate changes, and various fatalities and legal notices across states. The jumble reflects a busy period with multiple named places and people in a broad national tapestry.
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Henry K. McDanel
Georgia
Ada Russell
Hancock
Governor’s Island
Iowa
Des Moines
Mra
Dangti
Manis
Michigan Peninwul
Maniatique
Jamestown
Serna Telegraipity
Bauke
Charlea P. Kellogg
Chicago
Illinoia Frit
Mutual Union Eolograph
Milwaukee
Western Union
Vermont Central and Canada
Consolidated Railroad Company of Vermont
Henry D. McDaniel
Alexander N. Stephens
Indianapolis
Peter Cooper
Cooper Union
New York Board of Aldermen
Richmond Dispatch
Andrew Taylor
West Point
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Washington
Stover
President Johnson
White House
Johnson
Sacramento
California
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Crook
Omaha
Sullivan
Boston
James Park
Black, Diamond Steel Works
Pittsburg
New York and New England Railway
Crions
Ncua
Supreme Court
Litchell
Slade
James Gi
Anderso Pois
Het Helena
Atkangas
Danbury
Woodbury
Bunda
George O. S. Waretx
Chicago West Invisu
Rochester
New York
James Grimes
Leitrim
Ireland
San Carlos Tulian
Arizona Ranger
Interior Deincense
Rand
Eac Ae
Larned
Kangase
Win
Tewkesbury
Wedpeeday
Ges
Tonmieg
Poaae
Coe Yar
Albany
Croton
Louieville
Kentucky
Ohio
Alleghany
Philadelphia
Wes Indies
United States
Miraguane
Piitaggane
Inagua
Iowa Supreme Court
Dubuque
Beck
Canada Pacific Railroad Company
British North America
Canadian Northwest Territory
Lord Carlingford
Irish Land League of America
National Convention
National League of Ireland
Great Britain
Arthur
O'Donovan Rossa
O’ Brien
A. W. Slayback
John Cockerill
Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
Bowman
Gore
Mississippi
Beauregard
Wesson
Jackson
Aberdeen
Chattanooga
Tennessee
County News Highlights and Local Updates
Local items include liquor bonds to be considered tonight, Goodrich plans a new brick store, injuries from a train jump in Indiana, property sales around the village, and missing person John Cumminga. Notes cover street rail line debates, new rail shipments, and community events from Battle Creek to Albion and Tekonsha.
Central Michigan Agricultural Society Spring Fair Plans
The Central Michigan Agricultural Society announces a spring fair in Lansing May 24 30 31 and June 1 1883 to exhibit farm machinery live stock and horse speed trials. Free power and water will be provided on request with a catalog opportunity for owners to list entries by May 19. Entries may still be made on site with no fee. Cash premiums for trotting events and races are offered across multiple classes and days.
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Lansing
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