Reform Club and Crips clash over speech at New York dinner
Washington notes chaotic scenes as Speaker Crisp enters the House amid cheers. Reform Club controversy fuels party tensions with Cleveland’s stance shaping votes for his re election as speaker. Details traceяли reform leads strategy and potential shifts among Democrats.
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Cleveland
Crisp
New York
Dent
Washington
Reform
Ellery Anderson
Mr. Cleveland
Chicago
John DeWitt Warner
Warner
Anderson
Democrata
House
Central Railroad telegraphers strike halts trains countywide
About 400 Central Railroad of Georgia telegraphers walked out at 2 pm following a dispute over recognizing the Order of Railroad Telegraphers. Trains across the system operated without orders, with flagmen on some runs, signaling a potential costly disruption and possible return to timetable operations. General Superintendent Wadley refuses talks with the telegraphers’ committee, risking further delays and accidents.
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The
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Americas
Cifics
Nike
Columbus
Girmingham
Savannah
Atlanta
Port Royal
Town
Columban & Western
Montgomery
Albany
Macon & Northern
Augusta
Carolina & Western
Georgia Tech budget debate drives state university funding
Citizens review a large appropriation for the Technological School to restore fire-damaged machinery while lawmakers vote on a $90,000 request. The House approves the higher education aid as the Senate considers the Soldiers Home bill, and docket matters shift with holiday adjournments and grand jury plans. Civil cases are postponed for holidays, with trials resuming next week. Voter registration in Americus shows 170 registered for municipal elections, amid low public interest.
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Georgia
St. Bears
Webster
Sears
Tech
McBride
Senate Committee Ondinance
Agai Mon- Gay
Americus
Ampericus Ls
Citizens General‘y
Sam's New Agent Wilburn Takes Command At G S & F
Wilburn is named general agent for the Georgia Southern and Florida with headquarters in Americus. He previously served as freight agent of the Georgia and Florida and, before that, with the Macon Southern and the Georgia Northern line. His discharge from the Macon office was followed by a farewell presentation by fellow employees.
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Feagin
Scrap
Serape
Columbus
Americus
UN James Swann
New York City
Americas
Atlanta
Mr. Swann
O. G. Sempler
Uncle Bum
Sempler
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Wilburn
Georgia
Florida
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Georgia Southern Tea
Americus and Montgomery Railroad
Macon
Southern
Masio
Wilburnlst
Ha Weaver Pitcher
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Stokes
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Unty Directory
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