Carlisle Reply Keeps Party Unity Cited In Kentucky Senate Hope
Secretary Carlisle declines to influence five Democratic lawmakers on the Kentucky senate race. He insists on maintaining sound Democratic principles declared by party authorities and expresses a desire to unite Democrats in Kentucky behind a nominee aligned with those objectives. Hunter defends platform stance as the 26th ballot records Blackburn 60, Hunter 60, Carlisle 5, Holt 8, Cochran 1, Bate 1.
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Frangfort
United States
Carlisle
Blackburn
General Assembly
Kentucky
Senate
Cattell
Joan G. Carlisle
Munter
W. Goal Timnes
United States Senate
Hunter
Congress
Holt
Cochran
Bate
Martin Bell Killed Near Linden by Saw Accident
Norman Oklahoma February 19 reports Martin Bell age 25 killed at Linden while carrying timber near a large saw. He tripped and fell forward his body drawn into the saw severing both arms and head in a horrific accident at a saw mill location near Linden.
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Norman
O. T
Martin Bell
Linden
Debate on free silver substitute for bond bill rages in Senate
The crowded galleries watch the closing debate on the free coinage substitute for the bond bill. Senator Crisp argues monetary policy, demonetization history, price effects, and government obligations while criticizing treasury actions and gold silver parity. Subsequent items note a prisoner’s suicide attempt in Atlanta and Knights of Pythias meeting plans in Chicago.
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Wasuixetos
Senate
Dingley
Ways and Means
Crisp
Dem
Baron Rothschilds
England
France
Sierman
Wace
Germany
Atr. Balfour
Balfour
Ce'en
Treasury
Carlisle
Congress
New Orleans Backs Chicago Cotton Exposition Effort
David Hiller of New Orleans urged cross regional support for a Chicago cotton exposition. He proclaimed New Orleans ready to aid the enterprise, highlighting southern cooperation and the city’s industrial and commercial interests as key to the project.
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David Hiller
New Orleans
Cuicano
Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Hiller
Crescent City
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
South Auuglia
Lynching at Montgomery Killed Officer Suggs and Arrested Killer
Montgomery Alabama February 17 Bob Williams a Black man who worked as a car coupler on the Western railway shot and killed Police Officer John L Suggs as he tried to arrest him for wife beating Williams escaped but was captured by railroad workers at Cowles eighty miles away On the train to Montgomery whispers of a lynching spread The crossing stop and a mob took the prisoner from the car dragged him to a tree and shot him Williams confessed saying he killed Suggs to escape prior to the act Also included political crisis in Parp and crime reports from Monthxy and Cleveland station with a suspect Lyndburgh killed for $8 and a dividend news from Bostrom
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Bob Williams
Montgomery
Ala
Western Railway
John L Suggs
Williams
Cowles
Suggs
Arbitration debate on Venezuelan boundary planned by leading London papers
Loxton Feb 18 leading London newspapers discuss Venezuela boundary dispute arbitration. Editorials critique Mr Smalley proposal for a joint Anglo American commission to ascertain facts and report. Opinions clash on potential harm to diplomacy and U S relations amid calls for cautious arbitration. Judge Witter urges trial for lynchers of Williams in Montgomery Alabama.
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London
Loxton
House of Commons
Times
United States
George W. Smalley
Great Britain
Smalley
Washington
Pall Mall Gazette
Atherly-Jones
Westminster Gazette
Atherley-Jones
Balfour
William Vernon Harcourt
America
St. James Gazette
The
Chronicle
Globe
Cleveland
Venezuela
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Georgia
Americus
CHO Sumter County Loans
C. A. Coleman
Mapeerate Free
C.a.snow &Co
Orr
Washington, D.C
Orree
Americus Fruit CO
T. J. Lofton
Lamar Street
Windsor Hotel
Americas
Allen & Sheffield
Simmons
MR. Crisp
Addree
Frey
Atlanta
E. J. Hyland
Plainfield
Ill
Central
Onicaco
Knights of Pythias
Cincinnati
George Jenkins
Balimore
George
Jenkins
Baltimore
U.S. Gov't Report
Windy City
Parp
Mitchenep
John Lynchbergh
Cleveland Station
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile County
Clay
Lyndburgh
Cage
Bostrom
Chicago, Burlington ,and Quincy
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