Coxey Army Marches On As 5 000 Move East
Dispatches describe Coxeyites expanding across the nation with Chicago wing planning a Saturday start. Madison says 5,000 men will march while recruits assemble at stations, with Los Angeles and California wings ready to join and drive freight-train moves toward Pittsburgh.
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Ciao
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Peace Army
Marshal Madison
California
Soo Angeles
Los Angeles
Pittsborg
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Othi
Coxey
Strifer Bros Business College Offers Special Inducements
The Strifer Bros. Business College advertises special inducements through May first, 1904, offering tuition in shorthand, arithmetic, spelling, and business correspondence at reduced rates. Located in the Martin Building opposite the Times-Recorder Office, the ad promises practical courses and cheap tuition.
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MART
Times-Recorder
SyuPi Fig wo Me ms creates retreating act and cleansing
Fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble about SyuPi Fig and related figures, mentioning actions like retreating to the Tae and acts Giver and Fowels. The text is unclear, with no clear people, organizations, dates, or places to anchor a factual news summary.
Senator WaotT Atlanta March 29 Stalled in Senate Appointment
The Georgia governor has not yet appointed to fill the late Hop Colquitt seat. A long list of potential appointees includes Jodge Boynton and General Lawton among others. Letters and delegations flood in. Nurthen declines to say when a decision will come, noting it could be hours or a week.
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Alfred
Colquitt
Meany
Connerion
Jodge J
Boynton
Grifin
A. K. Lawton
Savannah
Allen Fort
Americus
RG. Mitchell
W. A. Little
M. H. Blasford
J. W. Robertson
Joseph B. Cumming
N. J. Hammond
W. R. Hammond
C. A. Evans
Clay
Clifford Anderson
Erwin
M.iomas
D. T. Pool
W. I. Felton
R. B. Trippe
Breckinridge Trial Testimony At Hoth Site Hearing
Fragmentary notes describe a Breckinridge case in which Judge Bradley presided on March 29. Witnesses John Benehart and Stephen Dann testified regarding Lena Singleton and a young girl linked to Pollard, with murky references to locations in Lexingbra Chicago and Memphis.
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Ome Kvhimes
Wastusatox
Bradley
Pollart-Breckinridge
Warlnte
Miss Pollard
John E. Benehart
Stephen Dann
Vezingtue
Lena Singleton
Brent
Benanton
Brep
Kaufm Fe
Lexingbra
Chicago
Memphis
Tragedy in Florida Ends in Brief Marriage Deaths
Terrible accident in Paxaxcona Florida where C L Huff and his bride of three hours perished. The report cites earlier marriage ties and a pistol confrontation with Trainor leading to the fatal outcome. Other notes mention a man seeking shelter and claiming kinship to General Lee, plus various regional dispatch items from Savannah and Jackson.
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Paxaxcona
C. L. Huff
Bride
Kuifein Trainor
Hart
The Bland Bill Dead and Veto Sent to House
The president vetoes the Bland seigniorage bill saying recovery is under way and no change should impede convalescence. He cites uncertain construction and failure to maintain the parity of the metals as key objections, urging not to add to the treasury’s perplexities.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Confusion in the House as veto message sent
Republicans react to a presidential veto during a contested O'Neill Joy election scene. President’s executive clerk Pruden appears to transmit the veto, sparking crowding and speculation that the bill may be signed. The veto redirects focus to railroad pooling law and interstate commerce issues, amid broader political tension.
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Amairs
Wasmotox
O'Neill-Joy
Pruden
Ne. Dent
Damatrein
Ani
Eal
Georgia senatorial power shifts loom after veto debate
Reports from Americus outline a volatile Georgia political scene as President Cleveland's veto message stirs talk of Speaker Crisp entering the senatorial field. Gov. Northen may pick Crisp for Colquitt's term if a Republican House emerges, while other observers see the veto sharpening Crisp's prospects in state leadership.
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Colquitt
Georgia
Senate
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