Senators McLaurin and Tillman Censured by Senate
The United States Senate censured South Carolina Senators Benjamin R Tillman and John L McLaurin for disorderly conduct during the open session on February 29. The majority report favors censure with differing views on punishment, while a minority calls for suspensions of five and twenty days respectively.
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South Carolina News Roundup From Waterloo To Greenwood
Statewide items report Tillman Fuller killed by a freight train near Waterloo. A Columbia family unconscious from coal gas exposure last week. Robberies at Cheraw depot and rail cars broken into. Cotton mills and stock increases in Seneca, Westminster, and Ensley. Violent incidents include a man firing at his sister in Greenwood and a tramp fatally struck by a train in Spartanburg. Exposition notes in Charleston and a D A R Day salute. Tragic deaths involve Emory Jordan’s poisoning illness and a Charleston man’s self inflicted death and a hospital fire accident in Spartanburg.
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Million dollar bank organized in New Orleans
A general news roundup reports a million dollar bank organization in New Orleans, a deadly avalanche in Colorado, and gradual U.S. military withdrawal from the Philippines. Other items note phosphate production, lectures by Colonel Bryan, a poisoning case in Baltimore, a large church project in Augusta, and various international affairs.
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Frye Czar-like attempt stumbles in Senate clash
Washington reports Frye’s bid to rule the Senate collapses under Democratic opposition. Tillman and McLaurin faced contempt charges, expulsion talk dropped, censure favored. Roosevelt’s civil service stance noted amid Cuba, Philippines and Danish West Indies debates in Congress.
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