Washington reacts as Gresham report spurs reform talk
Opinions from Washington on Secretary Gresham's policy role in the agginst reform in agricultural legislation surface. Lawmakers debate the Blount report and call for full disclosure to the Senate while stressing the need for confirmation of statements about the Lake Ohy monarchy controversy.
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Ovis
Greshan
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Cee
Wu Steeton
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Mfr
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Gresham
Morton's Suggestions and Reform Talk at Agricultural Dept
The article discusses Mr. Morton urging reform in the Agriculture Department including reduced annual appropriations and consolidation of botanical work. It notes opposition to stopping the agricultural report, and mentions the department as administrative plans for distribution. Also covered is President Cleveland preparing his message with secrecy to avoid early leaks and prior criticism over disclosure.
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Congress
Qanbar Tal
Wei
Civ
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Merton
de Bayt
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Cleveland
Houses of Congress
Monay
New York World
Gyeu
Benedict
Wall Street
Leyhiner
Italian girl abducted. two arrested in Birmingham case
In Birmingham Alabama on December 1 authorities arrested Dominick and 15 year old Lizzie Wed ford for abduction after a secret elopement with Lizzie’s former lover. Lizzie seeks divorce from Moses of Somerset Kentucky. authorities sent the couple back to Chattanooga portending legal action. The report blends other items from Nashville wage talks and a Carnegie steel layoff note.
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Ala
Joz Dominick
Lizzie Wedford
Chattanooga
Dominick
Lizzie
Moses
Somerist
Tarepot
Taiie
Saconati
Augusta Exposition Hosts Thanksgiving Day Show
In Augusta Georgia on December 1 the exposition drew 30 000 visitors in the city and over 40 000 overall as speakers including Patrick Wish J R Lamar Chen F Crisp, Steve Clay and W Y Atkinson praised Georgia South Carolina and the souths resources urging national leaders to visit the exposition and boost prosperity.
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Augusta
Atlanta
Savannah
Charleston
Macon
Allonia
Savangea
Patrickk Wish
J. R. Lamar
Chen
F. Crisp
Steve Clay
W. Y. Atginton
Sil
Chicago
Georgia
South Carolina
South
United States
Hord
Conference Session in Gainesville and Local Notices
The North Georgia Methodist Episcopal conference meets in Gainesville. Logan Carlisle, clerk in the treasury, son of Secretary Carlisle, is ill and confined. John Norman was struck in Meron Central yard. injuries include a broken back jaw and arm. J E Duart takes Guadaloupe post, family accompanying. New York cruiser trial board to meet Dec 11 in New York. Rear Admiral Belknap chairs. Minnie Dixon remains in Atlanta area. case against Oscar Saxon for Thurmond murder proceeds.
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Gainesville
Logan Carlisle
Treasury Department
Carlisle
John Norman
Central Railroad
Meron
Ly Anere
J. E. Duart
Tech
Guadalouye
New York
Sen
George E. Belknap
Minnia Dixon
Atlanta
Shessysebe
Oscar Saxon
J. Neal Thurmond
Mosher Sentenced in Sioux Falls After Lincoln Bank Scandal
Charles W. Mosher, once Nebraska Republican power and head of the Capital National Bank in Lincoln, is jailed in Sioux Falls after a long fraud saga. He faced a five year federal sentence for bank scheme losses around $200 000 and corrupt bonds. The案 reads like a sharp expose of political and financial ties with Lincoln figures, including a governor’s bond, while Mosher awaits fate and future wealth.
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United States
Sioux
Charles W. Mosher
West
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Republican Party
Nebraska
Capital National Bank of
Lincoln
Incoln
Chicago
Federal
Federal Union
Sioux Falls
Bennett
Plattsmouth
President's Message Centralizes Tariff and Hawaiian Policy
The president's upcoming message, longer than past ones, focuses on tariff and foreign affairs. Democrats expect support for the Wilson bill, while Hawaii policy draws debate in the Senate. Senator Morgan may distance from administration lines. Senator Mills backs Blount findings and calls for inquiry into provisional government origins. The message is expected to arrive Monday at the new session.
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Wasuvictos
Cleveland
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House
Senate
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Mills
Gresham
Blount
Senator Morgan Sees Merit in Tariff Bill
Senator Morgan praised the tariff bill as a sound framework worth Congress consideration. He noted possible corrections but favored the outline as better than the Walker tariff and signaled self protection guiding his stance on Alabama industries. He warned Eastern states withholding concessions and urged southern restraint until a more liberal northern approach emerges.
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Mountgomery
Ala
Morgan
United States
Congress
Alabama
Cranks at British Embassy Demand Audience in Washington
A man calling himself Michael Berry visited the British embassy in Washington and claimed railroad officials in both the U S and England conspired to keep him from work. He was not violent but appeared excited and was taken to headquarters after police were summoned.
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Cincinnati
Harry Hill
Atlanta
Pauncecfoft
Washington
Michael Berry
Berry
England
Rumors Hint Stahlman Likely Tennessee Senator Nominee
Atlanta reports suggest E. B. Stahlman, commissioner of the Southern Railway and Steamship association, is the strongest Senate candidate for Tennessee. Friends note he nearly secured the nomination last election, with Edwin Fitzgerald seen as his probable successor if Stahlman wins. Separately, Richmond and Danville receivers assume control of Charlotte Columbia and Augusta lines and related rails, discharging and then reemploying staff.
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E. B. Stahlman
Southern Railway and Steamship Association
United States
Tennessee
Stahlman
Edwin Fitzgerald
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway
Richmond and
Danville
Charlotte, Columbia
Augusta
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Cheraw and
Chester
Chester and
Lenoir
Shadow of Bribery Plagues Coughlin Jury
The Coughlin case jury faces postponement amid bribery concerns. A secret judge chamber conference signals possible removal of Jurors 8 and Wilson over alleged improper selection and statements. Affidavits from George Munn and Addie Spaulding implicate juror Gates’ wife, intensifying the dispute over jury vetting.
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CuHicaco
Judge Tuthill
Boitum
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G T. Wilson
George Munn
Addie Spaulding
Gate
Gates
Wilson
Incubator Baby Survives After Six Months in Bippus Lab
Dr C C Bippus Allegheny attended a woman who fell. her six month old baby, thought dead, survived after being placed in an incubator at the doctor’s office. The child grew stronger over four months and was restored to the mother. Big Gold Find in Texas Prompts Rush to Helen Blazes camp north of El Paso. Many miners head for new strike with findings of free gold at three feet. The Rights of Labor board in Philadelphia debates prop erty transfers as new master workman James Ry Sovereign arrives. University of Georgia Winter School in Agriculture readies improvements as Dr White and Hunnicutt improve the program.
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C. C. Bippus
Allegheny
Texas
Paso
Tex
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Organ District
el Paso
Philadelphia
the Rights of Labor
General Assembly
James Ry Sovereign
University of Georgia
Senate Chaplain Appointed to Succeed Late Jones
Rev. John L. D. Hillyer elected Senate chaplain, after long service in Forsyth and Jonesboro Georgia. In the Georgia House, Rankin seeks reconsideration on bonds for Scott New York, opposing interest payments. bill passes with amendment rejected. Civil marriage opposition grows in Hungary. cotton carload burned in Alabama. Ohio Sun prints and ceases. triplets born in Georgia. football injury prompts quick death prognosis in Boston. Across the world, Russian emigration via Hull grows. Fort Gua-Tia(ch) rebuilt near Melilla. birthday of the Princess of Wales marked. Georgia legislature debates mob violence prevention and county tax board creation. Nashville finance notes. a hog in Georgia reportedly fasting for 43 days.
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Jones
John L. D. Hillyer
Senate
John Jones
Hillyer
Forsyth
Jonesboro
Rankin
Gordon County
Scott
New York
House
Georgia
Treasury Committee
Atlanta
House of Representatives
New Building for Athens Promises Historic Record
Five brief items outline a new Athens construction project with a modern building to set city records. Details emphasize scale and civic ambition, highlighting public interest and potential fiscal implications.
Five Story Building Planned at Athens Corner
A new five story building will rise at the corner of Clayton and Jackson Streets in Athens replacing the Chinese Laundry. The structure measures forty by one hundred feet, will cost about thirty thousand dollars, and aims to dominate the city skyline when finished. The architect is already drafting plans and construction will begin once approved.
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Athens
Clayton and
Jackson Streets
Still Investigating Alliance Warehouse Case
The Alliance Warehouse matter remains under investigation with no new findings released. Receiver Rucker is organizing the business and farmers with warehouse accounts are pursuing legal steps to protect their claims as the matter is thoroughly sifted for full disclosure.
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Alliance
Rucker
Winter School of Agriculture Opens January Third
Prof H C Waite leads the State College program to extend practical scientific farming in Georgia. The three month winter school begins January 3 with aims to aid young men unable to enroll for a full nine month course. Costs under fifty dollars. sessions focus on practical agriculture and general education. Farmers Institutes and Georgia Experiment Station bulletins support the program.
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State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
State University
Uodergland
White
Georgia Experiment Station
Griffin
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