Democrats Unite for Jeffersonian Policy at Victory Club
New York April 14 members of the Democracy club held a reception at the Craic Club Victory to honor Thomas Jefferson. David B Hill led the event urging unity among Democrats in city and state, with Perry Belmont and Lewis Nixon in attendance. Hill warned against monopolies and urged a return to Jeffersonian principles, while James M Griggs pressed party discipline and unity for success in 1904.
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Democratic Club
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David B. Hill
Perry Belmont
Bryan
Croker
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Hall
Fill
Bavid B. Hill
Hill
Walla
Vusinesa
Petween
Jefferson
Jeffergan
Mr. Hilgain
Washington
United States
Hills
James M. Griggs
Georgia
Congressional Committee
Democratic Party
Albany
House of Representatives
Congresa
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Murderer Dudley Aving Kills Family Near Stillwell
In SalIsaw Indiana April 14 a white man Dudley Aving killed his ten year old daughter fatally wounded two other children and seriously injured his wife He confessed saying he planned to kill all four fear of neighbors exposure led him to murder He was jailed to prevent lynching the authorities reported the two younger children will not survive and his wife is expected to recover The suspect broke down crying after hearing only the oldest daughter was dead.
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Dudley Aving
Stillwell
Dudley
Stailwell
Sallisaw
Morgan to settle L N merger with Southern railways
News from New York reports a high level Morgan controlled plan to merge the Louisville and Nashville with the Southern Railway. Gates, Belmonts, and Spencer circulate talks of Morgan settling the fight with a combined railroad system from Chicago to New Orleans. Local Knoxville notes show no change of control, while Morgan interests consolidate through Rock Island ties and other lines in intense stock market activity.
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Nashville
J. P. Morggo Company
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August Belmont
Morgan
Southern Railway
J. P. Morgan
Samuel Spencer
Charles Steele
George W. Perkins
Morgan & Co
Louisville and
Spencer
Mr. Perkins
Mr. Gates
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Nashville, Chattanooga and
St. Louis Road
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
Squthern
Lakes
Gulf
Northern Securities Company
Belmont
Moore Bros
Rork Island
Rock
J. P Morgan & Co
Evening Post
Wall Street Journal
Gates
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Southern
Rock Island
Nashvile
L. and
Perking
Louisville and Mashville
J. P. Morgan & Co
Ellen WW
Morgan New York
the Tribune
Southern Railway Company
William P. Hamilton
J. F. Harris
Stock Exchange House
Harris, Gates & Co
Edward Hawley
Iowa Central
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Colorado and Southern Railway Company
The
Tribune
Messrs. Gates
Hawley
John A. Drake
J. J. Mitchell
Issac J. Elwood
Stock Exchange
Knoxville
Tenn
Lafollette
Jellico
Atlanta
Northern
Narrows
Jellice
Pheladelphia
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Girard Trust Company
Messrs. Speyer & Co
New York
New York Banking House
Rock Island System
Two Children Murdered in Des Moines Outrage and Suspect Arrested
Des Moines residents mourn as Mary Peterson and Thomas Peterson, children of dairyman Peter J., are found murdered after an evening church outing. The assailant, reportedly a black man from Marquisville, is sought as thousands gather at the city jail where James Hutchins is detained on suspicion. Authorities note brutal head injuries and evidence of rape. fear and talk of lynching surge amid the investigation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Highland Park Methodist Church
Mary Peterson
Thomas
Peter J. Peterson
Peterson
Highland Park
Marquisville
James Hutchins
Hutchins
Robi Bishop
Ellijay
Elish Bramiett
Bramsett
Bishop
Twenty-Second District
Macon
Bartow Willingham
Forsyth
Worsham
Monroe County
Warren P. Lovell
Augusta
Jelks
Alabama
Coalburg
Tommie Stokes
Little Cypreas
Alabama Supreme Court
Lovejoy
Chinese Exclusion Debate Affects South Carolina Cotton Trade
Senate debates a Chinese exclusion bill with Foraker and McLaurin urging extension of current law while Lodge proposes removing a ban on Chinese sailors. McLaurin argues such policy harms U S trade with China and South Carolina’s booming cotton industry, which now dominates the state’s manufacturing and employment.
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Senate
Foraker
McLaurin
South Carolina
China
Far East
Ohio
Tellier
Yoraker
Lodge
Massachusetts
United States
South
Mr. McLaurin
Union
Forecast Summary Shows Rain and Warmer Trend Across Region
The forecast calls for rain on Tuesday and Wednesday with a warm up and northeast winds. Mean temperatures, precipitation totals, and historical figures are noted, while regional events include court decisions on building permits, corporate price coordination talks, Georgia journalists departing for Charleston, a deadly shooting in Ellijay, and political maneuvering in Alabama and the Senate. Local crime, legal matters, and international pressure items round out the briefing.
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