Georgia House Quorum Drift Delays New Rule Vote
The Georgia House faces a quorum shortage as funeral services prompt many members to attend in North Carolina. Debate over a proposed rules change to count a quorum unfolds with Republicans wary of empowering the majority. Deputized by Ike Tilton the Georgia delegation touts high attendance while intra party tensions rise over delaying tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yisrum
House
North Carolina
Boby Reed
Georgia
Union
Arins Ike Til
Frank A
Gordon
Senator Vance Death Delays Senate Plans In Congress
Washington April 15 Senator Vances death will disturb the weeks congressional agenda. The Senate and House plan adjournment soon in his honor after tomorrows session. The North Carolina senator was revered by colleagues across parties whose grief slowed the rapid pace of debate on Willson measures and related amendments. The chamber opened with a brief obituary and a short, impromptu farewell, as leaders signaled a week of scattered speeches and limited formal debate to routine items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasangton
Vance
Senate
North Carolina
Willson
Cone
Mills
Voorhees
Allison
V. Hit
Lodge
Hale
Mitchell
Harrs
Aldrich
New Jersey
Rae Soeaches
Tee In
Silent Shuffle for Senate Finance Panel After Vance Death
Washington April 15 The death of Senator Vance opens debate over his replacement on the Senate Finance Committee with talks centering on silver views and regional balance. Democrats and Republicans weigh southern influence, Pacific coast representation, and potential chairmanship moves as Turpie or White may shift to the Census panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Valce
Wall
Senate Committee of Finance
Vance
Senate
Voorutes
Ddarris
West and Dunes
Arsansas
Anon
Anu Gones
Ne- Yada
Werhersen
Democrat
Anu SaerMan
Murr
Aison
Aldrico
Yepuvutaus
Claus Uuiang
Uur
ailcPherson
Furiner
Ulgek
Ulgek Agdulsl
Alrstills
Adar
Wong Air
White
California
Pacific Coast
Sir. Vance
Gray
Delaware
Pugh
Alabama
Turpie
Indiana
Murphy
New York
Canada
CANDIDATES FOR JUDESHIP AT TENNESSEE CONVENTION
The Tennessee state convention to nominate Supreme Court judges opens in Nashville with six candidates for five seats. Front runners are D. L. Snodgrass W. C. Caldwell W. E. MacAllister J. S. Wilkes, plus Gallatin Chancellor George E. Seay and Memphis Chancellor W. D. Beard. Voting expected to settle nomination with Beard’s backers hopeful for an upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
D. L. Snodgrass
W. C. Caldwell
W. E. MacAllister
J. S. Wilkes
George E. Seay
Gallatin
W. D. Beard
Memphis
Cumberland
Dyer
Beard
Caldwell
Snodgrass
McAlister
Wilkes
Seay
Webb
Maxwell House
New York Tariff Debate Highlighted by Senator Hill
A Southern Democrat calls Senator Hill striking though differing on tariff. The piece notes Hill’s rise from a country lawyer to a leading figure in Congress and compares his oratory to other greats while pondering if he can withstand political storms. It also surveys unemployment figures and Dudley Field’s legal reforms, plus mugwump fallout and a notable gambler case in New York society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senator Hill
Gulliver
Sherman
Morgan
Davis
Voorhees
Bradstreet’s
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Central Western States
Northwestern States
Pacific Coast
Southern
David Dudley Field
Stephen J. Field
United States Supreme Court
Cyrus W
Atlantic Cable
Henry M. Field
New York State
England
India
Mr. Field
Harper Bros
Republican Party
Union League Club
Republican Committee of Thirty
Henry Harper
Committee of Thirty
Platt
Gene Case
The
Washington News Tonight
Breckinridge
Wing
Breckinridge-Pollard
Miss Pollard
Shot His Daughters Betrayer and Killed Himself
Chattanooga report outlines a fatal family feud when John Mulledese spurns a demand to marry a governor’s daughter, a confrontation ends with a shotgun blast killing Mulledese and his father. Also notes Rev Spraillee Burford’s death in New York after surgery and blood poisoning, birth details, and reports on tea-raising prospects in South Carolina and Arkansas primary election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sevierville
John Mulledese
Lafayette Mulledese
Mary Montgomery
Robert Montgomery
Mulledese
Young Mulledese
Miquel Firm Hopes 19 Succeed In Reichstag Dinner
Berlin April 15 Dr Miquel Prussian finance minister will host Wednesday the last dinner of the present parliamentary session. The event signals not the success of his tax plans but a display of political unity as rivals attend. He predicts policy debates will show necessity of reform and hints at further revenue measures. The Reichstag faces a new customs tariff bill amid empty seats and tense debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United Press
Miquel
von Caprivi
Miguel
Reichstag
Count von Kanitz
Count von
Thiergart
Times
Germany
Europe
Lieber
Ufe
Huene
Scherlemer- Alst
Ballestrem
Dieber
Reich- Stag
William
Grand Duke of
Baden
Carlsruhe
Coburg
Funeral Services for David Dudley Field Held at Calvary Church
Funeral services for the late jurist David Dudley Field were conducted at Calvary Episcopal Church New York with Rev Dr Morgan officiating. Pallbearers included Chief Justice Fuller and several prominent lawyers. The casket rests in the vestry overnight before transport to Stockbridge Massachusetts for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Church
Morgan
New York
David Dudley Field
Calvary Episcopal Church
Fourth Avenue
Twenty Second Street
Justice Fuller
John Bigelow
Charles Butter
Fesepn Ho Chorceic
William H. Evarts
Abrams. Hewitt
Charles A. Peabot
Cages Mit Cracken
University of New York
R. BE. Deyo
R. M. Gallaway
Abraham R. Lawrence
Henry H. Anderson
William Lane Becker
John F. Liticn
Charles P. Daly
Wager Swayne
Dr. Dzaiec
Grand Central Depot
Stockbridge
Mass
Archbishop Ireland Praises Industrial Army in Sermon
Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul delivers a sermon at St. Augustine Church in Washington, linking the labor movement to Christian duty. He extols work as holy, notes rights to rest and family, and calls for social order and gradual progress amid Coxey’s industrial march debate. He stresses equality with capital and warns against aimless effort, urging patience and practical democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Washington
St. Paul, Minn
Leo
Satelli
Coxey
St. Augustine
Joseph
Jesus
Joseph the Carpenter
Alabama Democrats Split as Morgan Refuses Endorsement
Senator Morgan of Alabama states a state convention should not endorse the Cleveland administration. He cites coinage law precedent and warns against endorsing federal policy, urging Democrats to defend constitutional rights and resist treasury policies. He also opposes sending a Black envoy and emphasizes party unity against administrations policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
John T. Morgan
Cleveland
Morgan
Washington
L. H. Finch
Wilcox
Ator
Aorgan
Sharn
Adam
Wilcox County
Alsabama
Treasury
George Washcent
Andrew Jackson
John Sherman
Republican Party
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osher
lLary SL North
Augusta
Turgiang
Duchess of Augusta
A. Ichardoin
Atlanta
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Smith
Morrill
McLaurin
Mississippi
Messrs. Morrilt
Perkins
Higgins
Hawley
Gallinger
Cullom
Dolph
Frye
Messrs
Smith
Palmer
Committee On Rules
Demo Socrats
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Tennessee
West
Omaha
Neb
Iowa
NEW York Topics
Ator Hill
Dudley Field
Union Club
Ecarte
Tennesseenn
Spraillee Burford
Wew York
Burford
Harroisburg
St. Charles College
St. Louis
New Orleans
South Carolina
British Foreign Office
E. H. Rawson-Walker
Charleston
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Ark
Fishback
United States Senate
J. IL. Little
Financial Reform
Mentary
Victoria Melita
Ernest Ludwig
Vienna
Hussars
Starhemberg
Frau Sacher
Bismarck
Warzin
Kissingen
Koelnische Zeitung
Mai
Prince Holkds
Anton Rubinstein
Russia
David Bdubley Field
the “Industrial Army
Carl Browne
Jesse A. Coxey
Jesse Coxey
Corey
Jesse Corey
Kelly
Kelly Industrial Army
Sheelin Station
Th Union Depot
Southmaha
Ariy
Welly
Ator, John T. Morgan
Roed Democracy
Senator Morgan
Gold
Bond Nartr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!