Day in Congress on Wilkins Resolution and Tariff Debate
The House debated the Wilkins resolution to study Confederate archives and a surplus bond purchase plan. We Sawden and Weaver clashed over the resolution, while the Ways and Means panel eyed the bond bill. Debate covered tariff studies, harbor appropriations, and statehood for Dakota Territory.
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Wasracres
Phelan
Tennesse
United States
Tost
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of the Navy
Department of Each
Ram Yory
Weaver
Mc Hatch
Hatch
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Planchard
Myer Ani Harbor
Penney
Blanchard
Georgus
Urs
Manere
Candler
Stewart
Blount
Prates
Louisiana
Lexan
Oregon
Miccligan
New York
New York City
Brookly
Me Nutting
New York Harbor
York George
Thala
Sadie Gaftdau
Tomo
Almatesery
Kmn
Gitonzh
Grastou Servis
Iiarnes
Estvuies
Augosia
Sgounet Die Hramatica
Esea
Mia FE Mills
Citiooga
Court of Daing
Nnewood
Ruth Daroks
House Debates Bond Purchases and Surplus Powers
Long congressional session notes debate over treasury power to buy United States bonds with surplus funds. Resolutions discuss declaring treasury discretion, with votes on suspending rules and adopting a declaratory resolution. Mention of Spooner substitute, Blanchard motion, and Beokingham opposition, plus references to committee actions and postwar finance debates.
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Riddleberger
Bherman
Kiddie
Harwell
Senate
Treasury
Natonal Banka
Biz Farwell
Lim
Moses Stewart
Rergan
Dakota
Spooner
South Jaota
South Dakota
South Colina
Patou
South Daota
Antit
Yost
de Wil
Mrlett
Myr Jather
Charlotte Arbor
Florida
Iran
Alter
Cewion
de Venate
Fant
Secretary of the Treasury
Wasnigatoy
Herbert
Alabama
Cobb
Alabamra
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Lroguary
United States
Phelan
Tennessee
Styten Ilan Sound
Baltimore and Ola
Yorkuth
Atlee
Phelps
New Jersey
Blanchart
Muapend
Anerchant Marine
Fisherias
Ngutaf
Vir Wykun
Obie
House of Repereulattrer
Frees
House
Spooners
Wilhane
Ma_ Snorner
Bromm
Bang
Alabama Republicans Fight For Presidential Favorites
In Je Alabama, April 16, special report notes Republicans plan a vigorous campaign to support preferred presidential candidates. It cites fundraising starting strong, with money spreading widely, while internal factions and the Chicago delegation loom large in early strategy and candidate alignment. The piece highlights key Alabama figures and tensions within the party as it moves toward the next campaign season.
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Moxroomway
Ala
Chicago
Billoungblood
National Republican
Onmsmlites
CROSS AND WHITE THE TRIAL OF THE BANK FORWERS DISCUSSED
The article outlines the Cross and White case, presidents and cashiers of State National Bank, extradition disputes between United States District Attorney Husben, Solicitor Argo, and Governor's agents. It covers forged notes, questions of extradition versus surrender, and looming trials on forgery with wider alleged crimes noted. Also reported are Carolina murderers facing death and brewer lockouts impacting 4,000 workers across multiple cities with related legal and labor tensions.
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Bayerag
Cross
Walte
Therm
Wake
Faybee
Euson
Thea Foots
Hhe
Boabes
Congress of
Busbee
Aroas
White
Biglow
Toronto
Iinstep
Duabes Baa
Eranent
Crosa
Creag
Sama Tong
Crash
Caholin
Baganon
Daniel Baggs
Lew Hanever
Hooswara
Laura Johnson Ao
Union
New York
Helfers
National Brewer's Association
Bowes
Joma Brewers’ Union
Ths
Thia
Clarendon Ballt
Thireenth Street
Nuanced Report From April Dispatches On Europe and Politics
The bulletin mixes royal illness rumors from Berlin with political fallout in France and Britain, noting Emperor Frederick III’s frail lungs and a royal family gathering in a crisis. It also covers Bayard’s potential marriage to Mrs Folsom, Judge Speer’s Lomax mortgage ruling, and a Georgia foreclosure case with liquidation details.
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Baum
Mackenzis
Mackanze
Emer
Fautily
Athe Castle
Prnca
William
Berlin
Auguste
Atbert Bismarck
Redaide
Thora
Moody Macus
Biamarek
Ani
Empero
Mimarek
Britain
Enghieh
Ss. Sd Agaist
Bayard
Pilliedelp
Evening Telegram
Folsom
Cleveland
Alate
Jane
Clevelands Mariace
Frances Folsom
Eli Bayud
Delaware
Europe
Gellator Hayard
Atate
Livi Ag
Bayards
Bulsams
Clevelands
Daniel Lamont
State Department
Bayanyan
Caroline A Lamar
Morphy Lectures Highlighted By Paranepe Advocate
In Louver Kentucky on April 12 Francie Morphy the paranepe advocate delivered a lecture amid call for reform. The event drew notable attendees including Childs and Sa ei with emphasis on women’s rights and social issues.
Racing Wheelmen at Piedmont Park Featured Amatuer Meet
Four day bicycle racing in Atlanta drew crowds as riders from Guage and others clashed on the track. Chalfant, Reed, Weibens and Durant led multiple sprints with Weibens claiming several events, Goldsmith and Stevenson close behind. The program included professional races, with Fox Guernaey and Bearsley among entrants, and the city announced a reduced twenty five cent admission.
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Atlante
Guage
Markham
Atlanta
Mart
Homer Reed
Henry Goldenuth
Lon Powsra
Ed Durant
Red Chalfant
Ausuta
Fred Werbens
Horwell
Worbens
Hood
Chalfant
Durant
Mus Camerone
Wea
Atart
Weibers
Weibens
Welbens
Beed
Goldsmith
Powers
Chalfants
Sgo
Stevenson
Hadwal Reed
Werbens
Eed
Anne
Goldsmith Card
Dus
Heed
Tanmicae
Stivenson
Grads
Uarry Durant
Wailliams
Corkley
Noved Weatcre
Alf Yratur
Gob Urantley
Teed
Chalfant Dartal
Weatens
Reed
Iead
H Smith
Lou Bowers
Meare Howardy
Harty
Jim Freeman
John Clarke
C. H. Smith
Guernaey
Buffalo
Bearsley
South
Tre
Atlanta Club
Chattons
Cindy
Holey
Kesey Aren
Ausate Reyes
Matizelle
Prem
Georgia Rail Promises Liberal Terms for New Line Bonds
Ambitious plan for a Georgia railroad extends from Savannah to Dublin with a potential link to Waycross and Jacksonville. Wealthy backers from New York and Georgia finance schemes include Mrs Gould and local capital, promising reduced travel times and economic growth while raising worker support and political interest in the project. Tracks would shorten the Central, East Tennessee and Georgia routes, boosting state connectivity and development prospects.
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Catonei
Nor Goeek
Georgia
Maefor
Dons
Kfz
Aisratie
Vna
Gould
York
Madiau
Mat County
Madeson
Stetagw Magon
Drblitt Lins
Garaniey
Fernoon
Machomeerees
Dublin
Waycross
Jacksonville
Savannah
Dolan
Machen
Georgis
Tentsee
Varginia
Geo
Mason
Macons Delegation to Baptist Convention in Brunswick
The Georgia State Baptist Convention meets in Brunswick next Thursday. Delegates include Rev Dis EW Warren Wit H McIntosh and A J Bite for the association and Meura CE Withaghass Mallory EO Hugenm Clem Stead and Hey V Baldy for laymen. Carl Stead represents the Young People Missionary band. Dr PRL Melis will preach opening sermon. The secretary position will be elected. Dr A J Battle of Mercer is mentioned as a possible successor.
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Baptist Convention
Bransoice
Macox
Brunswick
Thumiay
Delegaton Arena
Dis
EW Warren
Wit H McIntosh
J Bite
Inccination
Meura CE Withaghass
Mallory
EO Hugenm
Clem Stead
Hey V' Baldy
Ais
Carl Stead
Ber
F Brauttey
Belle Lettren 2
Ex University
Prl Melis
A J Battle
Merceriam
Augusta Ga Train Collision Kills One Worker
In Augusta Georgia on a spring morning a switch lamp lighter named Jue van was struck and killed by an engine near Grantville as the locomotive overtook him on the track. The fatality appears accidental with the man walking along the line when the train could not stop in time.
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Avoreta
Trilla Tun Teton
Augusta
Aceysta
Eoali
Ovtzoning Tras
Raivay
Auguste
Jue van
Grantovil
Thadys
Tivan
Charlotte Columbia
Ausquata Road
Hug
Las Jeg
Kaee
Ryan
Fragmented 19th Century Notices Mix Of Events And Names
A garbled collection of historical items mentions liquor licenses in Philadelphia, a Madrid conference on a dispute, trustee dividends for creditors, expulsions from a society, and various scattered notes about poets, legislature sessions, and river levels. The text blends misread names, dates, and places, producing a patchwork of legal, cultural, and civic references.
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Philadelphia
Cranti
Moroeco
Madrid
Edward Parcel
Celatos
Legrand
Seguin
Heller Fam
Onjer
Edgar Thompson
Arnold
Grie
Theclo
Liverpool
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Waya and Means Committee
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Forwers
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Aloud
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Louver, Ky
Francie Morphy
Paranep Advoorte
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