Mills Bill Opens Tariff Debate in House Amid Crowds
The tariff debate opened in the House with over a hundred names on the speaker’s list. Mr Mills delivered a long opening speech to a packed chamber, drawing praise and scrutiny from Democrats and Republicans alike. A judiciary panel moved to report favorably on the Guimes bill creating a new district court in southern Georgia, while Judge Stewart briefly collapsed in the chamber and was attended by physicians.
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Public Senate actions and tariff debate in Washington
The Senate tackled a public lands inquiry and a treaty matter with debates on lands forfeiture and national deposits. In the House, tariff policy dominated, with Mills and Kelley arguing over tax reduction, industry costs, and protections for labor and domestic production amid ongoing discussion of the whisky revenue and industrial growth.
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Conkling Death Rumor Disputed by Hotel Porter
April reports from Albany state Roscoe Conkling died after a day of conflicting messages at his bedside. A hotel porter circulated a death rumor later denied by Dr. Barker and confirmed only by the still fragile condition of the senator. Family and officials remained nearby as physicians warned of possible death within hours.
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Treasury circular invites bids on government bonds
April 17 circular from the Treasury Department announces a sale of government bonds on April 23. Proposals must specify bond type coupon or registered and include accrued interest. Right to reject or cancel sale reserved.
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Reunion tensions shake Chicago presbytery in April meeting
At the Chicago presbytery meeting the day’s highlight was Rev My Johnson’s preamble urging northern southern church union while rejecting plans to establish a new theoretical Presbyterian church. Debate sparked sharp fear of wartime divisions and possible realignment among regional churches. The uproar underscored deep sectional strains within the church.
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Brewers Strike and Accidents Highlight Atlanta News
Reports from Atlanta describe a brewing strike tied to reinstatement disputes with Moerlen in Cinchonatl, plus a fatal accident on the Georgia Pacific and Western and Atlantic tracks near Atlanta. Charles Green, a white worker, died after being struck by an approaching locomotive, while others were injured and treated at Ivy Street Hospital.
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Atlanta's Day At Piedmont Park Races Delight Crowds
The great bicycle meet in Atlanta wrapped a second day of fast racing at Piedmont Park with chases, sprints and handicaps. Chalfant led early in the championship race, Reed and Goldsmith close behind, Stephenson shone in the milk dash, and Brantley staged a bold finish in the mile events amid a thin but eager crowd. Officials and riders praised the meet as a promising start to Atlanta's sporting era.
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