Time for Treaty Vote Debated in Senate Session
Senator Gullom Genfers leads discussion as Washington debates Panama Canal treaty timing from February 15 to 23. Executive session ends with plan to vote by February 23 or sooner, amid criticism of executive influence on appointments and clashes over presidential encroachments. Senators Teller Poindexter Allison Dubois Gallinger Platt cited as examples.
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Washington
Senate
Somie Gay
Cme
Teller
Roosevelt
White House
Cleveland
McKinley
Pooner
Allison
Dubois
Gallinger
Platt
Connecticut
Fight Against Boll Weevil Work Begins in Texas
The Department of Agriculture issued a treasury detailing emergency boll weevil efforts in Texas. Chief Entomologist Howard will oversee work with W D Hunter and assistants from Victoria. Thirteen experimental farms will test pest control and crop diversification, with parasite searches in Central and South America and the West Indies.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Texas
Congress
Howard
Department
W. D. Hunter
Victoria
Tex
Central
South America
West Indies
Sanderson
Texas Ateté Agricultural Experiment Station
Princess Elizabeth of Austria Rumored to Die by Own Hand
The Prague castle report claims Princess Elizabeth, daughter of Rudolf and Stephanie, died by suicide amid rumors she planned a life away from royalty with Prince Otto von Windisch-Gratz. The broader Austrian tragedy links royal inheritance, scandal, and a fatal night at the Meyerling lodge.
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Mysteriou
Elizabeth
Rudolph
Austria
Franz Jozef
Stephanie
Leopold
Belgium
Meyerling
Vienna
Rudolf
Baroness Vetscera
Count Longay
Otto
Hapsburgs
Otto von Windiach-Gratz
Alander
Hapsburg
Prague
Europe
Hopsburg
Meets Death in Pataula Drowned Near Morris Station
John Causey, a prominent farmer living four miles from Georgetown, drowned in Pataula Creek near Morris Station in Eufaula Alabama. Returning late from the station after heavy rains swollen the creek, his body was recovered this morning near the fact bridge.
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John Causey
Morris Station
Eufaula
Ala
Georgetown
Pataula Creek
Causey
Fact Bridge
Chamberlains Leave for Egypt
London reports Joseph Chamberlain and Mrs Chamberlain departed for Egypt on a prolonged voyage. Lady Curzon and her children arrived in London today, as the viceroy of India’s wife visits with the family.
Great Movement for Gordon Fund Remains Initiated
The central executive committee of the John B. Gordon Monument Association met to broaden fundraising for a Gordon memorial. Atlanta committees reported over $3,000 pledged, with plans to enlist daily and weekly newspapers across Georgia and the South for subscriptions. New subcommittees were named in many cities to solicit funds, with Generals Evans and Calhoun urging coordinated press action and nation-wide enlistment via veteran camps and the Daughters of the Confederacy.
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John B. Gordon Monument Association
General Gordon
Atlanta
South
Fim
Calhoun
Confederate Veterara
Georgia
Daughters of the Confederacy
Clement A. Evans
Fred Lewis
Gordon Fund
Elberton
Thomas M Swift
I. H. O. Martin
P. M. Hawes
A. O. Harper
EB B. Tate
Greenesboro
Columbus
Heard
Ed A. Copeland
James B. Park
H. G. Lewis
E Davidson
Carrollton
J Brown
J. R. Adamson
Dr W. W. Fitts
M. BR. Russell
W. C. Hodnett
Norcrose
S. T. McBirdy
E. McElroy
George H. Jones, Jr
Jonn.o. Medlock
Buford-Bona Allen
Mr. Sudderth
McLeod
Shadburn
Callaway
Greenville
John W Park
W. T. Revill
Roswell Atkinson
R. O. Bender
H. W. Hill
BLI Colquitt
J. A. Bush
Alpharetta
T. L. Lewisa
L. Bell
Cumming
Illiam P. Bell
L. D. Patterson
Lee Edmondson
Lurmpkin
A. H Simpson
D. B. Fitzgerald
Jesse I. Weavera
Robert T. Humber
M. Corbett
Arthur L. Fort
Benjamin G. Hawes
R. T. Hobbs
B. F. Davis
W. H. Tatum
D Bruce
B. FP. Gaiflard
A. J. Vichey
Antezuma
J. E. DeVaughan
J B_ Hays
J. M
Jie du Pre
Fee Larshathdike
H. Rumph
Iain W. P Balawin
Felton
J. W. Frederick
I. H. Murphy
Danielsvile
L. M_ Carrington
Meadowa
Uena Vista
EH Me
J. M. Low
J. H Dannachael
Thomson
Thomas F. Watson
Smith
RM. Pearce
L. R. Farmer
M. W. Gross
Darien
J. Anace
L. C. Benton
Banderaville
Mark Newman
George D. Warthen
T. J. Pringie
A. W. Evans
Holt
Brooks Drasper
F. Carter Tate
W. B. Tate
Lexington
N. D. Arnold
James M. Amith
Joel Cloud
Camilla
Jensen Bush
IV. N. Spence
J. H Powall
Pelham
J. Ll. Hand
Israel Maples
Canton
J. R. Brown
G . Teasly
A. J. McAfea
Blakely
J. H Powell
W. A Buchanan
T. BM. Howard
Uyton
Morgan Ravnter
Swathesboro
Aif Herrington
George H. Bell
Faustteville
Blalock
I. Hela
Ipley
J. HE. Floyd
T. T. Murrah
Hamilton
Stanford
Trade Report Notes Mixed Signals for 1905 Spring
The February trade column cites cold western weather dampening expansion while southern distribution stays active. Baltimore's fire and Far East hostilities influence markets, but spring trade is expected to remain energetic in Baltimore and other cities as buyers shift to new stocks.
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Bradetreet
Baltimoro
Far East
Baltimore
Chicago
St. Louis
Kanads City
Thense Ceptera Ks
Pacific Coast
I Ie
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London
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Whitehall St
Great Movement For Gordon Fund
Chamberlin- Johnson- DuBose Company
Clark
C. J. Hood
Peter Zellara
A. G. McCurry
A. J. McMullin
E. B. Benson
Butler
Me Stock Hon
Baldwin
P. Callum
A. P Brantly
W. G. Brant
Pennille
HA. M. Franklin
C. M. Hatch
J. W Kelly
Izie Bashinston
Fort Gaines
W. A. Scott
Ges ‘Wilson
J_ a. Paulin
Ebraham
J. D. Keat Shell
Central West
Pittsburg
United Tem
Valentines
John M. Miller Co
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Macon
Grean Brankling
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