Tillman as Ringmaster of Roosevelt Show
Democrats gain control of the Ready to Make Fight Administration rail rate bill regulation measure reported yesterday.
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Tillman
Roosevelt
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1906
Page
1
Trust Senators Try to Spring Great Joke on Roosevelt
A scrambled garbled piece covers Senate reactions to the Hepburn bill and the White House rift. It notes Dolliver, Aldrich, Tillman, Clapp and others in a partisan clash over tax rate legislation and administrator program amid Roosevelt era politics.
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President Roosevelt
Hepburn Bill
Senate
Ty Houss
Grey Might
Jos
Vonry
Doagian
Roosevelt
Committee Toaay
Aldrich
Dalliver
Iowa
Clapp
House
Jeader
Dailiver
Peipolitver
White House
House Votes to Probe Rail Coal and Oil Handling Practices
Washington February 23 The House agreed to the Tillman-Gillespie resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to immediately inquire and report on alleged restraints of trade by certain railroads in coal and oil handling. Debates praised action against railroad practices. The session also passed the Muscle Shoals dam bill authorizing a large water power project on the Tennessee River in Alabama. The House adjourned until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Tillmen-Gillespie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Grosvenor
Ohio
Gillespie
Texas
Townsend
Michigan
Mann
Illinois
Persod
Muscle Shoals Dam
Secretary of War
Tennessee River
Alabama
Congress
Te House
Gearing at Cincinnati Reveals County Treasurer Graft
County Treasurer Hynicka of Hamilton County received about $20 in gratuities for public deposits from various banks, disclosed before a state senate committee. Witnesses alleged improper influence and questioned deposit practices while the committee warned that the inquiry could be expanded or revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hynicka
Song
State Senate
Cincin
Hunton County
Niverutie
Drake, Espy
Phulp
Husphers
Renater Drake
Bernhardt to Play Here in Atlanta March 15 and 16
French actress Sara Bernhardt will perform in Atlanta at the Peachtree auditorium on March 15 and 16. Manager Anderson has closed with advance agent William Gorman, with alterations planned to the auditorium to accommodate 8,500 spectators and stage setup. The production faces opposition from the theatrical syndicate, delaying exact dates and requiring behind the scenes changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Bernhardt
Atlanta
Peachtree
Anderson
William Gorman
The
Divine Sara
Theatrical Trust Syndicate
Cincinnati
New York
Gorman
Bern- Hardt
Klaw & Erlanger
Richard Mansfield
Bernhardt
Texas
Peachtree Auditorium
Nunnally Attacks Hoke Smith Barred by Railroads and Reform
Rev G A Nunnally spoke in Macon accusing Hoke Smith of collusion with railroads and backing for governor. He charged Smith with seeking to control the Piedmont bar and higher offices, urged voters to defend women from shame, and condemned disfranchisement proposals while denouncing the state’s political ties. The speech focused on railroad power, bar influence, and party integrity.
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A . Macon
Smith
Ena
Ly Nunnally
Georgia
Nomay
Piedmont
Nunnally
Hoke Smith
Commonwealth
Dr. Nunnally
Atlanta Journal
Democratic Party
Maud
Temple of Democracy
Local Farmer Mack Cooper Found Dead in Bed
Comer Georgia February 25 Special Mack Cooper a prosperous farmer two miles south of town was found dead in bed this morning daylight age 70 born and raised in this community he had been in good health yesterday death a shock to relatives and children Ellerton Mew Industries Ellerton Georgia February 23 Special Agmeng then announced new bottling works a broom of enlarged plants and a frame up bolstering factory by J S McDonald
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Comer
Mack Cooper
Madiana
Elperton
Mew Industries
Ellerton
Spc
Elberta
J. 8. McDonald
Elevator Plunges Five Floors Injuring Four Men
An elevator at Temple Court on the Alabama and Pryor street corner fell five floors yesterday afternoon. The brake failed and the clamps released, sending the car to the basement. Four men were hurt, including Benjamin H. Hill and John W. Moore, with Hill severely injured and Moore on crutches soon after. Irving Wiley, the elevator operator, escaped unharmed. Dr. W. A. Starnes suffered back injuries, with uncertain ankle damage. The cause remains unknown after exhaustive checks.
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Temple Court Building
Corer Alabama
Benjamin H.hild
East North ‘Avenue
Law Run
D. Hill
Temple Court
John W. Moore
Forrest Avenue
J. W. Moore
George Gordon
Tennnis Court
W. A. Starnes
Decatur Street
Inman Park
I. Irving Wiley
Auburn Avenue
W.H. Turman
Grange Street
Samuel H. Venable
Benjamin H. Hit
East North Avenue
Bis
Dre, Hikin
Cooper
Mr. Hill
Moore
Starnes
Starmes
W. H. Turman
Mr. Turman
Sxgerts
Faye
Alabama Street
Governor Goes To Save Negro Murder Trial
New Orleans February 28 Governor Blanchard took tonight's train for Shreveport to help allay excitement over the Lear murder and the murder trial of Charles Coleman. If Coleman is convicted the execution date would be set with minimal delay. Shreveport expects Monday for the execution. Blanchard praised Sheriff Ward and local citizens for preserving order and said a strong military presence is on the scene to prevent lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Blanchard
Shreveport
Lear
Charles Coleman
Coleman
Ward
George Tripp Acquitted After Turbulent Trial in Hawkinsville
Judge Martin will extend court for a week to clear the criminal docket. George Tripp, charged with assault on a servant girl, was acquitted after a highly watched trial. The case drew big attention as officials and attendees described tense proceedings and mixed reactions.
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Martin
Pulacki
Hawkinsville
George Tripp
Tripp
Bord Calvin
Negra
Protested Innocence As Trap Was Sprung
Chicago on February 23 Johann Hoch a confessed bigamist and alleged killer was hanged in the county jail for poisoning his wife Marie Welcker Hoeh. His last words were an assertion of innocence. Attorneys sought a writ of habeas corpus claiming violation of due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johann Hach
Zonvietea
Bigamivist
Marie Welcker-Hoeh
Hoch
Eatih
Coe von
Tee Deteriaces
Cief
United States Circuit Court
United States
Stat
Maher
Comerford
Jalor Whitman
Peters
Weather forecast for several states issued on February 23
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday: Georgia fair with warmer conditions in the east and south, cooler in the north. North Carolina warmer Saturday then colder in the west with light to fresh south winds. Florida fair with light to fresh easterly winds, western Florida colder Sunday. Alabama fair Saturday, cooler north, Sunday cooler with south winds. Includes local date and temperature notes from various stations.
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Washington
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
Alabama
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