Silver Is Dead, Williams Says Clash Over Party Policies
In Washington January 28 Republican Boutell of Lincoln and Democrat Williams of Mississippi clashed over party policies during a House debate on the deficiency bill. Boutell attacked Democrats as idol worshippers and forecast Roosevelt’s nomination, while Williams rebutted the attack and defended current policy including Philippines stance and the administration. The exchange highlighted tensions between northern and southern factions and the silver issue as a focal point.
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Ofllinois
Williams
Mississippi
Washington
Jsiary
Lincoln
Williggins
Wiliams
Houtell
House
Democratt Party
William Jennings Bryan
Nebuchadnezzar
Samson
Dingley
Roosevelt
Grant
McKinley
Monroe
Potomac
Ohio
Boufells
Williams Bald
Philippines
Val- 4
Forge
Thomas Jefferson
Christ
Relegation of the silver issue sparks party debate
In a tense session representative Williams argues factional influence beyond party platforms, noting shifts in gold output from 1993 to the present. A postmaster general information request follows a heated debate as the House adjourns for the day.
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Willisans
Ee. Stimply
Mississippi
Himelf
Willams
Boytell
Williams
Boutell
Wiliams
Post Office Department
Democratic State Committee Adopts Primary Resolutions
Montgomery Alabama January 26 special. The campaign committee chaired by Mallory adopts resolutions for state and county tickets color uniformity county tickets Jefferson county circuit judges and solicitor election of congressional district and circuit committeemen at May 26 1994 meeting and cost assessments and operational duties including printing tickets tally sheets and poll lists with committees authorized to hire aid and arrange for the May convention to fill vacancies in district committees.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mallory
Democratic State Committee
Thia
Jefferson County
Jones
Major Williamson Weds Miss Corinne Heyward in Savannah
Major William Wayne Williamson and Miss Corinne Heyward were married at Christchurch with palms and white carnations as decorations. Ushers included Beirne Gordon and John Sullivan Schley. The couple planned a reception on Gaston Street followed by a wedding trip.
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Corinne Heyward
Savannah
William Wayne Williamson
Right
Christchurch
Beirne Gordon
John Sullivan Schley
T. P Aueger
W. W. Owens
Miss Heyward
Henry D. Stevens
William N. Pratt
Charles H. Strong
Gudger Seeks Promotion to Pan ama Minister
Hezekiah A Gudger currently US consul at Panama has formally applied for promotion to minister to Panama. He believes the Panama post will soon be vacated by Mr Buchanan and expects a prompt appointment decision.
Parson Fear for Their Lives in Port Chester Letters
The Rev. John J. Cross of St Peters Church and Rev. Vincent Cignano of the Italian mission report threats to police. The letters warn them to leave Port Chester within fifteen days or be murdered. Police are examining the notes amid rising threats in the New York area.
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New York
John J. Cross
St. Peters Episcopal Church
Port Chester
Vincent Cignano
First Presbyterian Church
Macon Board Moves to Halt Fast Auto Driving
Macon aldermen declare war on reckless chauffeurs after a near miss Sunday. Chief Murphy ordered enforcement of the city speed limit to eight miles per hour and arrest violators. The ballot for a South Atlantic League lease at Central City ballpark was approved for 300, with same amount to be spent on improvements. Also, Gazette Publishing plans a $3,500 two revolution Cottrell press to print an eight page paper.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Board of Aldermen
Barney Oldfields
Bibb
Damour
Wilier
Murphy
Central City
Gazette
Tifton
Gazette Publishing Company
Atlanta
McClotchey Elected Cobb County Democratic Chairman
In Marietta Georgia on January 26 the Cobb county democratic executive committee elected D F McClotchey Jr chairman for the ensuing term. He is noted as a popular reading clerk of the house of representatives and a prominent Cobb county political figure. Little business was transacted before adjournment, with the chairmen call pending.
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McClotchey
Marietta
New Democratic Executive Committee
Cobb County
D F McClotchey, Jr
House of Representatives
Stomach Vacation Ad Promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
An old fashioned advertisement urges giving the stomach a rest via Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims the tablets digest food like a healthy stomach and serve as a temporary substitute, featuring a Chicago lawyer’s letter praising relief from sour stomach, fatigue, and improved work performance. The product is sold by druggists for 60 cents per box.
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Jack
Stuart
Chicago
Tate
Mileage Fight By Underwood In Congress
Washington January 26 Special Congress discusses the mileage appropriation of 145000 for the regular session as Underwood Alabama objects arguing no extra mileage is due since members served continuously since the extra session Brantley secures mail facilities for Jesup to Bainbridge rail service on Atlantic Coast Line pending railroad readiness.
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Washington
Congress
Underwood
Alabama
Committee On Appropriations
Masonry
Didge Crisp
Shallenberger
Atlantic Coast Line
Jesup
Bainbridge
Brantley
Kennedy held at Savannah on murder arrest
Savannah Georgia January 24 Special T. R Kennedy white was arrested here today for an alleged murder in Johnson county last October. He killed Oscar Carey and says Carey advanced with a knife when he shot him. Kennedy was well connected in Johnson county and fled after Carey died about seven days later. He had been arrested previously for assault with intent to murder and was under bond.
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Savannah
T. R Kennedy
Johnson County
Oscar Carey
Kennedy
Carey
Benc
State Militia Officers Granted Free Instruction
RIS has received Circular No 24 from the War Department Washington dated December 22 1903. It informs Georgia state militia officers may attend United States military schools with all expenses paid including subsistence and lodging. The circular explains travel allowances quarters and subsistence commutation per day for officers attending regular military courses.
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RIS
War Department
Washington
Mitla
Georgia
United States
Wash'nnton
Act of Congress
Organized Militia
District of Columbia
Regular Army
Army
Adjutant General's Office
Secretary of War
Congress
Military militia training benefits under secretary of war order
The act provides mass tickets and 4 cents per mile for travel to and from school for militia students who complete the course. Quarters allowances vary by rank with monthly limits, and subsistence is one dollar per day while attending. Students must supply uniforms, books, and room furnishings, commit to full-time study, and sign an attendance agreement. Failure leads to discharge and notice to governors. successful completion reports to War Department and governors with qualification notes. The War Department will publish accommodation limits. governors may propose allocations. By order of Secretary of War.
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Bia
War Department
Asia
Secretary of War
B. M. Young
Blair W. P Hall
Burton to Face Jury in Kansas Senator Indictment
United States Senator Joseph Ralph Burton of Kansas arrived in St. Louis after being indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of taking money from Rialto Grain and Securities to unduly influence postoffice recommendations about a possible fraud order. He declined to speak further, said he was not alarmed, and planned to post bond at the federal building after consulting with his new defense attorney Chester H. Krum. He arrived with his wife and registered at the Southern hotel.
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Bt Louis
United States
Joseph Ralph Burton
Kansas
Federal Grand Jury
Rialto Grain and Securities Company
Postoffice
St. Louis
Burton Sai
Burton
Southern Hotel
Norton
Federal Building
Chester H. Krum
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