Chandler on the race question and the Fifteenth Amendment
A lengthy interview with Senator William E. Chandler of New Hampshire discusses the Fifteenth Amendment, disfranchisement, educational qualifications, and the political race problem in the South. Chandler argues against universal educational suffrage tests, predicts white and black political tensions, and urges constitutional obedience as the only lasting remedy.
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Wasmarox
Janary
William E. Chandler
New Hamphire
United States
Senate
Senator Chandler
Governor Foraker
Ohio
Hut
Chandler
Republican Pathy
Umut
Yardson
Oates
Republican Party
Harrison
Venegra
Senstor Tayalls
Imaunu
South
Sat
Trenty
Ric
House
Senate Week Promises Debates on Provocation and Extradition
Senate week advances provocation and consular bills with foreign relations hearings, while Sherman’s anti trust measure nears a vote. Discussions include the Nicaragua canal and river and harbor bills, with Oklahoma elect ion and Panama resolution futures debated. a chaotic Chattanooga incident and fishing license disputes in Ottawa accompany international issues.
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Wasnix
Senate
Secrat
Trenty
Sherman
Frye
Pacific Railroad
Umads
Horr
Mitchell
Chandler
Louisiana
Messrs
Fadre
Runsdail
Cocombia
Claridy
Nicaragua Canal
Honss
Oklahome
Payson
Crisp
Blanchard
Edowis
Panama
Senators Allison and Cullom Consult With General Harrison
January 27 report from Wash ington describes Senators Allison and Cullom meeting with General Harrison at his home. They lunched and discussed cabinet prospects and the Samoa question amid broader talks on administration plans. Cullom voiced cautious views on policy, while Allison stayed reticent about cabinet outcomes. Cullom departed for Springfield. Allison to Washington.
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Etary Bayard
Whitney Ditfer
Washsbetos
Bayard
Whitney
Navy
Dudgeon
State Department
Herbert
Naval Committee of the House
United States
Bamea
Br. Bayard
Congress
Tainisterg
Alan
Mr. Bayard
Mr. Whitney
Somo Ng
Hig Bot
Ewe
Vance
Wasmyates
North Carolina
E,w. B
Allison
Cullom
Halford
Atom 60N
Harri
Allison Restainng
Etig
Senate
She Jong
Treasury Department
Soma
Samoa
Cleveland
I Son
Constesa
Harrison
Petty
Sowe
Suuator
Roy Coun- Tam
A. Mattar
Duticutty
Mr. Cullom
Springfield
Bun
Wusition
Horrible Murder in Michigan Leaves Widow Murder Suspect?
Jackson, Michigan, January 27. Robert Lattimer, a prominent druggist, died October 21, 1887 after sudden vomiting. His wife was found dead in bed, bloodied and with signs of struggle. The son returned from Detroit. he faced a harsh examination by the prosecuting attorney, with no new details released.
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Jackon
Mich
Robert ¥. Lattimer
Jackson
Bait An Bon
Fagaranes
Detroit
Barrax
Robert Young
Stephen Smith
Granty
Sy Dudley
IxDinarons
Ind
W. W. Dudley
United States Grand Jury
Bismarck
Beery
Princs Dismarck
Germany
Wiliam
Alsace-Lorraine
Count von Moike
Sion
Austria
Italy
England
Prince ‘Bi
Roeismarck
William
Prince Henry
Soloneley
Cormany
Irmaseet
Malestoa
Partivaue
Biangrek
Fran Sheepany
Republicans Aim to Control House Balance in 1921
The southern Republicans in Missouri plan to hold the balance of power in the next House by seizing chairmanships of key committees and shaping the vote for the speaker. They expect to challenge any southern Democrat seat in contest, pressing unity among Democrats to block quorum and influence outcomes.
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Ther Schene
Clove Corporation
Missouri Republic
A Bow in a Stable and the Slaying at Dayton Tenn
Special report from Dayton Tennessee near Chattanooga describes Colonel S B Northup shot by Policeman Doughty in a livery stable after a quarrel over disturbances. Northup died soon after as Doughty fled and remained at large tonight.
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Cuatra Nooca
Dayton
Tenn
Chattanooga
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
8. B. Northup
Doughty
Colonel Northup
Northup
Nine Poisoned by Milk In New York Breakfast
Nine people living at 28 Cottage Place, including four New York police officers, fell ill after a New Year breakfast blamed on impure milk. Officers Patrick O'Brien Alvin K. Vantasal Norman Sheldon and Martin Handy from the fifth Precinct were among the diners with five others, mainly women, at Elizabeth C. Stuart's boardinghouse. Brand oatmeal served, many drank milk. O'Brien was rushed to a hospital but survived. others improved as health officials investigated. Separately, Archie Trigg, a colored wrestler from Virginia, was shot and killed by James Bibon in Walker's negro dive after a dispute over money.
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Cottage Place
Eay
Patrick ‘O'Brien
Alvin K. Vantasael
Norman Sheldon
Martin Handy
Fifth Precinct
Aquad
Earl
Elizabeth C. Stuart
P. J. Monahan
Charles Monahan, Jr. Lowe
Misa Kegan
Miss McCane
Broshop
Stavamyvinre
Archie Trigg
Virginis
James Bibon
Walker
Bioney
Zasaman
Willir
Dar-es-Salam
Sophie
Cape
O'Brien
Dean
William O'Brien
Hag
Mungis Entea
Meo Urlén
le Kreyne
Castlerea
Duibis Anowhl 5
Brescot
George Crouch Crime and Desertion in Indian Territory
A long dispatch reports the arrest of George Crouch in the Indian Territory for a 1883 murder in Cherokee County, Alabama. It outlines a family feud, escape attempts, and pursuit with Governor O Neil offering a reward, showing borderland violence and fugitive drama across Texas and Indian lands.
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Geoege Crouch
Morroommry
Ala
Ali
George Crouch
Indian Territory
Ee County
Joes
Crouch
Cherokee County
Markie
Ok Qinet
George
Frank Crouch
Cross Plains
Mark White
Frank
O'Neil
Countien
Tera
Kommoto
George Grouding
Texas
Sally
Boulangist Triumphs Spark Paris Street Turmoil Amid Elections
Paris streets buzzed with Boulangist support as General Boulanger appeared poised for a sweeping win. Violent clashes erupted in Montmartre and Faubourg du Temple injuring several. police arrested ring leaders. Night brought continued demonstrations, with crowds cheering Boulangist and Marseillaise songs as ministers pored over returns predicting a large majority for Boulanger and a possible cabinet resignation.
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Parla
Sontanger
Montmartre
Faubourg du Temple
Place de la Republique
Place de Lopera
Atic
Faubourg St. Germain
Champs Elysees
Altro
Radical Party
Boulanger
Jacques
Beule
Resnl
Rots
Durand
Durini
Seine
Nord
Te Ie
M. Magnin
Bank of France
Ove
Son
Loved a Pretty Cashier Sparks Suicide Plot
A Boston tragedy centers on Eugene Barrett who loved a downtown cashier, Sadie Sullivan, age seventeen. After repeated courtship rejected by Sadie, Barrett moved away, then shot himself in the head near Boston. Sadie, visiting the hospital, caused a sensational local uproar as Barrett’s fixation became public. In Denver a murder arrest follows involving Red Shirt and others, tied to a Wichita case and a separate Wyoming territory pursuit.
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Eugene Barrett
Alcide
New York
Hoston
Sadie
Sadie Eilivan
Barrett
Badio
Young Barret
Sadia
Boston Sodar
Denver
Col
Jamy
Wichita
Falta
Martis Walu
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