Indignant graduation at Milledgeville college scene
Milledgeville Ga June 4 special graduates of the Girls Normal and Industrial College faced a historic upheaval as Miss Emmie Spence was expelled for exam fraud. Governor Atkinson and trustees clashed with faculty over reinstatement while students and townspeople watched a tense commencement unfold.
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State Normal College
Milledgeville, Ga
Normal and Industrial College
State Capitol
F. Y. Atkinson
Hmruepence
Genin
Spence Eral
William Spence
Sidwest
Georgia
Camilla
Clark
Langeeses
J. Warns
Sjrace
Atknson
Board of Trustees
Maine Haldwin County
Oil Executive Mansion
Chappell
Tere
Miss Spence
Spence
Ilr Ps
Big Sister
Fleming duBignon
Patrick Amaish
Atkinson
N. J. Lamar
T. F. Newell
Macon
Savannah
Industrial College
Constitution
Gewa Normal and Industrial College
Tientlumen
Thin Bh
Mbss
Cmd
Tua
Upnen
Rignr
Wil
Savanna
Board of Trust
Emile Spence
Pat Walsh
Fleming du Bignon
Newell
Dupree
Lamar
Millergeville
President Chappel
Lassier
President Chappell
Anna Richey
Tuttle Vinson
Louise Wright
Augusta
Nati. Harris
Maron
Roberta i Yon
Olive West
Louise Hortense Weight
Rosa Cor- Collegiate
Gre Luates
Nella Brown
Elizabeth Manzers
Buena Casa
West Praul U
Ney
Abe
Ctappell
Harrba
Harris
Isbin
Lbs Lace
Misa Emmie Spence
Chappe
Professor Chappell
Convention by bye Goldbugs are Few and Sick
Springfield June 4. The silver convention plan is mapped with a goal to avoid attacking the president. Delegates expect to elect a single plank platform favoring free coinage of silver at 16 to 1. Governor Altgeld speaks for order while gold standard supporters debate strategy.
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Springfeld
Cleveland
Altgeld
Rolbing
Democratic State Central Committee
United States
Benton
Spangler
Internal Revenue
J. W. Potter
Rock Island
Hallam
Monmouth
Len ‘2
Cable
Chicago
Monroe A. Crawford
Union County
Samunl PB. McConnell
Cmcage
Andrew J. Hunter
Htnrichsen
Cook County
Welock
James Farrell
Lhelleye
Illinois
Robert J. Burke
Hall of Representatives
Gold Standard
State Central Committee
Goodrich
State Committee
Jackson
Miss
Yazoo County
United States Senate
H. D. Money
Senate
Tne
Yazoo
J. George
Memphis
Verdict for Paine in Libel Suit Against World
William L. Paine wins a $35,000 libel damages verdict against The New York World Publishing Company. Paine, a lawyer, had been accused of eloping with Mrs. de Lee in a Wilkes-Barre case. Both Paine and his wife testified to their marriage, two children from this union, and separate children from Mrs. Paine’s prior marriage. The jury returned the verdict quickly before Judge Tugraham in New York City.
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New York World
New York
Oa Wbel
Supreme Court
Tugraham
Prees Publishing Company
World
Willam L. Paine
Paine
Wilkesbarre
Ita
Mr. Paine
de Lee
Jury awards $1000 in Reamy v Pilot Publishing Co
In Norfolk Virginia on June 4 a jury awarded Mrs Rev A J Reamy of Hastern Shore Virginia $1000 damages against The Pilot Publishing Co and Sam W Small for damages to her character from a publication implying untrue reflections. The case stems from a correspondent's remarks printed by The Pilot. In Columbus Ohio June 4 W G Overstreet says he was once associated with Rev Sam Small in a Texas newspaper. In New York June 4 Salvation Army dedicates its new national headquarters on Fourteenth Street near Sixth Avenue at a cost of 5110,100.
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Visa
Reamy
Norfolk
Court of Law and Chancery
Rev
A. J. Reamy
Hastern Shore
Pilot Publishing Company
Sam W. Small
Pilot
Astern Shore
Army
New York
The
Salvation Army
Fourteenth Street
Sixth Avenues
Vermont Silver Issue Prompts National Debate
Robert M. Collins reports Vermont magnate Joseph Battell backs free silver, aiming to lift prosperity and rebuke capitalist press. Battell, a farmer with $50,000 yearly income, founded Yale’s Battell chapel and endorses bimetallic or free coinage. Olney likely to become secretary of state. Dickinson eyed for attorney general. Mrs. Cleveland plans summer at Gray Gables with a forthcoming domestic event.
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Washington
Robert M. Collins
United States
Boston
New York
Angi
Atlanta Constitution
Chicago
Battell
New England
Olney
Dickinson
Hoke Smith
Department of Justice
Thurber
Cleveland
Michigan
Gray Gables
Cabinet Changes and Elite Marriages Feature in Chronicle
The Chronicle reports Cabinet reshuffles tied to Secretary of State Gresham's death with Moran offered and likely to join the Olney administration, preserving Moran Krause & Mayor ties. It also notes Edith Rockefeller’s engagement to Harold Fowler McCormick, signaling closer ties among America's elite families, and mentions ex-Postmaster General Bissell traveling to Asheville for health.
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Moran
Olney
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Judge Moran
Moran, Krause & Mayor
Hissel
Asheville
Knoxville
Tenn
Bissell
N. C
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Governor Atkinson
Qweaiy
Camila
Simoom
Cuakoos
Hesing
Mr. Hesing
Staats
Bownd
Lkely
Treasury Department
Lst
Belmont-Morgan Syndicate
Treasury
New York City
Pelmont-Morgan
Iis
Belmont-Morgan
Synthate
Sam Shiall
Josey Datta
Pheed of
Gold and
Wer Substatzed Press
Vermont
New Engling
Breshan
Dickinson Seema
Attyney Genteral
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