LARD LOBBYING AND SENATE FIGHTS IN WASHINGTON
In Washington March 2 a vigorous tax lobby campaigns for the cotton seed oil bill while southern lawmakers resist. Mc Morgan of Mississippi urges a $3 per bale penalty on southern cottonseed, risking higher costs for farmers and producers. Warmoth is poised for confirmation as port of New Orleans collector as Republican support solidifies. The week’s congressional agenda focuses on education, trusts, public buildings, and pension matters with votes anticipated on several measures.
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International American Conference Nears Adjournment
Delegates say final adjournment will likely occur around April 1 as most committees have issued reports. The customs union, postal and cable reports, and monetary conventions are in progress with printers and soon ready for conference action. Meanwhile Vice President Morton arrived in Charleston with a warm reception and plans an excursion to forts and Magnolia Gardens before heading to Florida.
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Severe Snow Storm Strikes New York City Reports Heavy Snow
Severe snow storm paralyzed streets and elevated rail lines in New York City as six inches of snow fell by night. Accidents occurred on sidewalks and trains slowed. Brooklyn and police stations logged many slips and falls.
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Fort Moxnox
Inman Vindicated as Suit Dismissed in McInman Case
New York March 2 Special John Inman stands vindicated as false accusations fail. Platt and allied parties who joined December suit against McInman over Tennessee Coal and Iron are shown to be unreliable witnesses. Court files reveal no merit in charges. case dismissed unconditionally, clearing Inman’s name.
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Tow Platt
McInman
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Inman
Tony Pratt
Sam
John Inman
Rumors Of West Point Terminal Control Of Coast Line Denied
A special report from Raleigh says a general officer of the Atlantic Coast Line denies any truth to claims West Point Terminal seeks to gain control of the Coast Line. The Virginia bill to consolidate roads would place all officers under one set, but each road would still operate separately, keeping costs high until unified management is possible.
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Death of ex governor English shocks New Haven
Ex governor James Edward English dies in New Haven at seventy eight after a severe cold developed into pneumonia. He served in Congress and twice as governor with a third term, and was later appointed to the U S Senate vacancy. His fortune is estimated between two and three million dollars.
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The Arsenic Myth and Beauty’s Hidden Danger
A stark warning against using arsenic in facial washes and cosmetics. The author recounts victims who suffered crippling eruptions and death, urging readers to avoid unsafe tonics and to rely on healthier routines like outdoor exercise, proper dress, and simple creams. The piece also criticizes doctors and advertorials pushing arsenic products.
Reichstag results and Pope Leo XIII birthday noted
Returns up to noon show parties elected in Berlin votes with socialists gaining seats while conservatives and liberals hold positions. Emperor William seeks polling news direct from the mayor. Pope Leo XIII turns eighty and marks the coronation anniversary with hopes of social reform support. News briefs also cover labor tensions, naval movements, and a maritime disaster.
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Hawes's Body Arrives After Long Journey to Birmingham
Hawes's body arrives in Birmingham in a rose wool casket with a locked lid. The coffin was transported via a fatiguing route from Atlanta, via Chattanooga and Anniston, to Birmingham, arriving about 7:30 yesterday morning. Relatives view the deceased. burial is planned at Oakwood cemetery in the family lot amid quiet funeral arrangements.
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Gathering of Republicans in Nashville Tennessee Convention
A Republican league convention opens at noon Tuesday in Nashville with Major J W Watson as chairman. Hon CG T Tilman and Colonel William Bule discuss party unity, with George Winsted, Judge Thurston, and others set to speak as the meeting spans two days of speeches and business. Nearby reports note delegation movements for Northern and Midwestern interests.
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