Youngblood In Charge In Alabama Politics
Montgomery March 16 Special Marcus Hanna allegedly directs William Youngblood third auditor of the national treasury yet Youngblood appears to run Alabama politics. He sits with Bickham and Vaughan supporters striving to control the Montgomery delegation to the state Republican convention. Alabama troops to receive reimbursements for Spanish American War supplies, enabling spring encampments with improved outfits. Normal schools gain land grant support, while Montgomery cotton receipts lag behind last year amid warehouse stock shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Marcus Hanna
William Younghlood
National Treasury
Alaibama
Alabama
Washington
Youngblood
Sui
Bickham
Youngbrood
Vaughan
Winston
Brandon
National Guard
Adjutant General
el. M. Shackelford
Troyrmal College
P Dent Patterson
Montgomery Normal College
Deeds Filed for Record in Birmingham Amid Local Notices
Deeds recorded in Birmingham convey the plants and assets of the Smith Bons Gin and Machinery Company and Northington-Munger Pratt Company to Continental Gin Company for nominal one dollar each. Revenue stamps total 125 dollars. property value listed as 1 dollar. Under conveyance, cash, stocks, bonds, accounts and receivables remain with the former firms. Professor J A Graham spoke at the Morgan Club in Bessemer urging new members and endorsing Dr B K Lacey for the county legislature. Two Birmingham Southern railway coaches were burned at Pratt City, cause linked to a stove fire, with losses estimated at 4500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Asa
Smith Bons Gin and ‘Machinery Company
Northington-Munger Pratt Company
Continental Gin Company
Northington
BK. PT. Laces
Bessemer
Lacey
Ala
Birmingham Southern Railway
Pratt City
Bishop Wilmer of Alabama Celebrates 84th Birthday
Montgomery Alabama March 16 Rt Rev Richard Hooker Wilmer senior bishop of the Episcopal Church in Alabama today marked his eighty fourth birthday at his Spring Hill home near Mobile. The elder statesman long served Alabama church and state with devotion and moral leadership earning wide respect across creeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Richard Hooker Wilmer
Episcopal Floress
Alabama
Spring Huf
Mobile
Wilmer
Alabame
M. HH. Dobbs
Grace and Wick Church
Clarke County
Virginia
Yale
Episcopal Church
Moore
Richmond
St. Paul's Church
William Meade
Wiimer
May stick to Sheldon's plan for Topeka Capital
Topeka Kansas March 16 Owners of The Topeka Capital pleased with Rev Charles M Sheldons experiment in running the paper During the week changes to policy and style are planned though the Republican alignment will stay The paper will invite reader input and offer varying editorial directions while Sheldon will remain loosely associated without direct management control
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Charles M. Sheldon
Associated Press
Flo. Pononos
Sheldon
Lkely
Shields
Tomorow
Stewart Sheltin
Savannah Opposes Dewey Invitation by Two Confederate Judges
Savannah leaders publish protests from Judge Thomas M. Norwood and Judge H. D. Twiggs against inviting Admiral Dewey or General Nelson Ailes to Savannah. They condemn Miles for past actions and question forgiveness without atonement, recalling shackles on President Jefferson Davis and alleging brutality that shocked the civilized world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Dewey
Thomas M. Norwood
Chy Court of
H. D. D. Twiggs
Confederacy
Admiral Dewey
Nelson A. Ailes
Committee On Entertainment
Jefferson Davis
Judge Norwood
Miles
Fetter
Tanton
Judge J H Martin Enters Chattahoochee Circuit Race
Columbus Ga March 16 Special Judge J H Martin declares candidacy for the Chattahoochee circuit judgeship. He will announce formally after the state executive committee meeting. The race pits him against incumbent W B Butt with Muscogee likely a key county and Talbot Marion joining the contest landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. H. Martin
Chattahoochee Circuit
Talbotion New Wra
Chattahoochee
W. B. Butt
Martin
Butt
Judge Martin
Muscogee
Harris
Talbot
Taylor
Marion
P. Gilbert
B. 3. Miller
J. H. Worrill
Bibb Manufacturing to Build New 20000 Spindle Mill in Columbus
Preparations rush ahead for Bibb Manufacturing to erect a 20,000 spindle mill on North Highlands, Columbus. Major J F Hansom, W W White, Ed Dennis, and John Hill surveyed possessions and preliminaries, deciding the mill will likely be on the Georgia side of the river. Lowell Machine works may outfit the plant, with brick procurement and extensive prior planning already in place and work expected within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bibb Manufacturing Company
North Highlands
J. F. Hansom
Bibby Manufacturing Company
W. W. White
Holyoke Machine Works
Worcester
Mass
Ed Dennis
Lowell Machine Works
John Hill
Southern
Georgia
Ottce
Wheeler Returns to Washington Demands Seat and Resignations Rush
Alabama general Wheeler visits the War Department and the White House in Washington as he presses his bid to take the oath of office after resignation. He asserts his right to hold the seat, notes judiciary review, and seeks swift action on resignation while praising American troops in Luzon and reporting on Guam conditions. He expects a decision within days.
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Washington
Wheeler
War Department
Judiciary Committee
Henderson
Qfanila
Guam
United States
Root
Vorkin
Department
Maiina
Corbin
Luzon
Corlin
White House
General Wheeler
Finley Son Not a Fugitive Says Father in Kentucky
Charles Finley the former secretary of state is charged as an accessory in the Goebel murder. His father declares the son has not fled Kentucky but is traveling to meet Republicans in Indianapolis Lansing and Washington seeking funds and support for Governor Taylor.
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Kentucky
Williamsburg
Maroh
Finley
Charles Finley
Goebel
Taylor
Indianapolis
Lansing
Washington
Hazelipp Out on Bond in Arraignment Case
In Frankfort Kentucky March 16 Captain John Davis H Culton and W J Hazelipp were arraigned before County Judge Moore. Hazelipp released on a $10000 bond after argument among attorneys. Examining trials set for Monday. state may request a short delay if not ready. Sewer committee meeting notes urged laying short sewer lines on minor streets.
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Frankfort
Secre
John Davis
H. Culton
W. J. Hazelipp
Moore
Hazelipp
Polsgrove
Deaths of Virginia Butler and W Beverly Gains in Georgia
Miss Virginia Walton Butler of Madison dies at home after long life among Georgia's elite. She leaves children including Edward Butler and Mary Chiles, with funeral at Madison cemetery beside husband David E. Butler. W Beverly Gains of Hartwell dies. funeral at Cokesbury church. survived by children including Mrs. J R Stephens.
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Madison
Virginia Walton Butler
David E. Butler
Georgia
Edward Wils Butler
Mary Frances Chiles
Daisy Walton
Elizabeth Willis Butter
Peter Walton Butler
Weesburg
Fla
W. Beverly Gains
Hartwell
Hartwell, Ga
Hart County
Cokesbury Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
J__R. Stephens
Governor Taylor Hears From Republican Leaders In Frankfort
Governor Taylor spent the day at the executive mansion in Frankfort in a conference with John W. Yerkes and D. W. Lindsay about a memorial to President McKinley. Some invitees failed to attend, delaying final terms for the message to the president. The governor seeks military support and recognition as governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Taylor
John W. Yerkes
Danville
D. W. Lindsay
McKinley
AlcKinley
Amended Answer Filed In Beckham Taylor Case Turn
In Louisville on March 16 the amended answer of the Republicans was filed in the Beckham Taylor consolidated suit over the governorship. The document aims to perfect the record before appeals court review and possibly the United States Supreme Court. It contends the legislature may violate federal constitutional provisions against arbitrary power and argues the governor's proclamations and contest boards had irregularities affecting the case.
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Beckham-Taylor
Louisville
Field
Cffenit
Bradley
Yost
Beckham
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Tat
Cincinnati
Frankfort
Taylor
London
William Goebel
Auman Hfe
Answer
Grand Jury Opens in Lexington Case Investigation
In Lexington on March 16, the grand jury began scrutiny of Secretary Powers and Captain Davis. Judge Riley ruled the court lacks jurisdiction and ordered records and witnesses, including Chief McD Ross and Detective Jenkins, examined as the panel plans to summon the prisoners if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Secretary of State
Powers
Captain Davis
Riley
George Denny, Sr
Crise
Polie
John McD. Ross
Mittamas
Gran
Rand Mey
Thomas B. Cromwell
Davis
John Meb. Ross
Jerry Reagan
Jenkins
Will defend the suspects in Goebel murder case
Prominent Louisville citizens announce ex Governor John Young Brown will serve as chief counsel for the men arrested for the murder of William Goebel. The move follows meetings with leading locals and aims to secure defense efforts ahead of March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckham- Taylor
Louisville
John Young Brown
William Goebel
Ita
Public meeting backs 400000 reward case defense fund
A Kentucky assembly supporting an enhanced reward funds legal defense for the innocent amid murder probes. Governor Brown heads a panel with George Denny and others to push cases to early trial and pursue writs of habeas corpus. Resolutions condemn the assassin and urge justice without political use of the money. Subscriptions varied, with Col. Lenberg named treasurer.
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Brown
George Denny
Lexington
Woo
Sireckinridge
Tin J.C. Sims
Bowling Green
AL Wiilson
Louisville
Ranvier
Dubn UL. Lenberg
Warship Sent to Protect Mission Stations at Taku
Secretary Long wires Admiral Wade at Cavite to dispatch a vessel to Taku near the mouth of the Tin Ho river to safeguard American missionary stations in danger. He leaves action to Admiral Wade and awaits orders as tensions rise in the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Wives
Watson
Tong
Watal Cavite
Taku
Tinho River
Testa
Wate
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Nairman Rey
Maing
Lanham
Hanna
Bingham
Montgomery County
Sega
Weshateay
Resncorauer
Bishop Wilmer
Major Hanson
Sewer Committee of Council
Virginia W. Butler
Tow
Kinley
Lindsay and
Yerkes
Grand Jury
Nellie Cameron
Lockport
N.Y
Dr. Williams
Lt. Williams
Williama
STACY D_BEHE
Dr. Willams
Schenectady
J. B. Thompson's
A.m. Rain
Atlanta
Sui S Iill
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