Counting the Cost of Livingston Bill Expenditure Plan
Washington reports detail the Livinston bill for a government building and exhibit in Atlanta. Clark Howell, Jack Spalding, and others marshal estimates, bids from Chicago architects, and a detailed expense statement from Atlanta to move the project forward. The committee delays until data arrives, aiming to push the bill before the tariff debate returns from the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark Howell
Jack Spalding
Sickford
Chicago
Atlanta
Collier
Awanta
Exposition Company
House
Senate
Tariff Hope and Senate Pressure on Capitol action
Members of both parties push for a decisive tariff bill as committees prepare, with Faulkner predicting Senate passage before June 11 and conference battles shaping the measure. Industry interests demand certainty, while House members fear a weak bill and seek firm action ahead of adjournment and campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mey Haaten m
Faulkner
Tndey
Senate
House
Congress
Senate Tariff Bill Progress Opens Debate In Senate
Washington May 18 The tariff bill advanced steadily in the senate with schedule A and B disposed of and discussion continuing on metals and iron and steel. Senator Aldrich cited a 35.5 million revenue reduction on luxury items while Veazey defended the finance committee as aiming to lower living costs. The chamber adjourned at 6 pm after the day’s deliberations leaving the measure for further debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Frye
Maine
Dolph
Ws. Allison
Bii Chandler
New Hampshire
Tak Ft
Aldrich Wade
Yest
Finance Committee
Aldrich
le Anid
Veatanid
Ralroad
Siam
Hoar
New England
Jones
Arkansas
Hale
Massachusetts
Morzill
Vermont
Tennessee
Harris
House
Merritt
Proctor
Boamer
Louisiang
Fight 10 Tar Finish Johnston Men Fight For Delegates
In Birmingham May 1 special report outlines a sharp contest within the Democratic faction over delegates to the state convention. Johnston backers aim to control the convention, contending Lee County may swing Johnston, while Oates supporters argue for their delegates amid claims of overreach. Contests likely in Lee County and Kolb counties as campaigns ignite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Oates
Johnston
Jobnaem
Lee County
Lee
Hite
Montgomery
Kolb
Kolb'sa
Gatonel Oates
Gates
Selma
Jones
Kalb
Henry
Lal
Jefferson
Limestone County
Limestone
Veven
Ates
Opelika
Ule County
Rice
Aga
Spurr Trial Near Verdict On Bank Funds Misuse
Nashville May 1 Special arguments finished for Marcos A. Spurr ex president of the defunct Commercial National bank on charges of misapplying bank funds in stock speculation with cashier Frank Porterfield now in Kings County penitentiary Brooklyn. Judge Sage gave a jury charge favorable to Spurr and a not guilty verdict or mistrial was expected. A separate charge for falsely certifying checks also arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Maken Dennit
Senate
Coromit~ Lee
Supreme Court
Ddailet Kubouroe
Congress
Vals
Whitney
Democratic
Closeland
le Cosy
Browne
Cleveland
Thomas J. Miller
Blonday
Thurber
Hatteras
Idier
Lia Fuy
Suger Trust
Dowbtai
Infinenne
itg_mnake
Neshville
Tenn
Marcos A. Spurr
Sage
Commercial National Bank
Spurr
Frank Porterfield
Kings County Penitentiary
Brooklyn
Spurria
Gale on the lake as hundred thousand crowd the store
A northern gale on Lake Michigan creates a harrowing scene with up to a dozen ships wrecked, several crews saved, and countless spectators along Chicago and Milwaukee blame the storm for one of the lake’s worst disasters. Lifesavers battle waves to rescue sailors as vessels are dashed against breakwaters and piers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Pawer
Thirty-fourth Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Sands
Peter Wright
Matthew Peterson
Cook's
John Loomin Mclaren
O'Stock
Myrtle
Twenty-ninth Street
Randolph Street
South Pier
Thames Kelso
Illinois Central
Michigan
Ife
Jackson Park
Cyclone strikes Augusta with fierce wind and debris
Augusta Ga May 18 a cyclone-like wind and rainstorm struck the city. Great clouds met overhead and a fierce gust sheet tore through Broadway washing away debris. Three new frame buildings on Gwinnett near Woodlawn were blown down and roofs lifted. A visitor, P W Permid of Gatesville was knocked senseless by a falling tree but not seriously hurt. The storm moved northeast from the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Broadway
Gwinnett Street
Woodlawn
Davis
Greenville
8. C
Haines Tagenthal Institute
P. W. Permid
Gatesville
Upper Broadway
Menry
Caroline
Raleigh
N.C
Coxey in Washington Faces Writ Refusal and Sentencing
In Washington May 18 judge denied a writ sought by Coxey Browne and Fong for review of their convictions. The court’s action clears the way for sentencing by Judge Miller after a renewed argument. Separate reports detail Coxey’s club dinner snub by Snowden and Clover Club members, and multiple executions in Alabama and Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District Supreme Court
Coney
Browne
Ant
Sore Eisney
gTeesman Hudson
Kansas
HH. Lipscomb
Birney
Gramdag
Hudson
Bradley
Ant Lipscomb
Capitol
Congress
House of Con
Miller
IDM
Beene
Clover
Coxey
Philadelphia
Curtin
Corey
Bellvue
Art Club
Thomas Donaldson
Snowden
Cloverites
Alabama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rothers
Whitehall
Ary Unl
Wisgate
View
Sian
TORY
Rette Ass
Psta. Ca
Ortland
Tisville Ce
Reet
Hessis
Howard and Spalding
Hons
Tom
George M. Brown
3. B. Hoyt
C. M. Fort
Herr. Aly
Ruykin Weight
Mary
F.i Lord Wan
Banquet
New York
Gravesend
Clifford
Dr. Rice
Gaiy
Butzen
Herald
Fly Dance
Borris
MonetSoy
Lean'ythe
Walter Riggs
Strocco
Appomattox
Nankipooh
Tamerlane
Naoulpoob
Fase
BI Dance
Herkimer Ae Bernes
Leongile
Btar Actrest Viiea Ao
Nix Turk
Mim Anda Ebeteenkhy
George
Conners Ekeond
Virden
Lye
Timbar
Taaven
Paute
Buck
Blasce
Sveelenths
Amile
Ls Plesta Segent McCann
Helen
Memphis
Heneis
Pavia Bush
Hosa
Dat
W. P. Harrison
Emaelain Tong
Methodist Episcopal Circh
South
Charles B. Long
Louisville
Napier
Sunday School Committee
Committee On Education
Board of Education
Dk Rapier
Payne and Lane Inetithites
Colored Methodist Church
Gibaerey
Fnally
Odxien
Chattanooga
M. J. O'Brien
Catholic Knights of America
J. W. Kelly
Tevorder
O'Brien
Kelly
Cincinnati
Lorton
Justice Taft
United States Court
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia Road
Cincinnati Southern, Road
Knoxville
Dr. Meyer
Dr. Bdtsone
Gale
Btohm
Evening Star
Pive
Olsen
Jack Thompson
Star
Jackson Paris
Twenty-second Street
Murphy
Thompson
Lake
Darkmess
Ohio
Massillon
Alliance
Hamilton County
D. L. Cavender
Walker County
Georgia
Cavender
James Irvin
Rob Reed
Boonville Road
Cty
Irvin
Reed
Sudge Moon
Stright
Lynch
Waycross
John Williams
Willams
Jally
Cousy
WilleAfop
Sentorea
Thay
Murde
Rer Meffelll
Eutaw
Nes Ala
Mobile
Plac
Wille McNeill
Katie McNeill
Dorelan
Eataw
Armstead Rice
Bursrell Kimbro
Chriabnas Neki
Greene County
Oregon
Astoria
Orem
Joan Hansen
Hansen
Uniontown
Kyle Works
Pteties
Criando
Fla
National Bank
J&eheon
J. W.parker
Fallston Positors
Seversts Fectors
Sitdast
Yeyrien
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!