Ring Airs Newness Through Men and Boys Lossing Past Seasong
A fragmentary line evokes a theme of renewal among men and boys and a letting go of past seasons, suggesting a reflective note on change and reinvention amid limited readable context.
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20 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1896
Page
1
Debates arranged between Hoke Smith and Charles F Crisp in Georgia
The article outlines plans for joint debates starting March 31 in Augusta and continuing March 31 in Atlanta. It details letters between Hoke Smith and Charles F Crisp discussing candidacy status, debate format, and timing ahead of the Georgia senatorial election.
Crisp and Smith to debate across Georgia in spring
Charles F. Crisp proposes joint debates with Hoke Smith across Augusta Advanta and other Georgia points. He accepts some discussions but seeks to limit time until mid April, promising further talks if Smith runs for senate and hinting Griffin speech on April 4. EW 3B reporting confirms additional debate sites forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judgarsp
Hicke Smith
Georgia
Augusta
Atlanta
Judge Crisp
Us. Smith
Dutge Crisp
Jmine Crisp
Mr. Smith
Senate
Smith
Hoke Smith
Charles F. Crisp
House of Rpresentatives
Crisp
House of Representatives
Fashington
Aly
Interior Department
Department of the Interior
Ith
Charles F, Crisp
M. C
Crish
House of Representatives United States
Ashington
D. C
Ar, Smith
Colnay
Rana
An-Ae- Rah
United States
Advanta
Griffin
Hold Up Attempt Ends in Shootout Near Tulare
An early morning train hold up near Tulare California ended with Deputy Earl Daggett fatally wounded, Deputy Victor Reed wounded, and bandit McCall killed after a gun battle on the Southern Pacific No. 19 between Tulare and Goshen. A posse later found the robber’s body and blood-stained rifle beside the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Cal
Southern Pacific Railway
Goshen
Earl Daggett
Victor Reed
McCall
Dalton
Merritt
Isle
Daggett
Reed
Tagus Siding
Disne
Read
Tagus
Milliken Explains Disguise After House Intrusion Trial
Benjamin H. Milliken, former clerk to Senator Harris, testified he was intoxicated on July 4 and, while seeking to avoid scandal after entering Miss Phillips’s room, disguised himself by turning his coat and removing his shoes. He later hid on the roof as police were called. Senators Harris and Bate and others vouched for his character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliken
Washington
Benjamin H. Milliken
Senator Harris
Tennessee
Phil Ups
Criminal Court
Miss Phillips
Svith
Miss Phillips Ia
Meana
Misa Ellen
Harris
Bate
Keck Smuggled Diamonds Linked to Captain Trouble
Herman Keck of Coderman Helarick Keck Co, Cincinnati diamond brokers, arraigned in Philadelphia on smuggling diamonds. Case ties to Captain Loeswitz of the steamer F Rhymand, held on bond after diamonds found in his stateroom. evidence includes Antwerp origins and a witness affidavit. Captain Loeswitz testified and was released on bail pending court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Herman Keck
Coderman, Helarick, Keck & Co
Keck
America
le Pacinen
Keith
Cincinnati
Protection and silver unite in political move
Washington reports a Philadelphia manufacturers conference with western silver senators, urging tariff protection and free coinage. The meeting linked business interests to bimetallism as a campaign tactic, with potential impact on the St Louis convention and Republican platform. The group asserts a broad, influential backing and signals resistance to any gold standard plank.
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Washington
Reading
Pennsylvania
United States
Philadelphia
West
Senate
Capitol
Stn
Republican Party
Wharton Barker
Banker
St. Louis
Grant
Republican National Committee
United Press Report
Louis
William’ “Withélip
Pottsville, Fa
Conference of industrial interests backs bimetallism plan
Senators Teller Jones Carter Mantle Cannon meet with Philadelphia manufacturers to discuss free coinage and protection amid the depression. Notable attendees include James Dobson Charles Heber Clark and R E B Diefenderfer, with many industrial reps from carpets woolens and railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottaville
Jones
Teller
Dubolg
Carter
Mantle
Cannon
James Dobson
Charles Heber Clark
R. EB. Diefenderfer
Philadelphia
William Wilhelm
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
James Douson
Pennsylvania
Washington
T. Dubais
Leorank J. Cannon
Fre Mantle
T. H. Carter
John P. Jones
Hartman
Montana
Allen
Utah
Wilson
Ydaho
George Campbell
James Pollock
Vrooman
Bronk Cavan
Hardy
George W. Tiltins
Strat Railways
Alex C. Howe
Henry A. Frye
Lfenry Holmes
R. W. Scott
Kalt
James Broome
Harland Croft
Carles M. McLeod
James Diefanderter
John Tisier
Robert Gawman
Robert W. Scott
Theodore Miller
Ichard Campion
Joseph Stomley
Joseph R. Woolens
Joseph Toster
Phillips
Worsteda
C. D. Firestone
H. K. Dietenderfer
Brent
Philadéfphix
Tia
Richard Campion
Driver
Question of Patronage Senate Caucus Deliberates Office Distribution
Washington March 19 Democratic senators held a caucus to discuss patronage. A proposed non partisan plan would evenly distribute patronage among 90 senators with about 18 long service employees kept on a shared roster, while other posts are allocated equally. The steerage committees will confer with Republicans to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
German
Bilking
Violence Flare At Chicago Tailors Strike Riot Fails
Chicago tailors strike clashes erupt at Halstead Street sweat shop as non union workers resist and a mob roars. Police intervene while Heyman Kauffman and several employees are arrested after shots are fired into a crowd. Union leaders promise support as men from New York are expected to arrive tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Halstead Street
Garment Workers’ Union
Heyman Kauffman
Kauffman
Fred Bait
Dézen
Crawé
Noone
Kit
Enli
Federation’. of Labor
Sceheenfeldt
New York
Cuban Debate in Senate on Cuban Recognition and Policy
Washington March 18 debate in the senate focused on Cuba. Mills absent due to illness, Stewart opened urging action and support for a conference or joint resolution placing responsibility on the president. Gray led a lengthy protest against House resolutions while Hale clashed repeatedly over Spain and Cuban policy. Chilton opposed the current form, favored belligerent recognition by Congress but not a concurrent resolution, warning against war and US intervention risking annexation and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bate
Senate
Mills
Stewart
Congress
Gray
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hale
Sherman
Foreign Relations Committee
Spain
House of Deputies
Cuba
Porto Rico
United States
House
Mr. Hale
Council Board of Nations
Chilton
Lie
Cameron
Unites States
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Morgan
America
Russia
Caffery Opposes Cuban Belligerent Rights in Senate
In a speech opposing belligerent rights for Cubans, Mr. Caffery denounced sensational newspaper reports as unreliable and urged adherence to international law. He argued insurgents fight guerilla warfare and warned Congress against declaring war, noting no clear Cuban state of war existed. The Senate adjourned at 4 p.m. without completing the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caffery
Cuba
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Congress
Senate
Consul Hall Reported Fired Upon in San Juan
The South Cambria carried news of an attempted assault on United States Consul J. D. Hall in San Juan on March 4. A Spanish soldier fired from prison walls but missed Hall, who suspects an intentional act. Governor Marin cited prison rules as the cause, while Hall doubts the explanation. Washington said no confirmation yet, with disavowal and punishment expected if proven.
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8. S
South Cambria
New York
Porto Rico
United States
3. D. Hall
San Juan
Felix Tauesig
Casbria
Consul Hall
Prrson
Oece
Cansud Hall
Cambiia
Washington
Tauasig
Corsul Halli
Congress
Marin
Taussig
Maris
Hall
Taussi
Forto Rico
Mayaguez
Ponce
State Department
Associated Press
Spain
Ball
Department
Victory for Maceo reported in Cuba battle
Havana reports a heavy loss clash at Cayajabos in Pinar del Rio between Maceo and a Colonel Frances column. Troops fought walls and suffered lamentable losses. details remain undisclosed. Pursuit by Linatzi, Behevatria and Indian columns continues as Gomez moves toward Havana. London dispatch urges a supreme effort to pacify Cuba.
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Havana
a_ Stasi
United Press
Cayajabos
Pinar del Rio
Maceo
Frances
Med
Otea Ve Anp
Hernandez
Merceren
Eta
Linatzi
Behevatria
Gomez
Matangas
London
Madrid
Pail Mail Gazette
Cuba
Debates Over Bayard Resolutions Turn Personal in House
Washington March 19 The Bayard censure resolutions dominated today’s House session as Sulzer and Gibson exchanged personal charges over a campaign circular. An apology by Sulzer followed, with leaders planning a vote at 2 o'clock the next day and discussion of Boatner’s seat proceeding without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Messrs
Sulzer
New York
Gibson
Tennessee
Tucker and Cooper
Democrat
Florida
Taft and Wilson
Ohio
Pearson
North Carolina
McCall and
Barrett
Massachusetts
Grosvenor
Schenck
McCreary
Kentucky
Emma
England
Taylor
Committee On Elections No
Boatner
Spectner Reed
Vis
Mats
Gisaldertioh Haing
Sulger
Mr. Gibson
Speaker
Notorious Wire Tapper McNutt Arrested in New Orleans Case
Chicago March 19 William H McNutt renowned wire tapper was arrested at the Brevoort House on suspicion of involvement in the New Orleans tapping caper last Saturday Bookmakers nationwide were hit for about 150000 by substituting Royal Nettie for Plug McNutt said he knew of the plan but denied direct participation He was held at Central station awaiting booking
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William H. McNutt
United States
Brevoort House
New Orleans
Royal Nettie
Plug
McNutt
Central Station
Sii
John C. Winder Stricken With Paralysis in Raleigh
John C. Winder longtime general manager and president of Seaboard Affiliated Lines was stricken with paralysis at his Raleigh home last night. His condition is critical as doctors battle to stabilize him.
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Raleigh
N. C
John C. “Winder
Seaboard Aff-Ling
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Gensure
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Witt
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