Georgia Debates Tariff Legislation And Caucus Plans
Washington dispatch reports ongoing Democratic caucus tensions over Morrison tariff bill. Georgia figures Hanson and Young clash on protection vs free trade, with industry and labor costs cited. Copiah Yazoo tensions surface in trials, while a Mississippi congressman defends Copiah’s lawful order and the Yazoo-Hazelhurst election aftermath is questioned.
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Wasamatox
Georgis
Messia
Hanson
Macon
Young
Columbus
south
Hagle and Phenix mills
New England
Old England
Old Eagland
England
north
United
Ra hs salty bit
Panda
Ita
Indictment and Arrests of City Officials in New York
Five city officials including Sheriff Alexander Davidson and Warden James Bowe were indicted on charges of extortion grand larceny malfeasance and perjury. Warden Bowe Deputy Warden Kerman Deputy Sheriff McGonigal and Jacob Worsthiemer face multiple counts. Bail set at 5000 for most, 2000 for McGonigal. bonds posted and officials discharged.
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Sherif Davidson
Tour Otser High
New York
Barrett
court of oyer and terminer
James Bowe
Ludlow street
Philp Kernan
W. Anderder
David McGangel
Jacob Worsthiemer
Davidson ia
Warden Bowe
Kerman
McGougal
bhar
William Romer
Jacob W. Ertheimer
Rosevelt committee
McGonigal
bondamen
Senator Blair Pushes Education Aid Bill in Senate
Washington March 21 Senator Blair urges Congress to fund a nationwide public education aid plan. The measure would start at fifteen million dollars, taper by one million yearly for ten years, and distribute based on illiteracy. Georgia would gain over eight hundred thousand this first year.
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COPIAH
Kighton the
Meier
Major E. Barksdale
congress
Missiisippi
toto
Copiah county
Hazelburat
altred Mophine
Washington
Pensacola
Alfred Hopking
United States navy
navy yard
Morristown
Tennessee
Hopkins
convay
navy
naval committee
Buchanan
hhis
secretary of the navy
Ropkina
naval academy
Hoe
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de BU
Waswincrox
Blair
Reason
national treasury
sam
senate
Georgia
Orr
Arken
Wanningram
pili
Mahone
Staunton
Virginia
Cali
Hoar
United States
Morgan
Binks
Ailuon
HOUSE
Money
Mimissippi
post offices and
poat roads
Elba
Louisiana
Cox
New York
H. Fonaston
offici
Kansas
Averill
Confederate North Movement Committee Appointed
General J B Gordon of Georgia appoints a committee to confer with Grand Army posts on advancing the Confederate veterans movement. Members include Major W H Clark Virginia Major J C Calhoun South Carolina Colonel T M Sneod Richmond D Theodore Breese Kentucky Barton N Harrison Virginia and Major W H Quincy Tennessee Gordon chairs. Philadelphia launch planned with Capt Arthur A Bpitzer and Adjutant J F Beery to start the northern phase.
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ras J. B. Gerten
ABiain
Yor
J. B.Gordon
Georgia
W. H. Clark
Virginia
J. C. Calhoun
South Carolina
Thomas %. Sneod
Richmond
Theodore Breese
Kentucky
Barton N. Harrison
W.H.Quincy
Tennessee
Gordon
Arthur A. Bpitzer
Robert E. Lee
No. 1
J. F. Beery
Phil Kearney
Grand Army of the Republic
Philadelphia
Washington Gossip Sparks Legislative Showdowns
In Washington on March 21 Democratic critics attack the postal bill cuts and southern rider removals. Senate amendments are expected to meet postmaster general recommendations, with a budget stalemate and near two house compromise. Delays in Danville funding and probing bulldozing among Black voters surface amid political maneuvering.
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Waswraton
Aiken
Bant Carolina
democrata
senate
John Sherman
Danville
Cabell
Virginia
Henry P. Farrow
Washington
Judge Erskine
William Walter Phelps
New Jersey
union
commonwealth
Beppy
Sunset Cox
Parry Balmont
foreign affairs committee
Cox
foreign affairs
Bismarck
Belmont
naval committee
Incendiary speeches spark Baldwin County unrest in Macon
Reports from Macon dated March 21 describe a tense scene as T M Smith addressed several hundred Black attendees in a wood near Milledgeville. Sheriff Ennis engaged, a volley fired wounding one, while Ennis pursued Smith with police Lieutenant Charles Wood. Smith, described as a jail bird, has been urging rioting and an April 1 uprising against white residents.
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Baldwin county
T. M. Smith
Milledgeville
Eonis
posse
Smith
Ennis
Charles Wood
Macon police
ALICE EXE
Alice Leo
Shropshire
Macon demi monde
Jane Kendrick
Alice
Jane
Baby Lea
United States infantry
Atlanta
Fort Amionniboine
Ruby
Columbus
BANEERE
yeatercay
J. W. Cabases
Exchange bank
Toomsboro
Central railroad
Cobb
N. B. Baum & Bro
Butner
sweet
Reid
Brunswick road
Raid’s
Reid'a
Baum & Bra
Caba~ miss
Renz Santley
Alford
Woodeon
Lanier house
Woodson
Santley
Schwed
fire department
B. Baker
crnzins
college hays
council
hove
Hill company
Behwed
Record of Chime Desperation and Vigilante Violence
Modesto residents McCrellis family banished by San Joaquin Regulators and Doane killed by masked men after trial. In Indiana a druggist shot a willed killer while another bar fight ends with Jimmy Connors winning a prize. Oakland mother murders child then attempts suicide. bystander swoons.
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Mopesto
Cal
Robbins
Deane
cttizens
Modesto
N. Mooreliis
San Joaquin
McCrellis
Doane
OATLAND
Ind
Dillon
Dankirk
thin county
P. H. tiord
Hartford
Pirresure
Jack Davis
Wheslng
Jimmy Connors
Pittsburg
East End
Connors
Davis
San Francisco
John Schafer
Oakland
Letroulis
Cuban refugees depart Cuba amid mystery and peril
The true story of a Cuban emigrant group led by Senor Marin and Senor Sanches emerges. They argued leaving Cuba would benefit the liberal cause, sought safe passage to San Domingo, and then to this country aboard the Ber eamer from the Catholien. Passports were issued, and the entire party plans to sail next Tuesday. The Portland Dispatch notes ongoing Sharon divorce proceedings with Miss Hill denying instruction to arrest Sharon for adultery and referencing letters from ex Governor Reichart about lingering cards and scandal.
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Pearl street
M. Eabuera
Separatiata
Cuba
Igns
Senor Marin
Senor Sanches
San Domingo
Senora Merin
Sanches
Box Francisco
Sharon
Miss Hill
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