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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1900

Page

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Democrats Ready For Vote On Tariff Question, Bacon Says

Washington dispatch reports Senator Bacon of Georgia declaring Democrats are ready for an early vote on tariff legislation. Senator Proctor of Vermont blocks time, insisting on a fixed date, while Foraker presses for a compromise. The clash centers on Porto Rico duties and conference changes amid Republican opposition to swift action.

Ohio Vermont Jos. Ohl Washington Senator Proctor Foraker Bacon Senate Georgia Latera Senator Allen Senator Foraker Proctor Democratic Action Congress Jraders House United States Spain Speen Bill Eee Benate Mr. Foraker Asyl Mr. Bacon Cockrell Mer Missouri Port Rico Davis Moot McKinley Porto Rico Ciner Sullivan Louisiana Mississippi Allison Alison Berry Ee Tere Allson Sui Jones Arkansas Allizon Mr. Allen Nebraska

Admiral Dewey Visited Macon Amid Warm Welcome

Admiral Dewey arrived in Macon at 4 PM aboard the Central of Georgia line, greeted by thousands at the depot and tens of thousands along Fourth Street. A civic reception at the Volunteers Armory drew about five thousand, with Mrs. Dewey in white silk and Dewey praising Macon. Tomorrow features Gordon Institute Cadets escort and a school children’s parade down College and Cherry streets, ending with a city drive and Plant-hosted reception.

Constitution Bureau Brown Stause Mi von Admir i Dewey la Central of Georgia L. 3 Grown Southen Rail Ue Southern Nancy Hanks The Central Admiral Dewey George A. Smith Chamber of Commerce R. H. Pint William H. Rosy Menerad Lamar Clay Plant John T. Boiseullet Card Fourth Street Cherry Street Jones Second Street Mulberry Georgia Avenue College Armory Volunteers R. H. Plant Wallace McCaw W. H. Rosa McEwen Johnston McCammon Roland Ellis Carol Macon Bavannah Gordon Institute Georgian Navy Mullidgeville Barnesvile Wesleyan Female College College Street Spring Street Cherry Second Darnesville

Brinsfield Chooses Death to Facing Accusers

Brinsfield reveals a resolve to end his life rather than confront his accusers. He vows to revisit a country he deeply cherishes and pays tribute to Irish regiments in South Africa. He salutes Irishmen fighting alongside colonial and UK troops, showcasing loyalty to the sovereign.

Brinsfield South Africa Colonies United Kingdom

Mystery of Kelly Brinsfield’s Death Unfolds Under West Cain Street

Coroner’s jury probes whether Brinsfield killed himself or died naturally after his disappearance in December. A morphine tablet found by Bicycle Officer Arthur supports suicide theory, while his father and others argue death by natural causes or freezing under the veranda at 45 West Cain Street. The body was discovered by two children hired to search the premises.

Kelly Brinsfield Kelly Brinstein Focak West Cain Street Dringe Deseriees Queston Arthur Stampa Aftar Pomun Brinsfield John Clark Minnie Brogney

Favorable Report On Sulzer Resolution In House

March 22 the house committee on foreign affairs directed a favorable report on Mr Sulzer of New Yorks resolution asking the secretary of state to send to the house copies of all letters in the state department from U S citizens resident in the South African republic from January 1 18% to the present time if not inconsistent with public welfare

Sulzer Washington House Committee On Foreign Affairs Today New York Secretary of State House Fle Department of State United States South African Republic

Duke of Connaught Tours Belfast on Irish Inspection

Duke of Connaught and Strathearn visits Belfast for the first time in thirty years for a military inspection. The Earl of Dufferin and Ava presides at luncheon as the royal party is welcomed with enthusiasm. The duke lauds Belfast's development and alludes to the queen's forthcoming visit.

Duke of Connaught Belfast Strathearn Ireland Earl of Dufferin Ava

State Department Silent On Macrum Statements

Washington March 22 state department officials refuse public comment on ex Consul Macrum remarks. The house committee on foreign affairs plans an investigation into the truth of Macrum's statements, as proposed by Rep Wheeler of Kentucky.

Macrum Washington House Committee On Foreign Affairs Wheeler Kentucky State Department

IowA Against the 38ill Porto Rico Measure Denounced

Iowa lawmakers declare unanimous opposition to the Porto Rico tariff bill in a Des Moines resolution. The report notes the lower house action and emphasizes the state's firm stance on the federal measure.

Hawkeye Des Moines Iowa

Open Door probes and train wreck confession report

Washington March Representative Cummings of New York introduced resolutions urging release of correspondence on the open door in China and urging a congressional study of China trade conditions. Hopkinsville Ky March 22 Walam Glover and Tom McCann both colored confessed to wrecking a Louisville and Nashville passenger train by placing fish plates on the track intending to loot the freight train.

Washington March Cummings New York Tadas China United States Congress Department of State Hopkinsville Walam Glover Tom McCann Louisville and Nashville

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