Morrison bill sparks hopeful shift in Democratic caucus
The piece notes a warmer tone among Democrats amid Morrison bill debate. Conservatives seek tariff reform with reduced internal taxes, while Randall and allies push for Ohio platform pledge and party unity ahead of a likely convention showdown.
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Minority Report Opposes Retaliatory Germany Trade Legislation
The committee on foreign affairs argues Germany may exclude American hog products if unwholesome, but Congress should not surrender its powers. It supports inspection to purge unwholesome meat and urges liberal treaties and tariffs to expand markets while opposing abdication of congressional authority to the president. The measure’s retaliation provisions are criticized as dangerous.
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Day in Congress Reports Exclusion of American Hog
In Washington on March 24 the Senate discussed the attorney general's plea for a $100,000 defense fund amid claims totaling $6,000,000. Mr. Vance opposed and the education bill sparked a debate on funding for colored education, with figures on white illiteracy cited from census data. The House considered a Mississippi flood relief joint resolution and other appropriations measures as debates stretched into the afternoon.
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Arkansas
committee on appropriations
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Poisoned Yom Sap Kills Meadville Children
Six children from Valonia near Meadville drank sap from a tree while seeking “yogar water.” One boy, George Dusty, age ten, died. three others are beyond aid. The tree species remains unknown. Local reports cite poisoning after the sap intake near a camp.
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William A. Kirk
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Joe Palmer
William Berner
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Barnhart
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CLEARING THE TRESTLE ON MACON AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD
Special to the Constitution from Macon March 24 reports a near catastrophe six miles from Milledgeville as the Macon and Augusta train crossed a twenty foot trestle over Fishing Creek. The engineer Tom Thomas leaped the engine, saving the cars and passengers though the guano and baggage cars were wrecked. Thomas sustained a severe head wound yet saved many lives. the Opelikacoach was delayed and the Augusta train rerouted after a washout at Youngboro. Additional notes cover a dispute between deputy marshal E E Cash and Aleck Sanders, a sewing machine dispute involving R Bradford, and local court actions including the Amos and Flynt whisky case and the Jones family funeral.
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Monroe county
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Griffin Gremen
Brade
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Grabb
Lousville
A McNalty
Savannah
Millengeville
Ocmulgee
Norman
Bere
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Virgina
Georgia
Atlanta
Tales of Gold mining camps hint at riches on many creeks
Hundreds of people converge toward the Cuurtiene Mines area as placer diggings show potential across Bear Gulch and Prichard Creek. Claim owners such as Widow, Ives, Reppenstall, Wyant, Macomber, and Campbell report pay-dirt and high dust yields, with raw optimism about “millions in it” as new buildings rise and labor provides daily wages.
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