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29 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1894
Page
1
Quiet fight over Bland bill and Turner misquote
A Madison era report details Turner being misquoted on seigniorage and Bland’s bill, with White House visits and party impacts. Stewart pushes free coinage while Oates returns to Washington as Alabama politics shift toward Kolb and populists. Senate actions include executive sessions, fortification funds, and land claim debates.
House Passes Private Pension Bills and Election Case Votes
The House, by unanimous consent, passed several private pension bills and an authorizing act for bonds from approved security and guaranty firms. It debated ONeill Joy and English vs Hilborn election cases, with mixed quorum votes and party line splits until adjournment at 5 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
United States
Texas
Reed
Messrs. Daniels
New York
Hermann
Oregon
McCleary
Minnesota
Messrs. Griffin
Michigan
Hutcheson
Kilgore
Warner
Charles F. Joy
Mussouri
Mr. Burrows
Mr. Springer
Mr. Patterson
Quorum dispute sparks laughter over Georgia member
Reed claims actions followed rules and a quorum. Tate counters that the Georgia representative was absent when the event occurred, provoking good natured laughter.
Auditor Brawley Resigns from Treasury Post
Washington March 28 The sixth auditor of the treasury department J B Brawley has tendered his resignation to the president to take effect upon successor appointment He is a Meadville Pennsylvania lawyer appointed April 19 1893 and the position pays 3600 a year No action on resignation yet reports say it was forced and relations with Secretary Carlisle have been strained The office audits all post office accounts and is the largest in the treasury department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
J. B. Brawley
Treasury Department
Brawley
Meadville
Sixth Auditor
Carlisle
Bissell
Sixth
Post Office Department
Agricultural Department
Rodes
Wesleyan College
Miss Pollard
Major Shelby
Mr. Rodes
Chicago
Goodby
Aleck Julian
Rozell
Shelby
Internal Revenue Service
Colonel Breckinridge
Gauger
Will Not Unite With Populists Says Republican Leader
Raleigh March 2. Charles Price, a Republican leader, vows to oppose any coalition with the Populists and will canvass the state against it. He insists on a straight Republican ticket. The Farmers' Alliance strength is reported at 90,000, with cavalry units across sexes. True sub-alliance tape organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Charles Price
Farmers’ Alliance
Banes
Much Too Frenchy. Seminary Girls Are Hurried Out
Washington reports on Mrs. Louis Kleppisch arranging lectures of celebrated paintings at Washington College. A dispute over immoral pictures caused the Mattingly school to end the exhibition with protests and plans to resume next week. Also notes Howard Gould to wed Miss Bessie Kirkland known as Odelle Tyler, with her Georgia origins and stage career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis Kleppisch
Baltimore
Washington College
S. G.mattingly
New York
Howard Gould
Bessie Kirkland
Odelle Tyler
Gould
Miss Tyler
West
Savannah
Guelph
Ont
Coxey's Army Marches On Amid Hunger and Discontent
General Coxey leads the commonweal army toward Salem as news comes of starving bands in Sierra Blanca. Reports describe 400 men starving, with boys among the sufferers, and El Paso talks of moving the army to San Antonio on a special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coxey
Salem
Alliance
Coxiana
Adjutant Smith
Frye
New Orleans
Times-Democrat
San Antonio
Tex
Southern Pacific
Sierra Blanca
United Industrial Army
el Paso
Texas and Pacific
St. Louis
Texarkana
Sierra Glanca
Trainor Kills Ex Wife and New Husband in Florida
In Pensacola C L Huff and his bride of three hours, Mrs. Huff, are killed after Thomas Trainor, former husband of Mrs. Huff, confronts them over clothing left at Huff’s home. Trainor, a steamboat captain, says Huff advanced with a knife and he fired in self defense, claiming Mrs. Huff was accidentally shot as she stood between them. Trainor is jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Trainor
Pensacola
Fla
C. L. Huff
Bride
Trainor
Huff
Urgent Deficiency Fees Distributed in Georgia and Alabama
In a communication to the house Attorney General Olney reports that of $200,000 appropriated for witness fees, $31,000 has been distributed among districts: Northern Georgia 36,000. Southern Georgia 32,000. Northern Alabama 5,000. Southern Alabama 33,000, with another amount noted as needed. He urges an additional appropriation as urgent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olney
Georgia
Alaoa
Alabama
Mystery preacher Nolan missing in Jackson with clothes found
Jackson Tennessee March 27 Special. The evangelist reported missing is not Rev Murphy but young preacher Nolan of Richmond Virginia who came from Memphis. No word since Saturday and clothes found along a deep stream bolster theory of death by own action or murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Tenn
Murphy
Nolan
Richmond
Memphis
Governor Taylor Delivers Lecture in Jackson Opera House
Jackson Mississippi March 28 Special. Governor Bob Taylor spoke on A Paradise of Fools in the opera house to a brilliant attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
Bob Taylor
Opera House
Breckinridge Case Hinges On Madeline Pollard Testimony
Washington reports sensational court day as Colonel Breckinridge prepares to testify in his own defense against Madeline Pollard accusations. Depositions were read, witnesses described Pollard’s alleged conduct at a Lexington house, Rozell detailed affections at Wesleyan College, and expert Hay defended handwriting testimony amid a pivotal trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Breckinridge
Madeline Pollard
Lexington
E. B. Hay
Hay
Wilson
Mr. Hay
Rankin R. Rozell
Miss Pollard
Chicago
Rozell
Nicholasville
Hozell
Cincinnati
Miss Ellis
Wesleyan College
Major Shelby
Nelly Oliver
John Brant
Rodes
Seigniorage debate fans alarm over veto impact
Washington discussions reveal senators and congressmen fear a Cleveland veto on the seigniorage bill will destroy hopes for a Democratic majority in the next House. Culberson predicts a veto with a modified bill, while southern and western lawmakers push for currency expansion and reject executive constraint. Alabama leaders insist voters should decide party policy, aligning with the 1896 Chicago platform on silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Mr. Cleveland
Culberson
White House
Cleveland
Senate
Bland
House
Do at Sacks in Hard Luck
Chattanooga Tenn March 2 Arthur Jack known where born in a bad way Saipan closed up two Jacks kept by Arthur Soodeng the place closed later ar 30 Waagn arrested for carrying a weapon found on his person in a shooting riot last week the Spencer brothers Ed and Jack have been going armed for self protection bond to keep peace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Maren
Arthur Jack
Saloor
Arthur
Soooeng
Waagn
Alanta
Spencer Brothers
Jack
Spencers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rks
Enty
Nust
The
Potomac
Turner
T2tea
Tom Hread
Stewart
Colonel Oates
Judge Turner
Conred
H. G. Turner
New York World
Uieveland
Ayelan
Seignorage bin
Hberty
Black
Ego ‘Larnerius
Pat‘age
Shiver
Entlee
Oates
Amans R
Ais
Weil
Hoar
Walker
Massachusetts
Tadeazoo Ring
Kolb
Tate
Tom
Maine
Nevada
Delph
Committee On Foreign Relations
Peffer
Cockrell
Call
McGarrahan
Court of Private Land Claims
Air
Morrill
Mr. Tate
Mr. Reed
the Home Market Club
Jones
Rotb
Boston
Mass
Senator Hoar
Governor Jones
Home Market Club
Albert Clarke
John Sheppard
John Shaw
Union
Kelb
Clarke
Tariff Reform Club
Montgomery
Montgomery Advertiser
Coxey’s
Madeline
Blue Grass Maiden
Mr. Worthington
Judge Wilson
Congressman Springer
Mr. Rozell
Aliss Pollard
O’mahoney
Wall Street
Boamer
Louisiana
Way Frank
Congreka
Saipan
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