Commonwealers Face Hard Conditions as Foraging Grows
Washington April 30 Officials warn Coxey not to speak on the Capitol grounds. The Commonweal Army endures cold nights and hunger at Brightwood while Browne and Coxey seek city shelter and plan marching on the Capitol with a massive, nonparade procession.
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Washington
Capitol
Coxey
Voxey
Moses
Joshua
Brownt
Browne
Brightwood
National Hotel
Arlvving
Udxers Command
Coney
Brightwood Park
Atrangers
Wash- Inston
Fourteenth Street
Mount Pleasant
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Sounds
First Street
Delaware Avenue
Wit
Browne and Coxey
St. Clairsville Junction
Coney’s
Edward Whittington
Mittendorf
Chicago
William Mittendorf
Randall
Russians Held On Public Disturbance Charge In Chicago
Two Russian men, Nicolas de Raylan and A. E. Rachatte, appeared before Justice Bradwell after allegedly addressing Lieutenant Hayes’s daughters near their home. Flynn and Ryan arrested them. Rachatte was fined five dollars and De Rogie discharged, with bail posted by Prince Engalleheff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nicolas de Raylan
C. de Razouza Sonshchefsky
A. E. Rachatte
Prince Engalleheff
French Chamber Clash Over Government and Anarchists
In Paris the chamber of deputies faced a heated debate as M Jaures accused the government of negligence in curbing clergy and capitalists from fomenting anarchy and of granting subventions to check socialist ideas. The session ended with the government upheld 179 to 40. Also: Columbia South Carolina moves to license liquor traffic with rules against Sunday sales and minors. wage restoration in Roanoke. and a temporary receiver appointed for Camperdon cotton mills in Charleston.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Jaures
M Doubet
M Jaures
Count de Mun
Vic
Columbia
S C
City Council of
American Ticket Brokers’ Association
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Cotton Miehs
Charleston
D. C
United States
James L. Oyr
Camperdon Cotton Mills
Greenville
Messrs. Cothran, Wella
Ansel
Sugared Senators Run Rampant In Senate Tariff Debates
Washington April 30 special describes a chaotic senate session likened to children at play. It paints the chamber as noisy and indecisive while discussing tariff policy and sugar stock gains. It notes financiers and senators including Smith Brice Havemeyer Whitney and Carlisle, with stock quotes and tensions over sugar trust influence. It mentions Georgia Personal items and bids for Savannah public building foundations.
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Washington
Senate
Senate of the
United States
Armiles
Buck Aldrich
Hill
Voorhees
Harris
Mills
Walcott
Teller
Turple
Quay
Gray
Manderson
Smith
Orator Smith
New Jersey
Brice
Sugar
Havemeyer
Cleveland
Whitney
Carlisle
Hayemeyer
Aldrich
West
Georgia
Cabaniss
W. C. Hightower
Thomaston
Major Gibson
Gordon
Lester
Savannah
Tariff Debate Ends With Senate Adjournment After Delays
The Senate spent seven hours debating the tariff bill with claims of falsehoods and amendments. Senator Aldrich faced attacks over alleged lies and proposed changes, while Voorhees defended the record. The body adjourned at 6:50 PM to tomorrow, with funeral duties for Senator Morgan’s wife cited as a reason for the halt. Henry George spoke in Pensacola about hard times and their cures.
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Harris
Senate
Aldrich
Arlen
Voorhees
Mr. Aldrich
Secretary of the Treasury
Finance Committee
Rhode Island
Mr Voorhees
House
Mills
Gill
Vooritees
Sherman
Lerman
Morrill
Ohio
Chandler
Quay
Dolph
Turple
Indiana
Guay
Gal- Minger
Mitchell
Oregon
Mitchel
Yeay
Yeas
Cockrell
Committee On Appropriations
Morgan
Alabama
Henry George
Florida
Pensacola
Fla
Atlanta Hosts Press League Delegates in Grand Welcome
Delegates led by Colonel John Cockerill and Murat Halstead arrive in Atlanta for the International League of Press Clubs gathering. Governors, mayor, and local press figures greet them with receptions at the Kimball and governor’s mansion, a Commercial Club luncheon, a Kimball banquet, and a southern barbecue with tours of city sights.
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Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Kimball House
Hell of the
Kimball
Tennessee
Union Depot
John Cockerill
Morning Advertiser
International League of
John A Cockerill
The
International League of Press Clube
Goodwin
Clark Howell
Atlanta Press Club
P. J. Moran
League
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Georgia Woman's Press Club
Northen
Commercial
Board of Directors of
Danacet
Beg
Colonel Cockerill
H. H. Cabaniss
Nal
Murat Halstead
Byington
Keenan
Pittsburg Press
International League of Press Clubs
Ww .A. Hemphill
Constitution
F H Richardson
Journal
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Corey
Brepa
Irtiang
Smith and
Brige
Tarpie Goen
Wolcott
Technessee
Brand
Press League
Ireland
Cahaniss
Atlanta Journal
Lowndes Calhoun
Alderman Colvin
A. J McBride
Jacob Haas
T. BR. R. Cotth
J. F. Burke
William Berri
Brooklyn Standard-aron
MR_T J KEENAN, JR
Tert
Harry -Vought
International League
Charles W Price
Jennid Jone” Croly
E Mavery
Cleveland, Oy
Messrs
W. H
Sam Venable
Thomas F. McMantoledo
Venable
MR_J . CHARLOUIS
New York Press Club
Ents
Joel Hart
Atlanta. Consolidated Street Railway Company
W. M Dickson
Louke M. Gordon
Whey
South Carolina
HELEN _H. GARDINER
York
Atlanty
A. E. Buck
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