Bryan Sulzer and Lewis Stir Michigan Democracy Act 1900
At Detroit May 2 a Mohawk Democratic Club banquet drew large crowds. Willam J Bryan's name sparked cheers. James H Lewis urged the minority as the force of democracy while Sulzer defended the Chicago platform and attacked trusts and imperialism. Bryan spoke on democracy and warned against imperialism and a large standing army.
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Bryan
Sulzer
Lewis
Michigan
Acton
James H Lewis
Washington
Detroit
Mich
Larned Mreet Auditorium
Mohawk Democratic Club
Willam J. Bryan
Thomas E. Barkworth
Jackson
William G. Muaybury
James H. Lewis
James Hamlton Lewis
Jefferson
Untitled Assertion on Porto Rico Power and Republican Despotism
A speaker denounces unseen influence behind the throne in Porto Rico shaping policy beyond constitutional limits. He claims the power coerced the Ways and Means Committee, Congress, and the president, splitting flag and constitution. He warns the Republican Party pursues despotism for Filipinos and urges the plain people to uphold independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Freedo
Manaeera
Congress
Maine
Spain
Repubite
Europe
Porto Rico
Committee On Ways and Means
Republican House
Republican Senate
Republican Party
Census enumerators named in Georgia second district list
Thomasville Ga May 2 Special The following list shows census enumerator appointments for Georgia s second congressional district after exams Supervisor H W Hopking reported only six of 108 failed and will be replaced Appointees include Robert Benton Odom Logan Whitlock John Wilton Roberts Julius Royal Robert Connell Alonzo Webb and many others across Baker Berrien Calhoun Cry Colquitt Decatur Dougherty Miller Mitchell Worth and more counties with numerous named individuals and counties listed in full
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Thomasville
H.W. Hopking
Baker County
Robert Benton Odom
Logan T. Whitlock
John Wilton -Roberts
Berrien County
Julius
John W. Tiooks
George Rosa Suttive
Colquitt
James M. Odom
Matthew E. Nesmith
John M. Teampies
Decatur
Wayland
Flemidg
James Aralph Graves
John Richard Wiston
Walter W. Lane
Reuben Chason, Jr
Charles C. Belcher
Henry H. Griffin
Laurence C. Grasham
Stephen D. Cherry
Simeon Brinson
Adas Powell
Waddell A. Server
Dougherty County
William N. Hennett
Richard Hobbs, Jr
Amos P. Davin
Willian E. Smith
L. S. Plonsky
Turner H. Kirstey
Keer
Charles H. Raughman
Rob Lane
Richard DL. Frea
James J. Albion M. Irwin
Timmons
Miller County
J. R
Joseph H. Maseey
Robert F. Evana
Irene W. Deverle
Charles Fi. Rice
Nathaniel R. Mf. Herth
Anthony W. Ivey
Walter Apslewicks
Bentney R. Chastain
Andrew F. Berry
Sucajah Pove
John
Searey
Worth County
William ¢. Wiliams
James F. Wilson
Mark Tison
Willam
Horne
Thomas C._ Stanford
George W. Werren
Case Goes to Highest Court in Georgia Appeal
Dawson mayor learns of dismissal by United States Court of Appeals in New Orleans. The suit by waterworks bond trustees against the city of Dawson and the waterworks company, begun in 1895, has traveled from Terrell superior court to state courts, then to federal courts, and now faces the United States Supreme Court. The long contest has stirred interest across Georgia as similar disputes unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Circuit Court
J. W. F. Lowrey
Dawson Waterworks Company
City of Dawson and Waterworks Company
United States Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Terrell Superior Court
Waterworks Company
Supreme Court
Ulity of
Dawson and Dawson Waterworks Company
Federal Court
Columbus
Elrenic Court of Appesly
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgia
Hail and Rain Reported on Southern Trains
Passengers on incoming Southern trains from Atlanta report a heavy rain and hail storm between Atlanta and Holton this afternoon. Professor Weiden, leading a tent meeting in Macon, says such hail and rain have never been seen. Crops are said to be badly injured above Macon, though the storm did not reach the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Southern
Atlanta
Holton
Weiden
Triplets Born Near Quitman Georgia One Dies
Mrs Tim Carroll, wife of a farmer near Quitman, GA, gave birth to three children last night. One infant died shortly after birth. The remaining two are reported to be thriving. Special from Georgia datelined May 2 details the birth.
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Tim Carroll
Quitman
Turner Suit Will Come Up Shortly in Mercer Case
The suit of Clyde U. Turner of Rome against Mercer University faculty and several students will come up in Macon Superior Court on May 28 seeking $20,000. Turner, once Mercer baseball manager, claims libel over a committee report on his accounts and will present witnesses from multiple states. The article also covers a postponed joint debate, Macon postmaster selection for Harry Edwards, and a proposed monument to Mayor Price, ending with an ad for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
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Macon
Clyde U. Turner
Rome
Mercer University
Turner
Ibel
Turnerg
Mercer
John P
M. Ross
Anderson, Anderson & Greer
Pollock
Academy of Music
Cooper
Lane
Grace
Pothill
Crawford County
Duncan
Hodges
Ciager
Mans
Clark Case May Be Heard Today In Senate Fight
In Washington on May 2 the Senate debated the treatment of volunteer soldiers in the Philippines amid moves to unseat Senator Clark of Montana. Senator Hoar signaled the Clark resolution would be taken up tomorrow, while debate over army funding and volunteer benefits continued. Pettigrew attacked government handling and read a harsh letter to the president. the Fredericksburg battlefields memorial bill advanced.
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Washington
Senate
WSS
Clark
Montana
Committee On
Hoar
Massachusetts
Chandler
Bacon
Georgia
Fredericksburg
National Battlefields Memorial Park
Virginia
Spottsylvania County
Salem Church
Chancellorsville
the Wilderness
Spottsylvania Court House
United States
Turner
San Francisco
Washington Regiment
Pettigrew
Senate panel backs five Holland type submarines plan
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs urged amending naval appropriation bills to authorize purchasing five Holland type submarine torpedo boats and to restore $100,000 for lakes and ocean surveys. It approved Vandiver armor plate terms for Maina, Ohio, and Missouri, and floated options to build an in house armor plate plant if suppliers fail on price. The panel also proposed curbs on Marine Corps growth and raised the Naval Academy enlargement cap from 45 million to 38 million.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs Today
House
Maina
Ohio
Missouri
Messrs
Chandler
Tillman and
Butler
Marine Corps
Naval Academy
Knights of the Royal Arch Barbecue in Atlanta Next Tuesday
The Knights of the Royal Arch, saloon keepers of Atlanta, will hold a barbecue on Dempse Perkerson's farm near A. P. Stewart's place on the bar racks trolley line next Tuesday May 8. Cars depart from the corner of Marietta and Forsyth streets. A large crowd is anticipated as the organization makes extensive preparations for the event.
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Atlanta
Knights of the Royal Arch
Saloon Keepers of
Dempse Perkerson
A. P. Stewart
Marietta
Forsyth
Peruna touted as cure for catarrh in old ad claim
Major J M Liddell of the Fifth Immunes endorses Peruna for catarrh and digestive ailments, asserting it serves as an internal remedy addressing mucous membranes. The Feruna Medicine Co promises a free book on catarrhal diseases by Dr Hartman to readers who request it.
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Boston
Durely
Torea
Guardinna
George Armes
S. A
Washington, D. C
Pulding
Lincoln
Transvaal
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
George A. Armes
J. M. Liddell
Philippines
Mississippi
Hartman
Feruna Medicine Co
Dr. Hathaway
J. Newton Hathaway
Montgomery's Street Fair to Return in October
The Commercial and Industrial Association of Montgomery Alabama announces a second street fair to begin October 15 following a successful previous event. Organizers aim to expand offerings and attract more visitors and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery’s
Montgomery
Ala
the Commercial and Industrial Association
Abe Jenkins Killed in Welch Shooting Over A Woman
Near Welch North Carolina on Sunday night a fight among Abe Jenkins Jack Carver and Andrew Carver left Jenkins dead from a chest wound and Jack Carver fatally wounded. Andrew Carver escaped injury as bullets cut his clothing and officers investigate the incident.
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Abe Jenkins
Jack Carver
Welch
N. C
Andrew Carver
Oikcers
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William Sulzer
New York
Chicago
New York State
National Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Croker
Mr. Bryan
Rcason
Crusta
Willian McKinley
Treasury
Mark Hanna
Republican
Democratic Party
Nicaragua Canal
Brttain
Democratic Party Ia
Ohio Syndicate
Republic
Rew
Thomas Jefferson
Nebraska
Wiliam J. Bryan
America
Unham
Colonel Bryan
Carter
Icartee
Pili le
Fie Lee
Johann Hoff
Jasan Hofft
Johann Hoffs
Will
College
General Macon News
Harry Edwards
Benater Pritchard
Mr. Edwards
R. D. Locke
Edwards
Locke
Maconlang
South
Mayor Price
Price
Royal Arch
Liddell
A. W. Farlinger
J. Newton Hathaway, M. D
DR. Hathaway & CO
lLberty
Henry Darley
Ving
Vara Armstrong
For Springs
Excelsior Springs
Brady-Miller Stables
O. H. Sheield & CO
Civil Engineers
St Austell
Atlanta, Ga
Oeidgea and Buildings
Feackle Quiney
Attorner-At Law
Equitable
T. Doreer
P. Albert_ Howell
Dorsey
HUEY
Bolid
Pryor and
Huncet Streets
Avants
Central of Georgia Railway
Ste Jlne
Umbla
Dathan
Inaueura
Dat
Armabia
W Than
Teave
Fulton County
Oral. Mary's Office
Morris O'Ty
Mary D
Mnis
Hfe
W. H Hulsey
Joseph Johnson
George H. Johnson
Aid Trust
W. H. Hulsey
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