Tariff Debate Wears House as Randall Votes Loom
The House stalls over tariff measures as debate extends. Speaker Mills aims to push amendments with Randall’s likely veto or support shaping the outcome. Dems drift, independents wary, while Voorhees and Ingalls remain focal in Senate chatter and political maneuvering.
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Wasummetow
Blills
Cameet
Mills
Randall
Pitos
Hin
House
Gor
Milla
TUE Voorbers-Ingalls Srat
Mr. Ingalls
Geo
West
Tors
Ingalls
Cleveland
Appropriations Cumsittea
Georgina
Atlanta
South Carolina
le Cobonel Elliott
Congress
Jonderson
Bacon
X ‘Ramamull
Tangier Talks and Moroccan Sultan Clash Deepens
Turmoil over Tangier settlement persists as the sultan resists arbitration authority and may pursue a pacific stance. U.S. state department notes discouraging outlook while diplomatic efforts, including Consul General Lewis, press peaceful methods amid regional tension and naval considerations. The report also notes weathered damage to crops from late storms and ongoing disruptions in livestock.
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Foralbie
Waamnarox
Tecut
State Department
Lewis
North Carolina
Wilmington
Women as delegates debated at the Methodist General Conference
At the New York meeting on May 3 delegates discussed woman suffrage and the role of women in church leadership. A Michigan advocate urged embracing women as delegates, noting women lead more than two thirds of churches and deserve rights. Also reported were government bond sale offers via Acting Secretary Champeon with various maturities and yields.
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Loyal Legion
Cincinnati
Bharman
Crese
Lts
New York
Almont
Maine
Puget Sound
New Orleans
Atlanta
America
Foraker
Willard Warner
Aladams
Hayes
Dyer
St Lous
Thomas Speed
Louisville
Joan P Tea
Minneapolis
Smith A Whitfield
Cincinna
Sherman
Morr
New
Youk
Besslon
Edvarere Oaks
Potts
Michigan
Davy
Rome
Guld Cerss
Semcemita
Setnk Beai
Tenneeses
Nasavilg
Tenn
Duckworth & Go
Church Atreal
Nashville
Whalley
Cherry and
Demonabreon
Mor Whalley’s
Ahso Waa
Convention Debates and Nomination Moves Across States
A long record of party conventions and nominations unfolds with Democratic and Republican meetings across New Jersey, Chicago, Nebraska, and Alabama. Leaders praise Cleveland’s renomination, while Gresham is urged as a strong Republican candidate. Delegates are chosen, platforms debated, and plans set for the national convention amid state races and public notices.
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T Na J
Toren
Democratic Party of
New Jersey
United States
Democratic Party
Congress
Shell Lester and Spint
Leveland
Guarnor Green
Abbett
Philip P Baker
Moses Bigelow
George Pfeiffer
John Summerville
Garrett DW Vrom
Issac H
Sparmarreco
George Hout
Committee On Platform
Conrae
Adenes
Tha
Apo
Walter J Gresham
Republican Party
Bray
Walter L. Gresham
Haas
Beac
Ceales OF
Boven Cole
Lincoln
Albert A ‘Parte
HK W ‘Thompson
James N Hustar
C Buudeborg
Favorsbie Coariteratios Srrepublicaire
Unitedates
Todlana
Union Sinoy
Moscatel
Tatiana
de Crayford
J. K. Shorrens
J. J
Ieveland
Trosta
Nebraska
Moxtoomra
Ala
Alabama
Thomas Seay
John L. Pebb
Montgomery
J Craig Smith
Fred Smith
Offeo
Cyras D Hogue
Perry County
Darke
Burke
Atrang
Elon
Laughan
Ancceas
James B Stanley
Greenvile
Ton T . Be Cleilan
Solomon Palmer
Hem CD Hogus
General Assembly
Atte Hav
John Furan
United. States Senate
Thomas Besy
John ‘T Morgan
Preadens Grovet Cleveland
Governor Gordon Tours Covington and Macon Rail Route
A special inspection trip from Macon to Madison showcases the Covington and Macon railroad progress. Governor Gordon leads a party including Col. Machen and Mr. Alexander Brown, with remarks praising the line’s work, the staging at Monticello, and the land’s transformation as farmers discuss guano and harvests along the route.
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Macon
Madien
B.C. Macken
Alexander Brown
Fim
Brown & Sons
New York
Baltimore
London
Covington and Macon
J. Howard Sweetzer
Sweetzer, Fembrook & Co
Brown
Monticello
Sweeteer
Johnston
G A Caldwell
A J McEv
Macan
Martins
Madison
Renin
Madson
Covington and Macen Ralroad
Dones
Putcaa
Jasper
Morgan
Ebb
Covington and
Laula
Georgia
Goron
Tha Tran Ha
Isttla
Fall
Mel Eltchenry
W. A. Bordan
Machen
Gordon Hearce
Colenelen
Frobell
Littlefield
J IL Sweetzer
Herman
Crawford
Lanier
Aching
Georgia Teachers oppose appointment of state school commissioner
In Macon on May 3, a committee led by Superintendent W. H. Saker discussed resolutions against the appointment of a state school commissioner. Speakers argued for reforms and the meeting urged broader support for replacing the incumbent. The session closed with a call to meet again next summer.
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Macox
Kev BR
W. H. Saker
of State
W. HL. Baker
8. C. Caldwell
B. M. Zetter
Wes Pious
Tharhar
Wade
Omar Eae
Savannah
B. U. Wee High
Assembaa
Bernsen
Schooimaster
Ag Hr
Macon
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Aitness
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Loutevile
Gissippi Valley
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Nashville Railroad
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Wastisotoy
Bob Lind
Thas
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Tangier
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