Coercing the States to Bank Youse Yurely Republican
A fragmented report discusses political pressure in the South and federal responses. It mentions figures like Henry Grbot Lodge, committees on seating, and potential shifts in House control. The piece notes debates over eligibility, elections, and the role of party leadership in setting policy and procedure. It references the possibility of a Republican-led House reshaping seating and authority in contrast to Democratic factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeren Ly
Stes
Prius
Henry Grbot Lodge
Cherri Tonell
Neeens
Peeaume
Board of Supersisors
Howe Rf
Mortile House
API
Murber
Sako
Perk
Howe
Thih
Ieem
Regetani
Powell
Ste Bownt
Georgy Wall
Sam Rustillon
Reed
Jones
Blount
Sly Charman Powell
Tee Todas
Lerpin Colla
Daine
Sowell
Aise
Gaergin Basin
Valauna
Wisitas
Alyty
Gedy
Tut
Gedur
Joe
Lisbe
Senate
Afar
Senatorial Bill Debates and Indiana Election Notes
In the Senate Gibson presents a report from the Mississippi River improvement convention in Vicksburg and discusses southern preservers. Amendments address treasury rules, debt payments, and a new section on bank notes. Indiana municipal results show Democrats gaining control in city offices and councils amid local shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Wasimeron
Senate
Gibson
Vicksburg
Charleston
House
Alabama
Army
Commerce
UN Esau
United States Sematers
Tuhaems- Bersolonaos
Navy
Acetrag
Wits
Treamary
Stewart Iaze
Westobected
Benyan
Toby
Fae
Neyade
Mir Sherman
Imsertine
Wiumb
Mimend
Messrs Voat and
Teller Gus
Tariff Talk Opens Debates In the House
A sprawling account describes Major McKinley opening the tariff debate in the House with a cautious, restrained performance. Members fill the galleries as Mills and Etoffe voice opposing views on duties amid protests over debate length and fiscal policy.
Various 19th Century News Snippets From Daily Ledger
A compilation of terse items notes bond offerings and their acceptance, a number of workers on strike for higher pay in Pensacola, and rumors of a fish famine and customs losses in Buenos Aires. Also reported are a funeral in Lexington, the disappearance of real estate agent M L Pwood Lancaster, and a torpedo boat test trip from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pat Genator Beck
Lexington
Ovenr
Pensacola
Customs Department of
Buenos
House Committee
Pywood Lancaster
Philadelphia
Iene
Methodist Conference Admits Japan as a Conference
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South meets in this city with Bishop John C Keener presiding. Delegates from Maryland to the Pacific coast attend as bishops Keener Wilson Granberry Haysrove Duncan Galloway Hendax and Key lead a long session. The meeting discusses church discipline missions especially in China and the Pacific coast, school and press concerns, and the proposal to appoint a religious journal with San Francisco as its base. A lively debate over lay participation on ministerial committees follows a ruling by the bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr Laws
Methodist
Rpmcopal Church South
John C Keener
Lownana
Keener
Wilson
Granberry
Haysrove
Duncan
Galloway
Hendax
Key
Ike
P Harnson
Georgia
Candler
Rs .Dyert
Mason
Heye
Maryland
Paeihe Coast
Ching
Binal
Chk Marshall
Chima
Baltimore
Inshopa
Kingdom of God
Lsis
Medtou
China
Bantam
Herder Axi
Enhan
A G Haxgood
Ofice
Buather Methodist
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Episcopal Convention in Georgia Diocesan Assembly Opens
The Episcopal convention of the Diocese of Georgia met in St Stephen's Church, Waycross, May 7. Bishop John W. Beckwith presided as services began with Holy Communion. Opening sermon by Rev WD Power of St Paul’s Macon. Committees reported, including credentials and University of the South trustees. Treasurers’ report praised, missionaries paid, treasury over $1,000. Resolutions on St Philip’s Church property passed by unanimous vote. About 160 delegates attended. adjournment set for 4 o’clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stilledse Wille Wreueperville
Diocese of Georgia
St Blephen's Church
Right Ra
John W Bech
Willams, Pond and Hunter
Ofening Sleemon
Ev WD Power
St Paul's Church
Macon
Fin Kimges
Univeraty of
South
WD Powers
Committee of Finance
Reyer
Harrison
Atlanta
MU Eunsten
St Philip's _parioh
Philips
Kansten
Harnson
Attanty
Spere
Sugusta
Beckwith
Athens meet records and Sheffield property sale report
At Athens the day featured track events with AO Hasley winning high honors and Gordon placing in sprints and throws, while the Sheffield property sale drew bold bids, with parcels sold for up to 4 000 dollars and plans for industrial development announced by Mr. Chambers and Colonel Adair. The Young Men's Christian Association conference opened with 200 delegates attending the opening meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akost
Ea & Bam
AO Hassey
St Lanier
Tirty
Ford
A O Hasley
Coates
JL Weebles
Gordon
Pickett
Jer Cooper
JT Welbel
Gees
WY Gordon
OP Howell Jr
EP Howell
Fussell
WH Quarterm
Charlie Hodgson
College
Od Te Cooper
WI WA
Bishop
Jesse Coates
Athens
Shefield
Masete Les Andon Font
Montgas Wnery Avenue
Wuhan L Chambers
Vie
Sheteld Land Iron and Coal Company
Chambers
Theeis
Cmne
Theparans
Culbert
Saepany
Indiana
Knaus Boer
Roilag
Sheffield
George W Adair
Atlanta
Adair
Robin ‘Adar
Land Company
Montgomery Avenus
Montgomery
Tenn
Bpemal
Young Men’s Christian
Us States
Canada
Beng Heli UN Tisha
House of Ropresehin Hyve
Procession aids removal of statue for Lee at Richmond
In Richmond on May 7 a police escorted parade moved the General Lee statue from the railway station to the Allen plaza amid crowds along Broad to First and Franklin streets. Women and children pulled ropes while citizens cheered and guards protected the work. Guards and Confederate veterans followed the line, with emphasis on preserving the statue base and surrounding decor. The event included discussions about school property nearby and plans by local figures to preserve or repurpose buildings. Lieutenant A White of the Atlanta Zouaves led a Tumial inspection of the Spalding Gray district after arrival in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricuwown
Fichmond
Revert E Tee
Allen Plat
Worhak Thomas A Brander
Asa Stanre
Lee
Monroe
Tee
A Wiure
Atlanta Zouaves
Guilin
Spalding Gray
Winta
Melntoviz Kell
DG Shearion
Grays
Augusta Items From The Roy Preacher-Wajer Cras
At Walitary Inspection on Twe AvauaTt Ge May 7 a large audience heard Tommy Cook speak. Funeral of Henry Cranston at Christian church drew many attendees from Atlanta. The First Georgia Volunteer Battalion of white companies inspected under Adjutant General Kell. guards and officers praised cleanup and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Preacher
Wajer Craser
Walitary
Botopel
Kell
Ced
Oulethorpes
Napedon
Veny Sabe
Chaos and Baseball Scores From A Turbulent Evening
Disorderly demonstrations erupt as police clash with strikers. 7 arrested and several wounded. In Chicago league play the baseball scores show a maze of errors and hits across multiple matches including Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and Cleveland with various pitchers and batteries noted. Also the Kentucky spring races wrap with Loveland and Camilla among top finishers in close times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinmnan
Fatterino—Coughlan
Asttredge Ithiess
Brotherhood
Pillsburg
Baldyon and
Farrell
Tenerang Qman
Brooklyn
Boston
Hardie
Gleason
Clements
Syrvme
Lave
Bachester
Caser
Briggs
Karr
SteGuie
New York
Patenes
Fern
Clars
Maste
Backis Seievenant
Cleveland
Gro
Pitsburg
Haseries Beatin
Sommers
Haher
Wit- Bon
Clevelann
Hase
Etrorn
Buffalos
Bese
Battenes
Brien
Sutchi
Ferpun
Diack
Teledo
Toledo
Haze
Lenesque
Batoerree
Storth
Sage Straton
Ryan
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Yurely Republican
Mr. 1
DX Randall
Bank Olleers
Pricapripia
Toms
Usher Tames L Duggan
Cankier
John Piviffe
Flying Teter
W H Pitergeshamer
Bank of ‘Amerca
Weir
Roger
Hudsa Khatder
Lapk
Lhey
Waynes
Lth
Cuancorri
Joseph Poss
New
Spartanburg
Rendon
Hans Im
Norfolk and Western
Katonow
Whydah
Silver
the Senate
Tepudlicans
Clark
Democrats
Pitta
Cour Cutimen
Conner
Norris
Matshal
Joxar
Porsar Thuchte
Tonquet
Longue Pointe
Quebec
Danni
Loila Waters
Sean
Jatta
Singer Company
Enas
Evizaurva
Sracer
Siinger
Gueratives
Aunevtown
Mernang Central
New Jersey Tau
Lehegh Valley
Union Street
Lehigh
New Jersey Central
Conn Jally
Palley Ham Srass
Tonle Eue
WR Wills
Judge Stewart
Wasaratos
McBinley
McKinley
Mills
Carliste
Kentucky
Beck
Harry Uy
Boc Eaton
Brussels
Lie West
Odette
Molly
Republican Party
Hugh Way
Ribber
Willy
Tie House
Monin Teys
Peery
Mount Garcall
Wimoik
Uns
Missouri
Crane
Ouana
Freeport
Banner County
Sbss McIntyre
Methodists
IF. Louts
Japan
Turner
Thomas
Teras
Seay
Matthews
Dr. Fine
Ogy
Capibeanes
Gant Dbz
the Episcopal Convention
The
University
Eick
Staiue OF
Roreee Eler
Richmond
Ballard
Billard
Castleman
Watt
Schwl
Lave St
Castlesiant
Algusta
Flota
France
Tonk
Lite
Affara Ab Tourcomg
Otuhers
Lexmeton Lexreetoy
Kenmcky Association
Loveland Wean
Babradoet
Uncle Kid
Maee
Roseland Wory Fiansman
Hairhini
Camilla
Gener Gecon
Astis Ree
Kate
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