Crisp Speech on Tariff Stirs Congress Debates in May
Georgia congressman N Bain Crisp delivers a leading tariff oration praised as the best of the present debate. He argues tariff policy harms farmers, defends division of labor, and contrasts protection with free trade, clashing with Mr Walker and northern Republicans. The House uses a five minute rule as amendments loom.
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Ton Payne
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Sassachusetts
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Massachusetts
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Senate Debates Pension, Immigration, and Army Budget Issues
In the Senate the reference of treasury reports on Chinese immigration from Canada was debated, with Mr. Hoar suggesting the East Defense committee. The annual pension appropriation and an amendment to increase pension agents were discussed and voted on. The military academy bill passed, and the army appropriation included $100,000 for post buildings with a proposed ban on alcohol sales in those facilities, a point contested by Mr. Gorman.
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Treasury Department
Canada
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Teller
Committee On Appropriations
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Brading
Board of Church Extension
David Norton
Contlimacy Boner
General Board
Conference Board
Firsy Snefnag B. Helen
Sue
Erun- Ta Memorial
Northwest Texas
Nens
Kentucky Senate Succession Fight Begins After Beek Burial
Kentucky senators race to succeed Beek with Carlisle and McCreary leading a field that includes Governor Mel, Judge William Linussey, ex-Congressman W. J. Stone, and Proctor Knott. A caucus not yet called, expected by Monday night, signals a long contest as candidates consolidate in hotel headquarters. Alabama gubernatorial race sees forty counties sending delegates as state convention nears.
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Kentucky
John G. Carlinle
Congress
McCreary
Carisle
Mel
William Linussey
W. J. Stone
Proctor Knots
Carlisle
Alabame
Moxraoness
Ala
Alabama
Alms-house Fire in Preston Claims Thirteen Bodies
Thirteen bodies have been recovered from the Preston alms-house fire in Chenango County with probables suggesting more remains. One victim was found away from the ashes, debris fills cellars, and an imbecile girl escaped by fleeing to the roof and arousing the keepers, saving her life.
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Preston
Chenango County
Siothiess
Einaby
Ellaville
Gibson
Harlem
Hill
Withio
Rogers
Rapers
Camaciz
Tite
Macon
Georgia
John Chapman
Rogers Staning
Deberate
Rogers Fred
Strick ‘Istaine
Chapman
Lay
Warrenton
Togurs
Sheri
Warren
Bibb County
Memerius
Jaina Oole
Evenshi
Biserina
Parnell Pension Bill Sparks House Debate and Tariff Clash
In Wasursorox on May 9 the house approved an amendment to a pension bill for Delia T. S. Parnell daughter of Admiral Charles Stewart reducing the pension from 1200 to 600 yearly as critics argued. The tariff debate followed with Mr Crisp attacking protection and asserting the tariff taxes fall on consumers while benefiting protected interests.
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Hill
Ilinois
Delia T. S. Parnell
Charles Stewart
Cummings
New York
Admiral Stewart
Navy
Sonsa
House
Payson
Illinois
Witch
Mrr. McKinley
Dal
Br. Crisp
Georgia
United States
Crisp
Bayne
Philadelphia
General Wheeler
Territorial Executions and Vigilante Outcry Shaped by a Murky Trial
In a wary county scene a condemned man faced the noose as guards moved in, ministers whispered prayers, and a crowd watched a hanging that followed a court case intertwined with revenge. A second tale recalls a Union county murder where William Davis was hanged for the brutal December killing of Susan Fernandes, with confessing accomplices named and grim details noted.
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Alexander Rogers
Indy
Bob
Mr. Suiley
Wiliam Davis
Union
Susan Fernandes
Luann Forman
Welliam Darts
Davis Fially
Charlie Willam
Jayce Vinson
Jenifer
Lars
Davis
Thes
Bobty
Davis confession trial details and Methodist conference notes
Davis confessed before execution exonerating others in the murder of Officer John Manning, claiming a woman unnamed and others were involved while asserting his own sole culpability. A Methodist conference in Louis discusses lay representation on ministerial questions and reports strong church extension funding and leadership changes.
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Charla Gibiani
Tatfo McMahos
Viliany Davis
Davis
Davis Mert
Rutineniar
Suxidy Jones
Conety
Yarl
Foliceman
John Manning
Rem
Jones
Turos
Grand Perry
David J. Walley
Wesleyan Educational Department and Training Cadete
Westminster
London
England
General Conference of
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Lusinesa
Telegraph Brevities From A Fragmented Ledger
Brief notes cover stock gains in government bonds, a lumber fire in Gimwerm, Va, losses and insurance, a newspaper owner narrowly escaped, labor unrest and union activity, a fugitive near Duluth en route to Canada, Russian revolutionary activity, German miners congress date, thunderbolt strike damage, political and legal mentions, kidnappings in Cuba, and a French Dahomean language reference in schools.
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Joba L. Reper, Larter Company
Gimwerm
Sas
Yester Ry Iorsing
Joe Means
Daily
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Ganinan
Jane
Dalle
Bank and Trust
Forthgese
Chamber of Deputies
Ciuiter of Justice
Delagos Fay
Kotonou
Baptists Meet in Southern Convention Session
Debates unfold at the Southern Baptist convention in progress at First Baptist Church. Officers are elected amid lively ballots and committee appointments as the body discusses finances and mission work and addresses governance changes following the treasurer’s death.
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Kentucky
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Spalding
Texas
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Virginia
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Alabama
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Georgia
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Barrows
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G. W. Norton
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A.B. Ball
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Frost
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Southern Baptist
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Southern Baptist Convention
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