Senate Faces Tariff Rewrite As McKinley Bill Debate
The Senate plans to interpose its own tariff bill, replacing the McKinley measure with a less protectionist outline. House supporters aim to back a reform bill while steering away from ultra protectionism, signaling a clash over tariffs tied to recent election shifts. The River and Harbor debate continues, with General Catchings leading a detailed case for federal improvement of waterways and harbors.
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Senate Silver Bill Sparks Monetary Policy Debate
In a tense session, Senator Daniel addressed the Senate amid a clash over the silver bill and naval appropriations. He argued the tax system burdens and the currency fiat system destabilizes prices, urging clearer monetary policy. The silver bill was set aside as naval funding proceeded, with debate on currency and taxation shaping the ongoing fiscal fight. Athens report notes local distress as an elder builder, D S Forrester, deserts his wife and unfinished contracts, drawing public curiosity.
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Telegraph Brevities From The Republic Washington Meeting May
Brief notices report a mindtree meeting in Washington on May in Hampton Virginia. Commencement exercises were held yesterday. The French Chamber of Deputies rejected a price offenses bill. Veterans groups planned unveiling of the Lee Statue in Richmond next week. Bond offerings totaled 35,600 with yields cited. A New York Central freight-house burned in Albany, losses 125,000 with unknown insurance. Colonel Joseph A Branner, NC educator, died in Asheville. Democrats contested Lynchburg municipal offices. A clerk fled with 2,000 from Austin Investment Company in Kansas City. Wight passengers slightly wounded at Sheffield Missouri crossing. William Anderson, president of Citizens National Bank NC, died of heart disease. An assizement funded for creditors with liabilities around 90,900. Caldwell Post of the Grand Army visited Winchester. American Medical Association elected Dr W Sniges of Nashville as president and set Washington DC for next meeting. Monroe Shellenberger noted.
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Fashville
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Two new bishops consecrated at Centenary church
The general conference of the Methodist church in St. Louis reports the appointment of three mission secretaries after debate. Bishop Haygood and Bishop Fitzgerald were consecrated at Centenary church in the afternoon, with Keener officiating, as part of broader church business and foreign mission discussions.
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Keener
Tin Foundry Mystery Hints at Georgia Classes
Fragment reads WE HAVE THE TIN with CHERO and GEORGIA CLASES, suggesting a local trade or school reference. Details are unclear, but the two legible names point to a regional context in Georgia. Further readable tokens imply a discussion about tin or class-related notes.
Tin Mines in Cherokee County Georgia Reported by Advance
The Cherokee Advance details a visit to tin pits near Coggins's old stand eleven miles east of Canton. Captain J C Robertson and local investors present thin tin-like ore with 7.4 percent assay suggesting high potential. The article notes silver in the same property and urges readers to weigh the findings with caution.
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Mortgage records tracked in Spalding County update
In Gallevix Ga on May 21 special agent JM G G Weems of Henry County gathers mortgage indebtedness figures for the 4th congressional district. He notes Spalding’s debt is smaller than other counties with fewer mortgages this year. The post also reports Macon post office money order totals and a local marriage notice involving Miss Genia Jones and Clarence Russ.
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