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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1901

Page

8

Platt Amendment Vote Taken by Cubans Today

Convention members decide on final action as conservative factions claim influence in the Platt Amendment vote. Citizens await outcome and potential changes in policy affecting Cuba.

Cuban constitutional convention to vote on Platt amendment

Unanimous decision by the Cuban constitutional convention sets a final vote on the Platt amendment for tomorrow after long debate. Conservatives predict a 2 to 17 to 11 majority in favor. nationalist split endangers Sener Gener’s Havana mayoralty bid as six delegates divide along party lines with Zayas Lucret and Gener set to vote yes and Nunez Rodriguez and Diego Tamraye likely to vote no. An effort to discipline the three later delegates was rejected as they refuse to resign.

Savana Senores Tamayo Portuondo Senores Sanguily Berrel Havana Sener Gener Senores Zayas Lucret Gener Senores Nunez Rodriguez Diego Tamraye Hamada

Southern railway workers press nine hour day demands

A committee of Southern railway machine shop employees met Vice President Gannon to push for a nine hour day, higher wages, and stricter apprentice limits. Gannon declined to state the railroad’s planned action, calling the demand excessive. Delegates said the talks were unsatisfactory and will report back to their lodge.

Southern Gannon Washington Southern Railway Birmingham Louisville St. Louis

Police Asked For Aid As Strikers Face Threats

A complaint to Chief Ball reported threats by striking machinists at Atlanta Machine Works. Officer Moss was sent to prevent trouble as workers quit. Machinists union leaders sought facts. a committee was appointed to investigate and ensure order. President Mike Riley urged no trouble and warned disciplinary action for disobeying instructions.

Ball Atlanta Machine Works Moss Mike Riley Focal Union of Pischinists Riley

Tax Committee Meets Today in Special Session

A special meeting of the tax committee of council is held this afternoon at 4 o clock to take up matters referred by council.

Tax Committee of Council

Tillman represents men McLaurin dollars in South Carolina

Lincoln Neb May 21 A special dispatch reports William J Bryan's Commoner editorial on the Tillman McLaurin dispute in South Carolina. Both senators resigning to let a Democratic primary decide voters' wishes. Tillman seeks a sweeping victory while McLaurin sacrifices chances. The piece notes Tillman represents the man and McLaurin the dollar.

Lincoln, Neb William J. Bryan South Carolina Tillman Senator McLaurin Commoner McLaurin South

Groundwork for a Constitution at Alabama Convention

The Alabama constitutional convention adopted the rules report with minor amendments. Governors Oates and Jones shaped recall powers and broad committee assignments were announced for judiciary, suffrage, education, taxation, and other key areas. Prominent figures including Emmett O’Neal and General George Harrison took chair roles as delegates set to draft the new state framework.

Montgomery Ala Committee On Oates Jones Smith Mobile Lowe Jefferson Walker Pillans Fitts Watts Ferguson Hood Coleman J Cobb Graham Samford Wilett Merrill Tsyloe Leigh Nesmith Duke Espy Davis DeKalb Ashcraft Wilson Clarke Het- Ein Randolph Hirk Hale White Letheimer Spraggins Williams Barbour Hefiln Chambers MacDonald De‘Kalb Dawg Btowah Weakley Soi Coleman Greene Mater Wilcox Weatherly Jonés Oneal Lauderdale Stewart Howses Ditta DeGraffenfeld Morressette Rogers Lowndes Buster Glover Chapman Talladega Grant Harrison Dent Parker Cullman Handley Burnett Waddell Inge Orear Reynolds Henry Kyle Banks Chilton Ashjeraty Pettus Bulger Miller Haley Sorrell Long Robinson Mack Autauge Thompson Willette Cofer Foster Boone Altman Burns Ledbetter Norwood Cunningham Sollit Sentell Barefield Lawrence McMiNan Proctor Carmichael Colbert Kirktang Foshee Hellin Greer Perry Locklin Washington Henderson Coffee Murphree Bibb Alabama Brooks Algo New York Browne Judge Coleman Gregory L. Smith Judiciary Committee Mobile Sar Frank 3. White Mississsippian O'Neal United States F. B. Graham Lomax George ©. Harrison Western Railway of Opelika Elmore Willame Wikiamy

Governor McSweeney Eyes Senate Run In Primary

Governor McSweeney of South Carolina, in Chattanooga for the Chickamauga dedication, said he would likely run for the U S Senate in the upcoming primaries though no formal announcement was made. Colonel Wiley Jones, militia leader and senate candidate, called for a July 1 committee meeting to plan the campaign.

Chattanooga Tenn McSweeney South Carolina Chickamau-ga United States Senate Wiley Jones State Democratic Committee Senate

Prof Herron and Miss Rand Social set union shocks nation

New York May 2 Announcement was made today of the marriage last Saturday of Professor George D Herron and Miss Carrie Rand. No vows were taken. Miss Rand had supported socialist causes and intended to continue with her husband. The union ends a months long social controversy involving Herron, Rand, and church figures. Herron, once at Grinnell College, faced divorce and church censure after a yearlong affair with Rand.

New York George D. Her Ton Carrie Rand Miss Rand Herran Grinnell Bn the Way Professor Herron Herron Hurone

Wade Hampton Suggested for U.S. Senate by South Carolina Friends

Charleston sources report that General Wade Hampton may be appointed by Governor McSweeney to fill the vacant U S Senate seat left by McLaurin. Tilman and McLaurin plan to seek the long term term, while Hampton could serve the remainder and be strong in the next year’s primary. The maneuvering is described as quiet, with Hampton still popular among supporters.

Friends of the Old Statesman McSweeney Charleston D. C Wade Hampton United States Senate Senator McLaurin Tilman McLaurin Tillman Genergl Hampton Hampton Senate Tittman

Teller Repudiates McLaurin on Equal Rights in Colorado

Senator Teller of Colorado says Negroes deserve political rights but opposes the force bill. he predicts Tillman will win and McLaurin exit national politics. McLaurin replies from Columbia that he will not enter a summer campaign, citing health and a race with Tillman alone as unlikely.

Colorado Denver Cal Teller Grand Junction Col McLaurin South Carolina Wolcott Tillman Columbia 8. C

Tifton Ships Peaches to Atlanta Dealers Amid Strong Shipment

A May 27 report from Iton Georgia details a shipment of peaches sent from Tifton by Jt Hentend CG J. Austin to Atlanta commission houses. The crop appears promising with more fruit to follow, signaling a robust local trade.

Tifton Atlanta Iton Jt Hentend

Emory commencement programme announced with speaker to be named

Emory College Oxford Ga May 21 Special The commencement programme is published with junior and senior speakers to be chosen by June 1 and commencement set for Friday June 7. Events include a China lecture by Dr Young J Allen and a full schedule of declamations exhibitions sermons receptions and a final diploma ceremony featuring Charles E Dowman as bachelor address.

Emory College Oxford Emory Young J. Allen China Board of Trustees Roberts’ Cave George Albert Barron Gake John Albert Bedingteta Covington James Arthur Brown Jacksonville Fla Joseph Lemuel Dillard Crawford University Willam Atticus Herrington Hillis New Chivaley Edward Wills’ Johnson Atlanta William Henry Pickett, Jr Philipnines Willam A. Shepard Fort Vatley Clifton F. Trimble Department of Physical Culture College Walliam Gladstone Bonnell Pluc Ramuel G. Brown Dorsey van Newton Haddock Shellman Harry I. Hentz Quincy Bla Walter Anthony Wrightsville Wiliam N. Bante Grantville Paul Cloud 'H. Bighop Wath Clyde St. Campbell G. Augusta Nathan 5 Davier Hugh ¢. Ford Cartersville Akin Jefferson Davis Elbert Hale Rome Lygia Fletcher Quilnan Embert E. Osborne Augusta Stars and Stripes Forever Charles L. Shepard Fort Valley Hother Pew Phi Gamma Geors Tive J. C. G. Brooks For Roberts Macon Oscar S.craft Rockmatt Charles L. Redding Waycross Monard Bilder Edwin A. Rogers Walesca Stema Alpha Chi Phi Alpha Tau Omega Phi Delta Theta Kappa Alpha Sigma Nu Delta Tau Delta Addren Hopkine St. Louis Sener Hall Edgresa Luther Brittain Atatta Charles E. Dowman

Grady Hospital Board Set to Meet This Afternoon

The Grady Hospital board of trustees will hold a regular session this afternoon at the hospital. No special items are listed, but anticipated subjects include department enlargement and routine committee discussions.

The Grady Hospital Aly Hamre Wiesburg

Repairs and staffing planned for colored ward department

The colored department 48 shows post repair needs with possible trustee suggested improvements. Applications for admission to the colored ward exceed capacity while two new wards for male and female are planned. The staff begins intake this week with each physician serving two weeks, led by Dr. O L. Vaines and including Drs. Powell, Lane, Randall, and Chambers.

Hese O L. Vaimes WA. Powell G. W. Lane James Randall G. Chambers

Man Charged With Burglary Found Hiding in Auburn House

Alex V. Veal, a White man, was arrested by Sergeant Martin on a burglary charge after police found him hidden beneath clothing in a boarding house on Auburn Avenue. Veal was located behind a bed as officers searched the residence.

Alex V. Veal Auburn Avenue Martin Gms W. P. Green Martina Ven

Sunset Route Through Texas California Coastline

Travel route description outlining a path from Texas to Los Angeles along the coast of California via the Sunset Route and returning through the Rocky Mountains. The text emphasizes a scenic rail or road itinerary with emphasis on geography and travel direction. The piece reads as a promotional or descriptive travel cue highlighting major regions and natural features.

Texas Los Angeles California Rockies

Shot Dead at a Picnic in Birmingham Alabama

A fatal incident occurred at a picnic in Birmingham Alabama with police and medical responders called to the scene. Details are unclear from the fragmentary text, but witnesses reported gunfire and a death. Investigators are reviewing evidence and interviewing attendees.

Birmingham Ala Nefro Bans Morean M.vean Pisa

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