Exposition Funding Moves Through Congress
Washington May 29. The Atlanta exposition receives 200000 from the government. 50000 for the building and 150000 for the exhibit. If building removal is impracticable, a new building may be erected at Atlanta not to exceed 50000. The sale and handling of Chicago buildings are debated. Secretary Carlisle urges quick action and bids from contractors are solicited while a government exhibit is considered. Colonel Livingston expects swift passage via the sundry civil bill.
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Washington
Atlanta Exposition
Secretary of the Treasury
Atlanta
Government
Carlisle
L. F. Livingston
House of Representatives
Treasury
Jackson Park
Chicago
Ajec Cuvee Cue Courts
Chicago House Wrecking Company
Congress
I. M. Condit
Prover
Appropriations Committee
Livingston
House
Senate
J.kingston
Board of Trade of Washington
Colonel Avery
Alexander D., Anderson
Tho
Three Americas
Washington Board of Trade
Paris
London
Vienna
Brussels
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Gordon
Grange
Richmond
Walsh
Auvention
Sam Coloper
Americus
Walter Chisholm
Savannah
Black
Georgia
Springer
Supreme Court
Jefferson
John Adams
Cox
Major Black
Mrs Maybrick's Mother Appeals for Help from Press
London May 29 The Barones Rouques mother of Mrs Maybrick appeals to the press in Britain and America for aid in behalf of her daughter now serving a life sentence for murder. The appeal accompanies a pamphlet with new evidence including a February 9 1894 affidavit claiming arsenic in a Bible prescription matches Brourt Paris 1878. The baroness accuses home office of withholding adverse evidence.
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London
James Maybrick
Brourt
Paris
Maybrick
Home Office
Lettelling
Addrena
Topeka
Kas
Artz
Washington
Statehouse
State
Lewelling
Congress
Leavenwerth Lo Moorrow
Sanders
Senator Hill Defends the Boys and Offers Advice
Washington reporters clash over the Senate bribery inquiry as Senator Hill defends witnesses and urges calling implicated men to testify. The committee sidetracks, seeking newspaper sources, while questioning Voorhees Jones and West on sugar trust influence and the tariff schedule. The session adjourned with continued testimony slated, and Caffery denying direct conferral with Havemeyer and others amid the Holland letter controversy.
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Washington
Senate Bribery Investigation Committee
Sugar Trust
Schriver
Edwards
Senate
District of Columbia
Hill
Dolphn
Full
Cat “Mitte “Shuld
Suzar Trust
Senatori
Carlisle Windicaten
Voorhees, Jones and West
Finance Committee
Carlisle
Democratic Party
West
Joe Rickey
Senator Caffery
Louisiana
Aa Lall
Holland
Caffery
Long and short haul victory in interstate rail case
New Orleans May 2 The Interstate Commerce Commission triumphs as the federal appeals court orders remand to enter decree for the commission against Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway Company and related lines. The ruling targets higher charges on freight moving in less than carloads from Cincinnati to South Circle and Augusta with daily penalties for noncompliance. Advantage seen as pivotal for rail revenue and rate regulation nationwide.
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New Orleans
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Pardee, Locke and McCormick
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific ‘Railway Company
Western Atlantic ‘Railroad’ Company
Georgia Pacific Railway Company
Circuit Court of the United States
Northern District of Georgia
Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Hailway Company
Firat
Cincinnati
Augusta
Ausugte
Court of ‘Appeal
N. J. Hammond
Atlanta
Edmunds
Ee -Bbpreme ‘Court of Unitog
Stahlman
Fake Boston duel fools city dailies in staged blood
New York dispatch reports a mock duel in Boston staged by newspaper men to test courage of De Jos Goldsmith and John Crowley. Blood was faked with red ink and a handkerchief. The hoax backfired as reporters chased the tale and police questioned the gag. Also covered are Rev Tom Dixon Jr condemning Governor Flower over a police investigation veto and a deadly Brooklyn trolley crash that claimed a four year old boy and injured his sister.
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New York
Boston
de Jos Goldsmith
City Press Association
John Crowley
Goldsmith
Crowley
Gore
Smallpox Hospital
Mysterkous
Governor Flower
Thomas Dixon,Jr
Dixon
Parkhurst
Police Board
Police Department of
Itm
Brooklyn
Charles Johnson
President Street
City Wal
Annie
Columbia
President Streets
Erié Basin
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Hich
Brothers
Whitehall
Etary
Wingate
Viel
Lumi
Nee Ng
Steam End Gay
Atlanta, Ga
Portland
Louisville
Office
Tost
GS i Ioods
Tory
Bhall St
Kies
Dretary Carlisle
Catchings
Richardson
Tennessee
Johnson
Indiana
Committee On Banking and Currency
Thomas B. Hendricks
Senator Gorman
Gorman
He-ia
Cleveland
Mrs. Maybrick
Helena
Mont
Seattle
Northern Pacific
J. W. Kelly
Kelly
St. Louis
John Ross
William Blair
Stewart Lackey
Tom Davidson
Knowles
Waleh
La~mont
War Department
8. C
Columbia Companies
Alston
Richmond Volunteers
Governors Guarda
Columbia Zousines
Sugar Trust Scandal Committee
Senator Hill
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Railway and Seamship Association
Associaon
Stahiman
South
Chattanooga
Louisville and
Day's. Gap
Ala
Mountain Valley
George Jones
A. B. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Jones
Thompson
Calfornia Industrial Army
Army
Crawford
Des Moines
Glee Club
Sacramento
Clifton
Ill
Posacasia
Speed
Eneral
Ponanerin
Victodt
New States
United ‘ States’ Court
Alabama
Chicco
Charleston
Vincent Chicco
Tillman
Chirco
Waiters
George S. Legure
the Sun
George 5. Legare
Legare
Hattiesburg
Misa
Ray Coy
Coy
Kelly's
Greenville
Marion
Lock
Walthall
Wang
Memphis
E. C. Walthall
Mississippi
McBride
Rathburn
Cincinnati Road
Yorkville
3. C
Tree C's
Lexington
Breckinridge
Bradley
Owens
Tom Dixon
Flower
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