Mr Norwood to the Alliance Address on the Day
Norwood urges Georgia farmers to unite against the money power in politics. He argues subtreasury is key to relief, condemns federal finance as control by bankers, and warns against internal division while praising unity and loyal leadership within the alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Groner
Acchance
Habersham
Seaboard
Georgia
Damocrata
Republican Party
Congress
Beane
Jess & Panacea
Ig Ba
Hacuba
Hecuba
God Cam
Nazareth
Sewe Cesuiul
Eamel
Fonr
Uwe
Jon
Apring
Lam Wok
Imber
Pacific Railroad
Supreme Court
Soho
Ehaorae Ag
Dee
Sweather Bureau
Wallstreet Zamblers
Pea
Nalion
Burr
Norwoop
Enloe Forces Front In House Postmaster Scandal
Enloe exposes alleged corruption around Postmaster Wheat and a government printing employee in the House payroll. The resolution to investigate passes as party tensions flare over Republican figures, with warnings of possible repercussions after the November elections. The conference report on the tariff bill is delayed, with McKinley and Medien set to lead the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waismweren
Enloe
Tennesseean
House Post Office
Government
Wheat
Hones
Wheel
Iil
Reed
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Baloo
Enlon
Republian
Blount
Ely
Kennedy
Bloont
Enloo
Enlce
Arkansas
Rogers
Qeho
Entoe
Accr
Tennessee
Brice
House
Mir
McKinley
Senate
Major McKinley
Mr. Medien
Sen
Aters Aldrich
Carlisle
Ingalls
Congress
Crisr Cowing
Congressional action and Park bill debate in Washington
Reports from Washington describe continued debate on a park bill and nickel ore purchases. Senators Sherman Gorman and Reagan clashed over park size and costs while the nickel project faced complexities of distribution and Allied contractor relations. The Senate and House actions included passes and adjournment planning amid routine measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wasuixeror
Sherman
Committee On Appropriations
New Jersey Avenue
Barract
N. Wi
Rock Creek Park
District of Columbia
Messrs
Gorman and
Gibson
District Hall
Reagan
Grost Central Park
New York
House
Cameron
Halu
Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Committee On Naval Asisis
House of Representatives
E Cipal
New Jatedonia and Council
Canada
Gorman
Yessala
Messin
Hawley
Plumb
Gay
Hale
Altamaha River
Tariff Conferees Report Changes Amid Controversy
Washington September 24 The tariff conference reported on 46 amendments with deep disagreements. Changes include delaying certain duties and striking out provisions for a customs commission. A reciprocity provision moves to January 1892. Virginia census figures and appointments also noted amid other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehoy
Wasninctox
Asioliaws
Senate
Customs Commission
WasHrmarox
Burd Grobb
Naw
Jersey
Spain
Edwin H. Conger
Iowa
Brazil
Alabama
Pralate D. Garker
Gebbile
Samuel Malion
Bessemer
Eligsisippi
William $. Hamilton
Greenville
Eichen D. Fly
Water Valley
Georgia
Adam D. Bike
Thomanville
South
Carolna
Dra
Frances J. M. Sperry
Georgetown
Little J. Scurlock
Lynchburg
Staunton
Selma
Als
Mobile
Found His Father North Carolina in a Brooklyn Death Sequel
A 19 year old Brooklyn youth Victor L Johnston shot himself after discovering from old letters that his father lived in Fayetteville North Carolina. He had sought his grandfather’s help, stole $508 from his employer to travel south, and learned his father edited a Fayetteville newspaper while his mother had left years earlier. The tragedy follows a long family estrangement and a hinted motive tied to his mother’s past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craigtorrr
Ught
Victor L. Johnston
Hendrix Strees
Brooklyn
N.Y
Johnston
Fayetteville
N. C
North Carolina
Payetteville
Hays New York
Victor Jemison
New York
Dempsey Gallagher bout eyed for Texas purse
Letter from Bat Masterson to Luke Shore proposes Dempsey Gallagher fight in Texas for a two thousand dollar side purse and middleweight title with Texas added prize money. Masterson favors Fort Worth or Texas venue to ensure big purse and protection, mentions possible San Antonio option as fallback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonzo
Tex
Bat Masterson
Denver
Dempsey
Gallagher
Texas
Amenes
Coura
Luke Shore
Fort Worth
Gill
Orat Square
San Anrelio
Luke
Gelagher
Death attempt by John P Spence in Hewtsville falls short
John P Spence chief of the tre department, temporarily insane, shot himself in the left breast with a .33 caliber pistol at 10 oclock. The bullet ranged, but the wound is not necessarily fatal. Spence is a prominent Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows member returning from a lodge meeting in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewtsville
Als
John P. Spence
Tre Department
Spence
Knights of Pythies and
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Hich
Topeka
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John Boyle O'Rey
Boston
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Ashary
National Prison Congress
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Scottish Rite
Hayes
Standing Committee
Charles ‘Reeve
Plymouth
Ind
Obama
W. J. Lea
Graynesboro
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Dunum
Tipperary
Timadhy Healy
United States
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America
Owan
Tiate Arrington
John Morlley
Ireland
England
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Weorsrock
Ont
Couré
Miss Cromwell
Eastwood
Brantford Road
Hamilton
Benwall
Raverex
Branewick County
Carolina Central Railroad
Wilmington
Wrightsville Beach
Henry Watterson
Bostos
Massachusetts Reform Club
Louisville Courier-Journal
Brunswick
Granswick
Cven
Bird Watterson
Setwa
Ala
T. McCall
Lowndes County
Columbus
Syracuse
Louisvile
Louisville
Rochester
Dally and Weckbecker
Barr
McGuire
St. Loui
St. Fennis
Athletic
Errare
Sundorics
Neal
Trost
O'Neill
Biddie
St Louis
Athletics
Pesterios
Nichols
Streaker
Hidde
Chicago
Chica
Philadelphia
Hutchingon
Nagle
Gleason
Strarker
Brotherhood
Baldwin
Boyle
Husted
Haliman
En Fors
Veronica
Druidess
Lord Dalheny
Timan
Yone
Alona
Feuller
Donohue
Lepanta
Crave
Elkton
Granite
T Firth
Corling
Bath
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