Beef Inspection Bill Nearing Final Agreement
Washington reports the House Agriculture Committee weighing amendments to the meat inspection bill after Chairman Wadsworth and Representative Brooks from Colorado work to shape the proposal. A key disputed point remains whether to insert language allowing appeals to courts and how labeling dates will be handled. The cost of inspection is planned to be borne by the government as the committee moves to perfect the measure.
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Washington
Wadsworth
House Committee On Agriculture
Genesee
N. Y
Roosevelt
Brooks
Colorado
Agricultural Department
Cannon
Secretary of Agriculture
Centire
House
Bryan visit sparks protest fears in Russia
Berlin dispatch says William J. Bryan’s visit to St. Petersburg is used by reactionaries to arouse the czar against the progressive party. Conspiracies allegedly hatched during his stay prompted calls for a strong diplomatic protest to Washington. Bryan was said to be shadowed by the secret police, though ministers advised against public unfriendly demonstrations.
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Berlin
William J. Bryan
St. Petersburg
Morgen Post
Progressive Party
Bryan
Russia
Washington
United States
Bryan movement surges as wave of sentiment grows
A reform surge in Washington D C and Indiana Missouri and South Dakota propels the Bryan movement after weeks of restraint. The public response is strong and a renewed push gains momentum, with continued coverage promised on page three.
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W. J. Brya
Washington, D
Atcmans
Indiana
Missouri
South Dakota
Bryan
Balloonists Thomas and Levee Land After 200 Mile Flight
Dr. Julian T. Thomas and Charles Levee, the French aeronaut, landed Nirvana near South New Berlin, Shenando County New York after a perilous night long ascent from the Bronx. The pair were reported to have traveled about 175 to 200 miles beyond Cooperstown. Officials fear for their safety as to their fate and remaining communications.
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Cooperstown
New York
Julian P. Thomas
Charles Levee
Nirvana
South New Berlin
Shenango County
Julian T. Thomas
Atlanta
America
Central Union Gas Works
One Hundred and
Thirty-eighth Street
Bronx
Laul Stevens
Thomas
Harrisburg
de la Vaulx
France
Tillman accuses Ridgley as Walsh bank case widens
Senator Tillman reads a resolution demanding Finance Committee study into Walsh bank failures in Chicago. He alleges illegal contributions and legal violations by Chicago banks and associates, cites comptroller Ridgely and Fenton testimony, and warns against immunity for bankers while pressing accountability amid ongoing hearings.
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Washington
Tillman
Walsh
Chicago
Finance Committee
Associated Banks of
Ohio National Ba
Committee On Finance
Ridgely
W. C. Fenton
National Bank of the Republic
Fenton
House
Chicago Clearing House Association
Aldrich
Chicago Senate
Tillman Co
Catal
Underaga
Ots 'Walsh
House adjourns for Lester of Georgia in Savannah tribute
The House of Representatives adjourned today in respect to the late Representative Lester of Georgia. A committee to attend the body to Savannah was named immediately after resolutions of sympathy were adopted.
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Washington J
House’ of Representatives
Lester
Georgia
Savannah
Heartless man deserts two young daughters in danger
A man abandoned his two daughters, aged 7 and 9, on Friday. The next day their mother found them in critical condition at a hospital where the elder told of abuse by their father who allegedly threatened to kill her if she spoke out. No match for a listed firm or person appears in records. local Baptist orphanage help is noted in city notices.
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KE. B. Poling
The
Atlanta Enamel Roof Company
R. B. Ru
Jaime
Pickens County
Ijay
Gilmer County
Blue Ri Fannin County
Wednea- Gey
Union County
Young Harris
Towns County
Debates Loom Large centerpiece of political week
The third joint race debate between Hoke Smith and Clark Howell is set for Rome at Mobley park, with open sides to host several thousand listeners. Howell opens with an hour, Smith replies an hour and a half, Howell closes for thirty minutes, likely around 11. Rome forecasts a crowd of at least 6000 as Howell and Smith push campaigns in nearby Loganville and Villa Rica while Judge R. B. RuES regimes plan further stops across the region.
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Hoke Smith
Clark Howell
Rome
Mobley Park
Howell
Mr. Smith
Mr. Howell
Nothi
Family Poisoned by Tainted Cheese in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Michigan June 18 Poisoned by tainted cheese Dr L D Wood a prominent dentist his wife and daughter had an alarming escape from death after suffering violent nausea at dinner The doctor called Dr Earl Bigham who lives nearby after a telephone warning about the incident
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Grand Rapids
Mich
L. D. Wood
Barrow
Earl Bigham
Johnson Explains His Old Job Charge In Whisky Case
A Georgia reporter questions Attorney Ligon Johnson about statements before the city council tax committee. Johnson recounts analyzing whisky samples for South Carolina dispensary interests without knowing brand names, noting a committee prowled for tainted liquors as poison and poor methods. The record identifies sample No. 6 as Old Joe whisky sold by Bluthenthal & Bickers.
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Ligon Johnson
Tax Committee of Council
Bluthenthal
McCandless
South Carolina
Coronel Lyon
Joe’ Whisly
Bluthenthal & Bickers
Hines Did Not Oppose Call Of Committee
A letter to The Atlanta Journal from J J Holloway disputes a June 15 report that Judge J K Hines opposed a Populist executive committee meeting. Holloway asserts Hines helped draft the June 14 call and backed a July 4 gathering, arguing the misstatement harms the Populist cause and noting strong turnout forecasts in Atlanta.
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Hines
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta
Avanta Journal
J. K. Hines
Hoke Smith
Puting
J. J. Holloway
Shots Fired as Philadelphia Kidnaper Keane Captured
Police exchanged shots with John J. Keane, kidnapper of Freddie Math, before he was arrested and the boy rescued. Keane, once active in New York, had kept the boy at a school pile and drugged him with whisky and opium. A mob surrounded the house, and police used clubs to move a patrol wagon away. Keane, father of three, allegedly embezzled $3,000 and lured the boy to obtain money.
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Philadelphia
John J. Keane
Freddie Math
Keane
New York
Park Avenue
Eighty-the Street
Trainmen May Not Come to Atlanta
Columbus Ohio June 18 The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen plans its biennial convention in Atlanta next May facing growing opposition over the southern location and transport difficulties for delegates. The second vice grand master, Val Fitzpatrick, spent time here assessing the situation and proposed measures to ensure attendance.
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Columbus
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Atlanta
Val Fitzpatrick
Brotherhood
Barrow Named Chancellor at University of Georgia
Special to The Georgian Athens Ga June 18 trustees of the University of Georgia elect D C Barrow chancellor and Charion M Smelling vice chancellor Milton Coxart of Washington Ga wins medal in sopho more declamation Emory Father M J OBrien and Clifton Thompson named in the contest In Washington June 18 Captain Perry Garret of the battleship Rhode Island court martial findings approved by Secretary Bonaparte Garret suspended six months sea pay reduced five numbers in rank for grounding Rhode Island ashore off York Spit
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Athens
University of Georgia Today
D. C. Barrow
Charion M. Smelling
Milton Coxart
Washington, Ga
Emory v
M. J. O'Brien
Clifton "Thompson
Washington
United States
Bonaparte
Perry Garet
Rhode Island
Garat Sa
Garet
York Spit
G Cleveland Votes to Mutualize Company at Stockholders Meeting
By Private 120e Wire New York June 18 Former President Grover Cleveland addressed stockholders of the Life Assurance Society in favor of the amendment to mutualize the company. Formal protests charging constitutional issues were read on behalf of several opposing stockholders including Franklin B. Lord C V Morse Alfonso De Nevarro.
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Wire
New ‘York
Grover Cleveland
Table Life Assurance Society
Trea
Ok Tke
Thomas Ryan
Franklin B. Lord
C. V. Morse
Alfonso de Nevarro
Supreme Court of Georgia Criminal Docket Highlights
The Georgia Supreme Court docket lists cases including Dickeran v State from Early Diamin Ss M Channey Fordham v State from Laurens John Campbell State from Berrien Broge et al v State from Bereven Lovett Bowell v State from Screven G W Bundlick v State from Crisp Pride v State from Fulton Tom Long v State from Walton Rawlins v State from Tel air Disentaced Peter recel Beandret R Wright et oibb were 3 ct Wi eel
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Btate
Early
Diamin
M. Channey
Houston
Fordham
State
Laurens
John Campbell
Berrien
Broge Et al
Bereven
Lovett Bowell
Screven
G. W. Bundlick
Crisp
Leaned Pride
Fulton
Tom Long
Walton
Rawlins Va
Telair
Peter Recel
Beandret R. Wright
More Trusts Indicted In New York
A New York grand jury indicted McAndrews & Co. and several individuals including Karl Juengbleuth and H E Young for violations of anti trust and commerce laws. The defendants, named in the two indictments, face $6,000 bail each as set by Commissioner Shields on motion of defense.
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New York
McAndrews & Co
Karl Juengbleuth
John 8. Young
Bologna Sausage Talk Ends With Power Loss Report
A Fort Smith gathering discusses Bologna sausage and a linked incident where a mother consumed the product while her one year old daughter ate at a nearby street lunch stand. The child shows no illness. The report notes no further effects on the mother.
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RiLte
James
Tymontha
Fort Smith
Mob in Gotham Cries for Life of Street Thief
New York June 16 a mob in Houston Street fought to control a highwayman who attacked Mrs Rebecch Kupfer s 25 Clinton street in a brutal attempt to seize her diamond ear The crowd beat the assailant as police arrived and a man offered $1000 to the police for turning him over to the mob
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New York
Houston
Rebecch Kupfer
Clinton Street
Eight candidates file pledges for governorship
Col umbia June 8 A Jones filed his pledge as an anti liquor candidate for governor. Smith joined as anti dispensary candidate for lieutenant governor and J B, Way filed for attorney general. Other nominees include Mahan and Ina of Columbus Mann er 5 Brunson Ansell Benes W Frichton Crane Rovernit A Hinith Timmonaville and T G McLeod. Leroy F mans J F Lyon and J W ei are listed for the expenseary ticket.
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Columbia
Kim A. Jones
Smith
Hautenent
J. BE
Attorne
Wea
Ernor Ms
Ana Ina
Columbus
Manner 5
Brunson
Pe Te
Pe Te Ansell, of Benes and W. Fric Hieuton
Arrested in Texas for $330000 theft from bank in N Y
Fort Worth detectives arrested J i stock Harvey and David Melville about o'clock this morning west of here as they returned from a wolf hunt. They were to be transferred to New York where Harvey is wanted for a $220000 bank robbery. A letter from a New York contact led to the capture and warned against further writings. Cassatt will not go to Washington tomorrow to appear before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Fort Worth
Texas
J i Tock Harvey
David Melville
New York
Vey
First National Bank of Cash
Harvey
Casgatt
Philadelphia
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Cony
Washington
Interstate Commerce Common
Government Without Supporters in Douma
Special Cable from St Petersburg reports the constitutional extremist wing led by Raditshetf and Kott seeks to align with radicals to oppose the government. If they win a majority, the government could lose its backing. Revolutionary sentiment grows and the outlook is ominous. A St Petersburg dispatch notes disorder among sailors in Cromstadt with brigades and infantry dispatched to the fortress.
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St. Petersburg
Raditshetf
Kott
Paris
St Petersburg
Germany Asks Russia to Quiet Bialystok District
Germany appeals to Russia through a private wire urging restoration of order in the Bialystok district after German subjects and interests are increasingly threatened. The German government emphasizes safeguarding German residents and property amid disturbances.
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Germany
Russia
Bialystok
Bertin
Rovernahend
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