Willett Speech Expunged From House Record
In Washington on January 27 the House adopted aResolution to strike Rep Willett’s critical speech about the President from the permanent Congressional Record. The vote was nearly unanimous after the committee ruled the remarks violated debate privileges, though the speech itself was praised as free expression by Willett.
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Representatiett
New York
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He Select Committee
Gio House
Comradew
le House of Representatives
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Wwer
Gentleman Inn
Rob
Kennedy
Ohio
Tate
Wilett
Reedom
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Vullett
Congressonal Record
Denial of Charges in Rainey Speech Group
J F Scott notary to WM Harvey issued a statement denying Harvey’s direct interest in land grants in the Republic of Panama as mentioned in Rainey’s speech. The remarks claimed certain parties sought lucrative successions in Panama for private benefit and named Harvey among others in connection with an infamous railroad deal.
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Rainey
York
J. F. Scott
Harvey
Republic of Panama
Panama
Mr. Harvey
Real estate and market activity across Tennessee and Kentucky
Columbia Tennessee reports brisk real estate interest amid springlike days with several deals expected by week’s end. Louisville Kentucky markets show varied livestock prices with cattle, hogs, and lambs receipts and shifts in demand, plus wholesale produce and farm goods quotations from local firms.
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Columbia. Tenn
Louisville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Wholesale Prices From Local Stocks and Suppliers
Listing of seed and grass seed prices per bushel including Cane Seed 60c, Blue Grass 2.50, Orchard Grass 2.20, Timothy 2.65, Red Top 1.00, and wholesale groceries with staples such as sugar, coffee, and zinc items. Metal scrap and handling values for old iron, brass, copper, bones, rubber, zinc, and lead provided. Prices quoted by local merchants J. A. Sloan Co and Louis Barker.
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Louis” Barker
Former Kentucky Girl Ends Life in Omaha
Miss Bernie Talbot a prominent Omaha woman born in Sturgis Kentucky ended her life at a home in Omaha by shooting herself in the head. A note said she despondent over the loss of her fiancé Palmer LaMoreaux son of Dr La Moreaux. She leaves parents and brother Raymond Talbot and will be buried in Sturgis.
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Neb
Bennie Talbot
Sturgis
Ben
LaMoreaux
Lv Moreaux
Miss Talbot
Raymond Talbot
Death Takes J A Andrews In Cincinnati Industry Leader
Col J A Andrews a Cincinnati born Civil War veteran and millionaire steel magnate dies at Fifth and Park residence after months of illness. He built Newport Rolling Mills and Newport Steel Company employing about 1000. widow, daughter Mary, and sons W N Andrews and Joseph Andrews survive.
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Col
J. A. Andrews
Fifth and Park Avenue
Col. Andrews
Lytle Greys
Newport Rolling Mills
Newport Steel Company
Licking Pike
Andrews
Fifth and
Race Streets
Queen City
Mike Mary Andrews
W. N. Andrews
Newport
Joseph Andrews
Laymen Hold Meeting at First Methodist Church
A Tuesday night Laymen's Brotherhood gathering at the First Methodist Church drew a strong, attentive audience. J. H. Dinning led the program stressing layman support for church work and foreign missions, with brief talks from Rev. A. B. Clement Col. J. E. Adgerton and others. Prof. G. W. Dyer of Vanderbilt was announced to speak that evening.
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Lapien
First Methodist
J. H. Dinning
Dinning
Tennessee
Dinning Wald
Cruaalers
Europe
Thomas H. Williams
A. S. Page
Methodist Church
G. W. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
Losing Fight of Senator Hopkins
Springfield Illinois January 27 Senator Albert J Hopkins suffered a net loss of 17 votes in the final ballot count for the United States senate race. The 21st ballot recorded Hopkins at 76 votes, marking a low water mark that alarmed his supporters. Dark horses Richard Yates L Y Sherman and Lieut Gov G Gosby appeared as challengers in today’s balloting.
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Springfield
Albert J. Hopkins
United States
Hopkins
Richard Yates
L. Y. Sherman
Gov. G. Golesby
Cuba Free Nation Inaugural Preparations Begin In Havana
Havana marks tonight with city illumination and a farewell ball for the Havana mayor and council in honor of Gov. Magoon and President elect Gomez. Tomorrow at noon Gomez will take the oath from the Chief Justice and address the crowd from the palace balcony. Magoon will read Roosevelt's order restoring Cuba to its newly elected government.
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Havana
Magoon
Gomez
Zayas
Supreme Court
Shot by Deputies Seeks Damages in Alabama Suits
Two suits filed in Birmingham allege gunshot injuries and unlawful entry by deputies. Gus Sharp seeks 30,000 for arm wounds suffered December 26, prior to naming Sheriff B L Higdon and the United States Fidelity & Guarantee Co. James Heath seeks 65,000 claiming the home's forcible entry occurred during the Sharp shooting.
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Birmingham
Ala
B.L. Higdon
United States Fidelity & Guarantee Co
Gus Sharp
Sharp
James Heath
Maury County Fair Under New Ownership Plan
A reorganization to popularize the Maury County Fair proposes a new company financed by small stockholders from Maury and surrounding counties. R M Williams, acclaimed for the TriState Fair, will manage, with six county participation and a six day schedule featuring larger prizes and expanded exhibits.
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Maury County Fair Association
R. M Willams
South Side Park
Columbia
Kiehinge
Tuscoun
Hickman
Williamson
Giles
Marshall
Lawrence
Williams
South
Memphis
Atgury
Maury
Fair Nnsvelation
Jean
Landis Bank in Receiver's Hands
The Landis Banking Company was placed in the hands of a receiver by Chancellor Allison in Nashville Tenn on January 28 The order followed Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company versus Landis Banking Company The receiver is Gen Robert Vaughn Clerk and Master Chancery Court The dispute stems from stock transactions involving about 50000 and underwriting fees claimed by Landis Bank The case is on appeal to the Supreme Court Subscribe for The Herald.
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Nashville
Tenn
Landis Banking Company
Allison
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Chancery Court
Robert Vaughn
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J. A. Sloan Co
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