Trusts Question Opens With Party Line Vote In Congress
Washington May 15 Trust issue dominates judiciary committee as a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to define regulate and prohibit trusts is adopted by party line vote. Debate centers on whether to curb monopolies and how broad the remedy should be with both sides arguing over enforcement and potential economic impact.
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Data Committee On Judiciary
Congress
Peporlil
Golumpla
Soverdlenty
United States
Wieng
Ol. Industrice
Triton
Jonollery
Governor in Clone Quarters Faces Growing Disaffection
Accra May 1 The situation has shifted with officials noting disaffection spreading in the Gold Coast colony Sir Frederick Mitchell Hodgson announces his intention to rush a cannon and relieve those immediately involved The Ashantie have approached Kitge Tackle and Gudjo of Accra amid rising tensions with northern tribes
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Goll ‘Coast
Colniy
Frederick Mitchdll
Kitge Tackle
Gudjoo
Fragmentary plea over protectorates and independence
The text presents a distressed Secretary of State Rolle warning of rapid strain and a push toward annexation or protection. It cites the Declaration of Independence as enough to span the ocean and seeks asylum under the United States if independence cannot be maintained. The piece evokes persecution and a quest for refuge at the Statue of Liberty.
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Repid Mies
Rolle
England
Tim
Senator Clark Reappointed in Montana Senate Vacancy
Washington reports Senator W A Clark has been appointed to fill Montana's U S Senate vacancy caused by his resignation. Telegrams from Acting Governor A E Spriggs and Clark's son congratulate the appointment. Clark accepts, praising the trust and pledging duty to the people. Governor Spriggs says Clark will serve until the next legislature elects a successor.
Georgia Democrats hold white primaries across state
In Atlanta on May 15 the Democratic white primaries chose candidates for U S senator and state offices. Returns affirm Bacon for senator and signal the Georgia delegation for the House, while Governor Candler and other state officers are set to serve two years.
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United States
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General Assembly
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Georgis
House of Representatives
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Colored Methodists Conference in Columbus Chooses Editor
In Columbus Ohio May 15 the African Methodist Episcopal conference focused on discipling revision. Rev Br M Cheeks was re elected editor of the Southern Christian Recorder.
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Columbus
Ohio
African Methodist Episcopal Conference
BR. M. Cheeks
Southern Chriatlas Recorder
Monument Dedication for Admiral Farragut by Dewey at Knoxville
Admiral Dewey dedicates a Tennessee memorial tablet at Lowe's Ferry in Knoxville in honor of Admiral Farragut. A large crowd witnesses the ceremony as a Knoxville Harvesters of the American Revolution pageant marks the event. Dewey notes Farragut as the nation’s greatest naval commander and prepares a Washington tour with June stops in Columbus and Detroit.
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Knoxville
Teor
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Admiral Warragut
Lowe's Forry
Admiral Farragut
Tennessee
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Republicans Clash Over Webster Davis Speech at State Convention
In Kansas City on May 16 the Republican State convention formed only a temporary organization and committees. A lively afternoon featured speechmaking and a clash over a motion to escort Webster Davis to the platform to address the gathering. Major William Warser of Kansas City withdrew his bid for delegate at large amid questions about the race and the candidacy.
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Kaness City
Woubster Davin
William Warser
Kansas City
Espesch
Tie Vandidivy
Senator Clark Faces Appointment Spotlight After Resignation
In Washington on May 15 Senator Clark announced his resignation yet stirred talk of a governor-appointed return. The Montana Democrat, a financier, was mobbed by colleagues as he vowed to pursue a reappointment, while the Senate weighed legal questions on whether such an appointment is permissible.
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