Washington Letter on sugar scandal and tariff bill
Washington June 3 1897 special correspondence discusses plans to investigate Senate charges tied to sugar legislation. It notes Tillman resolution, Aldrich and Jones statements, potential chairmanship for Tillman, and resistance from some senators. Also covers Turkish ambassador issue with Angell, tariff bill progress, and Cuban belligerency debate. Morgan attacks Reed over congress schedule, provoking a Senate ruckus.
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Washington
Tillman
S. C
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Senate
Chapman
Aldrich
Jones
Nevada
U. S
State Department
Turkey
James B. Angell
University of Michigan
Mr. Angell
Angell
Internal Revenue
House
Reed
McKinley
Calhoun
Cuba
Morgan
Scattered Rural Faith and Farm Outlook Letters
A letter from N L 8 describing faith in The Progress, Scottsville Holliness camp meeting plans, and community work. The writer notes readable crops, corn and cotton conditions, local flood recovery, and thanks to religious and civic helpers including A C Bane and Dr W B Godbey while praising gospel preaching and farm resilience.
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Mr. Talmage
Brother Lively
Zimmerman
Questions Rise Over Big Five and Wimbish Contract
A Shreveport letter questions the influence of the Big Five and the role of Mr Wimbish in the Kane case and a rail contract. It suggests possible impropriety with the city engineer and the 4th Ward councilman, urging clarification from Wimbish to address the rumored conflict. The writer notes no direct charges, only a need for explanation.
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Progress
Shreveport
The
Big Five
Prof. Kane
Mr. Kane
Wimbish
K. C. Railroad
4Th Ward
Winmibk
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Congress
Bors
N. L
Mr. Wimbish