Springer for Speaker Illinois Delegation Solid in Support
The Illinois legislature endorses Congressman Springer for speaker of the House, with strong backing from Illinois Iowa and Michigan. Miller and Mills fringe support fades as Springer gains momentum across many states including New York Ohio Virginia and New England. The article notes Springer’s parliamentary experience and notes a southern speaker would threaten the presidency and party gains.
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Town
Michigan
Springer
Wasuixpton City
Congressman Springer
House of Representatives
Illinois
Friends of Mills
Morrison
Mills
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
New York
Ohio
Virginia
New England
Ways and Means
Crisp
Gorman
House
Gibson
Senate
McMillin
Wilson
Congressman's Death After Poison Mistake Shocks Capitol
Congressman Leonidas C. Houk died after drinking arsenic mistaken for water in Knoxville Tennessee. The Knoxville clerk sourced the error and authorities treated him overnight unsuccessfully. he passed away Monday morning in his Tennessee home.
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Leonidas C. Houk
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Houk
Central club formed from Milwaukee Citizens Alliance
A Milwaukee event Saturday delegates formed the central committee of the People's Party in accord with the Cincinnati convention. The former alliance officers will act pro tem, and a mass ratification meeting will occur soon in Milwaukee.
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Milwauker
Wis
People’s Party
Cincinnati
Citizens Alliance
Central Club
Robert Schiliog
Citizens’ Alliance
Alliance
Paris Omnibus Drivers Strike Sparks Riots and Arrests
In Paris on May 26 the city omnibus drivers strike for a twelve hour day and reinstatement of dismissed workers. Rioters surround stables and offices, cut traces, force drivers off, and crowd routes. Police reserves are called out, arresting several rioters including the union president.
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Bussee
Moscow
Paris
Well Known Financier Ordered Out of Moscow
The Times Moscow correspondent reports Herr Goldberg er, director of the International Bank of Berlin, was ordered by police to quit Moscow within 24 hours amid expulsions of Jews. Other items mention juvenile crime in Paris, a medal for Prince George of Greece, and various distant European incidents.
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Department of
Ain
Maroc
Prince George
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Greece
Kioto
George
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