Rules Committee Debates With Democratic Push On Tariff Bill
Washington Aug 14 Democratic members of the rules committee pressed two motions to pass a tariff related measure and an anti obstruction rule amid absence of key member Outhwaite They argued for a half hour debate on each proposal before adjourning without action Republican Reed and Burrows opposed The committee then scheduled further discussions and prepared to push the order through before adjournment while a joint resolution extending appropriations was discussed and the Chinese treaty awaited Senate action.
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Barrowa
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Cutchings
Mesara
Burrows
Daguston
Alyeo
Washington
House of Tepraentasives
Committee On Rules
Blazing Whipping Raid Shocks Grastiiz West Virginia
Near Minor in the Washington district, 40 masked men raided the cabin of Sin King, forcing her from bed and whipping her with hickory switches. Seventy-one cuts were administered before the assailants, aided by local businessmen, left the scene, with bystanders unable to intervene.
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Grastiiz
W. Va
Minor
Washington
Sin" King
Yonsan
Can
Prominent speculator Challis dies in New York years of activity
Obituary note reports Br. Josgru Mo August 18 that lather Challis a prominent figure in New York speculation for years. It states Challis earned about $1,060,000 in his career before passing away, leaving leaders of his age in bereavement.
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Josgru, Mo
Lather Challis
New Yerkes
Challis
Madaline Pollard to Star on Stage Amid Legal Fight Fame
Lexington Aug 13 Amid persistent rumors the famed litigant Madaline Pollard, once ordered to receive $15,000 for wounded reputation, signs a contract to perform with Nelson in New York and Lexington theaters. Roberta, Pollard’s promoter, recounts meeting on a train and arranging a season start in October with renewal rights. Pollard travels quietly to avoid notoriety as negotiations proceed with managers and venues. In Cass and Andubon counties, Democrats move to nominate Paige while vowing not to back Weaver, signaling local political splits.
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Madeline Pollard
Breckinridge
Nelson
Sean
Daniel Pacconting
Roberta
Zm Nat
Washington Eye
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Mr. Roberts
Iaron
Miss Pollard West
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Lexington
King Lee
Mls. Pollard
Pame
Wm Weaver
Attarrio
Cass and
Andubon
Paige Democratia
Cass
Weaver
Which Throws Tariff Bill On Senate Critics House Deliberates
Aug 13 in Washington. The House met in the speaker’s room to decide a course on the tariff bill. A plan to accept the bill was voted 100 to 21, with members arriving late and rumors circulating. The session adjourned as leaders prepared another reservation in Kansas.
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Eran
Reso
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Fon Ory
Hh Enuces
Pullman charter challenge eyed by State attorney general
Attorney General Moloney asks circuit court for leave to file quo warranto actions to attack the Pullman company charter alleging the Palece Car company exceeds powers and privileges and imposes restraints, with implications for operations in Rafina and nearby towns as of August 18.
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Riva & Town
Carcano
Moloney
Circuit Court
Pullman Company
Pullman's
Palece Car Company
Haa Po
Ponstruck
Maine
Peli Yfa
Clarke Election Fight Amid Arkansas Political Strife
Reports from August describe attempts to disqualify General Clarke as political tensions rise in Arkansas. An authorised interview quotes Colonel Thomas Fletcher of the People’s Party, signaling intense maneuvers to influence the upcoming election while authorities investigate incidents linked to Rutherford Works and other local targets.
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Slade
Litre Pook
Thomas Fletcher
People's Party of Arkansas
Pee Erarchaiee
eCullock
Clarke
GONE AFTER WELLMAN
An early 20th century dispatch reports a relief expedition pursuing Wellman and his companions across Arctic seas. The team, including Malygen and others, suffered a wreck near Cape Plater Sua, with a crew member Hagnyala J killed when the vessel capsized.
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Loxnost
Ang
Norway
Bottelfees
Seconme Et
Aegan
Bis Valles
Cape Plater
Florida Canal Company Surrenders Channel to United States
An August 13 notice from Titusville reports the Florida Coast Line Canal and Titusville company of St. Augustine has surrendered to the United States a formal instrument on file in the normal clerk’s office. The surrender concerns the channel from Indian River Titusville to Jupiter, reserving prior rights to lands and granting permission to proceed with the channel work.
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Tresville
Fla
Fleida
Grant
Warning to Others From a Mutilated Banner Tale
A dubious warning arose after a body was found hanging to a tree four miles northwest of Dare Burners Ware Moon Nntiliest. The report notes a harness incident involving a horse and a man named Wolf in Baxter County. Other notes mention a fireworks illumination committee and a letter about a project in Concha ab a, with local officials awaiting action in August.
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Toon
Tego
Heath
S Hores
Masonry Srensas
Ark
J. EB. Wolf
Baxter County
Wolf
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