The Future Forecast and McPherson Resignation Narrowly Averted
A Globe style forecast discusses tariff battles in Congress with Senator Gorman guiding the maneuvers and President Cleveland’s potential reply. Senator McPherson nearly resigned from New Jersey seat, reconsidering amid health concerns and political timing before a trip to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWhereon
McPherson
New Jemey
Antax
New Jersey
McPherren
Wiington
Europe
Fas
Senate Finance Committee Tightens Free Trade Proposals
Aug 20 news notes Harris reports from the finance committee on a free sugar duty of 40 percent and reciprocal coal provisions. McKinley act amendments are debated.Quay and Oregon’s senator propose additional duties. Senate schedules adjournment plans and quorum issues as Porter nomination stirs debate. House prepares for tariff action amid pending alcohol legislation and executive sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastixatox
Ar. Harris
Finance Committee
Senate
Quay
McKinley
Oregon
House
Ir. White
California
E Morris
J.D. Porter
United States
Middle District
Tennesse
Committee On Judiciary
Harris
Bate
Porter
Haris
Unnion
Conmte
Poor Paddy's Plight The Evicted Tenants Bill Rejected
New York reports Irish leaders fear a harsh winter as the House of Lords rejects the evicted tenants bill. Irish discontent grows amid possible crime and upheaval unless parliamentary actions mend the gaps in Gladstone era land reform. Morley faces unpopularity if action is needed. Land act provisions on rents and judicial matters are under renewed scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Etary Moriey
New York
London
Ireland
Paris
Morley
Marley
Gladstone
Noopa
The
Land Commission
Kolb followers memorialize in Alabama rally plan
Sensational circulars from the Kolb headquarters in Brwixanam Alabama reveal resolutions urging Aug. 23 county meetings to oppose fraudulent state counts and government, vowing to defend constitutional rights and uphold law through citizen action amid looming turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolb
Alabama
Brwixanam
Kolbites
Jones
Ireland
River and Harbor Bill Becomes Law Without Signature
The river and harbor bill carrying 11,476,180 became a law at midnight Saturday without President Cleveland's signature after the 10 day limit expired. Fear of a veto had circulated as Cleveland preferred a total not exceeding 10,000,000, but the bill passed and was approved by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasixatoy
Ang
President Cleveland
Cleveland
Department
Wasixutox
Department of State
House of Congress
United States
General cotton mill strike halts work in New Bedford area
For six months cotton operators walk out in Masencha erttn and Eleven Theaaand idle Nearly 11 000 workers are idle as 5 of 27 mills run. Union leaders say a long struggle ahead with potential widespread shutdowns and continued wage reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masenchaerttn
New Bavrum
Sion
Gary Ross
Splines” Union
Hin
Lynched Trio Increase Naive mob justice in Mayo
News from Mayo Florida confirms three men were lynched for the rape of Miss Port last Tuesday. After two confessed, a third Negro was found nearby amid rumor of further violence as mobs vow to mete out vigilante punishment. Local tension rises as authorities seek to restore order and deter future acts. The victim may never recover from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida Central
Penin| Kan
Jacksonvit
Mayo
Pla
Miss Port
Secretaryship of Georgia Senate Vacancy Discussed
The Georgia Senate considers filling the secretary post after Col Bill Harris's death. Daniel Lines, a Chatham County candidate, is among nominees and narrowly closer to appointment, with Lines having served in the previous Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceorgia Senate
Yat Pam
Atlanta
Senate
Bill Harris
William Lines
Chatham
Harris
Piasea
They Swapped Wives In Odd Marital Shuffle
A chaotic society item from Pana Illinois reports William Price married Elelo Harvinga aged 96 to Edward Munday aged 40 and Lizabee aged 38 to Thomas KI at the brides homes. Wives were said to be former spouses, divorces occurred the same day, and couples planned weddings beforehand. Separate items describe a $55,000 fraud arrest near Macon Illinois, a potential return to racing by Vigilant at Cowes, and the death of Sam B. Ant ported in Athens Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana
Jage William Price
Elelo Harvinga
Edward Munday
Lizabeee
Thomas KI
Munday
Ellison
Ellin Waa
Jison Waa
Kill Mra
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Coleman
Gen
Mme
M. T. Elam
Marlow Block
Americus, Ga
C. D
Loving & Hichtower
Cirorgia
John Kay
Windsor Block
Americna, Ga
Bailey’'Ss
W. D. Bailey
John R. Shaw
Gorman
Tariff Fiona
Cray Gables
Mursard
Wastisutox
Congress
Democrata
Maryland
Murphy
Hill
Mizzard Bay
Washington
White House
White
Crowell
Sayer
Appropriations Committee
Venezuela
Caracas
Itas
Crisp
Pig Rey Crisp
Dagen
Ol Point Comfort
Ways and Means
Anatoma
Carlisle
War
Johnson
Norfolk
Paddy
Bkadl Smasher
Ocara
Albert Hodson
Esmeralda Island
Lake County
Baleriew
Tom Stark
Khan West
Tavares
Hudson
Samuel Sigler
Sigler
Phasaiz
Paorsix
Goodman
Covinotox
H. C. Parsons
Eeilty
Mendes
Royal Ponacs
Piet
National Spinners’ Union
New Bedford
Fall River
Boston
Lextxnton
Brannon
Cincinnati
Ernest
el and
John Bradlay
Om Altgeld
Brainarinip
Ill
Altgeld
Pullman
Pullman Company
Rover
Chicago
Leago Sa
Satanita
Britannia
Royal Albert Yacht Club
Brittannia
Ovat
Coures Ae
Bo Froma
Conyave
Atk
Cowes
Convunm
John Verden
Deail
Texic
Wasminutoy
Rioka
Peich-sur
Patenoape
Delphia
New York Yacht Club
Rosalie
Mancimeten
George Holta
Conrad L. Niehoff
Niehoff
Macon
Holts
Lospex
Jaleo
Wight
Press Association
Samy
Athens
Lous
Awaniea
Alam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!