Tariff debate flags Senate hearing and campaign polemics
Hearings before the Senate finance committee probe the tariff revenue measure as Senator Hill expands beyond New York to Connecticut and Massachusetts. Democrats voice support for tariff reform while planning campaign fundraising and headquarters. News covers committee attendance, data on industries, and the broader battle over tariffs.
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Wasinxoroy
Finance Committee
Senate
West
Voorhees
Jones
McPherson
Mills
Morgan
Proctor
Smith
Senator Hill
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Ne York
Byrup of Figs Enjoyed for Taste and Gentle Cleansing
A fragmented note praises Byrup of Figs for its pleasant taste and refreshing effect on the stomach and kidneys. The text is garbled but indicates satisfaction with both method and results, mentioning ease of digestion and a mild action.
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Samuel Pitcher
State Democratic Executive Committee Sets July Convention Date
The State Democratic Executive Committee met with twenty five members present. Jacob L. Beach was elected chairman. A convention for governor and state officers was set for July 11 in Atlanta. Delegation voting was proposed by county representation. Joint debates between supporters of General Evans and Colonel Atkinson were arranged for March in Griffin Athens Home Hawkinsville.
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Art Asia
State Democratic Executive Committee
Fort
Jacob L. Beach
Brunswick
George L. Bell
House of Representatives
Atlanta
General Assembly
Naiter
Tom Crrnehan
Clark Howell
Crenshaw
Bell
Atkinson
Gen. Arans
A.S. Clay
Evans
Kimball
Griffin
Athens
Home
Hawkinsville
D. B. Mamilton
Rome
Clarke Howsell
Bascom Myrick
Warner
Gladstone to Resign Amid Eye Surgery Delays
London dispatch notes Mr. Gladstone will likely resign as prime minister within days due to cataract surgery delaying his departure. He may remain in cabinet and keep his parliamentary seat, avoiding immediate dissolution of Parliament. The queen’s acceptance and broader political impact remain uncertain.
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New York
London
Gladstone
Westminster Gazette
Henry Labonchere
MacVeagh
Rowe
Wayne MacVeagh
United States
Italy
General Jubal Early Dies After Long Civil War Record
General Jubal Anderson Early, a Confederate leader who served in three wars, died in Virginia at 10:10 p m after injuries from a fall. A Virginian born in 1816, he fought from Bull Run to Cedar Mountain and Gettysburg, led a key charge at Fredericksburg, and conducted invasions toward Maryland and Washington before the war’s end. He later practiced law in Richmond and New Orleans and died a bachelor amid memory of a storied military career.
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Confederacy
Rosalte
Senator Done
Daniel
General Early
Franklin County
Woat Point
Florida
Mexico
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Antietam
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Cold Harbor
Lynchburg
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Hunter
Lee
Potomac
Shepherdstown
Grant
Petersburg
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Sixth Corps
Baltimore
Lew Wallace
Monocacy Junction
Army of the Potomac
Stenandoah
Sheridan
Richmond
New Orleans
Beauregard
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia land dispute with squatters turns deadly
Twenty five deputy marshals armed with Winchester rifles moved to Logan county to force squatters from valuable coal lands. The Trans Flat Top Land association seeks to survey a tract in Logan and McDowell counties, met with fierce resistance as both sides arm for battle. Reports from Cabin Creek and Eagle describe burned bridges, a state of siege, and massed armed factions.
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Muefield
Diezrinne
Winchester
Logan County
Trans Flat Top Land Association
Bromwell
Logan
McDowell
Land Company
Shota
Controversy over recall demand and diplomatic tangle
A French Cocarde report claims President Carnot demanded Queen Victoria recall Britain’s ambassador, with documents alleging Lord Dufferin in a Denmark Princess plot. Edouard Dueret, Boulangist editor, jailed for publishing a false tale citing stolen papers. others discuss American meat inspections and US envoy MacVeagh in Rome.
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Eines
Carpet
London
Queen Victoria
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Figaro
Marie Orleans
Waldemar
Denmark
Count D'A
Penhagen
Carnot
Norton
France
England
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