Death of Samuel J. Tilden
The death of Samuel J. Tilden occurred at his country residence Greystone New York at 845 am on Wednesday from heart failure after an acute attack of diarrhoea and nausea. He was a leading Democrat and the news will be received with sorrow by all.
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Red
Greystone
New York
New England
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Canada
United States
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Indiana
Senate
Democratic House
New York Sun
House of Representatives
The
New York World
the Sun
Democratic Party
Convention Conspiracy Thwarts Liquor Prohibition Resolution
At the Democratic convention in Youngstown a proposed constitutional amendment to ban liquor traffic was introduced by Judge Thoman and roundly booed. The incident marks an unprecedented clash at a Democratic gathering and signals resistance to such measures in future conventions. The Payne investigation praises Emmett Tompkins as a capable, energetic Republican lawyer.
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Canton
Ohio
Prohibition Party
Leonard
Republican Party of
Youngstown
Thoman
Senator Evarris weighs legal stance versus political vote
The article contrasts Senator Evarris as a lawyer who said a new oleomargarine tax bill was unconstitutional with his action as a Senator voting for the same bill. It questions whether he voted as a legal adviser or as a politician in the Payne case.
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Ohio
Payne
Evarris
Congress
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