Deadlock and tariff fight loom in Congress as Texas visit urged
The article outlines a deepening deadlock in the United States House over tariff reform and bond purchases, with Republicans planning procedural moves to defeat the bill before the St Louis convention in June. It notes opposition to the Beck silver amendment, the administration’s stance on circulating currency, and calls for President to visit Texas for the new state capitol dedication. It also reports petitions in Atlanta for a national colored exposition appropriation and local commerce endorsements.
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Wanenxoroy
Garrenter
Friends of Tariff Reform
St Louis
W. Hatch
Benator Coke
Texas
Texes
Austin
Clamenta
Atlanta
Congress
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Tr Coxstrromion
Capitol
Rhabeth Long
W P. Long
Winfield County
Court of Claims
Aton Shatter
William J Lore
Walker County
Candier
Citi‘tens
Gilmer County
Cecil Gabbitt
Atlanta and
New Orleana Short Line
E. W
P Btelet
House Committee On
Senate
United States
Leon
Me Bowyer
New York
Morr
Kansas
Forfeited Lands Bill Reported by House Committee
Public land policy movers report a bill to declare forfeiture of all uncompleted railroad land grants. The measure lists discontinued routes and references several historic grants across Oregon, Florida, Alabama, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the Central Pacific. Four prior bills have already been reported by Hastings and Dakesa.
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Waammaror
Public Landa
Holtman
Cum Hastings and
Dakesa
Oregon
Routhera Pacific
Southern Pacific
Bil
Alabama
Michigan
Minnesota
Surgeon Removes Temporal Bone in Conkling Operation
Roscoe Conkling's condition worsened after an ear inflammation spread to the brain following blizzard exposure. Doctors performed a timely operation to drain cerebrospinal matter, aided by ether. he remained conscious, seen as a potential recovery, though not assured. Ed Stoke and Drs Barkes and Anderson were involved in the care.
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Ed Stoke
New York
Hoscoe Conkling
Barkes
Meng
Stokes
Comkling
Sands
Cooking
Bank Leaders Cress and White Now Held in Raleigh Jail
In Raleigh, Charles E Cross and Sante White, formerly president and cashier of the State National Bank, arrived in custody of officials to face forgery charges. They are held on $40,000 bonds, with trial set for the July term. Witnesses claim evidence is strong while supporters urge sympathy as proceedings begin.
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Raneios
Charles E Cross
Sante. White
State National Bank
Patria Hteartt
Rogers
White
Roth
Cross
Dexmore
Hime
Wyte
Raleigh
Wake County
Department of Statakt
Washington
Shipp
Wake Superior Court
Gftaen
Criminal Court
Aatay
United States
Toronto
Atlanta
Wil Sy
Tailey
Spalding
Washouts Flood Streets In Nash ville Storm Ravages Region
Multiple towns report unprecedented rainfall with fences washed away stock drowned feared. Trains stalled by two feet of water. Line street line washed away. Line street bridge over Lick branch destroyed blocking streetcar service. Tailors strike in Montgomery and related labor unrest also noted.
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Naakville
Chattanooga
Glen
St Lous
Datfot Belle Mead
Line Street
Lick Branch
New Street Railroad
Bart
East Nashvelle
Tailors
Terminal Quarrel and Political Debates Across Nations
A lengthy discussion unfolds over Terminal governance with accusations of false insinuations and control moves involving the Georgia Central and East Tennessee lines, plus a report on Irish political clashes over salary payments to King Harman. Separate items note British budget debates, French elections, and German Court reports, highlighting cross-border tensions and leadership shifts.
A DIFFICULTY OVER A LITTLE DEBT AT PEACHES
A chaotic scene in Peachines last night near seven shows Henry Beermann with a double barrel shotgun threatening W M Land a contractor over a disputed $8.60 payment owed by Fontana. The gun did not fire as bystanders intervened, and Land later called it a misunderstanding while Beermann pressed for the money, leading to warrants and tense talks at their shops.
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Peachines
Henry Boermann
W M Land
MCA Buirding
Land
Boermann
Silverman
Beermann
Laud
Wiz Beermann
Quick
Lizin
Mr Land
Yasterda
Mir Land
Mir Eand
Maury Ailvarman
W M. Land
Fontanes
Fontaine
Fontana
Beermann & Silver Aman
Lands
Landi Ng Amernin
Gar
Silverman Fe
Anya
Bestmann
Bnaineas
Clarke Hardware Store
Heerwann
Tond
Mir Beermann
Tha Gan
Tahan
Wichael Fontana
Henry Silverman
Judge Tanner
Parrott
Tua
Sant
Sattis
Henry Joermann
Baechend i
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