Deadlock in the House on Tariff Fight Deepens
The deadlock over the tariff bill persists with both sides entrenched. Republicans plan to block passage by a substitute and paragraph readings, aiming to force a campaign issue before the St. Louis convention. Senate measures on bond purchases, the Beck silver amendment, and lard adulteration face tough battles as President’s veto risks loom and regional diplomacy unfolds with Atlanta expo petitions and capitol dedication plans.
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Wasamerox
Friends of Tariff Reform
St. Louis
House
Senate
Committee On Agriculture
Hatch
Coke
Texas
Austin
Clamenta
Atlanta
Congress
thePiedmont Exposition Company
Whitfield County
Court of Claims
William J. Love
Walker County
Br. Candler
Gilmer County
Cecil Gabbitt
Atlanta and
New Orleans
Forfeited Lands Reported to Declare Large Tracts Forfeit
A House public lands committee report outlines a bill to declare forfeited all unearned railroad land grants not completed. It covers Hastings and Dickey, Ottumwa area, and other lines, with potential total forfeitures up to fifty million acres. The measure preserves rights of purchasers and heirs and cites grants dating from 1864 to 1866. A subcommittee meeting notes attendance and local political reaction near Bee County.
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House
Chaiman ‘Olman
Hastings
Dzkoty
State Ine
Southern Pacific
Iowa
Wisconsin
Central Pacific ‘Railroad
Californi
Conkling Undergoes Brain Surgery in New York
New York April 9 Rescoe Conklings condition worsened after an inflammation spread to the brain from exposure during the recent blizzard A timely operation removed the temporal bond and drained matter The operation was favorable but recovery remains uncertain and he may have to rise and walk about the room despite delirium The attending doctors noted he might live forty eight hours.
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iHis
Ed Stokes
New York
Barkes
Edward
Stokes
Mr. Conkling
Ima
Chicago Train Crew Fires On Crowd After Stone Attack
A mob along Western Indiana tracks in Chicago targets a Y engine crew. Charles Sommers fires and wounds James Boylan, then shoots Mike Welch fatally near 40th Street as police intervene and Sommers is placed for trial. West Point appropriation bill advances with minor changes.
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Pletole
Cmiaco
Indiana
47Th Street
Charles Sommers
James Boylan
40Th
Sommers
Mike Welch
West Point
Washineton
Senate Committee On Appropriations
House
Senate
Pinanso Se
Bank Convicted Bank Officials Returned to Raleigh in Custody
Charles E B Cross and Samuel White, former president and cashier of State National Bank, arrived in Raleigh under guard. They faced three indictments for forgery and were remanded to await the July term. Bonds set at fifteen thousand dollars each. bail efforts failed.
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Barzice
N.C
Charles EB. Cross
Samuel @ White
State National Bank
Tity
Pale Hearts
Rogers
Cross
White
Ong
Tn 9
Raleigh
Grand Jury of
Wake Confity
Department of Stataat
Washington
Shipp
Wake Avporing
Criminal Court
Xerere
United States
Toronto
Atlanta
Whiting
Bailey
Spalding
Spalding Bros
Athenta
Bend
Savannas
Nashville Flood Drowns Stock and Destroys Lines
Severe storms across Nashville and nearby towns caused record rainfall, washing away fences, flooding streets and low grounds, and inundating Line street with a bridge washed out. Trains faced two feet of water and tracks washed away, while several families evacuated as two houses were swept from Line street. The city suffered extensive washouts and disrupted streetcar service.
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Nashville
Tenn
Chittanooga Road
Belle Mead
Line Street
Lick Branch
New Street
Ee Age Aia
the Tailors Strike
Terminal quarrel over Georgia Central and Terminal board control
Isaac L. Rice denounces a circular alleging terminal directors’ bias and asserts Georgia Central ownership remains with the original owners. He claims no sale to the Terminal, defends earnings and dividends, and criticizes actions affecting East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia as well as board changes. Parliament notes Irish salary vote for King Harman, plus Boulanger elected in Dordogne.
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Fort Shenacohe
New York
Isaac L. Rice
Georgia Central
Conera
Georgia Company
Aimply
Oinak
Niwave
Sagt
Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Messrs
Swann
Moss
McGee
Hall Bing
Messra
Dow
Mingler
Christian
Asme
Circulor
Richmond and
Danville
East Tennessee
Esat Tennessee
King Harman
Lorpon
House of Commons
James Ferguson
Foreign Ofice
Heyption
Kha
Ireland
Tantin McCarthy
W. WF. Sosith
McCarthy
Herman
O'Connor
Iladerone
Goschen
Mr. Gladstone
Ee Ge Rete Boulanger
A Shotgun Creates Excitement on Peachtree Street
A double barreled shotgun sparked a street scene on Peachtree Street near the Y M C A building as Henry Beermann blocked W M Land from entering a tobacco shop over a disputed bill. Land alleged larceny after trust, Beermann threatened him, and witnesses intervened to prevent violence. Land claimed the issue arose from a failed payment arrangement, while Beermann said he acted to eject Land from the shop. Police to arraign Beermann and Land.
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Decater
Peachtree
Henry Beermann
W. M. Land
Land
Beermann
Silverman
Beerman
Bir. Land
Mr. Land
Clark’s
Mr. Beermann
Cardinal Gibbons Delivers Papal Epistle To President
Cardinal Gibbons handed to President Cleveland a Latin papal epistle from Pope Leo XIII read and translated by the cardinal. The message praises the U S for liberty and expresses thanks and good wishes for the nation and its people. Pope Leo XIII arrived from Rome and was greeted by officials and others at the White House events.
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Cleveland
Baltivore
Waship
Cardinal Gibbons
Balsimorg
White House
United States
Leo
Rome
Bons
Two Ward Men Face Liquor Law Charges After Saturday Night
Sald to the liquor law Have been violated two First Ward men Saturday nightarrested in police court this morning charged with violating sales laws for spirituous and malt liquors. W J Schmolzer owns a Magnotie street beer saloon inside a grocery store and kept it open past ten. George Fischer, of Foundry street, is charged with obstructing shop windows by blinds and curtains. Officers say Schmolzer kept his store open after midnight to aid customers seeking groceries and beer. Fischer claims he was merely shutting out the light.
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Land
Boermann
Y. DI. CG. A
Michael Fontana
Henry Siiversman
Silverman
Judge Tanner
Mr. Parrott
Henry Beermann
Nick
Roy Beermann
McCullough
Whidby
Mr. Beermany
Mr.Land
First Ward
Brat Warde
W. J. Schmolzer
George Fischer
Schmelzer
Magnotie Street
Nolan and
Jennings
Foundry Street
Cers
Fischer
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Tee Labens
Florida
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Fire Alabal
Rotel
Himmney Bles
Newspap
Er Aahl
Atlante
Ste Louis
Tammany Sons
de Ten ‘Louis
Beecont County
Hoscoe Conklang Dyeing
Toley
Sawyer
Morris
Kansas
Morocco
Washmeron
Lewis
Fangier
Gtanaisy
Lancaster
Gibralter
Villa ‘Ronca
Havana
Matanzas
Dolores
Diana
Andrea
Santena
Senor
Gultindez
Santa Itita
Si Ie
Reuedics
Templer
Mortcomery
Ala
Wyatt Sanders
Sam ‘Whetstone
Mon
Testa
Tha
Jaya
Cross and White
Montgomery
Morcourny
Ryan
Alex Tice
Lilienthal & Gossenheimer
Avlek
Knights
Prerasura
Jompson Steel Works
Andrew Carnegie
Father Hickey
Braddock
Penesaebinia of
Tena Bave
Cuangaron
Thomas G. Clemson
John C. Calhoun
Fort Hill
Thomas Power O'Connor
Mr. McCarthy
Trish
Pans
Chamber of Deputies
Department of
Dordogne
General Boulanger
M. Clemjonnie
Forch Bia
M. Faure
Onder
le Matin
France
Germany
Atenburg
Sm Coby
Havin
Reuo Wrie Presse Et Eee Aereee
William
Peachtree Street
Wiseville
Onin
Hiinets
Kentucky
West Virginia
Wos
Abe
DT Walney
F. P. Wooten
O'Brien
Wec- 56
Louisville
Bonel Garey
Kiko
Club Serls
Viedimont Park
South
Biarretta
Broad
Mitchell
Whitehall
Alabama
Pryor
Hanter
Loyd
Decatur
Pry
Lew Yaux
Wallace
Carlsbad
Eisner & Mendelsohn Co
Jerone Carty
A. W
Havre
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Oreee
Ormal
Rene Inti
Areee
Brrhive
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