Force and Fraud Will Secure a Victory in Tur Federal Senate
The article discusses the stalled tariff bill and the push for the force bill in the U S Senate. Republicans face a choice between adjourning after current measures or changing Senate rules to enable faster action. Leaders including Teller and Blair push for a “previous question” move, while President Harrison urges passing an election bill. The piece also notes public opposition from the Constitution and possible partisan tactics shaping the debate.
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Tbdias
Teller
Phinb
Hale
Hiscoe
Aldrich
Allison
Blackburn
Romsterday
Blackwarn
Barty
Dave
Ator
Ken~ Mekian
Digbate
Cme Tret
Air
Committee On
Blair
Ingales
Tugaila
Harrison
Capa
Tom Read
Congress
Department of Justice
Tom Reed
House
House Debates Quorum Collapse and Absentees in Senate Bill
In Washington August 1 the House failed to reach a quorum while debating senate amendments to the sundry civil appropriations bill. Attention centered on an amendment funding a lighthouse near Maryland Point on the Potomac, with contentious remarks from Messrs. Rogers and Cannon. The session adjourned with many members absent awaiting reconsideration, while Cannon announced he would seek action to excuse leaves of absence except for sickness as the list of absentees grows. Virginia's State Fair plans discussed at a separate gathering, with a subscription drive for a $4,000 guaranteed fund.
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Senate Deliberations on Journal Amendment and Tariff Debates
The senate debated amending the journal to note yesterday morning's roll call, facing opposition over fairness to absent or paired senators. The session then resumed consideration of tariff provisions on lead products and china ware with amendments, while members argued over protectionist policy and its impact on prices and industry.
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Sherman
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Butler
Platt
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Sons
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Bii
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Edmunds
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Vance
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McPhernon
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Plumb
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Phamb
Taltad States
Miscock
New Yorke
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Parton
Flamb
Hascock
Phumb
Pluth
Jeminto
Grand Jury Indicts Twenty Four In Bogey Bayou Levee Case
The grand jury, after days of inquiry, returned twenty four indictments related to the Bogey bayou levee breach near Red Pork County. Warrants issued. some defendants released. The case centers on alleged acts that endangered levee integrity and flood control measures. The defendants contest the charges, arguing state law does not criminalize the levee actions.
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English Monex Flas Bought The Geass Factories Sold To English Syndicate
A Findlay Ohio telegram reports two prominent tableware manufacturers sold to an English syndicate. Output will stop at the thirty two U.S. factories, with December 10 transfer and later price hikes. The sale totals about 3.3 million dollars. The Patriarch Resigns After Constantinople Riot. The Armenian patriarch resigns amid unrest. council rejects resignation, vow to hold him responsible for further outbreaks, and Turkish authorities prepare a circular note abroad.
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Constantinople
Decree on Slavery in Zanzibar Under Anglo German Pact
Zanzibar Sultan issues decree keeping slavery rules post pact. Slaves may gain freedom by purchase, masters liable for forfeiture if harsh, and heirs with no lawful issue freed on death. Germany ally extends free trade to its influence zone except a ten mile coast strip ceded from Zanzibar. Meantime other global items report political upheaval, plague, and market notes.
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England
Suspected Florida murder fugitive arrested in Atlanta
A man calling himself Chandler G Pride, a Negro, was arrested by Captain Wrist and officers in Atlanta. Believed to be wanted in Sanford Florida for murder, Pride allegedly fled after a Florida incident and later confronted the man he had earlier mistreated in Campbell County. He will be photographed for Florida identification.
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Campbell County
Nesterday
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Atlanta
Drake
Business Changes In Local Firms On August First
Several notable business changes occurred yesterday August first. The firm of P oc GT. Dodd dissolved and the new firm P and G Co formed with joining men from the old employ. Holbrook & Robinson dissolved with Robison leaving, Holbrook taking over the business at the Bamocd stand. Also reported are baseball results and Saratoga and Jericho race notes with various race outcomes and lineups.
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