Gag Rule Battle Looms Over Tariff Bill In Senate
The draft notes show Senator Hoar pushing a gag rule to speed the tariff measure with limited debate, while Republican leaders prepare to bar further amendments. A competing push targets passage of the race bill amid committee reshuffles and threats, with various senators voicing support or opposition as the chamber reconvenes.
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Hoar
Tur
Iloar
Committee On
Ind
Arting
Senateri
Saul
Tero
Reed
Bolden
Harrison
Clarkson
Kee
Taos
Gufarneus Force
Brand DH
Colosel Burt
J Jillonnt
Georgia
Sans In
Stewart County
John West Bean
Loswa
E.W. Be
Washineto
Ataris
Blackburn
Insrant
Beck
Comitutes
Senate
Vance
Thear
Ghent
England
Sita
Butler
Yeas
Yeas, 16 Nays, 7 .Mr. Plumb
Renee
Athare
Afr Plumb
Aldrich
Bulva
Mir
Whitthorny
Judiciary Committee
House
Sir. Connell
Nebraska
Raj
Dockery
Perkins
Tien Ndjvarneil
Ee Tbk
Georg
Grand Central depot reports improve after strike and reopens
At Grand Central depot August 9 trains resumed with seven arrivals from six to ten this morning. Most workers left were switchmen and yardmen being replaced. officers anticipate near normal service by tonight. West Shore reports 50, then many back at work, with schedules improving and freight trains rejoining the line.
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Grand Central Depot
Harlem
Mott Haven
Webb
PikkaNe
Jersey City
Grand Central
Tring
Western Express
Boston
Yorcluvks
Chicago Limited
Information Bureau
Aldasy
Area
N.Y
Uria City
Forcc
West Shore
New York Gentral Railroad
Knights
New York Central and
Hwudson River Halivend Company
Iteia
New York Central
Hiudson
Toroants
West
Lytion
Gatclock
Weehawken
Tiepatcher Williams
Kane
Degroot
Knights of Labor
Ispatcher Williams
Weehawkon
Trates
Dent
White Mountains
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Road
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Burwaro
N. Y
Sixty-fifth
Seventy-fourth
Buxmors
Central
Bcercaco
O. W. Huggies
Michigan Central
Earl~ Lam
Lowderly
SenanTon
Powderly
New York, Central and Hudson River
Villa Rico
Vinua Rica
Wesley Chapel
Tere
Belk
Agriculture in Alabama Has Done for the State
The Alabama agricultural department, established in 184%, aims to protect farmers by preventing inferior fertilizers. A 5-cent tax on guano funds the department, with licenses required for fertilizer dealers and guaranteed analyses of brands. Samples may be sent for testing. if analysis fails the guarantee, sales are void and fines apply. Receipts have risen steadily, reaching $49,903.51 in 1889-90, with growth noted since inception.
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Monrcoxney
Ala
Agricultural Department
State of
Alabama
Avery Gon
Avery
Commissioner of Agriculture
Anyoe
Department
Department of Agriculture
Visiting Heligoland Emperors Visit to England Stirring European News
In an Osbourne interview era, monarchs and nobles weigh palace politics with Italy, Greece, and Prussia. Reports indicate Kaiser William aims for a Berlin congress to secure European peace tied to arms policy while deepening German influence across Norway Russia and the Balkans.
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Brexix
New York Associated Press
Osserne
Queen Victoria
William
Prince of ‘Wales
Lord ‘Salisbury
Waldemar
Calgaria
Greece
Willian
Prince of Wales
England
London
Osborne
Berlin
Foreign Office
Lord Salisbury
Mansion House
Europe
Russia
Czarina
von Schowoinitz
Grand Duke of Hesse
St. Petersburg
Cear
Balkana
Franca
Germany
Norway
Oscar
Ixy
Leopold
Ostend
Hamburg
Vrewerhafen
Molienzollern
Emperor William
Heligoland
Fries Theodore
Bavaria
Ensign Wilson
Lloyd Jones
Jacobi
Lusk
Bing
Coleman Wood
Philadelphia
Virchow
Congress
Billings
Washington
Dra. Mann
Brooklyn
Sachs
New York
Henry Hun
Albany
Leyden
Chicago
Bulkley
Engel
Schumaker
Barrett
Buffalo
Talbot
Haedeker
Curtis
Syracuse
Marshall
Fleteher
Cincinnati
Younger
San Francisco
Chisholm
Baltimore
Hooper
Boston
Knapp
Eugéne Smith
Detroit
Meet IX Peace: joint reunion of Liberty and Bryan veterans
In Homsetz Georgia on Tuesday August, the Liberty and Bryan County veterans held a joint reunion at Taylor's Creek. A large crowd of old Confederates and younger residents attended as the Liberty Guards and Constitutional Guards escorted the attendees. The procession marched to the church where Captain J O Davis read a letter from Captain S D Bramwell offering regrets for missing the gathering and pledging support to the veterans.
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A. J., Smith
Liberty
Delivacati
William Ledford
Bryant Association
Masig
Ruty Bradley
Inser
Cabnel Ledford
Smith
Twenty-fifth
Georgia Regiment
Chickaymaugs
Chickamauge
Newt
I. S. Hendry
Louisville Ky
Jefersonville
Mary Coli
Abrahame Cat
Hetub
Jefferson Villa
Chancery Court
J. Finglastain
Cincinnasi
M. Lienberg
First Street
Rabbi Finglearein
Cohen
Liberty and
Bryan Veterans
Associat
Homsetz
Bryan County
Taylor's Creek
Liberty Veterans
Liberty Guards
Constitutional Guards
Dixie
Howsa
J. 0. Davis
Liberty Confederate
Sociation
D.“Bmawell
Siedting
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