Senate Rules Change Signals End of Force Bill Effort
A quiet Senate move by Senator Quay imposes a rule that only tariff, appropriation, public works, public lands, pensions, and joint resolutions may be considered this session. Other bills are postponed to next session, with the tariff bill and amendments to be voted on August 7. Quay acted after consulting leaders. Hoar and Spooner opposed but failed. The measure likely passes, ending current efforts for the force bill this session. Buck visits Washington to boost Georgia campaigns and assist Denning’s postmaster nomination, with inspector reports potentially favorable and a fight anticipated in the Senate led by Colquitts.
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Grand Central Depot ends strike as police reduced
Reports say at Grand Central Depot August 12 the strike collapsed with trains resuming normal service. Ferried by reduced police presence, the facility operated with few visible disruptions. The Syracuse yards issued word that order was restored and schedules would continue as before.
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South Carolina Democrats Face Split as Convention Opens
In Columbia the state Democratic convention edges toward a split over primary versus convention nominations. Tillman loyalists command 253 of 320 delegates and oppose a primary while the straightout Democrats push for one. Foreseeable friction includes potential ticket nominating wars, white and black voter alignments, and possible third-party action if factions diverge.
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Kolb not a candidate for United States senator says friend
A Knoxville reporter quotes a friend of Commissioner Kolb denying any announcement or authorization for his candidacy for the U S Senate. The source says Kolb would veto to be a senator if nominated, but he will not run. The Tennessean Alliance session in Nashville is also reported with membership around 118,000 and Buchanan chairing.
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Tragic Fall at Highlands Leaves Family in Mourning
A prominent rice planter, Vanderhorst Lewis, fell one hundred feet from a precipice near Highlands North Carolina, dying shortly after. His wife and relatives witnessed the tragedy as rescue efforts began and the incident cast a gloom over the resort community.
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Charlestonian Murdered by German Storekeeper Found Dying
Cuaxcesrox, S. C., August 1 Special. Henry Gerdnat a young German grocer in Charleston was found dying in his store. A white man John McLonery spoke with him earlier. Curtis Sheent heard groans and found Gardner wounded. The skull was crushed by an ax handle. Dever Hagan and Wiley Pitts were jailed on suspicion. Shecut remained a material witness. The case centers on who struck the fatal blow.
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