Quay set to force open fight over force bill in senate
Senator Quay plans to call up his resolution in the senate to end partisan maneuvering over the force bill. He aims for an open, short debate with Hoar and Spofford constrained, seeking to push a path to adjournment and delay the bill until a new session. Reed and house leaders threaten retaliation on tariffs if the force bill stalls, while Quay claims the move serves Pennsylvania manufacturers and his own political gain.
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New York
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Knights of Labor Deliberations Presented to President Webb
Naw Yor August 18. Knights of Labor executive committee at St. Cloud hotel completed deliberations on the New York Central strike and presented results to President Webb. Webb will read and respond by about 1 o clock. No material change in Central railroad affairs today as trains run.
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Hard Tomes in Guatemala and Other Border Notes
Dispatches recount Guatemala City under martial law with mass conscription and famine pressure as 25 000 troops move to the frontier while Americans are protected at the legation. Smallpox outbreaks threaten border towns with no quarantine yet. Alabama reforms show a Republican surge in sixty counties, with Jonesdom at 130 073 and Tang republican 6 53.
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Edmunds Proposes Tariff Amendment for Free Sugar
Senator Edmunds today offered amendments to the tariff bill. The first would allow the president to reduce duties on sugar imported from countries that have abolished tariffs on U S sugar exports, while U S products retain free admission. The second would empower the president to act against unjust discrimination by foreign nations.
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Webb Refuses to Arbitrate in Labor Dispute
New York report outlines a feud between Vice President Webb of the New York Central and E V Powderly grand master of the Knights of Labor. Powderly seeks an interview, Webb suggests writing, and a settlement via arbitration looks unlikely as tensions rise. Dispatches describe strikes at Buffalo and Albany, with talk of a broader general strike and conferring leaders from labor unions.
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Break up of Knights of Labor signals labor rifts
Long article notes imminent demise of the Knights of Labor due to internal divisions and mismanagement. It cites unwise strikes and class fragmentation as key factors, while detailing broader imperial era events including prorogation of Parliament and royal diplomacy with Germany, France, and Africa. The piece also describes the arrival of Emperor William II in Russia and a formal welcome.
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Tennessee Moonshine Raid Ends in Arrests
Nashvill e deputy collector Jos Spurrier raided the Perridge district in Clay county Tennessee near the Kentucky line. He surprised eight armed moonshiners, arresting four men including John Watson Billy Watson John Thompson and John Davin. Spurrier led the seizure with three deputies, and the opposition reportedly would have harmed him.
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Dr Felton Considers Run in Seventh District
In Cartersville Georgia on August 15 special reports Dr AW Felton is likely to seek Congress in Georgia's seventh district. He signals readiness to accept the nomination if the district favors a true democratic ticket, opposes the subtreasury plan, and emphasizes farmer interests, federal policy views, and his long record in Congress.
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Murderer finally tracked by a Negro detective in Alabama
Montcomery Alabama August 18 Special at the Lowndes county Democratic convention E G Maull a leading farmer and merchant was nominated for the legislature. He was ambushed and killed on the way home. A Philadelphia detective tracked the case, causing the suspect John Melling to reveal the crime and an accomplice Sam the negro boy who stole the gun. Melling admits firing the shot. Sam remains at large. Governors named W H Taylor and W Lowery appointed in Alabama. Telegraph briefs note mass unemployment in Lynn Massachusetts Belgrade monastery fire and other short items.
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