Disgraceful scenes in Congress over Cannon and Reed
Turbulent House session cited as Republicans clash over Cannon's remarks and Reed's control. Reports describe boisterous interruptions, attempted censorship, and later cross‑party condemnation in northern papers. Georgia population note follows amid a whirlwind of legislative intrigue and tariff amendment chatter.
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Inois
Joe Cannon
Reed
Mr. Williams
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William
Illinois
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Airad
Br. Enroc
Jies
McCrammy
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Wanamaker
Billy Mason
Good Republic
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Kansas
Bragon
Mason
Billy
Sike
Mr. Cheadle
Indiana
Read
Mr. Euloe
Tennasses
Eliness
Funston
Congress
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Georgia Pergonals
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W. J. Campbell
Taz Coxarrrerney
Constitution
J. K. Barton
Cedartown
Everett
Polk
Infant Found on Porch in Greenville with Unknown Parents
Police officer Schlapback discovered a basket of infant clothing on the doorstep and a live newborn infant inside. Neighbors and a physician tended to the child. A mysterious 10 o'clock knock preceded the discovery, voice saying Here is something for you. No clues identified the child's parents.
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Schiapback
Mac
Mrs. Schlapback
Fought to the death in Kentucky feud duel ends in death
A Middlesborough dispatch reports Mark Turner and Steve Wannick fighting for fifteen minutes with a revolver and bowie knife. Wannick dies and Turner is fatally wounded in a brutal feud tied to Bel county authorities noted for violence. Local detectives chase leads amid a history of bloodshed and shifting loyalties.
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Mark Turner
Steve Wannick
Mippumsporover
Wannick
Turner
Forgery and executions headline midweek chaos
A forged check for 46 600 drawn on a Birmingham bank implicates J P Mudd of Central Savings Birmingham. The note was cashed by J Meyers in St Pauls, prompting Pinkerton inquiries. Cincinnati links claim Meyers spoke for Birmingham Rolling Mill stockholders and stirred a strike that was settled without him. He allegedly left town after borrowing money and a hotel bill. In Ohio a midnight double execution follows. Otto Leuth, Cleveland, hanged for murder. Brocky Smith, age 24, also executed for killing an elderly woman. A North Carolina suit over a 50 000 tally seeks damages against The Batty istandacd of Concord amid sensational local rumor.
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J.P. Mudd
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J. Meyers
St. Paul
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Meyer
C ‘Woeyers
Cincinnati
Birmingham Rolling Mill Company
Ohio Penitentiary
Coreecs
Otto Leuth
Cleveland
Brocky Smith
Smith
Colonel Oates Renominated by Acclamation in Alabama
In a quiet Alabama convention at Onto Strives August 28 Colonel William C. Oates was renominated for Congress by acclamation after a long campaign by Farmers Alliance supporters and opposition factions. The delegates debated instructions on the subtreasury bill and tariff measures while Oates defended his stance as constitutional and in the best interests of his district.
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Mahone
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Newberry
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Lincoln
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Charles Wans
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Thia
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Barbour County
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Dale
Caffee
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Bullock
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Henry D. Clayton
Bufaula
A. H. Alston
J. F. Tate
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Macune
Alliance Fame
Hhis
Indiana
Inprayapolis
Ind
Onder
Tom Finson
Jewatt
Committed
Isaac Gray
Claude Matthews
Matthews
J.O. Henderson
Koko N Dispatch
Indianapolis
Solimly
Hazelton
Merton
Willan Wade Dudley
Teusurer
National Republican Committee
Benjamin Harrison
Federal Court For
District of Indiana
Republic
Andrews
Gray
Cleveland
State Central Committee
Salvator and Teeny shine in mile record bid at Monmouth
In Monmouth track events Salvator smashes the mile mark with 110 pounds up, Rosetta and Namona pacing, Berzer’s whip, and a dramatic stretch duel signaling Salvator as the era's unrivaled horse. Haggin’s Haggin horse starts, trade-bred cheers echo as the crowd marks the new 1:54 mile record and reminiscences of Ten Broeck and Longfellow.
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Rogers
Momona
Salevator
Berzer
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Buford
Winrter
Teeny
Thue
Sam
Solimeh
Atlanta
Quan
Murphy
Bergin
Herzog
Jack Spalding
Ten Broeck
Louisville
Longfellow
Kingfisher
Chicago
Fanny
Prince Charlie
Telegraph Brevities Fragmented Local News Stubs
The Telegraph Brevities items note minor incidents including Elmestil town fire aftermath and a destroyed Bictond Va paper mail request. President Morrison arrived in Washington after a Cape May sojourn. Treasury reports show $2,774.00 total bond purchases.
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Nani Pias Ba Nege
Morrison
Washington
Cape May
Va. i
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