Waiting on Randall to Express Himself on the Message
The House, idle this week, expects Randall to speak on President Cleveland's message. Reporters with his views linger, while Randalls silence fuels speculation on tariff reform. Georgia figures Judge Billy Thomas and Inman raise talk of railroad moves via Richmond and Danville, shaping regional plans.
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Shaston
Cleveland
House
Fandall
Randall
Congress
Ree
Randal
Gotard
Billy Thomas
Tallulah Falls
Fudge Thomas
Georgia
Len the Rehans
Knoxville
Athens
Intwan
Mfr
Inman
Bills in the Senate heavily debated and amended
The Senate debated a range of measures from pension arrears relief and land disbursements to constitutional and regulatory reforms. Bills were referred to committees, including a coast line fortifications proposal, while a rule change to open sessions on treaties was discussed. The session adjourned without final action.
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Wicareton
Morrll
Committee On Finance
Tepar
Senate
Columbia
Lualls
Congress
Rock Creek
D.C
Hoar
Cullen
United States
Reagan
Platt
Senna
Dolph
House clears election committees in early December session
Washington December 13 the house faced executive communications and appointed committees on elections. A list of named gentlemen including Crisp Charman O Ferral Outhwaite Barry Sash Johnson of North Carolina O Neill Indiana Moore Rowell J Cooper and Lyman Johnson of Indians was adopted. The Lucas Fabi ker contest noted as heard with senate privileges and elections committee to review West Je Bos contested seat. author to be heard this afternoon.
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Washington
Receas Spaaker Cariald
Mills
Texex
Cannon
Union
Messrs
Crisp
Charman
O'Ferral
Outhwaite
Barry
Sash
Johnson
North Carolina
O'Neill
Indiana
Moore
Rowell
Lucas-Fabikeer
Wasuixarox
Senate
Pe “Enliier
Cage
West
Je Bos Conde Ee Louse & Yecens
Clonk, Mc
Wageurero
An Andler
South Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Lowsansa
Associated Press
Chandler
Congress
Tom
Louisiana
House
Reagan
Patterson
Columbia Canal
Aig
Cal Cambs Sod
South Carolina University
United States postal telegraph bill outlined
The act creates a national postal telegraph system with trunk lines from Washington to Portland and other major routes. It designates an engineer corps and postmaster general oversight, sets wire and pole specs, assigns cost, and fixes rates for word counts and newspapers. Four million dollars is appropriated for location and construction.
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Washington
D. C
Portland
Wsmond
Augusta
Atlanta
Jon’ En Orlegis; One From Chicago To St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Denver
Engineer Corps
Army
New York
United States
Postoffice Department
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Trial of Berry Hopkins in Fidelity Bank case opens
The United States court in Cincinnati heard the indictment charging Berry B. Hopkins former assistant cashier of Fidelity National Bank with misapplication of funds and falsifying bank books. The jury pool included farmers and a stock dealer as jurors. Prosecution seeks proof of $60,000 and $200,000 diversions and improper drafts, while defense contends Hopkins acted without knowledge of the schemes. Henry Ives, connected to a separate grand larceny case, was arrested in New York and held on bail. Boston reports note large municipal vote totals and changes in the board of aldermen with O'Brien re-elected as mayoral candidate and license results indicating strong turnout.
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Berry B. Hopkins
Fidelity National Bank
United States Court
Sage
Tone
Pele
Farors
Hamilton County
Bateman
Brace
Hopkins Hai
Fidelity Bank
Wilshire
Harper
F. Armstrong
Cincinatti Post Office
Ronnas
Biggin
Elity Bank
Ching
Hopkins
John
Chicago
Henan
Snodgrass
New York Exchange
Fim
Ben
New York
Henry B. Ives
H. 8. Ives & Co
Grand Larceny
Madaline Dexter
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Natonal Bank of New York
Milton and Dayton Railroad Cormounty
T. H. Short
Ives
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Ailroad Company
A. BR. McKeen
Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad Company
D ‘Erre Haute Rail Company
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company
Mciteau
Henry 3. Ives & Co
American Exchange National Bank of New York
Boston
Mos
O’brien
Interialize
Ats
Hugi
Heanse
Hogans
Licanae
Union Talks Set by Northern and Southern Presbyteries
An 1888 joint conference plan unites Northern and Southern Presbyteries in Missouri and Illinois. Committees of clergy and ruling elders will confer on church union and relations, with a meeting target in early May. members from both sides include pastors and lay elders spanning St Louis Raleigh and Baltimore, among others.
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Omeha
St. Louis
Misouri
Tha Ater
Rominitite
Sean
Ita
Seutuaranes
Nie
Union
As- Be
Starkeyilleaders
Metris
R Reilenie
H.T. Retecter
Primrose
Raleigh
Rotthorn Sas
Rowe Doape Smith
Beltimore
Dayit Mic
Louis
Humphrey
Bydlld
H. Hbielda
Wi Tonks Anon Pope
Sen Bald
Tomei
Ths
West Point Terminal Stockholders Meet in Richmond
Richmond and West Point Terminal stockholders met in Richmond to elect officers and directors. Alfred Sully was re-elected president, John P. Branch chaired the session, and James B. Pace T. M. Logan of Richmond and numerous New York directors were chosen. The president reported a 4700 mile system including Richmond and Danville and Georgia Pacific lines with strong earnings and prospects for consolidation.
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Mntal
Redmond
Kircumorn
Richmond and
West Point Terminal Company
Kate Pp
John P. Branch
Richmond
Alfred Sully
New York
John H. Inman
George L. Scott
Samuel Thomas
CO. M. McGhee
John G. Moore
S. W. Ormser
Geo F P. Atond
J. A. Rutherford
William Rockfeller
Calvin $. Brice
Emanuel Lehman
R. T. Wilson
E. P. Flower
John H. Hall
James B. Pace
T. M. Logan
Danville
Hust Tennemes
Georgia
Georgia Pacific
United States
Tennessee
Virginia
Clarksville
Durham
Georgia Pacific Railway
Kees Company
Political Troubles in Tidian Territory and Native Resistance
December 13 reports turmoil in Tidian Territory as armed factions seize the capital and demand restoration of prior statutes. Officials claim the capitol is under armed mob control, while elected officers still sit. Calls for arbitration surface as negotiations stall. Washington dispatches note no cooperation from national leaders.
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Sa Oe
Pals Inen
Rae Peti
Oeibls
Aes
Sahara
Dunsing
Oficer
Owen
Lemon
Bledgin Peace
Hohi
Ea Tees
Washington
Nacional
Senate
May
Carnot's Cabinet and the French Ministry Crisis
Pam December 13 reports the formation of what is called Carnot's Cabinet after threats of resignation by President Carnot. The message to the chambers urges unity and harmony to pursue reforms, while markets react to cabinet difficulties and a looming budget debate.
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Pam
Therd
Carnet
Tizard
France
S.trong
M. Tirard
Itecame
Columbus Seeks Speech on Tariff Reform by Speaker Carlisle
A Columbus invitation requests Hon. John G Carlisle to visit Columbus and address residents on tariff reform during his Macon gift, reflecting broad local desire for Carlisle to accept. A report notes various local events including a suspected murder missing from Moore place and a railway accident with minor injuries. Also recorded are a South Carolina legislative update, a county robbery, a Tredegar Iron Works fire, a tax discussion on wheat, and North Dakota presidential primary results.
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Epeenl
Ation
Columbus
John G. Carlisle
House of Representatives
Macon
Spegher Carlisle
Anderson Goods
Moore Place
Arly
Geet Street
Henry Williams
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Hall of Natives
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Laadore W. Newman
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J. T. Tinsworth
B. T. Cole
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Joyner
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