Close Majority in House and Post Office Changes
The piece notes Republicans may hold a seven seat majority in the next House, depending on West Virginia certificates and the Tennessee district. It discusses salary delays for 300 House employees with a new session in view. Post office pay changes in Atlanta Savannah are listed, and a Georgia federal court bill advances. The agricultural bill faces presidential action, with murmurs of a veto. Chandler Louisiana elections and Clasten case discussants hint at later floor action.
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Bill Chandler
Louisiana
John M. Clasten
Smalls-Fiuiott
Edmands Panama resolution debate stirs committee action
Meeding of the house committee on foreign affairs devoted time to the Edmands Panama resolution with a minority report requested by a member. Opposition to the resolution grew as a majority report was debated, while the Ways and Means committee struggled for a quorum to advance the Dakota and New Mexico issues and conference outcomes remained unresolved. A new Indian appropriation measure proposes a commission to negotiate with civilized tribes and potential state admissions, while another commission would oversee Sioux land dispossession efforts. A sentencing in Entrascona marks a separate case, and a naval test confirms the Hanlow gun’s performance under government scrutiny.
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Yirhako
Eris
Adanissia
Inblan
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Georgetown
South
Enzena
Mnid
America
Arnett
Carthe
Jul
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Friends of the
Ace
Justice Gad
Alabama Delegation in Washington Pushes Cabinet Shift
Alabama's delegation, led by Colonel James Jackson and Judge A. Stevens of Tuscumbia, visits Washington to back Ex Governor William H. Smith for attorney general and to influence cabinet appointments. Postmistress Hegie McAlister accompanies them, while John Houston’s arrival signals political maneuvering ahead of a March cabinet reshuffle.
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Alabama
James Jackson
Dotn A. Stevens
Tuscumbia
Jackson Wverchairman
Chicago
Stevens
Lnut
Malone
William H. Smith
Trommey-Xeuarn
Iiss
Hegie McAliser
Visrence
Cleveland
Harrison
John Houston
Florida
John C. New
New York
Mr. Houston
Mr. New
New
Washington
North Carolina Sanitary Convention in Session
The North Carolina Health Authorities convened in Raleigh as the state sanitary convention met overnight. Papers on drinking water, refuse disposal, and sewerage effects on crops were read by Venable Ludlow and others, with calls for protective legislation and a committee to push sanitation laws.
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S.C
Venabile
State University
Profesor J. L. Ludlow
Ladlow
Eugene Criyem
Kale
Ladlow Th Fertilizer Was Not Injurious, and Strawbery
Paris
Wood
Tucker
James Mehee
Vicker
Venable
Fowile
Sewall's Story of German Outrages in Samoa
In Asti Notan February 7, consul general Sewall resigns citing a clash with state department views on Samoan affairs. He blames Bayard instructed policy for German schemes and asserts American duty to defend Samoa, Malietoa, and treaty rights while accusing German and British actions in the Pacific.
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Beach alters stance before Par nel commission in Irish intrigues
Beach alias LeCaron testified on Irish nationalists in Boston and Chicago conventions. He named Dillion Eagan Devoy Mortis and Ma hon Connor attending meetings that aligned with Lomassey family protection. He described flight patterns for Eagan Brennan and others, plus details of U S and I N B ties, the Chicago 1886 convention, and postal circulars urging funds and vigilance. The session also noted Parnell entering the courtroom and ongoing examination of Beach as a key informant.
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Chicago
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Cleasy
Pittsburg
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England
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Ittsville
John M. Armstrong
Lane
Charles Rumeau
Indah MP Condon Sentenced for Inciting Boycott
Thomas Condon member for LEsst Tipperany has been sentenced to two months imprisonment for inciting boycott. He has appealed and been admitted to bail. Father Coveney denies a telegram claiming he praised police murders and hoped for God to strengthen those who killed Inspector Martin. Summons served on Mr O'Brien in Clonmel jail for illegal speeches on the Konmare estate.
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Sinking of Glencoe and collision with Largo Bay off Beachy Head
Reports confirm the steamer Glencoe of Glen Line, Glasgow, sank after colliding with the British bark Largo Bay near Beachy Head. All 54 crew of the Glencoe presumably perished. the Largo Bay sustained damage but remained afloat with its crew surviving. A fierce gale and heavy snow hindered visibility. rescue attempts were hampered as boats from the Largo Bay were destroyed and debris floated in rough seas.
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