Wrangle in the House and Harrison Southern Policy Debate
Indianapolis dispatch frames a sharp House wrangle over suspension rules and bills. It notes Foraker's rumored mental strain and a southern policy push by Harrison, with Reed Randall and Democrats clashing over adjournment and quorum tactics amid Oklahoma and tariff battles.
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Gates
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Cujon Pacific
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Maine
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Union Pacific
Anderson
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Standall
Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
Elinois
Mr. Reed
Washington Gossip and Senate Actions on Rates and Appointments
Washington gossip from January 3 reports postoffice inspectors removed for lack of appropriation to pay salaries. House deliberations focus on various appropriation bills and railroad provisions as senators and committees prepare for slow progress. Senate military affairs sets favorable notes for army staff nominations. Blaine and Phelps arrive in Washington. Sugar schedule contemplates a one cent bounty per pound for U S sugar. pine lumber duty trimmed to one dollar and a quarter per thousand. structural iron duty likely unchanged.
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Washington
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Massachusetts
Patrick Fahey
New Hampshire
E. ©. Swett
Maine
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Friends of the International Copyright
Ealgudat
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Army
Peter D. Vroom
Third Cavalry
Farnsworth
Betnar Hunter
First Cavalry
Massor
Curtis
George B. Davis
Fifth Cavalry
Gardner
Hebert Graig
Rave Walia
Pilgrims to Harrison and Politician Visits
Senators Hiscock and Plumb meet with President-elect Harrison in Washington despite limited access. Plumb says only a general talk occurred, while Hiscock’s visit remains shrouded in secrecy. Kansas City postmaster Shelley to be replaced, new nominee named. Wisconsin striker attack reports rise in unrest as dock workers clash with labor, with details on wages and violence.
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Ieferms
Johnson
Boulanger Address Warns of Universal Suffrage Power
Paris January 3 Boulanger reports to Seine district electors that attempts to bar his ineligibility failed, and vows no dictatorship, arguing opponents fear universal suffrage rather than him. He claims no weapon to seize power and pledges republic protection while denouncing attacks by rivals.
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France
Pyntty
Escaped in a Trunk Baggage Smashing Tale Unfolds
An odd train incident in St Lovig details Thomas W. Vines, ex Adams and Westlake official, concealing himself in a Saratoga trunk with $3,200, then being crushed by luggage during a baggage smash. He survived, was identified, confessed, and police recovered $3,900. An earthquake in Central America and other brief items follow.
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Saratoga
Insulf
Tascott
Polices
Historic railroad settlement and tragedies reported
January 3 dispatches describe the first practical settlement of the Q strike after talks between railroad officers and a nine member committee. Separate items recount a house fire killing a child and injuring a mother, a pond drowning of three youths, labor union rate talks, election-law suit, a murder trial continuation, a mistaken financial failure note, and a historic Parisian art portrait copy linked to Henry IV.
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The Sad Fate of a Mountain Moonshiner- & Sad Case
Ellaba Smith, a mountain moonshiner, died in Fannin County jail after six weeks’ imprisonment for a three month sentence. He fell ill with meningitis and died at three o’clock yesterday morning while others in custody offered little comfort. William Hughes from Fannin county faced a similar fate and had about the same time left to serve when Smith died.
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