Randall May Resigns Chairmanship Amid Senate Budget Confusion
The article reports Randall May considering resignation as chair of the Appropriations Committee over the Cowles tobacco bids dispute. It states party loyalty may drive him to resign the chair rather than report the bill, while the committee could still push a 46 report. Also covered is William Walter Phelps securing Normandie quarters for Vice President-elect Morton and Mr Blaine, with talk of a confidential letter from General Harrison to Blaine, and Blaine’s cabinet prospects affecting other candidates for a southern post.
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Waswixeron
Randall
Cowles Tobacco
William Walter Phelne
Normandie
Morton
Mr. Blaine
I Sully
Tower Row
Mr. Phelps
Harrison
Blaine
Lave Bean
Maine Statesman
Hinino
Maone
Goff
West Virginia
Alcorn
Mississippi
Warner
Alabama
Avnderson
Missouri
Kradiey
Kentucky
E.W. B
Wasmvaray
Blount
Georgia
Strubie
Town
Dakota
New Mexico
Voorhees
Washington
Congress
Me. Mnnsner
Mexico
Oregon
Baker
New York
South Dakota
Dubois
Idaho
Springer
Gutwhasits
Columbus
Ohio
In The Senate Tavist Debate on Late Election
The senate received the president messages on Samoa and Hayti and referred them to foreign relations. Memorials from the Wormans Nations Christian Temperance union and other groups urged Sabbath observance legislation and opposed Sunday trains and drills. Riddleberger opposed such legislation. Whandler and others petitioned for suffrage rights in Orangeburg. The tariff debate resumed with West amendment and various proposals, Chandler criticizing protectionists as aiming to destroy northern industry. The session adjourned for the day after ongoing tariff discussions and a planned adjournment.
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Wasatxeton
Samoa
Senate
Cullam
Wormans' Nations Christian Temperance Union
Tllinois
Riddleberger
Washington
Whandler
Orangeburg
D. C
Chandler
Ieich
Chand
Mr. West
Texas
Democraty
United States
Calida Kniguire
Bineeta
Ato
Republian
Hal
Jada Te “Confederaza
Morgan and Blair debate Alabama race and migration
A heated exchange between Morgan of Alabama and Blair of New Hampshire centers on race and migration. Morgan disparages Alabama's Black population while proposing emigration to northern states. Blair counters with regional impact. The section also notes New Mexico statehood discussions and territorial admission debates in Congress.
President vetoes pension bills and a postmaster telegraph payout
The president returned three pension bills vetoing them as charges were not supported by military service records. He also vetoed paying 48 to Michael Pigott of Quincy for telephone use, noting a date error since he became postmaster in 1840 and that the telephones were used under post office authorization in 1883. He warns such legislation would spur unnecessary spending and undermine governance.
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Wasitadox
House of Representatives
Michael Pigott
Quincy
Llinois
Pigott
Post Office Department
ITEMS FROM WARRHINGTON EXAMINATIONS AND NOMINATIONS
The senate committee on interstate commerce approved Walter L. Bragg for interstate commerce commissioner. A board of army officers will examine Brigadier General David G. Siwaim for retirement. Vice President-elect and Mrs Morton plan a stay in Washington. The extradition treaty with England is the special order for January 20. Captain Douglass M. Scott and First Lieutenant Charles Hay confirmed as subsistence commissaries.
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Wasixxcox
Senate
Walter L. Bragg
Army
David G. Siwaim
United States Army
Penet
Tolabird
McFesh
Baxter
England
Wasnixecroy
Jam
Douglass M. Scott
Charles Hay
Twenty-third Infantry
Woods's Decision Draws Wide Debate On Grand Jury Charge
January 16 reports from Indiana and Virginia describe Judge Woods's grand jury instructions drawing strong reactions from Democrats and Republicans alike. Lawyer comments defend the charge as lawful, while critics question its legal reach. Separate Virginia and Maryland items note farmers' assembly actions, Methodist greetings to General Harrison, cadet discipline findings, Delaware US Senate election results, and snowfall in the Northwest.
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Pranarouts
Indze Woods
Federal Grand Jury
Judge Woods
Justine Harlan
Supreme Court
Fadley Jetter
Fudge Claypool
Woods
Claypool
Willian Henderson
Committee of One Hundred
Prident Hendricks
W. A. Calkina
Jien
Stanton J. Peole
McDonald
Inins T
Buller
Dudley
Whitaker
Whittaker
Virginia Farmers
Brownown
State Farmers’ Assembly
Tralgo
Hubert Cverly
Fauquier
Cordon
Merrick
Expe Wittee
A. Rockenborough
Northamton
Jeppard
Norfolk
Joseph . Anderson
Goochland
F. Mives
Dinwiddie
J.thompson Brown
Nelson
J. W. Long
Frederick
J. B. Beverly
J. Hoge Tyler
Pulaski
G. Julian Wrait
Augusta
H.M. Mettrudey
Albersparle
Outrages in Mississippi mob violence and arson
A Kemper and Noxubee counties mob drove out over forty Negro families, burned many cabins including J. M. Edwards’s two story home, and robs and threatens others. Governor Lowry counsels county and agency officers to act, promising constitutional support. In Texas, baseball catcher M. J. Bradley was shot dead by Tom Angus after prior altercations involving a woman. White Caps in Massachusetts punish a man named Welsh for immorality. thirteen members arrested, fines imposed.
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Jackson, Miss
New Mississippian
Shagulak
Kemper County
Noxcbee
J. M. Edwards
Ube Fac
D. Chamberlin
Lowry
Slukulak
Noxabeo
Kemper
Pegroes
Whiting
Noxabee
Cout
Kempet
Daxnaz
Gex
M. J. Bradley
Tom Angus
Bradley
Main Street
Angus
Broadley
Dolly Love
Oi City
Jopling
Texas
Texas League
Dennison
Bt. Joseph
Anaguala
Ralph Et
Whitecaps
Massachusetts
Toston
Evening Herald
Worth Salem
N. 1
John Weleh
Welaly
Christies
Prostitution of Justice in Birmingham and Lynching News
Birmingham tale reports John W Williams freed from Tuscaloosa asylum after insanity plea following an unprovoked murder and Hawes riot ties. George Meadows lynching questioned as Louis Jackson is held. Mrs Kellum blind to suspect. Commutation efforts loom in North Carolina for Howard Anderson facing execution. Miss Mississippi suit over $80,000 to lessees of penitentiary slated to reopen. officials unavailable.
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Birmingham
Braumwanam
Ala
John W. Willians
Hawes
Tuscaloosa
Williams
Fisnder
Simon Isaacs
Isaacs
William
Buice
Brice
Wiliams
Bresoxcuam
George Meadowa
Pratt Mines
Louis Jackson
Stanley Letters From Emin Pasha Expedition Reach Europe
Henry M. Stanley reports to Sheikh Hamed and Libyan contacts about returning with Emin Pasha’s men and goods. He describes camp locations, plenty of food, and plans to move toward England after ten days. Also notes a separate German indictment dispatch about Geffcken and the Molier affair, with view of imperial proceedings and diary revelations.
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Henry BI. Stanley
Boa
BoNaLya Musetta
Sheikh Hamed
Ben McLamed
Henry M. Stanley
Lam
Emin Pasha
Emin Pusha
Manga
Exain
Casutes
Pusla Bas Ivars
Abundanes
Yambunga
Wong
Iest
Henea
Siigsland
William
Twenity
Q Sheikh Hamed Ben Mahomed
Stanley Falls
Russels Dy Post
Stanley
Africa
Stanley Fatts
Europe
Analysis of Roggenbach letters on Geffcken and Bismarck debate
From Loxpow January 16 report on Roggenbach letters seeking to block Geffcken memorial to the emperor. The Times notes the debate shows private dislike and academia opposition as a weak point while criticizing the publicity of the indictment and the lack of magnanimity in the affair.
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Roggenbach
Geffcken
the Times
Hisnarck
Hardy
Motler
Delaney's Evidence Before Farnell Commission
A convict testifies at the Farnell Commission on Fenian groups in Ireland, detailing leaders, funds, and plots including attempts to kill officials. Delaney describes meetings in Dublin Forester's Hill and the Rotunda, the invincibles, and connections to Davitt Parnell and Forster. He recalls oath terms, money flows from the Weayne, and mentions Phenix Park murders and a commuted death sentence.
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William O’brien
United Ireland
O'Brien
Times
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Marlboroughe
Elgan
Brennan
MacAlister
John Lavey
John Doran
Byrke
Tynan
Daniel
Delaney
Mullet
Jady
Mr. Forster
Ireland
Joseph Brady
Timothy Kelly
Forster
Quien Alpoc Bridge
Brady
Kelly
Phenix Park
Jr. Byrne
Castle Lill Fom
Carey
Cun
Dublin
Evan
Delaaney
Egan
Charles Russell
Fontana
Times Evidenza
Crown
Shannon
Invincibles
Byte
Caray
Ney
Byrne
Lord Spencer
Minister Phelps Honored by London Fishmongers Night
The Fishmongers' Association of London entertained United States minister Mr Phelps at a banquet. He praised the U S for diplomacy and wished to bid farewell with a morning greeting, expressing hope to see English friends again. The night also featured remarks and a farewell nod to cross Atlantic ties.
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Fishmongers’ Association of London
Lonnox
Mr. Phelps
United States
Fshmongers’ Company
Phelps
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