Roberts and Ingalls Exchange Pleasantries in Washington
Delegations arrive with state electoral votes as President Pro Tem Ingalls receives them in the Senate. Roberts enters with the Georgia votes and delivers a grandstanding speech for Cleveland and Stevenson. Ingalls interjects skeptically, prompting a brief interruption before Roberts meets President Cleveland at the White House.
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Wasuimorom
Ton Ingalla
Senate
Harrison
Morten
Georgia
W. Rovers
Sparta
Mir. Troberts
Washington
Ingalls
Mr. Roberts
Empire
Grover Cleveland
New York
Homan
Ohio
Roberts
Mr. Cleveland
Rice Schedule Fight Protects Tariff in Senate
Washington January 21 senator Brown led a two hour stand in the senate for a higher rice tariff amid a broader tariff debate. Allies Allison and Aldrich expected to split a duty midway between Brown’s demand and the bill’s present rate as Republicans press a senate bill while fearing Democratic split in the house. The tobacco bill and internal revenue were debated with party lines and conference plans discussed to salvage tariff legislation this session.
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Yown
Ita
Washuseton
Senaor Brown
Senate
Butler
South Carolina
Brown
Allison
Aldrich
Senator Brown
Cause of Representatives
House
Committee On Appropriations
Hill
Democrata
Mr. Mills
Boi
Randall
Oates
Culberson
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Gibson
Dix. Hoar
Mr. Aldrich
Mr. Butter
West
Trenholm
Committee On
Seratora
Bir. Butler
Georgis
Nebraska
Mandersop
Rhode Island
Suance Committee
Benaford
Republican Party
Monopaliats
Trusté
Periery
TACKLING THE WOOL IN THE SENATE WEDNESDAY
The Senate debated tariff schedules focusing on wool and woolen goods. Key figures included Mr Allison Mr Vance and Mr Brown as they discussed duties on wool products and the rice paragraph was postponed for further study. Senator Butler Aldrich and others argued over protection for rice and farming implements.
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Senate
Ma Allison
Vance
Allison
North Carolina
Hoar
Mr. Allison
Jnr
Guuthern
Bir. Brown
Morgan
Brown
Alabama
Butler
Aldrich
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Buttaris
South
India
China
Pyar
Georgia
Crown
West
Langth
Aurpport
Yanca
George
Hawley
Chace
Europe
Bir Morrill
Brown Brean
Yess
Maine
Gerany
Ulla
Unitedates
Mary
Webusson
Axminster
Maqnette
Saxony
Wilton
Tourney
Samoa and Samoa treaty ties urged by Britain and U S
In London on January 21 Mr Phelps the U S military official conferred with Lord Salisbury on Samoan affairs. A British government stance upholding the treaty was reported, opposing German agents in Samoa. Dispatches to Berlin were sent, and Salisbury planned to strengthen the British fleet. The Trenton and Vandalia were described as sailing for Samoa, with Vandalia the faster vessel setting course from San Francisco. A German warship Eber arrived Auckland, denying sensational Samoa stories. A Berlin correspondent cited a guarded agreement between Germany and the United States on Samoa.
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Mr. Phelps
United States
Miliiater
Lord Salisbury
Phelps
Count von Hatzfeldt
Samoa
Berlin
Trenton
Vardallia
Wasncsares
Wavy Department
Vandalia
Samon
Nipsic
Panama
San Francisco
Schoonmaker
Mare Island Navy Yard
Auckland
Eber
Ramosa
Avia
Lospex
the Chronicle
Germany
Sander
Jamin
Emperors Visit and Political Gossip Across Europe
News briefs from Berum and Paris report Emperor William meeting Prince Bismarck, with commentary on Cologne Gazette excerpts and German politics. Paris covers France’s three million man recruitment bill passing 369 to 19, while London notes Lord Ripon hosting Davabhai Naorose as Salisbury’s “black man.” The Birmingham fair site decision and Indiana league turmoil are also noted.
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William
Bismarck
Cotogne- Gazette
Bandesrath
National Zeisung
Kereuz-Zeitung
Cologne
Volks Zextung
Cologne Gazette
Bundesrath
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. DeFreycinet
France
Senate
Lord Salisbury
Limerick
Queenstown
Buenos Ayres
Vienna
Michf
Russia
Euesiana
Toxpoy
Chinora
Abysamia
Tadjarak
Birmingham
Murder Trial Fear Cour Islander in Shelby County
A white man from Jemison Shelby county is sought on charges of rape and possible murder. Kennedy, married with several children, allegedly assaulted Miss Gray at her home after visiting Mrs. Kennedy. Miss Gray, badly injured, described the brutal attack and flight of the suspect across the countryside as search parties scour the area.
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Shelby County
Thia City
Blayastuers Kosneay
Kenti
Empl
Maxaralliat Jemison
Tay
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