Senate Passage Sparks Tax Bill Move to Conference
January 22 special report notes a strict party vote of 31 to 0 delivering the tobacco tax bill. Senator Brown backs sending the measure to conference while predicting little chance of tariff legislation agreement. He cites a split between house Democrats and senate Republicans and praises a rice duty increase won by amendment.
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The Blunder in Tha as Electoral College Tale
A distressed report from Austin Texas details a flawed vote handling by presidential electors who did not place their names on the envelope as required by law. Efforts by Acting Vice President Snails and Governor Hosson seek to correct returns with electors traveling to Austin to meet by Saturday. If delays occur, the Texas vote may not be counted when the final declaration is made in Washington.
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England
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Stanley
Ewin Mey
Sussim
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St Omdurman
Min
Nile
West Africa
Bulyman
Swaim Not Retired Despite Army Retiring Board Action
January 22 report states a secretary approved the board findings that Judge Advocate Guvernt remains capable of service and not eligible for retirement. The ongoing case timeline includes approvals for examinations and dismissals tied to pensions and funding items, with political figures addressing appropriations and policy guidance.
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S of the Army Retiring Board
Tisasniy King
W.ting
New York
Senate Votes and State Legislation Report From Leigh Iowa
Fragmentary dispatches describe congressional action and state legislative events. Reports mention a U S senator election process, votes in the Minnesota house, and joint ballots, with intermittently readable notes on appointments and proceedings in Leigh and surrounding areas.
Pension tax plan urged by veterans in North Carolina
Delegates from nearly all counties gathered for North Carolina's first veterans convention, with about 1000 veterans present. They visited Governor Fowle at the executive office and later filled the House chamber to hear speeches urging liberal pensions and a state soldiers home. A proposed annual five cent tax on property valuation would fund these pensions and homes, while lawmakers may raise overall pension amounts from the current figure just over eight dollars a year.
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Weichstag
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Berlin
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Freisyinmige Party
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Exodus of colored workers from the Northern Counties shock South Carolina
Reports warn of a wide emigration of African American laborers from York, Lancaster, Chester and nearby counties. Agents scour counties to recruit farm hands, while landowners grow restless and fear social disorder as 20 000 to 30 000 emigrants are discussed in public opinion. Local rail officials cite departures mainly to Louisiana and Arkansas, with stronger emphasis on the economic impact of the movement.
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Hawes in Court Indicted for Murder in Three Counts
Richard R Hawes faces three first degree murder indictments for the deaths of his wife Irene and child and another young girl. He pled not guilty and attended arraignment as his attorney seeks a change of venue. Trial set for next Monday with motion likely to span days.
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Naips
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Hawesa
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Case Against Cashier Voight Delayed Amid Bank Scandal
The case against Henry Voight cashier of the Trousers and Mechanics Bank for embezzlement was postponed to next Saturday. A forged $40,001 check drawn on the bank by William Voight or his brother surfaced, and auditors fear creditors will recover only about seventy percent. The accused brother is missing, and authorities anticipate more arrests.
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Locke's Southern Strategy For Harrison’s Campaign
Washington dispatch describes Col. Locke arriving from Indianapolis and outlining General Harrison’s plan to win the white vote by offering southern Republicans offices and then uniting them with protectionists to form a two party base in the South. He suggests white division could split blue and red factions, aidingRepublican footholds.
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Free Trade Democratic Party
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Boulang canvass and Paris drama in January campaign
Boulangists show strong activity as Boulangier presses ahead with rallies and a military ball scene in Paris. Debate centers on Boulangist support, with royalists and imperialists clashing over abstention and party unity while election tallies hint at a tight race.
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Abdication and foreign policy dominate January dispatches
Across Europe and Africa reports warn of Prince Ferdinand’s possible abdication and Tolstoy’s reform efforts in Poland amid Orthodox opposition. Slavic societies push anti-German sentiment as bishops prepare to denounce the prince. Zanzibar and Athens note military movements, evacuations, and an Athens earthquake with gale. New Orleans races conclude with Iris, Duhme, and Joyful winning.
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