Political turmoil and nominations in Rome Georgia
A Rome Ga dispatch notes rumors of Atkins withdrawal and Forsyth potential nomination as a replacement. Senators Brown and Blount push tariff reform shifts, while cabinet members discuss fiscal riders and river improvements. The piece also covers Baconsar and congressional debate on land, waterway bills, and a cabinet stance on political assessments.
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Artis Yi Ak
Peor Bne
Democrata
Kre
Pan -Atkins
Binet
Senate
Atkins
Brown
Blount
Henkes
Moser
Acate
Adjduri
Bac
Rome
Georgia
C. D. Forsyth
Forsyth
Washington
Peaseniek
Brewster
Congrees
Battis
United States
New York
Arthur
A. Thomas
Comptroller's ‘Office of the Treasury
Congress
Folger
Treasury
Department
United’ States
Republican Party
Hig Coice
Egypt and Europe Converge on Egypt Crisis Backed Troop Moves
reports from London Paris and Constantinople detail a widening Egypt crisis with India troops to Egypt debated in Parliament and a French backed conference discussing Suez canal protection. Adm Jouverginebury signals eight thousand troops and port Said distribution while Arabi Pasha's forces tighten control around Alexandria and Tantah amid casualties and mass fears.
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Fes
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Praha
Wilfred Lawson
Rai of Harting
India
Charles Dilke
Foreign Department
Narthveote
House of Lords
Haype
Enfield
Ander
State For India
Indian Council
Egypt
Fremon Chambers
Paris
Jouverginebury
Asid
Port Said
el Kuntarah
Tenute
Suez Canal
M. Defreycinet
Europe
France
Lorvon
Italy
Suezcanal
Dietto
Rome
Germany
Austria
England
Lowing
Alexandria
Tavitab
Codashe
Toukh
Alexendria
Uis
Arab Saree
London
Exohatiga Telegediph Company
Malabar
Orion
Curtut
Isauaid
Arabi
M.’ de Geseps
Argbi
M. de Lesseps
Wervisch
Alsjex
Treepé
Atlas
Akkis
Ras Fener
Taxation figures show rising federal revenue projections
A fragmentary report on federal taxes highlights a two year rise from 330 million to 360 million dollars, with interest and sinking fund effects. projections suggest about 450 million dollars in a future year, amid political debate on Republican tax policies and labor unrest.
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Republicats
Spearin
Labor strike and union stance disrupts mill work
Reports describe workers drawn from mills to protest, seeking union recognition that the company refuses. Workers were told to apply at the mills as individuals, with required non union pledges. Details cover strike threats, wage implications, and anonymous figures connected to financial strain and bank concerns.
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Rikers
Hisholm
Mpany
Gbisabim
Milis
Thay
Milia
Jarret
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