Brown and Ingalls Clash Over Georgia Debt in Senate
The session debates George Georgia debt and Trezevant claim roil as Senator Ingalls denounces Brown’s edits to the record while Brown defends the printed report. The Utah bill and bank examinations also surface, with Brown replying to Hoar on slavery and Massachusetts mulattoes.
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Ingalls vents venom over debate rules in senate
In the senate Mr. Ingalls shows anger over a debated phrase in the official report of the Georgia money claim. He alleges forgery and falsification of records, prompting the chair to caution him and move to a different approach. Memorials from Mississippi urged aid for the Gulf and Ship Island railroad.
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New York's Vote Sparks Cleveland Prospects at Convention
Report from New York dated June 16 notes independents favor Cleveland over Blaine and that editors in The Herald The Times and Evening Post back him. Flower's bid stands as a hurdle while Bayard and Randall intrigues shift delegates and sparks a potential unit rule clash at Saratoga.
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Cleveland Favored By New York Convention Delegates
The report from New York congressmen places Cleveland ahead by forty eight in the New York convention tally. Uninstructed delegation plans may split between Cleveland Slocum and Flower, likely voting solidly for Cleveland if no instruction is given. Tamany opposition rumored to boost Cleveland among country delegates. John Lamb confirms Kelly’s support for unity and victory.
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Senator Brown's Mormon Speech Angers Massachusetts Audience
Senator Brown delivers a second speech on the Mormon bill recounting slavery in New England. He cites Elliott and Moore, arguing Massachusetts had a high mulatto percentage and slavery roots among Pilgrim founders. He challenges Hoar by contrasting census data and suggests Hoar drew the slavery issue into the debate, hinting it may be best left alone.
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The Late Frost Nips New England Crops
Reports from New England describe a heavy frost on Saturday night that damaged crops across the region. Cape Cod faces ruin for cranberries while potatoes corn and hay suffer widespread losses and many acres will require replanting. Norfolk County reports destroyed early produce crops and overall growth slowed in most areas.
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TEXAN CROPS REPORTS SHOW COTTON IMPROVEMENT ACROSS TEXAS
The News compiles crop reports from over two hundred points in seventy six counties. Cotton condition has materially improved over the last three weeks. Severe rains damaged low lands but uplands benefited. A fall top is anticipated amid published energy confidence. A naval rover reports rotten hulks and rotten wood in a vessel undergoing inspection at Hampton Roads.
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Fire devastates Lane & Fleming oil works at Green Point
June 16 New York A fire broke out at Lane & Fleming oil works in Green Point. About five blocks with 50 tanks held crude and refined oil. Fire confined to two tanks but oil ran into the river, destroying sheds and docks. estimated loss $50,000.
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A London bombing scare linked to a consul shot
A large London crowd gathered as a private house explosion occurred near a consulship. The blast wounded George Roosevelt and left a German police inquiry underway. The target remains unclear though officials suspect a civilian dressed assailant mistook a consular guard.
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