CONGRESS PENSIONS BILL UNDER DEBATE IN SENATE
The senate debated the Mexican pensions bill, with Williams opposing amendments and urging passage to avoid political ruin. Voorhees and Ingalls proposed changes as Crullom and Morgan pressed for a merits vote. executive session followed by adjournment. In the House a tally of election cases and public notices continued as the Campbell Morey contest proceeded.
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Van Wyck
groklers
Farragut
Farrant
eet
Williams
Ingalla
arma
Mason
Chicago
Voorheen
Cullom
Morgan
senate
Ambrose H. Lindsey
Portsmouth
James
HOUSE
Wasmivarox
Maybury
Tucker
Virginia
committee on judiciary
Kilbourn
house of representatives
Townsend
Ilinois
Mexico
St. Louis
House entenier
tr. Cook
owa
committee on elections
J. R. Chalmora
congress
howan
Campbell-Morey
Miller
Pennsyyvania
Messrs Jordan md. Seney
Ohio
Morey
Lowry
Indiana
Yens
nage
Campbell
Pho
Democratic rich men seek mingle politics and pleasure at Chicago
A large delegation of businessmen, mostly Democrats from Br. Louis, plans to travel to Chicago for the Democratic National Convention. They aim to promote local commercial interests via personal access to western and southern leaders, with a special train and a Chicago headquarters. They may influence delegates, but no candidate is named as a target. Separately, John Brady sued Michael Dady in New York for 2000 over a promised payoff for steering a Brooklyn Navy Yard sewer contract, but the suit was dismissed as the contract deemed illegal.
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Whamtctox
Ker
Springer ‘committee
Colonel Bliss
asb Bliss
Bliss
Rer
McSweeny
Dorsey
McSweeney
ifere
senate
Brewster Cameron
department of justice
Cameron
rice
Vanalstyne
Blige
Elisa
William P. Kellogg
post office department
Kellogg
Price
Brady
Biss
Walsh
Milliken
Brisa
Minneapolis
Testes Monay
York
Albert Mayermoss
Astor house
New York
Courtland ‘street
West Shore
Kingston
Mayermosa
Syracuse
Wright
Byrnes
Mayermoss
Thia
Chisags
Br. Louis
Chicago
Missouri
Kansea
Arkansas
Dady
John Brady
Michael Dady
Brooklyn
Van Brunt
supreme court
Brooklyn navy yard
Cmicaco
republican’ party
United States
National Christian association
C. Pomeroy
Kansas
St. John
Rev. J. Blanchard
Thiinois
Pomeroy
J. A. Conant
Connecticut
Cork
Loxnox
Paris
Times
Jamés Stephens
fonian
hoa
brotherhood
John C. Mahoney
Stephens
England
McCafferty
Severs femiona
UX AMERICA
Lospex
Berlin
Morning Post
America
Washington
RUSSIA
Moscow
Germany
Dave
BELGAUM
VATICAN
Bovasnre
Belgium
M. Meessi
Rome
dip ‘ic
PROMEL MAHDI
Guino
EY Mahdi
Dongola
provitias
Edmuonils Bill Draws Mormon Protests In Laxe Crux
The Mormon press and leaders condemn the senate passed bill as harsh unjust tyrannical and revolutionary designed to destroy the Mormon religion They argue no such enactments are needed and blame a persistent circular false report for pressuring senators to vote as they did.
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senate
GARRISON'S FAILURE AND WEEK OF BUSINESS FALURES
Cornelius K. Garrison of New York assigns to John T. Perry with $631,000 in preferences amid a possible $5 million defect. Wall Street unsettled but no failures reported. Perry notes figures pending. The week sees 205 US and Canada failures per BR G Dun, with Pacific coast and south heavily affected and Millersburg Female College in Kentucky among new casualties.
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Ren Youx
Cornelius K.Garrison
New York
John T. Perry
J. T. Perry
Terry
B.D. Morgan & Co
eHecs
Wall street
Commodore Garrison
Broad _ street
Mellville C. Day
Garrison
yesterdale
hia
Ohio railroad
BR. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Pacific coast
south
wather
George T.Gould
Millersburg female college
Kentucky
Asveta
Mone Scale company
Rutland
Vermont
Edward 8
Reputlo
yeiver
Jattleton Greates A Scene At Democratic Convention
John J Littleton editor of the Chattanooga Democrat challenges the party line during the Tennessee Democratic convention debate on tariff, pledging to work to crush the democracy he believes wronged. He refuses to leave the party, aims to influence Chicago platform, and asserts fidelity to his views within the party.
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Afisnta
Tennessee
Nasaviter
Teon
crenes
John’ J.’ Littleton
Littleton
the
Democrat
Chattanooga
Colonyl
Marcellus E. Thornton
Atlanta Post-Appeal
J. M. Trout
Chester county
T. M. McConnell
Hamilton county
John
Hini
Chicago
democratic party
labor
gould
Purchase of Cuba Dominates Foreign News Circuits
Captain-General Castilla plans to send one of five commissioners to New York after Spain reacts to Blaine’s Cuba price claim. Dispatches from Madrid and New York ministers report US public favoring purchase or annexation, while awaiting neutral info and a Madrid report on a $506,000,000 deal. The mission aims to secure a clear stance on Cuba and influence future U.S. policy.
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Avaya
Castilla
Cubs
United States
America
Cuba
iitiator
Blaine
Madrid
BARL SPENCER
Denix
Earl Spencer
Orminton
Ireland
harul
Dubli
Losnos
stone
house of commons
Earl Grenville
Washington
Granville
France
Farry
Curtis Republicans Unite to Shape Future Actions
June 20 dispatches show Curtis-led Independent Republican Committee naming Curtis as chairman. They circulated a document urging protest against the Brain and Bogan evaluation and calling for a conference after the Democratic national convention to determine additional steps to back candidates aligned with honest politics. The report also notes regional meetings and other items of interest from New Year and Penn eee reworks scenes, plus various international and local political notes.
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New Yeak
independent republican organization committee
George W. Curtis
Curtis
Independent Republican Committee
Biain
Bogan
Pigeons' Flight From Capitol City Observed
A Savannah report details a sighting of homing pigeons released at dawn by signal sergeant Mr Beall from a customs house basket. The birds, headed north in a brisk breeze, flew as a coordinated flock toward the capital area, expected to return by tomorrow morning. Also included are notes on a government revenue decision regarding liquor sales and local incidents in Savannah and surrounding towns.
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New Fork
Béall
oie
Mr. Heal
safes
ines Ni Beall
Internal Revenue
ce a Saraswan
internal revenue commissioner
express
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secretary of the navy
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George $. Scott
George H. Baker
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J. C. Faboestock
Winslow, Lanier & Co
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East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad
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East Fennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad
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National cotton exchange of America
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Joseph Springer
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Oxford
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J. M. Smith
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