Mississippi Plan Angers Reporters Over Secret Sessions
In March reports from Washington describe debate in the Mississippi delegation over a proposed constitutional convention. Senators and representatives clash on press access to executive sessions and the scope of secrecy, with mentions of Justice Lamar and Senator Walthall, and concerns about voter rights and electoral changes.
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Pepublican
Terty Anarshal
Ste Louis
William McUiclan
The Day in Congress March 4 Contested Alaska Seat Fight
Senate moved through far sea dispute in Alaska with Voorhees resolution tabled by finance committee chair Mornit and postponed. House proceedings featured Featherstone contest hearings and a lengthy exchange over testimony and evidence in a heated, partisan debate.
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Ewuute Robsom
Invitation to delegates for International Armenian conference visit
Secretary of State Blaine informs Southern delegates to the International Armenian Conference to visit Washington before returning home. Executing officer looks to arrange with the Navy Yard, requesting early acceptance for a three week stay during October and November. Other items report firmer futures, market moves, and political notices in New York and Jackson.
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Bank Teller Pope Vanishes With Large Cash Theft
Lomaviciz Kentucky March 4 William Pope a trusted teller at the Lomeville City National Bank disappeared after a vault cash shortage of about 40 000 to 60 000 was discovered. Officials traced him to Chicago then Detroit Windsor and possibly Canada where he is believed to have fled. Investigators note Pope had been under financial strain and had previously discussed schemes with Fidelity and Casualty Company of Lew Lok Michigan. Governor Francis suspended State Treasurer Nolan amid ongoing inquiries into public funds and poker play, as officials seek to recover the missing money and account for shortages.
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Vir Nolan
Kansas City
New Lok
Coneman
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Melatoon County
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Darien
Blount
Treasury investigation stirs Jackson news and bank closure
In Jackson Mississippi on March 4 a legislative committee probes the state treasurer as officials and investors fear fallout from a bank collapse. The C L Lewis Co bank in Winchester shuts doors. Governor Stone and Attorney General Silerte head to Columbia for a trustees meeting to probe President Coke.
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Debate on Parliament Adoption of Parnell Commission Report
Parliaments debate centers on whether to adopt the Parnell Commission report findings. Lords, including Salibur y, discuss action and potential publication obstacles while Gladstone’s amendment is examined amid government remarks on record implications. Railway accident in England reports a crash at Carligle with fatalities as two engines collide and carriages derail. Result in Danvers North shows Bolton Gladstomian capturing seat from Graham. Quetta survivors recount crew seizing best boat and rescue by Alba. Falmburg’s bridge opened by the Prince of Wales. Lincoln's condition declines. Ohto River floods reach fifty miles wide at Cairo area, with heavy drift and widespread inundation affecting multiple states and ferries.
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DRL GOODS BURNED In Broadway Fire
A large fire struck the dry goods district on Broadway New York last night destroying store No 2 Broadway and causing an estimated 300000 in losses to Mayer Beacon Eaton Brown Cowb Harvey and others. Ten firefighters were injured as walls and floor remnants remained after the blaze was brought under control. Damages detailed include Mayer 500000 Beacon Eaton 100000 Brown Cowb 25000 and Harvey 5000. The fire event and casualty figures dominate this theater of loss.
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North Carolina heroine fends off burglar with revolver
In Sampson County Miss Alice Kinney a nineteen year old farmer’s daughter awoke to a burglary at about 3 am. She hid under the bed and shot the intruder twice as he approached her. he died at the door. Neighbors hail her as a heroine and the killer is named Sam Kerns.
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National League of Republican clubs convenes in Nashville
The National League of Republican clubs opened its annual convention in Nashville Tennessee with about a hundred delegates present and many more expected. Delegations from Missouri Kansas Nebraska New York Massachusetts Ohio and other states arrived despite travel delays as the gathering planned committee work and speeches by leaders including Watson Tillman and Thurston. The event promises political maneuvering for new officers and candidates as the convention progresses.
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Slapping a Preacher Leads to Fine and Costs
This Taylor County court note reports a man pleadi ng guilty to assault and battery for slapping a preacher and being fined to cover costs. It also mentions multiple cases disposed, including indictments for hazy charges and fines, plus divorce proceedings involving Benjam in Oliver and related family distress scenes.
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