Reid in Danger of Senate Rejection Over France Post
Washington March 20 Special The Senate spent nearly two hours on White Law Reed’s nomination as minister to France amid a sharp crossfire. Democrats led by Senator Vest denounced Reed for maligning them and their constituents in the Tribune while Republicans offered tepid defense. Observers expect Reed may withdraw or be defeated as several Democratic and some Republican senators oppose confirmation.
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Cleveland in Florida Seeks Tarpon Fishing Enjoyment
President Cleveland and party arrived in Florida at Jackson ville crossing to St. Augustine. They toured the city, met local officials, and planned to fish tarpon at Charlotte Harbor while continuing to Cuba, with a Jacksonville visit likely on their return.
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Milwaukee Justice Splices Chief Justice Daughter
Miss Pauline Fuller, daughter of Chief Justice Fuller, married J Matt Aubery Jr in Milwaukee after an elopement from Chicago. The ceremony at the Kirby home involved Justice Gregory as officiant, with witnesses signed hastily from the billiard room. Aubery Sr is a Chicago business figure and Thane Van Shaick a noted friend.
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West Virginia lawmakers refuse Governor Wilson call
Republican members of the West Virginia legislature vow to ignore Governor Wilson's extra session call claiming he lacks authority. Democrats anticipate confrontation. possible arrest of recalcitrant lawmakers could follow as tension rises in Charleston. The report also notes unrelated items on trade, a Carnegie letter, and local incidents in Alabama and Tennessee.
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Stoning of Hungarian Premier At Diet In March Turmoil
Von Tisza faced jeers and stones as he arrived at the Hungarian diet amid a clash between Polonyi and Kroitsik. A secret sitting was held, dueling rumors arose, and police and military were deployed as mobs clashed outside the chamber. Copies of Nemzeti were burned by students amid multiple arrests.
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Copper stock rumors swirl around French finance firm
A group of Societe Des Metaux shareholders seeks dissolution to avert bankruptcy as a judicial liquidator is expected. Comptoir National d Escompte cap set at 40 million francs, possibly doubling. Paris interpellation concerns government aid to the bank and the firm. Rio Tinto and Comptoir D Escompte listed at specific francs, London markets quiet as copper rumors spread, creditor settlements reported.
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World News Roundup of March 20 Dispatches
Chamberlain seeks substitute for Gladstone bill to ease Irish governance and land purchase plan. Reports cover Samoan affairs, Antoine welcomed in Paris, Cuba selling rumors denied, Welsh police clash, marriage annulment bid for Battenberg, and famine aid appeal from Shanghai amid chronic drought and the Yellow River region distress.
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Postoffice Irregularities and Local Suspects Reported
Postoffice inspector Pulaifer arrived in Tarsias North Carolina to investigate mail irregularities. A Shaw University student mail carrier named Goodwin was arrested on charges of stealing letters containing money. Other arrests included a man named Morris for stealing stamps in Oxford and a clerk Furman in Franklinton for tampering with money inclosures. Austrian capitalists from Vienna slated to visit and assess investments in the South, tied to the Queen and Crescent railroad. A divorce suit was filed in Biemrmanam over desertion, and a 20 percent wage agreement proposal was presented amid a weaving industry strike negotiations in Watcott and Daniel.
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