TURNING THEM OUT DEMOCRATS FACING VACANCIES IN CONGRESS
The News from the Capital reports turmoil as Democrats push to declare seats vacant amid contested elections. Republicans accuse fraud and delay, while cases in the fourth and other districts split party lines over seating Hooker, Phelan, and others. The Pan American trip planning is postponed to mid April. Gries named postmaster at Allapalia.
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Republicn Party
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Tian
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Warcels
Reoro
Catching
Phelan
Heanng
Congress
Gries
Allapalia
Bernen County
Windom River bill reported with amendments in House
The House committee on coinage, weights and measures voted seven to two to report the Windom River bill with amendments. Amendments include deposits of silver bullion, market price triggers, stamping foreign bars, and preserving legal tender status. A minority report will be submitted. Also noted: a Chicago futures note and a Hawkins County ambush murder near Dunehner run.
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House Committee On
Charrusan Conger
Windom River
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Iver
Sun
Cotton Review
Liverpool
New Orleans
Galveston
Steadi
Cuartapooca
Teun
Uus City
Thomas K Berry
United States
Dunehner
World’s Fate Bill Debated in House and Public Perk Vote
In Washington on March 24 the House debated a resolution to make the world’s fate a special order for tomorrow morning. Amendments to the urgent deficiency bill were discussed with total senate amendments costing about 9650000 dollars, and only 77000 dollars of amendments were concurred. The act’s total appropriation reached 24,790,000 dollars, including 21,373,000 for veterans. The House adjourned after committee work on a proposal to authorize a public park in the District of Columbia.
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Supreme Court
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Carpenters Strike Over Labor Rules at Boston Grounds
Boston march 24 carpenters at work on the Boston players grounds were ordered to quit this afternoon by the carpenters union. Seven of eighty workers refused leaving others to finish the job while union leaders warn contractors to hire under union conditions and standard work hours.
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Charluston
Boston
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Clnkard
Carpenters’ Union
Federation of Labor
Upton
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Body fished from Tennessee River near Binnewas
Telegrims report from Florence and Decatur Alabama announce a body found in the Tennessee River, believed to be B I Whilden the arsonist of the city. The body appeared swollen and had been in water, with an engraved gold ring described but not removed. Friends seek identification.
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Shepard
Vineburg
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Herman Vineberg
Marcus
Balfour’s Ireland Land Bill Outlines Purchase Scheme
In the House of Commons Bir Balfour introduced a broad land bill for Ireland. It proposes a land department to consolidate valuation and sale bodies, offers tenant purchase with security from a guarantee fund, and includes provisions for securing advances, local rates, and a special board for congested districts. The plan aims to increase occupying owners while balancing landlord interests and imperial finances.
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Rich Secures Jake Kilra Release via Check Forgery Claim
Dispatch from Richburg Mississippi reports Jake Kilra, an inmate serving two mas sentence for assault in Marion County, left for Columbus with Charla Wlich amid claims his release was paid for by a check presented to county commissioners. Rich, a wealthy figure, allegedly offered a large sum to obtain Jake’s freedom, prompting a two hour argument before officials who reportedly accepted the funds.
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Columba County
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Ten Dollars An Hour In New York Hearings On Sheriff Fees
In New York on March 23 a legislative committee questioned Sheriff Flack about fees paid during Grant's term. Auctioneers from Sherffa Grant and Flack earned about 410,000, with 13,000 remaining to be split under various deputies. Witnesses claimed payments to wardens and jail officials, including a suggested 10,000 dollars, with further allegations tied to Ludlow Street jail. A separate note on Colonel Judson serving papers to Flack and Governor Hill seeking removal followed, alongside railroad plans to extend to Atlanta via Gadsden and Talladega. A streetcar incident in St Louis led to an ex-driver confronting the conductor, and Major General George Crook's funeral was held in Maryland with Presbyterian services.
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Flood Threats Rise as Kanawha River Recedes at Covington
March 34 Covington reports high water along the Kanawha threatens rambling floods. Rivers drop slowly while the Ohio valley shows mixed signals. Rail lines partially submerged. ferries halted. several towns evacuate as mainer floods deepen. Jewel theft probe advances with new recoveries and suspect ties.
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