Political Turmoil and Election Plans Dominate Capitol News
The report details factional battles within the party as leaders face protests against Clarkson and Dul Thobava, with implications for the upcoming campaign. It notes Senator George of Massachusetts pushing a sub treasury plan and reports on appointments, reappointments, and the struggle over federal election law and party power. Candidates for leadership in the House are discussed, along with the chance of shifts in committee control and potential impacts on the national slate.
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Insane Asylum Fire Kills Fifteen at Preston Poorhouse
A Preston poorhouse and insane asylum near Levee, six miles west, burned overnight. Eleven patients died in the flames and five others are missing or believed cremated. Keepers and neighbors rescued the rest. origin tied to a smoking woman in the department. Fire destroyed a two story wooden complex valued around 27000 dollars with 400 dollars in insurance discussed.
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Colored clergy in South Carolina Episcopal convention debate
The South Carolina Episcopal diocese at Charleston debated an amendment to the constitution to seat a colored clergyman in the diocesan convention. Bishop Howe opposed the move but acknowledged a color blind ideal, while supporters argued the church should allow a colored clergyman to sit as a member, amid a lengthy debate and compromise. The convention ultimately carried a white amendment amid divided delegates.
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They Must Not Dance Two Animated Discussions In The Southern Methodist Conference
In the Southern Methodist conference today two major topics drew intense debate. A resolution condemning worldly amusements and theatre attendance was adopted narrowly after strong speeches by Rev Duncan and Dr Edwards, while controversy arose over whether lay members should sit on committees that hear ministerial questions, with arguments about ecclesiastical discipline and peer oversight.
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Telling Them Truth A Wabi Discussion In The House Of Representatives
The House debated tax policy and economy with remarks from Mr Dockery of Missouri and Mr Burrows among others. Speakers argued over surplus funds, protectionism, and effects on farmers, labor, and prices, interspersed with political jibes and references to past campaigns.
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The Letters Forged and Leaphart Case Turmoil in Lexington
Lexington erupts as forged affidavits and letters to the governor topple the Leaphart murder case. Deputy Miller declares danger while authorities arrest forgers and seek legal action against Caughman Graham and other lynchers. A second night of violence records a street stabbing as new tensions rise.
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Telegraph Briefities Report Strikers Return to Work
Twenty thousand laborers in Roubaix France have resumed work. Fragmentary notes reference authority figures and monetary figures, with unclear details about payments or agencies.
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