Quay Leads Filibuster as Tariff Bill Stall Tactics Rise
Washington May 1 A heated Senate session centers on Mr Quay leading a potential filibuster to force a sweeping tariff bill reading. Democratic resistance and Republican plans clash over control of debate as Douglas county politics and federal spending loom large.
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CUMMINGS AND REED Spar Over Naval Appropriation Bill
Washington May 11 The House debated the naval appropriation bill after Mr Cummings chairman of the naval committee assailed Republican navy yard practices including Portsmouth and ex Speaker Reed. Multiple members spoke on private bills tariffs and wealth hoarding as the session filled with politics and debate.
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Democratic Nomination Close as Oates Johnston Brace
Montgomery Ala May 11 The Democratic gubernatorial nomination race closes with Colonel William C Oates the administration candidate and Captain Joseph Johnston disputing the lead. Both held final canvasses and plan primaries May 22 with delegates chosen to the state convention.
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National President elected at Hibernians convention
J P O'Connor of Georgia was elected national president on the first ballot receiving 135 votes while Willhere of Philadelphia held 108. John C. Weadock chosen vice president. Officials urged nearby headquarters and Hibernian labor bureaus in cities. Bishop Scann and Rev Dr Shahn joined the order. A second officer ballot followed as of May 11 in Omaha Nebraska.
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TALMAGES JUBILEE BRINGS SOUTHERN GREETINGS TO BROOKLYN
Brooklyn tabernacle hosts Rev DeWitt Talmage silver jubilee 25 years of pastorate with national figures including Senator Walsh of Georgia and ex senator Evarts among speakers. Messages arrive from Britain Canada and various U S leaders celebrating his peace and liberty gospel and long civic service. He is praised as a unifier and humanitarian while the southern delegation offers heartfelt congratulations and wishes for continued influence.
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Americana
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Convicted of Kukluxing prompts 21 year sentence in Tennessee
William Sylvester Harris, arraigned on five kukluxing counts, receives a concurrent twenty one year sentence. Murder of merchant W W Ingersoll in December 1893 cited but unproven. Tennessee statute defines kukluxing as assault in disguise with deadly weapon. Harris known as leader of a past season of highway violence, death penalty noted, appeal to supreme court mentioned.
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William Sylvester Harris
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Supreme Court
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Armies Out of Work Amid Coal Strikes and Trade Famine
Large scale unemployment hits coal region and industries as strikes and fuel shortages spread. Don & Co notes clashes of freight confiscations, idle workers, and weak demand across Philadelphia Baltimore and southern cities. Falls in iron and textile output accompany cautious buying and tariff uncertainty.
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