Will Fight It Out Through Summer at Capitol Conventions
The piece reports that tariff legislation is unlikely to be taken up before the St Louis convention as Republicans resist McMills's test vote. Democrats remain opposed, delaying adjournment and extending the session into late summer or September. Senate actions include finance committee reports on fractional currency and a resignation of officials. discussion on creating a Department of Labor and other bills proceed amid Cabinet and conference committee activity.
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Savannah
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Bill to restrict convict labor sales in prisons debated
In Wasmarox May 22 the House debated a bill to confine sale of convict labor products to producing states. The conference report on river improvements was discussed, with critics arguing the measure oversteps constitutional powers. Amendments aimed at broader import bans were proposed and the session adjourned after a long debate.
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Science or the Bible in Presbyterian Assembly debate
The Georgia presbytery hearings on Dr Woodrow's views on evolution continued with strong defenses of Scripture, arguments about Adam’s body and the theory of evolution, and calls for careful, cautious examination by the general assembly while weighing science and faith. The session adjourned until tomorrow with further votes expected on Woodrow’s case.
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The Ho ys at Nashville and Fing Maneuvers
Strange spelling aside, the piece covers the interstate military encampment with the Louisville Legion leading infantry and artillery units through crowded streets. Ten thousand spectators cheered as electric decorations festooned the march, followed by a simulated battle and well-executed maneuvers.
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Political conventions report across states yesterday
North Carolina held fourth district and fifth district republican meetings with delegates chosen for Chicago and Blaine favored by some. Texas, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania conventions discussed Cleveland, prohibition, and party lines as delegates assembled, with room for further platform debate and electors chosen.
Balloting for bishops at General Methodist Conference
A large New York crowd fills the Metropolitan Opera House as the General Methodist Conference opens. Bishop Mathssen presides and bishops are elected amid debate over ballot validity. Early results show several ballots counted for multiple candidates with initial tallies reported as factions vie for spots.
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Telegraph Briefities From The Mogsissipp
Immigrat ion convocation meets at Soukaon. Thirteenth Illinois district yesterday nominated William Epringer by acclamation. Exhibition at Albany noted. Delegates from state and local associations gather in Washington for farming and nations linkage. Missisippi spring vegetable and tea crop show good. Cork fairs and fortunes mentioned. Bradley, bank official, disappeared, feared fraud. Committee from Jackson to escort Dertue to Confederate monument event. Senate proposes pensions and military terms. Philadelphia totals shown for con art. Saloon counts noted. National Bank at Sumter and bond market updates. Charleston gossip, ongoing revival and weather.
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