Sugar trust bribe claims loom in senatorial inquiry
Washington march 21 the senatorial bribery committee opened the sugar trust segment of its probe. E J Edwards known as Holland testified about a alleged deal between sugar interests and democratic senators while refusing to name informants. John Schriver and Harry Walker followed with dispatches linking sugar trust influence to Democratic campaign funds and Cabinet discussions with President Cleveland involved, as the panel adjourned to hear more witnesses and press for sources.
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Washington
E. J. Edwards
Holland
Newark
Philadel- Hott Press
Wa Edwards
Waleh
Livyards
Carlisle
Campaian Fund
Edwards
Senator Allen
Judge Dittenhoefer
New York
Dittendorfer
Johnny
John Schriver
New York Mail and Express
Wastinston
Senate Finance Committee
Nul
Senators
Sugar Trust
Toy Courve
Jtinzidt
Wilson
Bali Seehriver
Sehriver
Cleveland
Harry Walker
Daly Amerian
Daily Amerian
Lourde Cochran
Ways and Means Woramittes
Susar Trust
BUI
Susar
Walker
Ways and Means
Cochran
Mid
Walser
Democratic Party
Walliker
Cockran
Otter
Carisle
Amo Ican
New York State
Schriver
Mail
Hapress
Irust
Arling
Aau
Striver
Dittenhoefer
Amendments Defeated as House Clears Bills in Session
The House defeated an amendment to delete the civil service commission from the interior department budget by a wide margin and passed the revenue and treasury reorganization bill with amendments. Several party tickets and resolutions surfaced in California Indiana and Louisiana, while Governor Flower vetoed a foreign flag display bill and Chattanooga graduated its largest class to date of 38.
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Richardson
Tennessee
Civil Service Commission
Alderson
West Virginia
Lst
Interior Department
Treasury Department
Dr. Hayes
Iowa
Mr. Enloe
At & O
Banqgaet
Herbert
Tacoma
Wash
Secretary of the Navy
Commercial Club
Tacoma Dry Dock
Albany
Flower
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga High School
Ochs
Opera
Turner in the race for senate and house seats in Georgia
Washington May 24 Special Judge Henry G Turner announced his candidacy for the United States Senate while remaining a candidate for the House of Representatives. If elected to both, he would resign the House seat. Other Georgia figures named include Bacon du Bignon Garrard and Speaker Crisp with possible senate prospects as party dynamics unfold.
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Omaha
Neb
Free Silver Democrats of
Nebraska Democratic Free Coinage League
N. B. Falcony
Bland
Bryan
C J. Smith
Democratic Party
Washington
Henry G. Turner
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Turner
House
Georgia
Senate
Judge Turner
Fleming duRignon
Chan
Messrs Bacon
du Bignon
Garrard
Grlap
Northen
Rome
Crisp
Finance Committee
Atlanta
Livingston
Colonel Livingston
Congress
Carlisle
Treasury
Appropriations Committee
Chicago
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Howell
Spalding
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Walsh
Augusta
Staunton
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Miss Baldwin
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Commission
Cleveland
Hen Hill
Washington Post
Len Hill
Hill
Charles F Crisp
Marietta
E. J. O'Connor
Pers
Alabama
Kolb
Montgomery
Ala
Johnston
Henry
Oates
Spere
North Carolina
Food for the Abunory and Washington Aid
Citizens of Washington fed the starving Coxeylies at their Highlands camp after three days of bread and water. Volunteers distributed varied supplies, prompting cheers as funds and relief reached the marchers. Michael Fitzgerdin planned a Boston petition but pivoted to other means and a committee hearing.
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Highlands
Massillon
Michael Fitzgerdin
Boston
Miners Clash In Narrow Strike at Stickle Hollow
Five men die and several are wounded as 75 deputies clash with 1500 to 2000 strikers at Stickle Hollow mines of the Washington Coal and Coke Co between Fayette City and Layton Station. Deputies harry the mob, arrest many with guns, and the plant is heavily guarded as order is restored.
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Washington Coal and Coke Company
Fayette City
Layton Station
Monongahela
Youghioghney River
Sheriff Withhelm
John M. Richards
Stickie Hollow
Scottdale
Fourth Pool
Kyle
Burr
Planta
Jimtown
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Birmingham
Ala
Morrow
Duase
Jones
Junes
Woodward
East Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Coal Creek
Oliver’s
Ilinois
Centralla
Odin
la Salle
Dinner 10 The Tars Officers Entertained at St James Hall
London dispatch recounts a formal dinner for Rear Admiral Erben Captain Mahan and officers of the US cruiser Chicago at St James Hall with Lord Hamilton presiding Toasts to Queen Victoria and President Cleveland, mingled diplomatic honors and a guest list of 300 prominent figures. The event featured patriotic verses, flags, and a long parade of military and diplomatic attendees.
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Mahan
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Chicago
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Hornby
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Lord Northbrook
Lord Hamilton
President Cleveland
Atlantic
Cleveland
Miinister
England
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Brassey
Carlisle
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Earl of Minto
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Ludlow
Viele
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Merly
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George Baden Powell
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Rosebery
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Committee On State Board of Charities
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Mr. Gladstone
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