The Day in Congress and Utah Bill Debates in Senate
In Washington on May 26 the Senate discussed the New Jersey revenue bill, an education measure, and a proposed constitutional amendment regarding presidential terms. Debate touched pension policy for Mexican veterans, court extensions in Alabama, and a Utah divorce amendment expanding jurisdiction over divorce by separation.
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Senate
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McKinley
House
Wasiixotox
Mi oll
New Jersey
Dluit
general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church
Philadelphia
congress
Hodessteil
COURT OF ALABAMA
CLATMA
Logan seportie
judiciary committee
Alabama court of chums
MWale
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Haar
siriks
andy pensings
Mr. Mitchell
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Bair
paupe
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Lega
Williams
BUtHIU
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Mr. Ingalls
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Jugnus
Logan aook
Maxey
Logan
toamen
Internal Revenue Burdens and Tariff Reform Debate
May 26 report from Wasnisetos on Congress debate over internal revenue taxes and tariff reform. Democrats split, with few supporting immediate tax reductions. Green’s bill repealing fruit distillation tax discussed, but routed through committees. prospects for relief seen as poor amid opposition from Ways and Means and southern blocs.
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Heiler
Wasnisetos
congress
emens
democrata
Morrison
Cartish
Green
North Carolina
committee on agriculture
house
Clownt
Blunt
Margison
Phi Dumapeon
Cabell
Virginia
Wallace McKinley Case debated in Congress amid amendments
In May 26 proceedings, Congress debated Wallace vs McKinley with a majority seating McKinley and Wallace claimed the seat. Speeches by Turney and Adams supported contestants, while Hepburn Robertson and Payton defended the sitting member. Debate paused after consideration of further election issues and a bill to fund veterans facilities was introduced.
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house
Lonham
senate
Lexus
horace
tor
Robinson
York
congress
howe
Wewitt
New York
teDer
copartner- abip association
vna
Turner
Georgia
Ohio
Wallace
McKinley
Messrs
Turney
Adams
tina McKinley
Haltred
Colorado
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Legislative Forecast And Thirteen Annual Appropriations
The article outlines heavy House activity on river and harbor, legislative, executive and judicial appropriations, with a delay due to unresolved amendments. It notes conference committees on Indian, naval, and post office bills and expected long debates, plus Utah and other bills under Senate review. Texas Democrats show strong support for Tilden and Hendricks, with conventions electing delegates to Chicago.
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Willis
Randall
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loase
senate
ign
house
conference — committees
District of Columbia
military academy
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appropriations committee
Star tonight
Representave Turd
Ohio
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coat
Folger
Wewitt
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TEXAS
TILDEN
Grant and Ward scandal letters prompt Grant to publish
A New York correspondent reports that letters between James D Fish and General Grant reveal pressure from Fish to publish materials. Clarence Seward, Grant’s counsel, asserts both Grant and Fish were general partners in Grant & Ward, with further letters and bank transactions explored amid investigations into misappropriations linked to the Marine National Bank and Grant & Ward contracts.
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New York
Clarence Seward
General Grant
James D. Fish
Fish
Grant & Ward
Lingoba bank
James
Seward
Narionas B
house of Messia, Grant & Ward
L. danes
James D, Fish
Hye
Sir
Grant & Wark
Janes AD
Grant
Ibex
Provident Tames
Lincoln
fim
Jann3
York City
thi sheming
yenter
Phen f
Lincoln national fank
Dean L
Wari
U.S. Grant
Youk
James D. Pirh
Marine National bank
United States
Shields
Mystic flats
Bronsway anl Thirtyninth street
National Bank Examainer
Seriba
marshal’s office
United States commissioner’s office
Root
Lawrences
Jaz. D. Fish
tim
Grant & Wed
MaduTtlog
Atul
D. Fish
naitional barkta association
Grank & Want
Wimmaell
wid Lina Ward
sain finn
drotts
James Db
dan
asertheuion
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the
Marine bank
feveral ant
Genta Grant
Jas. D. Fisk
Childs
o'ebele Chis aly terhaim
Jan. E. Ward
Ward & Co
Hayate steaship company
Francia
Reed
David Hirsch
tohacdonist
Gould Grant
Grunt
Lear
Unfaithful Officer Ties Bank Collapse Rumors Nosed
Erie savings bank scandal report claims President Bra bender and cashier Pettit lost 100000 in oil speculation. He admits misusing bank funds, exonerates Pettit, and is jailed. Bank stockholders face heavy losses as creditors loom. Other items note Norwalk bank joke panic and Penn bank suspension with manager Rid dle ill, plus a Milwaukee Green Bay bank closure.
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Erie Savings Dunk
Hix
Adam Brabender
Erie County savings Tank
haa
Erie
Pettit
Brabender
bante
brak
re P BANK
Piersacne
Penn bank
Ridille
anl
board of direct
clearing house
banke
ersone
Iddle
Unicorn street
Riddie
DuQuesne club
WISCONSIN
Cnicdao
Milwaukee
Wis
Greenbay
Iberian War Crisis at New Iberia Courthouse Standoff
Reports from New Iberia detail a looming crisis as Fortelens adherents and Gates supporters mass near the courthouse. Armed groups, crowds, and threats of force escalate tensions ahead of a potential sheriff election and state intervention.
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New Thevin
Fortellien
Judge
Gates
beat
Pontel~len
Fontelen
tualny
Perry
TROOKA
Putt
Veasey
ekerle ug
New Catholic Church Cornerstone Laid in Baltimore
May 26 at the corner of Baler and Gilmore streets the cornerstone of a new Rowan Catholic chapel, St. Charles Barromen, was laid in a large gathering. Bishop densa of Savanneh preached. Rev. Corrigan assisted with visiting clergy from the Jesuit college.
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Baltimore
Barrixonk
St. Charles Barromen
Baler and
Gilmore streets
densa
Savanneh
Father Corrigan
Vierr
McGalgan
John Poley
Bartlett
Jesuit college
SDE
SEUTHERN PRESBYTERIANS
New Guczays
general synod
Sanatona
N. Ye
Presbyterian general assembly
Bartisene
Waynuia
BR. I. Onix Tike
Win. T. Dickerson
J. Is Campbell
dolar W. Brown
M. Turper
J. A. Shorter
Dek. Payne
Q. M.D. Ward
A. W. Waysanta
Work of the Flames at Vesey Street Factory
Fire at 1 Vesey Street building No 3 occupied by E Greenfield & Sun confectioners caused by a dust explosion. Flames spread to two adjoining buildings, three hours to control, total loss likely over 360000. Earlier blaze at 30 and 54 Vesey Street damaged inventories and stock. firms reported losses with insured amounts. Mayall rubber factory burned. storm at Kings Point noted in special dispatch.
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New York
Vesey Street
E. Greenfield
Sun
Barclay street
hous’ ie
firam Sibley & Co
Q. FP. Gibbs & Son
Sigt . _ Bravrse
Mars
Care
Gossip of the Capital Three Disbarred Tennessee Officials
Three Tennessee officials, Robert J. Dyer Troy W. Williams and another Troy Williams, were disbarred from practice before the interior department. Representative Maney denies reports he declined renomination to organize a California newspaper venture. A test case against the United States in Charleston concerns erroneous taxes and refunds under direct tax laws. The Chinese exhibit question at New Orleans expo leads to tentative admission of operators with limits. Warrants issued for ex-bank presidents in New York after currency investigations.
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Tennessee
Cane
Waantserox
Robert J. Dyer
Shady Oi
Troy W. Willims
Shaly Hill
Decatursville
Tunnesse
Maney
Mississippi
congress
California
goard
Missi
J. H. Siminone Agntist
United States
court of claims
Charleston
8. C
treasury
department of state
treasury department
Folger
secretary of state
John (. Eno
Second National bank
New York
James D. Fish
Marine National bank
Rout
Cannan
Accident and disaster in multiple incidents across towns
A chaotic late May dispatch reports Westshore rail accident with four killed and seven wounded, a boiler explosion at Moore’s factory, a found body near Brown’s Gap with suspected suicide, Yellow Fever claims in Havana and mass unrest notes, plus political telegrams and scattered crime mentions.
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Westshore
whiely
New Yoas
anen
Tow
NS. Yi
Wilson
Moore’& uterford
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