Infamy of Bucks Party Friends Sparks Move to Unseat General Catchings
Overflowing factional fight in the House over two contested seats includes General Catchings and Kernaghan, with the committee leaning toward the contestees. The vote tally shows near 4,000 to 10,000 ballots, while Quay’s actions and a separate bribery case involve Sorsby and Lavte. A district day in Rock Creek Park highlights political tension as the House debates naval spending and state budgets.
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Kernaghan
Howe
Houser
Gonert
Vm of the Republic
Pha
Justin
Rock Creek Park
Orhar
Elerderly
Meanie
Burrows
Michigan
Gino
Dasidson
Pienda
Ficksonstle
Senate
Johm
Ston
Georga
Mrn Browns
Joe
Navy Finance Committee Deliberations on Tariff and Tax Proposals
The Senate Finance Committee and allied senators debated a tariff bill and related duties. Sherman and King discussed amendment viability, while Plumb and Allison proposed text adjustments. The session also touched on taxation of national bank notes and a substitute package on liquor regulation and interstate commerce. The Navy appropriations discussion resumed as the Senate considered the appropriation bill.
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Senate Committee On Finance
Navy
Pinnh
Hodd
Nickminb
Mir
Vormil
Reagan
Firuice
Alison
Peapans
Allison
Hawley
Ali George
Judiciary Committee
Vnl
R Wilson
Iowa
Senate
Cail
Melane
Coderheya
Fla
Sworn In Senate Carlisle Takes Oath and Seats
Nay lines describe Hon John G Carlisle taking the oath and seating in the Kentucky Senate after an official reading and ceremony. The event drew democratic leaders and spectators, with remarks on committee assignments and future governance, including talks of upcoming revisions and confirmations.
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John G
Carlisle
Carliste
Kentucky
House of Prowntanes
Tackbaen Awinady
Mmiten
Carlle
Senate
Dole
House
Denster Carlisle
Turpie
Reagan
Peck
G Cary
Democratic Caucus Committee
Carlisle To Is
Ibis
Thas
Sven
Becks
Cour
Justree
Huazee
Lich
Nomination of Matt Davis for postmaster faces firm confirmation
The nomination of Matt Davis for postmaster at Athens is reported favorably by the House committee and likely to be confirmed tomorrow. Samuel BL TRS of Atlanta is named to represent the Southeast on the commission, with a balanced slate of four Democrats and four Republicans.
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Senate
Nates
Eungres
Allison
Aldmeh
Thiscors
Phesuy
Weun
Matt Davis
Dudley Tiny Wave
toGe
Washinat
Samuel BL Trsman
Atlanta
Chicago
Inman
Southeast
Stee Ad Elkins
Henry G Davis
Ao Southeast
Eng
WC Cale Ras
van Renceville
Gwainett County
Worly's AFR Commissioners and Nashville Race Tensions
The article lists a long roster of world’s fair commissioners at large from multiple states and territories, with alternates named, alongside updates on the customs administration bill. It then reports Nashville race-related unrest after the murder of Joseph Wing and a stolen body incident, including coroner actions, a graveyard scene, and searches at medical colleges.
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Asesiter
Nashville
Yester Lay
Joseph
Wing Yester
Combs
Potters Field
SUMMARY OF YESTERDAY BASEBALL AND RACING RESULTS
Yesterday's baseball slate featured continued league play with matches in Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago Cleveland and Brooklyn detailing base hits errors and batteries. Separate notes cover Brooklyn races at Gravesend including half mile and mile events with horses Service Geraldine Wattred Retribution and others, plus track conditions at Luton noting slow track ahead of races.
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Wasarseros
Tncnester
Toledo
Rochester
Syracuse
Syle
Philadelphia St . Lowa Athletic
Philadelphia Pattsburg
Philadelpha
Phildelphia
Brotherband
van Tinindelphigo
Jalyo Taac
Heefe
Marl
Losten
Jeagne
Giirhinad
Cotten
New York
Beagues
Chicago
Ruste and Soulmers
Hazeluson Ani Agle
Brotherhood
Cleveland
I Ewing
Swing
Burkley
Satelite
Brooklyn
Columbus
Mat Hmore
Bowes Gastright
O Connor
Brooklyn—'Brotherhood
Murphy
Ainslow Slavin
Quinn and Carroll
Longui
Gravesend
Brooklys
May
Ny Service
Geraldine
Cava Service
Witred
Tine
Oro
Reswoud Ngsbridce
Cyclone Coll Padishah
Sammento Lisimony
Tings
Centura
Feld
Thutingtop
Jengelis
Torso Seroma
Icenwood
Tye
Retribution
Serviter
Pestilence
Unveiling of a Lee Monument Draws Veteran Pageantry
A lengthy program outlines the equestrian statue unveiling of General Robert E Lee. Delegations from the Army of Northern Virginia gather in Richmond as ceremonies include an oration by Colonel Amber Anderson and a speech by General Joseph Jakaston, with artillery salutes and a detailed parade route through Broad Street to the monument.
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Grenyre
Robert E Lee
Tuchannes
720 Monn Rent Association
Beater Sy Tes
Charles Minnegerode
Kyiseapachurch
General Barly
Amber Anderson
Joseph & Jakaston
Broad Street
Adams Street
Puleve
Bronewall
Marshal Aad
Aassetant
AW Garber
Vourrun
Wade Bampton
Tom Masitdieg
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Adams Stent
Anderson
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Fight Street
Willorm
Henry Hen
Rowin County
Person County
Lachington
Durer
Honet
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Navy
Maryland
Jolingon
Frederick County
Randolph Page
Istert
Columbia
Scot
Associaton
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Peatross
Wise Brgade
Louisa County
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Virginis
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Thirteenth
Straet Artillery
HP Jones
Howitsie and
Washington Artillery
Mit
Otey
Hurtwarts
Dattery
Wbattery
Thirtenth
Atraets Richmond Light Infantry
Sol Cutching
Virginia
EM Henry
Main Street
Iacide
Rieht Resto
Minetecotl Street
Kinth Street
Merit
Farmers Aliance
Tenth Street
Maly Farmers Alliance
Wailamanit
Mary Colle
E State3
Clevsuth Street
Waln
Wallam Ree Megarine Aterata
Washington
Tee
Thrwenth
Maro Strerk
Ghuiston
University
Wastanetne
Wiliam We Mary College Treaty
Alliance
Catholic Limo Rsociety Bremen
Hewberne
North Carolina
Cty Firs
Anert
Colin
Aumins Street
Broad
Frankhamnt
InGarey
Wain Street
Gill
Ander Cour Aand
Heth
Cottum
Shaters Steet
Franbitt
Warners Aliance Willoraim
Nfauregard
Beauregard
Lee Monument
aImegs
Lee
Lea Monument
Northern
Virginan
Wilbur Preston
Johnston
Belford
Les
Albert Sidney Johnston
Second Cavalry
Pierce
Jefferson Davis
Crach
Skall
Davis
Len
Fam Oaks
J E Johnston
Northern Virgin
Agereswon
Hooker
Chancellorsvilla
Eichlund
Jum
Leon
absHbe
Sur
Therois
Dighion
Jackson
Poe
Lee the Confederate General a model of calm leadership
The recollection recalls General Robert E Lee as composed and courteous in all meetings and battles. His lack of self consciousness and steady demeanor impressed colleagues. he met great and small issues with careful effort, avoiding spectacle and maintaining decorum.
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Leo
Lee
Thoras
Cold Harbor
Richmond
Ma Davis Lee
Ing
Grant
Washington
Iscon
South Carolina
Henry Lee
von Aldiphe
Wereinidi Ag
Wim
Cvsar Aleaanier
Weilington
Abiraci Ag
Mmaceh
Ani
Herapsi
Treally
Homf
Custis
Lea
Lou See
Grace Church
Four Bodies Found In Brook After Murder and Lynching Fear
In Selma Johnstown County last September, Mrs Brown aged 60 and her grandson Charles Batten aged 8 were found dead near a brook. Suspect John Es Sterling, Brown’s son, faced lynch pressure, was tried, and acquitted due to lacking key testimony. A reforming arrest followed with conflicting witness reports and a later mob action.
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Rangien
Spemal
Selma Johnstam
Mra
Conta Brown
Charles Batten
Brown
Cinla
John Es Sterling
Wade Up
Starling
Stamling
Sturbaz
Suburban Press Brevities and Global Notes Quick Review
A garbled Tremain of items notes the Suburban Press association of Massachusetts meeting, a New York piano factory loss of 125000 with insurance, a reunion promise for the Line and the Gray at Vicks, and a Gibraltar to Tangier voyage by a U. S. squadron. Samoa reports three consuls forming a new government and a customs route. Court dismisses the Home Savings bank case on a technicality. Two Virginians drown near Providence Forge. A Richmond catcher weighs in after a bad throw. London notes American wheat declines while Russia shipments rise. British and American political chatter fills the rest with vague references to governors, candidates, and international posts.
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Massachusetts
Bayveterday
Weber Piano Factory
New York
Vicks Fire
United States
Evolution
Gibraltar
Tangier
Rio de Janeiro
Samoa
Theodore Hallam
Carbele
Lew
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Banatooy
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William IL
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Hastings
Riddle
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Wilke
Learher
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Ahnos Fioris
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Leiter
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Thomas W. Palmer
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