Tariff Fight Dominates Republican Caucus Plans
The Republican caucus discussed campaign strategy to block or shape tariff legislation. Leaders signaled delays to the tariff bill, with attention to pension and education measures and potential amendments by Mr Candler. Nelson’s return to the fold boosted GOP morale as debate over tariff reform intensified and preparations for the St Louis convention pressed on.
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Senate Advances Indian and River and Harbor Measures in Week Ahead
Washington May 27 bills for Indian appropriation and river and harbor funding headline the coming week's calendar as the Senate weighs open votes on the treaty and faces likely delays by Democratic opposition. Analysts expect executive and judicial appropriations to dominate, with tariff debate to follow and final disposition unlikely before week’s end.
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Weather notes and events across regions and meetings
The weather bulletin reports a generally favorable week for crops with rain dampening Arkansas and Louisiana, delaying cotton replant in places, and improved conditions in wheat rye oats and other grains in northern areas. Budding political activity includes Knights of Labor talks led by Powderly, with plans for a separate session. a Lookout Mountain passenger train issue is noted as the line nears opening, and railroad assessments are released showing varied per-mile values. Local rail and labor items round out the week with tributes and notices from Milwaukee, Bancock, and Normetown services.
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General Sheridan Nearing End Amid Grim Bulletin
A late May bulletin from Washington reports General Philip Sheridan’s condition deteriorating as night falls. Doctors say heart trouble recurs, breathing weakens, and strength fades. despite care, officials warn death could come at any time. President Lincoln and other dignitaries express concern as the ailing commander remains bed-bound and heavily attended.
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General Sheridan Near Death in Hospital Report
An 11 C inquiry reveals General Sheridan hovering between life and death with no immediate change in his condition. Doctors say sleep and rest prevail in his room. Mrs. Sheridan and a nurse remain beside him as other physicians rest.
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New Mexico Mine Tales and Peon Labor Recalled
An elderly interviewer cites Mr O T Case of Atlanta describing old peon labor camps in New Mexico. The piece recounts mine construction with ladders carved from trees, roughoards, and rawhide lashings, and details ore extraction methods, vein types, and the social control by bosses. It notes famous mines in Socorro and the Great Horn claim, plus legends of silver boulders and the mindset of early miners.
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The Soldiers Return From Duty At Atlanta
The Avants Cumpsntes Bow the Boys Exe doyed Their Trays. Members of the Atlanta Rifles and the Atlanta Artillery, who have been in the past week of attendance upon the prize, returned home yesterday. They were greeted by a delegation and escorted to a theater party, receiving warm praise for their service. Despite not winning first prize, they expressed pride in their achievement and were honored by friends and sponsors.
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