Day in Congress and Mexican pension debate dom in Senate
The article reports on Senate actions in Washington including debate over the Mexican pension bill and a pause on amendments. It details votes on the reintroduced pauper clause and the legislative appropriation bill, with discussion of various senators and the House proceedings on harbor and internal revenue reform.
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New York
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revere cossortion
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secretary of the treasury
west
Belford
Colorado
Dibreli
White
civil service committee
Contested Election Cases Reported by Committee
The Committee on Contested Election Cases voted to report in favor of Members in several cases including Chambers vs Manninggate in Mississippi and Campbell vs Morey in Ohio, with mixed votes and some Republicans refusing to rate. Internal revenue figures show increased collections for the period, and a letter from Willismeville, New York warns of potential distillation if permits are delayed, urging resistance to government action.
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Virginia
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Delegates See Arthur Favor From Georgia Republicans
Georgia's Republican delegation to Chicago gathers in New York with Walter Jermson and others stating Arthur has gained on Blaine and will stay favored while southern support remains strong. They expect a possible nomination, with Sherman as backup if Arthur fails, and note Cameron and the president deny Blaine preference.
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Walter Jermson
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Tilden convention delegates push votes in Wisconsin and Kansas
Democratic delegates from Wisconsin and Kansas vote today to recommend Tilden at Chicago. The Missouri and Illinois contingents report on state conventions, temporary leadership chosen, and district delegates named as parties prepare for the national gathering in Chicago.
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Arthur's One Hundred and Espe Foe The Completes of Mespectables
The New York report notes a committee of one hundred, formed by a resolution, held a mass meeting at Cooper Institute on the 20th instant. Members listed include David Dass, H. A. Armour, Legromid, Dun, Williams, Dowd, John J. Slavin, Wales, Douglass, Campbell, and others.
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The Penn Bank Failure and Bank Collapse in Pittsburgh
Reports from Pittsburgh on The Penn Bank reveal severe insolvency. President Riddle absent, deposits collapsing, liabilities rising toward two million dollars. Authorities seize assets, file judgments, and pledge full investigation. The Penn Protective Association linked to the bank faces possible ruin as legal scrutiny expands.
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Penahauk
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Penn bank
Bankers weigh new York financial stance amid disturbances
In New York on May 28 General Sam Thomas president of the Host Tenn Va and the railroad company says little progress is possible while financial unrest blocks negotiations. East Tennessee work may focus on boosting earnings as a stock exchange bank plan is considered. A fugitive Hot Springs bank president Andrew Bruon is arrested with Mrs Steel after fleeing, both held in jail with Bruon claiming willingness to return.
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Bankers Elsewhere Assignee Reports Hawley & Co Failure
Official statement from the assignee of F A Hawley & Co bankers shows total indebtedness of 227000 to depositors and 26000 to individuals, with assets of 42595 and contingent liabilities of 50000. Boston May 28. The report outlines direct liabilities and pledged stock and bonds.
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Divorces, Color Question in Methodist Conference
The Methodists debate divorce grounds and church discipline. A report supports allowing divorce for adultery, with reservations on ministerial remarriage. The color policy allows all races to worship and attend church and schools, despite prior servitude. Governor Patterson speaks for broader inclusion. a minority opposes further action. The main report passes by a large margin. A Catholic council in Baltimore discusses racial outreach and future integration within the church.
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South Carolina Delegates Rally for Arthur at Chicago Ballot
South Carolina delegates head to Chicago for the Republican convention. De Corbin, an Arthur ally, says most delegates will vote first for Arthur, but may switch if chances fade. Others favor Blaine or Logan, with some backing for a complimentary vote to those holding office.
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