FORCE BILL DEBATE SHAPES U S CONGRESSIONAL HAGGLE
The piece outlines a confrontation over the force bill with quotes from Senate figures like Jones of Arkansas and Bowell in Illinois. It discusses Republican opposition, potential amendments, and the logistics of passage, including quorums and funding. It also notes a public reception at a presidential banquet, and a short Chicago anecdote about President Cleveland and Governor Hill.
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President Receives Ceremonies at White House
At the White House a formal reception for officers of the s aqnydron occurred in the afternoon. The blue parlor was lit with electric lights and bands played, including Brazil's anthem Hail Columbia and Pro Patria. Distinguished visitors and aides from the Department of State met with Blaine, Admiral Walker, and DeSilory before delegates departed for the executive mansion after a ceremonial procession.
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DeSilory
Pugh Reelected to Third Term in the Peberae Senate
The November 25 session closed with a swift joint ballot in which Pugh won the senate seat over Seay. Kolb’s supporters largely backed Pugh, while Watts voters split, and the House tally stood 69 to 2 in favor of Pugh. Pugh thanked the assembly, urged Democratic unity, and outlined views on currency and farming relief. He said he would go to Washington Monday to push the bill now pending and warned against party antagonism.
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Ghost Dances Turmoil and Border Fears Across Regions
Reports from Fort Reno and Pine Ridge describe intensified ghost dance activity among Silwas and Apaches, with chiefs Yuonah and others arriving and some warriors taunting soldiers. Police break up gatherings at White River while unrest rises on Oklahoma’s west border and in Green County Texas amid fears of bloodshed. In North Carolina, canvassers tally judicial votes. in South Carolina a proposed new county to include Pendleton and Centre debated. Richmond Terminal directors to be reshaped.
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Telegraph Briefs From Faeson Ayres and New Hampshire
The government of Faeson Ayres cut salaries by one per cent. the executive silver committee had no meeting in Washington on December 16. George Dickey, NH legislature clerk, sent his resignation to the governor. James M. Wise, a tobacco planter and nephew of ex-Governor Henry A. Wine, died yesterday in His Mord.
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Parnell's Manifesto Shocks Irish Leaders In Crisis Debate
A lengthy manifesto from Charles Stewart Parnell accuses Liberal wire pullers of undermining the Irish parliamentary party. It details Gladstone's views on land, authority, and independence, and urges Irish voters to defend the party's autonomy and Home Rule stance amid mounting internal strife. Archbishops and Catholic hierarchy weigh in as Dublin plans respond to the political crisis.
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