Revelations of Raum probe spark House turmoil
A sensational House uproar follows findings that Ohio Republican Mr. Smyser held wildcat Raum stock, prompting calls for his dismissal from the Pension Committee. Speaker Reed fears for his Maine district as Democrats gain momentum while Georgia harbor and river appropriations surface in a sweeping river and harbor measure.
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Coosa
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Oconee
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Chickamauga
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National Cemetery
Atlanta Military Post
Columbus Public Building
EB. W. B. Ee
Corruption probe witness accounts conflict over letters
A congressional inquiry heard witnesses including Mr Cooper and Mr Sawyer as they described disputes over a department letter and alleged information requests. Bradley Ranner testified about his Virginia trip duties for a refrigerator company, with promotion linked to Commissioner Tanner. The session paused after Mr Smyser disclosed stockholdings, delaying proceedings until a vacancy could be filled. A separate Senate plan sought reciprocal Canada trade measures and a commission to study freer cross border commerce and rules, funded by customs revenue.
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Ranin
Taum
Boynton
Raum
Ius Pension
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Cooperd
Department
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Lair
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Lad
Sofrigertoy Company
General Haum
Virginia
Hawger
Suieal Line
Tle
Apon
Tanner
Giantes
Wteck
Smyser
Ohie
Hauw
Ar. Singser
Constitutional Convention debates income tax and suffrage fight
The September 1 Mississippi convention discussed a proposed graduated income tax from Lauderdale county and prepared to deliver the elective franchise report. It adjourned after resolutions and paid tribute to D. Guerry. Charleston merchants consider direct shipment to Europe, with reports to a committee. In Alabama, moonshiners fear heavy sentences as Judge Bruce presides the Middle District court amid concerns of laxity in fines.
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Af. D. Guerry
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Laves
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Cuarurston
S. C
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Alliance
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Georgia
Europe
Ashley Junction
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Als
United States District Court For
Amiddie District
Alabama
John Bruce
Bruce
Labor Day Parades Across Cities Mark Broad Celebration
Labor Day was celebrated with two major parades in New York led by the Federation and Central Labor Union, about 25,000 participants, plus nationwide observances in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and other towns. Banks closed, streets thronged, and picnics or games followed.
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Brooklyn
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ParapEterna
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Ba Stack Exchange
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Caledonian Club
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Labor Assembly
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TMI
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Uation Wen
Schneiders Garden
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Boston
Pittsburg
Jeannetts
Greensburg
Parmle
San Francisco
Carpenters and Jeinera
Coopers
Milwaukee
Shooting Park
Fire destroys Bouschard Bros planing mill and stock
Euiz Pennsylvania September 1 fire swept the Bouschard Bros plant in the heart of the city destroying mills and stock valued at 135 090 with residences of Alderman Curtz H V Glaus and Mrs Metz. Insurance only 15 000 and the firm suspected of incindiary action. A separate note reports tobacco sales in Danville Virginia falling sharply in August and for the year to date compared with last year.
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New Orleans Exchange
United States
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Japan
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Mowraysmny
Ala
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Euiz
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H. V. Giaus
M. Metz
Danvir Lez
Denouncing Vance Versus The Progressive Farmer Editorial
North Carolina faced a political stir as The Progressive Farmer plans an editorial attacking Senator Vance. The piece claims Vance opposed the subtreasury plan and aligned with anti alliance factions, triggering renomination debates and potential party divisions ahead of the 19th century election.
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Lan
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Senate
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L. L. Polk
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Alliance
Democratic State Convention
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William A. Guthrie
Judge
Durham
John F. Moody
Lam
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Esch
Disbanding the Tennessee Volunteer Companies at War
The Adjutant General McCord issues orders to discharge thirty three state guard companies for failure to report under General Orders No 6 issued August 6. Other units must report strength and condition or be mustered out by September 10. Separately, severe storm damage hits Elyton Alabama causing $20,000 in property loss and several injuries including two fatally damaged stables.
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Elyton
Carbon Hill Coal Company
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Price
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Williams
Sporting World
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Pacific
Treasury
Telegraph Brevities Summary
Front in Baltimore county and a cholera update in the US. Bond purchases totaled 332 450 dollars. Wheat offerings scarce and prices quoted. An explosion in a mine near Bogossay, Georgia, killed and injured miners. Baltimore cruiser sailed from Port Townsend to Hawaii and the Atlantic, with casualties reported. A European trades union congress opened in London with sympathy for Australian strikers. Czar and German Emperor relations rumors in Berlin. Drowning body of August Austin Jr. recovered near Newport, Rhode Island. Riots in Valparaiso stem from workers demanding cold coin payments, causing damage.
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