Kennedy Speech Sparks Party Split In Capitol Rumors Rise
The dispute centers on Kennedy’s attack on Quay and the force bill debate. Republicans fault Kennedy for overstepping rules as Aldrich and Quay face pressure to respond. Kennedy defends his remarks while Pennsylvania leaders seek to bar The Record printing.
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Quay Faces New Push as Gop Struggles in Pennsylvania
A sprawling political column describes bitter reactions to Quay and Kennedy within the Republican party. It notes possible suppressive measures and shifts as the party seeks unity, with Denning awaiting postmaster confirmation in Augusta and Sen. Aldrich weighing tactics. It reports on South Carolina and Texas convention scenes, contentious delegations, and mixed expectations for state party meetings.
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JE. Denning
Augusta
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Senator Aldrich
Rhode Island
Vayce
Watamaker
Goyce
Aldrich
E. Wek
Uevely Times
Souyth Carolina
Democrats Gain Forty-Two Seats In Vermont Legislature
A corrected compilation from 952 towns in Vermont shows governor and congressional results. Democrats gain forty-two seats, Republicans lead in totals with Page and Grout ranking high in statewide districts. The report notes shifts since 1888 and outlines majorities in first and second districts.
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Mississippi Convention Debates Unratified Constitution Question
The Mississippi constitutional convention adjourned a report denying mandatory popular ratification, stating the people’s role is not required by constitutional law. Debate continues on penitentiary issues as sessions resume amid regional political chatter and party alignments.
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Newborne
John B. Eaves
Dr. Mott
Reed and Lodge Tour Maine as Campaign Speech Sparks Ovations
The special car carrying Speaker Reed and Henry Cabot Lodge traveled from Portland to Dover with stops at Haverhill Exeter and Newmarket. Reed spoke for about twenty five minutes at each stop while Lodge delivered shorter remarks, drawing large crowds and applause along the route. Reed urged defense of democratic rights, criticized obstruction in the House, and praised the Republicans for passing measures toward fair elections and a loyal government.
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Demands for Honest Votes and Efficient Congress
A long speech denounces baseless attacks on a bill to empower US supervisors to ensure elections are conducted and counted honestly. It rails at opposition as hypocritical, cites historical referents, and argues for accountability as roll calls waste time and impede public business. The piece also notes House and committee actions and other events of the era.
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Isumel J. Randal
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Aces Brilliert
John Bricht
Bouse
Cooper
Hunt for Rube Burrow Sparks Florida Search
A Pensacola special to The Times-Union reports intense pursuit of Rube Burrow after the Flomaton train robbery. Seen near Milton, a 2 o’clock special train carried detectives and deputies from Alabama toward Milton. Bloodhounds and posses scour the Escambia river area, with hopes of capture by tomorrow night.
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Benet to Kentucky's Boom Town Route to Chattanooga Tenn
Special from Chattanooga notes interest in a proposed independent railroad from Chattanooga to the point near Middlesborough. Arnold of the Middlwn borough News says the road aims to extend northward to Huntington Park and Ohio, connecting through Kingston and Clinch river country. The main hurdle was the Cumberland Gap tunnel sharing with other lines, now proposed to be bypassed by a surface grade entrance south of Middlesborough.
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Strikes and Train Blockade Create Rail Turmoil
Multiple labor actions unfold as the Mohawk and Hudson divisions report smooth flow after blockade ends. Pinkerton notes 460 guards remain between here and Schenectady while strikers occupying company houses are warned to vacate. A wreck attempt near Van Wert street halts two cars within 300 feet of a draw. Carpenters' strike winds down with 400 to 500 workers returning, while unrest and potential reopens loom next spring.
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Massive Failure Shakes Sawyer Wallace & Co New York
Sawyer Wallace & Co exporters of breadstuffs and tobacco at 19 Broadway filed a general assignment to Marshall Ayres. Losses from foreign option business and pork dealings reportedly total about 1.75 million dollars with potential London losses of 1.5 million. The firm operates in twenty European cities and faced large nominal assets claimed against European spectators.
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