Ohio Republicans press to undo districting act
Governor Campbell insists the talk of constitutionality is a Republican tactic to alter the state’s congressional map. The piece notes a dispute over 1876 to 1888 districting acts, with Democrats warning against a move to elect at large and Republicans arguing for congressional interference. It covers Congress prospects, party rhetoric, and potential legislative actions with named figures like Grosvenor McKinley Cannon Cabot Lodge and others.
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Nebraska
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Louisiana
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Aulkner
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HOUSE
Reed
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Venable
Ways and Means Committee
WM Wilson
Haynie
Floyd County
John ‘W. Baird
Madison Springs
Madison County
T. J. Delbridge
Atlanta
HK. Slack
Columbus
Larry Krouw
LAND GRANT FORFEIT IN SENATE CONFERENCE DISCUSSION
The Senate discussed the conference report on the land grant forfeiture bill with debate on miners lands and railroad grants. Mr Morgan opposed the conference and Mr Sanders and Mr Hearst argued the lands grant should stand or be limited by mining use, adjournment followed after a lengthy session.
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Missouri
Bei
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Seresa
Quay
Samuel J. Randall
Missisatypi
Winona
Minn
Congress
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Humphreys County
Tonnesee
Traation National Bank Uotua
United States Treasury
Rarrovd Land Fopferter
Morgan
Gorman
McPherson
Voorhoes Way
McPher
Sanders
Ir. Hearst
California
Supreme Court of the United States
Go’aleck P. mm
Reed
Regulating State District Boundaries in Congress
A bill to divide every state into congressional districts within twelve months of passage. Districting boards, four residents apiece, two parties, will draw compact districts bounded by civil subdivisions or natural borders. A national board with a Supreme Court judge will act if boards fail. Separate notes on cotton futures and the Yellow Pine Convention report brief market and industry updates.
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Representativa Netign
Ubi
Lay
Howe
Union
Supreme
Ciiente United Bintes
Priesiktent
Edacate
Sun
Cotton Review
New York
Liverpool
New England
MIsner's Order and Barrundia Killing Aboard Acapulco
Guatemalan officers aboard the Acapulco, while near Guatemala, arrest General Barrundia after boarding the ship with an arrest order signed by the American minister Mizner. Barrundia drew his revolvers and fired at Captain Pitts, who narrowly escaped. In the ensuing fight, Barrundia was killed and his body removed as soldiers took him ashore. American passengers denounce the action while questioning the involvement of U S authorities and the use of the American flag in the incident. The State Department awaits Mizner's official report for guidance.
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Dallas Eagle
Fife
Sam Jones
Newton
Ne Hae
Hme
Pacpls
Texas
St-Louis
Guineaville
Tex
Henry Vogel
Lee Basham
Vogel
Basham
John Waite
Badin
Willie
Cooper
Wasiosaroy
Raum
Universal Refrigerating Company
Goodnight
Ranz
Pension Department
Uno
Orneld Brock
Universal Refrigerating
Areen
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Fulck
Lewis
Rio Grande floods sweep border towns in deadly rise
Reports from Ban Amoure to Eagle Pass describe a sudden, violent river rise across the Rio Grande and its tributaries. Mexican families in bottom lands drown as towns like Laredo and Hidalgo endure heavy losses. Bridges washed away, cattle ranges crippled, and hundreds of homes lost with slow subsidence expected.
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Hidalgo
Hte
Tim River
del Eto
Barnilies
Strikes in Australis and Labor Leaders in Dispute
Sailors and dockworkers clash as leaders face arrest for intimidation while talks in Sydney aim to end the labor trouble. Conference of unions includes forty delegates as non-union demands loom, with factions debating mediation and recognition amid ongoing work stoppages.
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Champion
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Dis Elaint Champion
Labor Council of Sydney
Scanifesta
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Sxonty
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State of Georgia
Mootlie
New York
Craw
Everett Declines Felton Debate in Georgia District
In Georgia on September 12 special dispatch reports Colonel RW Everett replying to Dr. Felton’s challenge for a joint debate. Everett declines, arguing Democrats have no differences to settle, quoting Felton’s own statements from 1890. The piece also covers public sentiment for Everett and related party activity in Rome and Cartersville, including Felton’s campaign events and Jeffersonian organization efforts.
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Felton
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Dr. Felton
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Rome
Rorz
W. T. Wintmra
J. F. Shonkhe
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J.L. Camp
M. A. Nevin
John 2. Seay
John W. Tormer
W. GC. Bryan
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