Kennedy Sparks House Debate Over His Speech
In Tos, Sept 15, BOB KENNEDY triggers animated talks as supporters defend him amid a storm over his remarks. Mr Enloe’s privilege resolution condemns Kennedy, Reed weighs ruling it out of order, and Bayne backs condemnation while Grosvenor and others push for action. The dispute continues as Kennedy prepares a reply and colleagues seek a path through party divisions.
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The Kennedy Speech and Republican Crisis Debate
The speaker critiques the Kennedy appearance and the Republican leadership, denouncing alleged corruption and broken pledges. He recalls biblical and historical imagery to condemn party actions, questions trust, and warns that preserving party unity may require shelving the leader to save the party’s honor.
Double Fatal Street Duel Shocks Alabama Town
In Granite Stone Alabama two youths Hobart Turpin and Glen Duskin killed each other after a pistol duel sparked by a heated Saturday night dispute. Duskin died from gunshot wounds, Turpin died from a forehead shot. four or five shots hit Duskin, one hit Turpin.
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Political Turmoil and Election Bill Debates Roil Congress
A sprawling summary of party infighting and potential renomination outcomes dominates the page. It notes vulgar speeches angering Republicans, predictions of Democratic gains, and doubts about McKinley’s reelectability. It covers Reed’s presidential boom, Harrison’s term prospects, and efforts to pass the federal election and copyright bills, with Georgia postmasters named and a train wreck case hinting at Kiernan. Also reports on an electric theater accident in New York.
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Lillian Lewis
New York
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Park Theater
Broadway
A Colored Orator Montgomery Speaks For Franchise Reform
Jackson Mississippi September 15 Montgomery the negro delegate addressed the convention in support of the committee report arguing franchise restrictions are needed to preserve voting balance. He warned the danger of denying rights while urging unity and equity amid memories of slavery. The piece also notes Republican and other local political developments and an embezzlement case in Boston.
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Destructive Lynchburg Fire Destroys Block and Stores
A large blaze struck Lynchburg Va last night spreading from the battery room of the Western Union telegraph office to adjacent buildings. Half the block burned with losses including John A Lee send and fertilizer Thomas N Larkin dry goods Lewis Jennings Grocers M Wratt tobacco F A Knockle boots Western Union office and B C Rump dry goods. Total loss estimated at 150000 with no insurance figures yet. In Torras Kan delegates gather for the sovereign grand lodge I F F annual session as Grand Sire Underwood arrives and Virginia delegates lead the southern contingent. Governor Humphrey welcomed the state and Mayor Couran the city at the opening exercises.
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Excitement in Lisbon as Cortes Debate Ango-Portuguese Pact
Crowds fill the parliament buildings in Laggox as Senor Ribeiro moves the Anglo-Portuguese treaty amid a stormy session. A priest assaults Major Serpa Pinto triggering a brief benching. amendments limit territorial transfers and alter survey provisions. Rumors of a cabinet crisis are later denied.
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Cotton Corner and Alliance Plans Stir Debate in Alabama
From Monteaurey Alabama on September 15 a column discusses pending cotton talks between Farmers Alliance committees and European backers. Officials deny seeking a corner, while skeptics warn of danger from foreign capital. Also reported are a ship in distress near Sandy Hook after a gale and Chicago charter challenges against four gas companies.
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Telegraph Brevities Review of Yesterday Purchases and Names
Purchases of silver yesterday totaled 560000 ounces. Major Wiewham will begin his return on Quicker Labh to Africa. The official majority for Taple the democratic candidate for governor of Arkansas stands at 821080. Internet prepaid on four percent bonds by the treasury department amounted to. Campton who was unseated by the present house of representatives was yesterday nominated in a Baltimore primary. The lockout institute by the cock companies at Southampton against laborers in their vicinity. Work on the Socks entirely suspended. The national ground's fair commission began its easton in Chicago yesterday. It is expected to dispose of much business of importance to paconas of the Dig exporitions.
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