House Debates Enloe Censure Refer to Judiciary Panel
Washington September 16. A tame display as Reed and Enloe clash over Kennedy remarks. The House moves to refer the issue to the judiciary committee, with action expected within days. Supporters claim disapproval. opponents warn against overreach amid partisan lines.
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Bamber
Crisp
Democratic State Convention Nomination and Platform
The Montana Democratic State Convention at Helena nominated Judge A A Dison for Congress. The platform favors free silver coinage, reduced Indian reservations, railroad land grant reforms, and lower federal revenue. It condemns McKinley and the force bill and endorses actions of Cleveland and Toole era, while praising Maginnig and Clark before the Senate. The convention also reports on precinct 34 votes from last year and calls for cross-party rebuke by voters.
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United States Senate
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Spee
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Bosroy
Massachusetta Ghor Party
Hare
Nominati
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Somerville
George R.peare
Lyon
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Hyde Park
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Boston
J. Johnson
Greenfield
B.F. "Nelli
Fourth District race flares in Piedmont politics
In the Fourth District a crowded field of five main candidates vies for Congress. Skirmishes over Tilman era factions, internal revenue, subtreasury and coinage spark heated debate as Major D B Duncan, Dr R M Smith, Captain G W Shell, Col I G McKissick, and Dr Mauldin jockey for support.
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I. G. McKissick
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Laurens
Dr. Mauldin
Greenville
Farmers’ Movement
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St. M. Smith
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Tilman
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Dr. Smith
Pillmanite
Ant
Smith
Shell
G. W. Sholt
Taurens
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South Carolina University
United States
Duncan
D.B. Duncan
Split Republican factions clash over chair at Columbia convention
In Greenville and Berkeley counties factions of the Republican Party split at county conventions. Delegates were instructed for E. M. Brayton by the minority in Columbia, while the majority led by Tom Bri er opposed Brayton. Both conventions sent delegates to the state gathering amid bribe accusations. A separate report from Berkeley notes four rival political organizations and bitter fights presaging further clashes.
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Miller
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Governor McKinney Hosts Bond Settlement Talk In Virginia
Governor McKinney returns from two months in Blue Ridge and Cola Sulphur Springs to discuss debt settlement with bondholders. He urges acceptance of terms similar to the Riddleberger bill and warns repudiation could rise if no settlement occurs. He notes Virginia wealth growth, rising values, and strained asylums and disabled veterans demand more support.
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The Remains of Ericsson Funeral in Sweden
The body of inventor Captain Ericsson arrived by train at Wilspitad amid sorrowful processions. In Filipstad the population gathered, miners carried the coffin to a church, and a dedicated chapel awaited its final resting place in Sweden. The event drew royal attention and a gala opera where an American anthem played for visiting officers.
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Ericsson
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Rundgren
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Ovfeara
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