Democratic Victory in Virginia Contested Election Debate
In Yasimeron on September 15, a heated House session featured Judge Crisp and Mr. O'Ferrall winning as Democrats battled Republicans led by Reed. The floor fight centered on Virginia contest Venable Langston, quorum counting, and Reed's credibility. The day closed with adjournment and renewed calls for a new quorum.
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Mr. O'Ferrall
Judge Crisp
Tom Rosd
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Quer
Virgina
Yvenoule
Langston
Teed
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Ani
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Tolors
Reed
McKinley
Farsimood
Ted
Isk
Porgan
Dias
Holman
Siana
Republicam
Jodge Crisp
Read
Tariff Conferees Set Final Session Monday
The tariff conference failed to touch public matters and will hold a final formal session Monday September 19. Republicans push the sugar and metals schedules while Democrats seek restored duties. A week of adjournment is anticipated as differences remain unresolved.
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Wasnivaror
Tariff Commission
Senate
House
Asmech
Congress
Galveston
Third Great Eine Meeting Reports New Rail Line
Information from Mexico reports a government railroad inspector says the Pachuebs Saacultipan and Lampleo line will be completed and opened soon. A 1,600-strong labor force is to start work on a southern trunk line from Mexico City to Eagle Pass connecting with the United States. A second item notes incorporation filings for the Georgia Tennessee and Illinois Bast(e)ad Company with $1,000,000 capital and potential increase to $10,000,000, aiming to run from a Georgia point near Cle burne or Cherokee in Alabama through Calhoun Etowah and Jackson to Stevenson, Jackson County, Alabama. Also included are silver sales to the Treasury and bond prepayments with totals across the nation.
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Mexico City
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Cherokee
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House of Representatives
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Smith
Warren County
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Grand Rally
Alabamm Memary Academy
Hartsville
Ala
Alabama Military Academy
West Point
Sea
River Tragedy: Reading Express Plunges Into Schuylkill
A Reading railroad express train, 125 to 150 passengers, derailed after colliding with a coal train and plunged twenty feet into the Schuylkill River near Shoemakerville Pennsylvania. By midnight, thirteen bodies recovered. rescue teams with electric light plants and surgeons fought to stave injuries as workers cleared wreckage.
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Schuylich River
Shoemakerville
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Reading
Inquirer
Sayer
George R. Kercher
Pottsville
Philadelphia
William D. Shomo
Weidman
Alan
Mitchell
Lehigh University
Dethelkem
Reading Loa
Crassona
Reating
Five hundred drowned in Turkish warship disaster
Reports from Havana describe the Ertogroul a Turkish man of war foundering at sea with 500 drowned including Osman Pasha and Ali Pash envoys of the sultan to Japan. The vessel suffered a long, undignified voyage plagued by shortages and harbor dues refusals before sinking near Japanese waters.
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Hiego
Osman Pahsa
Ali Pash
Turkey
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Ertogroul
South Carolina Republicans At State Convention
The South Carolina Republican convention elected RE. A. Webster as Internal Revenue Collector and adopted a platform pledging allegiance to the national party. It denounces ballot suppression, calls for fair representation, endorses Harrison, Reed, and federal aid, and plans to push education bills in the next session despite opposition. The gathering adjourned sine die after debates on Tilmanism, with Deas urging a new liberal administration and political reform.
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RE. A. Webster
National Republican Party
South Carolina
Reed
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
H. ©. Haskell
Deas
Dude Tetakel
Irish leaders jailed as Dublin hosts urgent talks
Dublin headquarters of the national league buzzes with activity as arrests of Dillon and O Brien spark renewed nationalist resolve. O Brien condemns the government move as felony while predicting a triumphant American tour and intensified Tippecanoe link to Ireland's fight.
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O' Brien
America
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O'Brien
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Loxpon
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Mr. O'Brien
Tipperary
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Arieste
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Wscouture
Dublin Express
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Charles Fugsill
Darlington
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Dalton
England
Mort
John Cullinane
Michael Dalton
National League
Ted. Sullivan
Moment of Passion Ends in Murder at Newton
A Macon County man C H Edwards kills Marshal Lewis Barbour in Newton after a failed attempt to arrest him. Edwards, once rising from poverty, now faces trial from Albany jail as his assets, including a 950 acre farm, are turned over to lawyers. He reports voices and a ruined fortune while his family is left destitute.
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Lewis Barbour
Neawton
Baker County
Rorona
Newton
Albany
Old Couple Wed Despite Family Objection in Wetumpka
In Elmore County near Wetumpka Alabama on Tuesday a 65 year old widowed man and a 37 year old widow named Haris and Harms married after obtaining a license in Wetumpka. Families reportedly objected to the match, prompting the elopement and a neighborhood serenade with horns pans cowbells and other noisemakers upon their return.
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Execution Delay and Jail Escape Reported in September News
Reports from Ttarmam North Carolina and Crarraxooca Tennessee detail an appeal delaying an execution for murder, a jail delivery freeing seven inmates, and various other brief items including a mine superintendent shot, census indictments, a Wisconsin incendiary fire, and updates on political and labor events. The wire-style summaries note delays, escapes, and ongoing investigations with multiple named places and individuals.
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Minn
United States Grand Jury
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Michigan
Rains
Minnaunen
Wisconsin
White Hall
Mich
Paneer Seeeieenne Telegraph
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