Republicans Fail To Secure Quorum In Washington Session
Washington September 23 special: Republicans again fail to obtain a quorum and adjourn after 1 PM. Reed counts 161 on first roll call, but not on second. he canvases and urges party unity to keep the minority from stalling. Mason leads opposition with a sharp speech. discussion touches on race and seating disputes. Tomorrow Reed vows to attempt a quorum again as Venable’s seat remains a flashpoint. The piece also notes judge illness and the Senate House fight over the lottery law and Alliance strength, with warnings of further political maneuvering.
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Supreme Court
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Alabam
Republican House
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L. Moses
L. F. Livingston
R. W. Everett
T.H. Winn
T. E.watson
Wasmixeros
United States
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Committee On Education and Labor
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West
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Reed's Game Blocked and Senate Debates Mentioned
Fragmented report details Democratic and Republican actions in Congress and the Senate. It notes nominations and probable elections, quorum issues, and a Republican caucus after a blocked Reed game. The Senate discusses constitutional amendments on liquor, federal judiciary structure, and circuit divisions with multiple amendments rejected. A Savannah update mentions Gordon Norwood's campaign and anticipated responses.
Chicago Wins National Fair Site Accord With South Park
A Chicago committee announced the National Commission accepted Washington and Jackson parks as the World’s Fair site. The chosen area covers about 1 000 acres linking Washington park Midway Plaisance and lake front, featuring a 80 000 seat livestock display and main exposition complex.
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Time Changed For New Suffrage Law In Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi September 22 The constitutional convention worked through the franchise report with progress toward final disposal expected tomorrow The committee accepted Judge Taylors amendment striking 1896 and replacing with 1692 in section 5 The new qualification requires literacy or understanding of the state constitution as read or explained starting January 1 1999 The suffrage issue paused the panel will turn next to education with two conflicting school money distribution reports anticipated
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Bouicaults burial at the Little Church Around the Corner
Dion Boucicault was buried today at the Transfiguration Church, attended by most actors and actresses. Services were simple Protestant Episcopal rites led by Dr. Houston and Father Prescott, with pallbearers including managers, actors, and notable theatre figures. Remains placed in a vault at Woodlawn.
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Clark Bell
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Woodlawn
United States Represented on Hawaii Island
Walaraura notes pride as the United States has two representatives on his island. Reports from Honolulu to Sept 10 mention U.S. steamer Iroquois arriving Sept 7, Farallon and Nipsic sailing, and King Kalakaua receiving envoy stevenus with credentials. Mechanics union debates constitutional reform and ministerial appointments appear.
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Two Tragedies Aboard Camp Meeting Amid Public Murders
At Sandy Springs Methodist camp meeting two deadly events shocked locals. John N. Cooley, riding to the gathering, was fatally struck when his horse bolted a buggy, crushing his skull. In separate towns, William Simpson and Bob Frasier, Pendleton factory workers, quarrelled leading to Simpson fatally shooting Frasier and then crushing Frasier’s skull with a rock. The day also carried reports of a fatal shooting in Crre x Ga and other court and crime items from Nashville to Washington.
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Prize Fight Arrests Stir London Court Proceedings
London reports principal figures Slavin and McAuliffe in a planned prize fight to be held under the Ormonde club were arrested. McAuliffe seized at lodgings. Slavin detained on arrival from Dover. Both to be arraigned this afternoon for conspiring to breach the peace.
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Labor Shortage Hurts Cotton Picking Efforts in Georgia
Reports from Georgia on September 22 describe widespread labor scarcity hindering cotton harvests. Despite open fields and parents facing potential losses, efforts to preserve the crop clash with the lack of available workers, including local Black schools with hundreds of pupils who could help but remain devoted to study.
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