REPUBLICAN SCANDAL BOMB SHOCKS THE HOUSE TODAY
A sensational House session in which charges of postmaster graft and misuse of contracts sparked a heated debate. The scene centered on Wheat and Culberson with accusations of kickbacks and perquisites described in sharp terms. Calls for investigation and potential removal followed, as party lines hardened and procedural battles loomed before elections.
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House Debates Read Conference Reports and District Matters
The House reviewed the Conference Report on land forfeiture and adopted it. It declared a vacancy in Arkansas's second congressional district. Discussions included the Rock Creek Park bill for the District of Columbia and a proposal to set aside time for it. Votes showed broad support with 125 to 65. Additional conference actions included monthly widows’ pensions and settlement efforts for Northern Pacific lands. The sergeant at arms salary reforms and a $1,000,000 nickel ore bill were approved before adjournment.
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Conferees on tariff bill near final report expected tomorrow
Washington gossip notes conferees on the tariff bill separated after a day of talks. Carlisle hinted a report tomorrow, while discussions on sugar and binding twine continued. Iron and steel rates remain fixed, and republicans plan a late report to the House.
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Judge Haskell May Fight Tillman In South Carolina
In Crartustor South Carolina on September 25 a Republican state executive committee threatened a broader bid to topple the Tillman ticket. The panel proposed a statewide ticket led by Governor A C Haskell with candidates for lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer comptroller general attorney general adjutant general superintendent of education and other posts. The plan banks on substantial African American support and a split in the Democratic line, asserting a straightout Democratic ticket could win despite white voter margins.
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Irish Nationalists Clash With Police At Tipperary Trial
Patrik O'Brien and Thomas J. Condon, MPs, were moved to Tipperary for trial amid a large nationalist crowd. Police baton charges, injuries reported, including Harrington and Halifax. Morley and Dillon appealed to open court doors as clashes sparked by crowd control and alleged police brutality.
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Prosecution Opens Case On Tip Topperary Conspiracy
The Crown's evidence traces the plan of campaign from May 1889 at the Smith Barry estate in Tipperary to arrests. It argues defendants conspired to block rents and urge tenants not to pay. Defense protests limit evidence to acts after warrants with a court ruling allowing general pre‑date conspiracy proof but excluding earlier acts.
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London
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Alliance deal in Alabama calls for five hundred thousand bales
Montgomery Alabama September 25 George F Gaither business manager of the Alabama Alliance Exchange announces the exchange will handle 560000 bales and advance 35 per bale on insured cotton in warehouse A buyer will be engaged to purchase cotton for export and settle after sale in Liverpool claiming an extra five dollars per bale for members The National Cotton Committee in New York is secretive about the proceedings and a New York meeting is seeking to arrange a four percent advance on 2000000 bales of the American crop
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Telegraph Brevities From Across The Globe
A cholera death reported in Bristol as shearers in New South Wales and Queensland strike resumes. In India Manpur reports order restored and the maharajah abdicates in favor of his brother. New York court hears petition for a receiver of the sugar trust. U S steamship arrives at Kuel Germany from Stockholm via Baltimore. Virginia hosts a session of the Gest farmers institute in Richmond. France reports 50 million francs in department damages. Colorado Democrats at Denver nominate Judge Caldwell Yeaman for governor. Eastern miners railroad workers strike between Evansville and Terre Haute seeking higher wages. Colonel Witten G Carrington of Tuckoland Va dies in Williamsburg after illness. Luanda business leaders meet in Chicago to discuss a national transportation plan. Efforts in Brattle by railways to curb unfair dealing amid transportation reforms.
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