Minority Has Its Say on Appropriations in Congress
A Republican minority summary compares Fifty-first to Fifty-third Congress expenditures under Harrison and Cleveland. It notes total appropriations around 993 million, pensions 43.2 million less under Cleveland, and bonds issued to cover current costs. The piece critiques Cleveland administration and urges Republican control in 1894.
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Harrison
Reed
House
Senate
Crisp
Congress
United States
Fifty-first Congress
Republic
Desrense
Republican Party
Triple tragedy in Alabama ends two lives and wounds another
Detailing a feud in Limestone County near Temerane Oak, James and Martin Lents were killed and Luke Coleman wounded after Coleman allegedly exposed defamatory stories about local young ladies. Coleman claimed self defense as the Lentz brothers ambushed him, triggering fatal injuries to the others. Public sympathy sided with Coleman, with ongoing legal notes elsewhere in Denver and Chicago briefs.
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Martin Fonts
Coleman
Brawrxernau
Alu
Nowa
Temerane Oak
Limestone County
Adarasul
Martin Lents
Luke Coleman
Santa Boys
Lents
Lentz Brothers
James Lentz
Martin
Seventh annual Scotch-Irish congress to meet in Lexington
Telegraph notes the seventh annual Scotch-Irish congress set for Lexington Virginia with sessions on June 20 21 28 and 23 details include Coit military court inquiry in Columbus Ohio favor toward Governor McKinley hotel gas incident in Burlington Vermont and various political and crime items from across the country including Seattle bodies found in a main reservoir and a murder injuring a child in Harrisburg Ohio
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New York Senate
Troy
United States
Murphy
Billck
Charles Gates
Harrisburg
Charles Hirst
W. J. Griffin
Livensua
Ind
W.R. Stevens
Diamond Plate Glass Company
Elwed
Jarvis Geanger
Leadville
Colo
Operators Fall Out Over Wages Vote In Iowa Coal Strike
The Iowa coal mine operators meeting in Des Moines ended without agreement on wage scales, highlighting a split between 80 delegates. A 43 to 33 vote favored maintaining 1693 schedules with lower pay in parts, while a minority in Appanoose and other counties argued the majority’s plan would hurt state output.
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Iowa
Polk
Boone, Wooster
Nalf
Appanoosa
Mahaska
Monroy
Wapallo
Kepink
Mavion
Appanoose
Drs Morus
Ill famed Iowa Shriners frantic affair shocks town
March 8 report from Depar Rapids notes C W Eaton a prominent Mason and head of El Kahir temple at Mystic Shrine, driven insane by fever, seized a revolver and fought attendants, leapt through a window, was disarmed and returned home. Eaton formerly initiated over 1200 candidates, a record among Shriners.
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Mason
Depar Rapids
C. W. Eaton
Eaton
el Kahir
Mystic Shrine
Post Office Site Battle Sparks Impersonation Arrest
A bitter contest over the location of Pueblo’s new federal building leads to the arrest of C B Simmonds, charged with impersonating a government officer. Simmonds allegedly faked Treasury service credentials to contact contractors as a special agent. The Baxter site dispute drew in ex Governor Foraker and Charles Foster.
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Duxver
C. B. Simmonds
C. B. Sawyer
Pueblo
Federal
Baxter
Foraker
Charles Foster
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C.B. Simmonds
Spencer
United States
Treasury Department
J. Polle Johnson
Treasury
St. Louis
Simmonds
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