Republicans Fail On Immediate Deficiency Bill Filibuster
The House Republicans renewed filibustering on the Immediate Deficiency bill but are checked by Democrats who plan to proceed with other business while the Conger Garfield dispute is resolved. The Geneva Award bill was indefinitely postponed by the Senate after an amendment excluding insurance companies, 38 to 19. The Madison Square Garden front wall collapsed during a Hospital Fair, killing several and injuring many while paintings valued at 150000 dollars were destroyed. Cincinnati hall telegraph facilities denial may shift Democratic Convention venue. Georgia Republicans begin a stormy state convention with a Grant Blaine split and many delegates colored. Texas Democrats close their State Convention endorsing Hancock for president, Cincinnati delegates uninstructed.
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Insurance bill dies as Senate postpones action
Washington notes the Senate indefinitely postpones the insurance bill after a 38 to 19 vote defeating the insurers. Ed Munds takes over management while Eaton says there is no fund to pay losses and surplus bonds were moved to Treasury. Debate signals the measure likely dead for this Congress and touches tariff reform and House wrangling over the Immediate Deficiency bill.
Senate Rejects Claims of Underwriters and Delays Bill
The Senate declined to pay the underwriters claims and then moved to indefinitely postpone the bill. A reconsideration of the postponement vote followed, altering the sequence of actions on the measure.
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Seventy-One Deaths and Wrecks From Sunday Storms
A Marshfield special reports seventy-one buried and about 150 seriously wounded after a deadly tornado. A baby found in a ravine and a two year old in a tree top survived. Destruction spread across Missouri and into neighboring states with many deaths and million dollar losses reported.
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Free Baptist New England Association Holds Portland Meeting
The Free Baptist New England Association met in Portland on April 21 with officers named for the year including President Rev. C S Perkins of Boston and Vice Presidents Rev. C S Frost, Rev. C D Dudley, and Rev. F E Davison. A committee discussed raising fifty thousand dollars for Bates College and a similar effort for Hillsdale, with Bates earmarked for a theological professorship. a group was formed to negotiate with Boston members on purchasing the Somerset Street Church property.
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Whittaker Outrage Probe At West Point Extends
The investigation at West Point continues with handwriting expert Joseph Paine of New York sworn in to compare cadet samples. Second class cadets begin testimony as Frank B. Andrus describes tensions over racial integration and possible demotion. Gen. Schofield issues a manifesto easing cadet restrictions amid renewed insults after the April incident.
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Abbott Arraigned in Lowell Murder Trial
Stearns Kendall Abbott appeared in the Supreme Judicial Court in Lowell before Judge Endicott and pleaded not guilty to the charge of shooting Mrs. Crue. He requested Lowell attorneys George Stevens and Wm. H. Bent as counsel, with trial date to be set next Monday.
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Spanish Troops Break Insurgent Communication Links
Report from Havana says Spanish forces uncovered plans linking insurgent bands across Santiago and Guantanamo provinces via hidden mountain routes. They seized control of key lines, forcing rebels to abandon the mountains and flee to open country. If confirmed, the insurrection may be nearing its end.
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Political clashes seen in national and regional GOP events
Ex Senator Barnum warns Cincinnati to grant telegraphic access for the Democratic Convention or risk moving its venue. Charles Francis Adams Jr lectures on individuality in politics denouncing party zeal and urging independent action. An Atlanta Republican convention erupts in a Blaine versus Grant clash with a contested chair, while Virginia Republicans convene amid strong Grant and Blaine applause and Mahone Readjuster tensions.
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Hull Fire Devastates Ontario Village Housing Losses Near 800
Ottawa reports Hull Ontario was swept by a major blaze. About 700 to 800 homes burned, leaving over 4 000 people homeless and hundreds destitute. The fire raged from 3 30 to 7 with great heat and smoke before wind shift helped control it. Several lives are missing and a dozen feared dead.
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Testimony on Tay Bridge disaster defects cited by engineer
In the Tay Bridge investigation Henry Law, sent by the Board of Trade, testified to design and workmanship defects including fragile columns and misconnected struts, stating the pier base was too narrow and yielding struts caused the collapse. Other dispatches report banquet fair casualties at Madison Square Garden.
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First half of 75-hour pedestrian contest ends at Huntington Hall
Lowell mass reports the opening phase of a 75 hour race with 17 of 30 men remaining. Clow leads after nearly 208 12 miles, O Toole 201, Mignault 188, Colbert 187, Fitzgerald 185, Layton 181, Carroll 179, Colston 17% with others close. A five mile beer and toe segment for $50 followed, James Fitzgerald winning in 44.19 while James Hurley was two and a half laps behind.
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Inquest Concludes on Devoll Murder in New Hampshire
Coroner's jury in Durham concludes examination of Peter F. Devoll death. Exhumed body shows decapitation and extensive mutilation with possible axe use and animal tooth marks. Jury blames blows from an oak club and violence by Joseph H. Otis, alias George Armstrong, with more details withheld.
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Slate belts of New England to become world leading
A Boston letter urges capitalists to invest in New England slate lands, especially Maine, arguing slate quarries will outlast timber and metals. The writer cites England’s profits from slate and predicts state belts, if organized, could dominate global roofing supply and broader industries as civilization advances.
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Providence nine blanks Fort Fairfield report ice on river
Base hall at Providence weighs in with a 106 to 0 score as Brown University nine defeats Fort Fairfield. An Aroostook River ice report arrives from Wednesday. Willard Graves of Wallingford Vt. dies by suicide. John Wall II and Patrick Minton of Milford N H. are injured after a team accident. Mrs Charles Maynard of Lyncheboro N H. dies after cutting her throat. she leaves four children.
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