Confusion in the House over a Black List Debate
In Washington, the House battled over a missing quorum during the lard bill vote. Speaker pro tem Payson reported a quorum after multiple calls, while Cannon pressed a resolution naming absentees, prompting clashes over motives and censure. Crain of Texas attacked the tactic as political bullying before adjournment.
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Washington
Brosius
Pennsylvania
Baker
New York
Senate
Mason
Illinois
Yeas
Bross
Payson
Morgan
Mississippi
Cannon
Andrew
Beckwith
Boothman
Carleton
Atchings
Chipman
Colemen
Covert
Crane
Crisp
Cummings
Enroe
Flower
Rimes
Kayes
Kinsey
Lawler
Lehiboeh
Lester
Georgia
McClammy
Moore
Texas
Vaux
Mr. Cannon
Hatch
Missouri
House
Wheeler
Alabama
Congress
Osborne
Ilinois
Mr. Osborne
Smith
Mlinois
Crain
Lodge
Committee On Appropriations
South
Mr. Burrows
Michigan
Mr. Grain
Mr. Crain
Burrows
Rain
Henderson
Ooren
Hell
Turner
Senate Debates Tariff and Lead Ore Proposals in August Session
Washington August 26 A Senate session reports on a House bankruptcy substitute from Mr Hoar, a memorandum by Mr Aldrich on tariff timing, and unanimous consent to the memorandum. Debate centers on lead ore duties with Plumb and Coke amendments rejected. Charles Plumb votes on lead ore duty. discussion includes miners in Montana and Canada reciprocity. Paragraphs cover mica duty and metallic minerals, with party lines evident in votes and remarks.
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Hoar
Judiciary Committee
Aldrich
Senate
Morgan
Plumb
Rhode Island
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Coke
Canada
Butterworth
Sanders
Montana
Jonas Hopkins University of Political Science
Mexico
Carlisle
Saunders
Yeas
Blair
Finance Committee
Nickel and zinc duties debated in Senate session
The Senate debated tariff amendments on nickel, zinc and related items. The finance committee recommended striking out the nickel ore paragraph and lowered nickel and nickel oxide duties. Watches and furniture provisions were revised. the day closed with Schedule F postponed and a Cuba persecution inquiry ordered. Senate adjourned at 6 PM.
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Tiance Committee
West
Finance Committee
New York Evening Post
Joseph Wharton
McPherson
Plumb
Aldrich
Mr. Aldrich
Allison
Blair
Massachusetts
Gray
Michigan
Europe
Asia
South America
Cuba
A Rival to Bethlehem May Be Mountain Parade Success
Nornhh Conway New Hampshire August 26. A mountain resort proved it can imitate Bethlehem’s coaching parade with energy and superb decorations. Hotels guests and townspeople joined the maiden effort with fine horses wagons and maidens. The parade attracted crowds and the judges awarded prizes at Kiarsarge House marking the start of an annual event.
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N. H
Bethlehem
Boston & Maine Park
Jackson Road
Intervale House
Kiarsarge Village
Wentworth
Jackson
Cumberland Mills Strass
McKinley Nominated At Massillon Convention
Congressmen William McKinley was renominated at Massillon amid a large enthusiastic convention A message from Blaine urged McKinley’s nomination and McKinley delivered a spirited campaign speech in Cleveland on August 26.
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Cleveland
Willian McKinley
Masilon
Blaine
McKinley
From Prince to Republican Plaything at Fontainebleau
The miniature frigate built for the Prince Imperial before the 1870 war has been repainted and refurbished by President Carnot for his son Francois. It now floats on an artificial lake near the chateau and once carried the imperial heir to the island pavilion.
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London Daily Telegraph
Prince Imperial
Palace of
Fontainebleau
President Carnot
Francois
A Marked Improvement at Players' League Grounds
An exciting and sharply contested game extended to eleven innings as the Bridegrooms defeated the Cincinnatis in a standout showdown. The match showcased strong pitching from both sides and late scoring runs that decided the outcome in extra frames.
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Players’ League
Bridegrooms
Cincinnatis
Boston and Pittsburgs Split In Rough Ninth Inning Clash
Boston overwhelmed Pittsburgh 8 to 6 after a wild ninth frame, with Lowe supplying power and Nichols handling the batting order as Ganzel, Smith and Brodie contributed multiple hits. Chicago Players League action followed, as Radbourn and King battled through eleven innings in a 4 to 1 Boston victory propelled by Murphy, Brouthers and Richardson in the late rally.
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Heard
Nichols
Berger
Osborn
Hecker
Miller
Tucker
Sullivan
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Lytle
Wilson
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Smith
Paul Tines
Winet
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Walrpen
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Hardie
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Chicago
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Farrell
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Iardio Richardson
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Hy Kelly
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Grouthers
Dalty
Gaffney
Dansale
Williamson
Hardie Richardson
Nash
Quinn
Irwin
Ryan
Wilkamson
Kelly
Murphy
Comiskey
Brouthers
O'Neil
Bustons
Chicacos
Tol Oo Kelly
Br'uth'rs
Lo Nash
OlFarrell
O Quinn
Willims
Bastin
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Derk Ye
Harned Rons
Beatons
Chiengos
Ron— Tully
Richardson
Lbrouthers
Kely
Lostoun
Strick
O'Neill
Ie Donbdle
Southers
Sheridan
Cleveland Grabs Narrow Win Over Philadelphia in Slugfest
In a tense baseball duel at Cleveland, Philadelphia led early but Cleveland rallied with four hits in the eighth to seal a 1-2-0 final. McGill pitched three innings for Philadelphia before Bakeley finished. Wood homered for Cleveland and Shindle plus Fogarty provided key hits. Attendance 1612. umpires Snyder and Vearce.
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Clevelands
McGill
Bakeley
Philadelphias
Hasted
Haliman
Brennan
Jinkman
McAleer
Shindle
Fogarty
Malvery
Wood
Griffin
Ima
Farrar
Larkin
Sutcliffe
Chicagos Win Over New Yorks Amid Umpiring Controversy
In Chicago Chicagoals beat New Yorks 4 to 2 as Strief again umpired poorly. New Yorks led 4 by four innings before fading. Hitting notes include Tiernan and Earle with two-base hits, and Whistler and Stein among pitchers. Attendance about 2,603.
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Chicagos
N. L
NEW Yorks
New York
Strief
Errora
Stein
Kittrer Welch
Murphy
Larnedrona
Tiernan
Earle
Histler
Carroll
Burns
Oit Stein
Welch
Chicazos
Whistler
Hornung
Denny
Bassett
Glasscock
Unpire
Philadelphia Defeats Clevelands in Defensive Victory
The Philadelphia club won 9 to 5 over the Clevelands this Aug 26, night game by loading hits in the fifth and sixth innings. Key players included Vickery Schriver Zimmer and Ham ilton Sunday Thompson and McCauley with Vickery and Zimmer contributing in multiple at bats. Attendance reached about 1700 with Lynch presiding as umpire.
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Clevelands
Puitape EL Puti A
Philadelphia Club
Philadelphias
Ae Cae
Vphiladelphias
Vickery
Schriver
Atin
Zimmer
Nevelands
Hamilton
Thompson
LiLamilton
McCauley
Davis
Virtue
Smalley
Brooklyn Wins Narrowly As Cincinnaties Shut Down
Brooklyn, Aug. 26. The Brooklyns won by superior batting this forenoon as Lovett held the Cincinnatis to four hits. The score with Brooklyns 3, Cincinnati 0 early, final 8 to 4. Attendance 1056. Umpire McQuade. Two-base hit Collins. Arlie Latham to coach for Cincinnati. Lovett and Tucker for Brooklyn in remaining games today.
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O'Day
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Bestseee
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Vittsburgs
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Maul
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Richardson
Slatt
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Whitney
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Wisner
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Knight
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Buffalos
Brooktus
Bisons
Brooklyn
Twitchell
Murphy
Weyhing
Jaily
Twitehell
Mack
Orr
Joyee
Weyhins
Muffalos
Ward
Bauer
Seery
Fantz
Hoy
van Haltren
Joyce
Holbert
Ferguson
Cincinnatis
Lovett
Cca Ctiecies
Dbrooklyns
Erroria
S. Batteries
Rhines
Starrington
Daley
Collins
Latham
Winkney
Marr
Reilly
Knient
Caruthers
McPhee
Beard
Harrington
Halliday
Smith
McQuade
Colored women seek cloakroom work in Philadelphia strike scene
At dawn, about five hundred colored women gathered at Twelfth and Locust streets to apply for cloakmaker jobs at Blum Bros. They formed lines, passed basic sewing tests, and 150 were sent upstairs for work. Clerks, pastors, and a lawyer assisted, signaling a rare public push for industrial equality.
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N.Y
Twelfth
Locust Streets
Blum Bros
Twelfth and Locust Streets
T. J. Minton
Mr. Christian
Christian
Hurd
Mr. Hurd
Horatio Harris & Co Auction Notice At Jute Street
Bartlett pears peaches nectarines and grapes listed for sale by Horatio Harris and Co at 227 Jute Street with 300 boxes pears 230 boxes peaches 7 boxes nectarines 99 boxes vlums 4 cases Black Prince grapes to be auctioned by the firm as commission merchants.
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Horatio Harris & CO
Jute Street
Boston Stock Exchange Members Meet at Arlington Malls
A dense list of securities and notes from a Boston Stock Exchange gathering dated Wednesday August 27, 1890 at noon, calling out names of banks, manufacturers, railroads, and land companies along with specific bonds and shares from various cities and firms. The entry presents extensive coverage of holdings and investments including Lowell Machine Shop Webster Bank City of Toledo and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy lines among others.
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McKay & Big H. M. Asso
Suffolk Nat. Bk
Union Electric Car Co
Columbus, Spring & Cinn
International Hutton Holes, al. Co
Reece Button Hole M. Co
Winmsimimet Co
Ao Chi
West Michigan RR
Mtge. Co
Kansas City
Lombard Investment Co
Iowa
West Mich
RE. Gen. m
Fremont, Elkhorn & Mo. Valley RR
Consol
Chic
Lawrence Gas Lt. Co
Lowell Manig. Co
Commercial Towboat Co
Nat, Hide & Leather Bank
State of
Arlington
Lowell Machine Shop
Neptune Ins. Co
St. Mary’s Canal & Mineral Land Co
Amory Land Co
City of Toledo
Worth Land & St. Ky. Co
Chicago, Burlington & Y Quincy RR
Quincy & Eats
Vdar Rapids & Mo
River RR
Lowell Man, Co
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Republic of St. Louis
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Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
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Franklin Telegraph Co
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Porland & Ordensburg KR
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Ghongi M. Brooks
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Thomas Norris
Mary Norris
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John Dyer
Oston
Patrick Dyer
Boston West
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Massachdox
Jane C. Jinslak
Charlestown
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Lestate
Maury K. Stevenson
Prancis VY. Balch
Boston Most
Doston
Ghoree M. Brooks
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Ss. J. Molsom
Kemister
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Rogton
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Charles Hayden
Joslall W. Layden
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Joseph HL
Portland
Maine
Thomas Dean, Adinr
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Loston
Bonas
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Hoston
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Mariat
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Adair
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