Betty and the baby and the bill Jones topic
The passage notes Betty and the baby are well provided for and ponders what to do for Bill Jones. It mentions Bill Jones lecturing as a plan and claims the Zunis boasted of introducing cigarette smoking. It mocks Native Americans and predicts no one is obliged to eliminate themselves. It reports the house Republicans nearly passed a prohibitory bill and that no reconsideration motion was made yesterday. It jokes about Faxon focusing on enforcing the current law in Quincy.
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Political scandal in Charleston letter saga unfolds
Washington reports claim during the last campaign Mr Sherman had a clerk in the treasury draft a letter printed in the Charleston News and Courier attacking Mr Hampton. Hampton sought the author, Secretary Folger pressed writer Mr Kirk who admitted writing under orders. Folger hinted safety if a resignation, Kirk offered proof, Sherman suggested the letter. Hampton seeks senatorial investigation. dates trace to 1580 Charleston article.
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Cloture Resolution Passes Commons 318 to 279
In London March 30 the house of commons backed the cloture plan by 318 to 279 after speeches by Mr. Bright and Mr. Gladstone. Gladstone noted arrears of rent under the land act would be reviewed during Easter recess. Marriott’s amendment was rejected and an adjournment motion carried.
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Hewitt and Minnesota Republican Clash on Courage and Truth
A Minnesota Republican sparks debate by accusing others of cowardice while Mr. Hewitt of New York counters with sharper practical truths. The exchange highlights intra party tensions and differing approaches to political rhetoric.
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Political Upheaval in Carroll Town Election Shocks Republicans
Rumors swirl as Carroll voters deliver a heavy setback to Republicans in a town election. The scene includes bedrock party shifts, local resentments, and calls for potential redistricting action by the governor to influence the congressional ticket.
Last hearing closes school investigation at Normal Art
The final hearing before the Normal Art School investigation board featured Mr. Smith defending teacher selection, criticizing alleged double workload on Miss Hoyt as imaginary, and praising others while noting missteps by Dr. Miner. Supporters urged saving the school as opponents argued against governance. The session also tackled a dentistry practice bill with Dr. Williams Shumway Hawes opposing and President Eliot supporting regulated action to protect the poor.
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Fire on Golden City steamer at Memphis. many die
The Golden City bound from New Orleans to Cincinnati burned near Beale street. About 60 crew and 40 cabin passengers, including 15 women and nine children, were aboard. The fire likely started from jute cargo. Dozens died, many women and children, with several listed as missing or saved. The ship sank about three miles below the landing.
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