Debated Naval Yard closures in House Committee of the Whole
The House sat in Committee of the Whole with Mr Clymer in the chair to discuss the Naval Appropriation bill. Speakers including Mr Willis of New York argued to abolish all Navy Yards except Brooklyn, Norfolk, and Mare Island, while Mr Whitthorne and Mr Blount urged reform and economy. Opponents led by Mr Freeman and Mr Regan defended keeping Pensacola and Mare Island, and Mr Banks condemned disposing of Navy Yards for a broad appropriations bill. The session resumed at 7:30 with further debate about retaining key yards and opposing urgent land sales, stressing national security and historical ties to places like Bunker Hill.
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France Split Over Amnesty Question Sparks Debate
French lawmakers voice rising debate over amnesty measures amid political tensions. Parties clash on scope and implications for rivals, while public opinion questions whether concessions will heal divisions or fuel further conflict.
Great Mustangs Race Tests Rider Endurance At Fleetwood Park
New York May 19 The Fleetwood Park mustang race ends in exhaustion and fading vision for Parker after riding 395 miles aimed at 15 hours. He changes horses 72 times in 100 miles, loses control, and finally collapses in front of spectators, losing the wager though he proves grit. Reduced fare to conventions also announced with half-fare tickets to Republican Cincinnati and Democratic St Louis. Yacht clubs announce schedule changes and Bowen vows more public statements against Beecher. Across the Continent notes a 80-dollar-fare transcontinental train planned to reach San Francisco in 80 hours.
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Social glimpse of Gov Rice reception at Massachusetts Pavilion
Special despatch from Philadelphia May 19 reports Gov Rice hosting an informal reception with guests including Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Geo W Childs Gov Bigler Gen Gosborn Gen Hawley and others. After a brief visit to Sawyer's observatory the party attended a lavish banquet hall event with speeches from multiple dignitaries.
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Cabinet discusses Louisiana affairs without action
At today’s Cabinet meeting the Louisiana situation drew attention but no new steps were taken beyond known measures. A telegram from Gen. Augur to Gen. Sheridan said troops are instructed to prevent violence and protect those needing it. Bascom at Bayou Sara reports disturbances ended, mostly in Mississippi. MR BOOTH AND THE GREENBACKS. An acquaintance asked Booth by telegraph if he accepts the Greenback Convention nomination for President. He answered no, hopes his name won’t be a candidate, and has seen no official notice beyond newspapers.
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Great Powers Action and Salonica Murders Report
A Berlin despatch says Britain may refuse the three power memorandum and five powers may address a note to Turkey. Reports from Salonica detail the murdered consuls funeral with order and ceremony. London cites England’s refusal as aiming to keep future options unfettered while not urging the Sultan to reject proposals. The Salonica investigation has yet to reveal the murders’ real cause. Women and children massacred.
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Prince of Wales Reception at Guildhall in London
The Prince of Wales and Princess were hosted in a magnificent reception in London. Crowds cheered as they arrived at Guildhall after a triumphal street procession. The banquet seated about 500 distinguished guests with rich decoration and brief toasts followed by music. Disraeli III.
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Amnest y motion debated in Paris and Versailles
Sixty Deputies abstained from voting on a general amnesty in Paris. In Versailles Senate debate Mar quis de Francken questioned the Interior Minister over a circular by the late Ricard. De Marcere said the constitution could only be liberal modified as elections have changed laws. Chamber debates amnesty. radical motions rejected.
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Washington May 19 Democratic split over Thurman and Allen
Sergeant-at-Arms Thompson and Congressman Hurd return from Cincinnati to a divided Democratic camp. Thompson says Thurman led delegates and Allen backers tried to push an Independent nomination. the convention shifted to Thurman on a minority platform. He sees seeds sown for unity around a non Ohio New York outsider. Tom Ewing counters with Allen leading in districts, Thurman next, while Ohio and New York factions clash over facing a united front and outside candidates.
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Fire damages frame block in Biddeford Maine
A frame block on Main and Laconia streets in Biddeford owned by the Hooper heirs was badly damaged by fire and water this morning. Occupants included Boynton the druggist Cole the photographer Lord the fancy goods and Smith the barber. All suffered smoke fire and water exposure. Insured.
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