Hayes Veto Dominates Senate Debate Across Papers
The Richmond Whig notes Hayes offers another veto and urges prorogation. Cincinnati Commercial cites duty and resists Confederate demands. Chicago Times sees cleared misperceptions, while Chicago Tribune reports strong national approval. Philadelphia Inquirer calls the bill dangerous to state rights. Philadelphia Record describes Virginia intermarriage case with writ of habeas corpus and pending decision.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Times
Chicago Tribune
Hayes
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Golid
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Record
Washington Veterinary Expert Questions Pleuro Pneumonia Link
The Treasury reports from May 13 detail Williams of Edinburg Veterinary College examining six American cattle lungs slaughtered in Liverpool. He finds no contagious pleuro pneumonia signs, noting capillary bronchitis and recent lobule collapses from transit, with no pneumonia or pleuritis. Co workers corroborate his view.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Williams
New Veterinary College
Edinburg
Liverpool
Privy Council
Pluero
Senate panel backs amendment to foreign service funding
The senate finance committee authorized Bayard to propose an amendment to the pending legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill. It would authorize $20,000 for diplomatic and consular service to be spent at the president's discretion to pursue through diplomatic channels a common international ratio of value between gold and silver coinages.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Bayard
Moy Jim Kee Charged With Larceny in New York
Moy Jim Kee of New York says his Chinese relatives are wealthy. His father led a lodge of Free Masons and was converted by an English missionary. Kee’s brother is an interpreter in a San Francisco state court. He has been in the United States about three years and nine months, mostly in San Francisco. He is accused of larceny. earlier Chinese defendants in the city were linked to gambling.
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Moy Jim Kee
New York
China
Lodge of Free Masons
San Francisco
Jim Keo
Fuly Jinmoyk
Hells
Mott Street
Bernhart Wolff
Wolff
Telegraphic Bureau
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Iowa
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Bright
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Pacific
Hong Kong
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Japan
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Ladies’ Monumental Association
Capital Square
Columbus
Germany
Congress
Madrid
Council of Ministers
Philadelphia
Suffolk Park
Scotland
Henry
Leon Obotteaw
Finance Committee Approves Subsidiary Coins Bill Report
The committee on finance today authorized Bayard to report to the senate on the house bill concerning subsidiary coins with two amendments. One lowers legal tender for subsidiary silver coins to ten dollars, replacing twenty or five dollars under prior law. The other amendment limits fourth section to all coins of face value.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
House
Bayard
Senate
House of Representatives
A Queer Case Heard in Richmond Court
In Richmond Virginia on May 15 Edmund Kinney colored and Mary Susan Tall white are confined in the Virginia penitentiary as part of a mis case transfer or hearing. The report notes their race and current confinement status within the prison system.
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Hichmond
Edmund Kinney
Mary Susan Tall
Virginia Penitentiary
Senate Debates Pension Arrears Fund Use In Treasury
In the Senate May 13 session lawmakers debated paying arrears of pensions from the currency redemption fund. Supporters argued funds exist and should be paid. opponents urged restraining redirection or using the fund for debt repayment. The vote to keep the clause stood 37 to 26. The House then rejected a military interference bill after a 127 to 97 vote, with several greenbackers voting yes.
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Senate
Washington
Booth
Bayard
Beck
Sherman
Plumb
Davis
W. Va
Voorhees
Allison
Treasury
Edmunds
HOUSE
Knott
Hayes
Yeas
Warner
Townshend
Warren
Buckner
Browne
de la Matyr
Congress
United States
Belford
Colorado
Fort
Frye
Sympathy Letter From Press to J. W. Simonton Family
Journalists from New York and other regions gathered today to adopt a formal letter of condolence to J. W. Simonton and his family in their recent affliction. The Associated Press employee and representatives from New York New England Western Southern and California press attended the meeting.
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New York
Associated Press
New York State
New England
Western
Southern
California
J. W. Simonton
Gorgeous Banquet Highlights Speeches by White and Blaine
The eleventh annual New York chamber of commerce banquet at Delmonico's featured notable addresses by Minister Andrew White and Senator Blaine of Maine. White criticized recent California amendments while Blaine's presence, long awaited, drew strong reception as speakers covered commerce diplomacy and prospects for prosperity.
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New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
Delmonico’s
Andrew I
White
Blaine
Maine
California
United States
Germany
Coun- Benator
Passage on US commerce and foreign trade policy
The speaker praises progress in Europe over twenty years while criticizing US policy. He notes US tonnage rose from four to eleven million and argues government neglect lets alien interests profit from foreign trade. He laments one hundred ten million dollars in gold leaving the country yearly and calls for regulation to aid American paupers.
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Europe
United States
No Change in Outlook on Appropriation Bills
Washington reports no new shift in the outlook for action on appropriation bills. The hot heads who led last night have cooled somewhat, and wiser Democratic leaders are delaying any caucus calls as the process continues.
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Washington
Russian reform policy seen as mild in St. Petersburg
A London reporter who recently traveled from Russia says repression effects are hardly noticeable in St. Petersburg. He wandered the city at night without interference and observed crowded promenades on Sunday. Princess Dagmar was seen driving alone in her carriage and unattended.
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London
Russia
St. Petersburg
Dagmar
Elections in Spain Favor Government Says Madrid Dispatch
Madrid reports that elections across Spain largely favor the government. Martine, leader of the centraliata, announced his intention to back the government.
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Madrid
Spain
Martine
Centraliata
Pope appoints five cardinal priests and three deacons
The consistory in Rome appoints five cardinal priests and three cardinal deacons. New cardinals include Rev Dr John Henry Newman of England and Rev Dr Herzenroether. Additional bishopric appointments include Cardinal Hohenlote to Albano and Dr McWabe to Dublin and Tree with Woodlock named to Ardagh and Clonmocroia.
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Rome
John Henry Newman
England
Herzenroether
Cardinal Hohenlote
Albano
Fey
McWabe
Dublin
Tree
Woodlock
Ardagh
Clonmocroia
World Over Details of the Day Storms and Veto Debate
A sharp hail and electric storm swept Minnesota last night damaging a warehouse in Monte Video Chippewa county. Republican reactions to the veto message praise its defense of federal power and electoral rights with editorials in York and national papers highlighting a contrast between party factions and public leadership.
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St. Paul
Wisconsin
Monte Video
Chippewa County
Senate considers bill for exchange of subsidiary coin
In Washington on May 15 Senator Bayard reported a bill to exchange subsidiary coin for legal tender and asked for its consideration, but it went over under objection. The House resumed discussion on legislative, executive and judicial matters as Shelly and Russell traded personal explanations over election integrity and seating disputes. Knott raised the veto message on the military interference bill and the House moved to a vote after a seconded previous question.
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York
the Tribune
United States
Free North
Herald
Congress
Republican Joint Caucus
Edmunds
Sun
Hayes
The
New England
Sherman
John Sherman
Senate
Washington
Bayard
House
Kitchin
Knott
Goulds plan to consolidate K P R R mortgages
Rumors say the Gould clique intends to consolidate all existing mortgages of the Kansas Pacific railroad company into one mortgage covering all property lands and constructed roads. Jay Gould and Russell Sage named trustees with bonds authorized at 30 million dollars.
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Gould
New York
Gould Clique
Kanasé Pacific Railroad Company
Tiito
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
Denver
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