Morgan join rule debate over counting Hirelorul votes in session
The resolution passed without dissent as Morgan joined a lengthy session on the Lapham and Baker amendments. Key speakers included Liamu Weller Ferry Robeson Conger Keifer Robinson Lawley Laplion Brown with Lapeine and Blythe concerns raised. The Republican stance warned Democrats could risk impeachment, aiming to block the rule while counting Hancock.
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TNE
Hancock
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Wasdburn
Star Service Scam Details In Huntley Case At Supreme Court
Special dispatch reports in The Washington Star reveal Charles Huntley’s testimony on illicit payments and perks tied to postal contracts. He describes large loose sums and favors to department heads clerks and even reporters and governors to secure approvals and favorable treatment. He alleges hotel bills and travel costs totaling around thirty thousand dollars and hints at broader corruption across multiple federal offices.
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Ars
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Gay
Whatington
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Blontana
Arington
Itu
Wyomleg
Woabington
United States
Despondent Comment by Charleston Congressman on Southern Politics
The elected representative from Charleston district laments the South’s political outlook after ballot-box irregularities. He notes salinity fading in the region and doubts future candidacy. He supports moves for separate polling places for state offices but opposes federal election officers' authority. He asserts no Northern Democratic party in interlection and praises Southern Democrats' stand keeping the campaign from contempt.
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Congress
Chatleston
8.C
South
South Carolina
Ba Udor
Tio
Contemo
Contested Seats Delay House Elections Committee Action
The U S Committee on Elections has shown no movement since the session began. Chairman Springer has not issued notices, while Democrats on the committee have stalled further cases. The Bisbee nomination in Florida remains unresolved as Manning weighs legal and factual grounds, and Hull continues drawing his salary while not representing constituents.
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Notgihky
Catedga Tribune
Wasitrgaton
D. C
Committee On Elections of the Cause of Representatives
Springer
Washburn
Minnesota
Judgne Orth
Indiana
House of Representatives
Elections Committee
Donnelly
Bisbee
Florida
Bisbee Inston of
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Troass of Representatives
Manning
Hull
Secretary Thompson and the Panama Canal
Secretaries Thompson and the Panama Canal are at the center of a turbulent dispatch in The Chicago Tribune. The notice suggests Thompson, then Navy Secretary, may be offered and possibly accept the chairmanship of the De Lesseps Panama scheme amid U S disfavor. It notes questions over government stance, potential reassignments, and a $25,000 salary offer from the Pension Company.
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Panama Canal
Chicago Tribune
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Pacific Ocean
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Gen. Granth
Bankrupt law debate stalls in Congress. Massachusetts official predicts inaction
Special dispatches report Massachusetts official Gov Claffin warning that the Lowell Bankrupt bill will not pass this session as Democrats in Congress remain opposed. The House Judiciary Committee is sent back on amendments, with factions concerned over unworkable provisions and nationalist bias. Additional dispatches note the Senate Finance panel delaying Malt bill action, while Greenbackers in Washington claim cross-party support remains limited amid costly dinners and political maneuvering.
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Democratic Congress
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Chicago Tribune
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Bonato Finance Committee
Browore
Political turmoil and tax talks fill congressional agenda
The report outlines lawmakers debating a tax reduction plan centered on checks, matches, and proprietary machines. It notes no action on repealing savings bank deposit taxes, with discussions including Representative Kelley’s substitute for the Refunding bill and a Senate agenda on funding and public prints.
Pendleton motion on Civil Service inquiry referred
In the Senate at Washington on motion by Mr Pendleton a portion of the President's Savual message on Civil Service reform was referred to the select committee to inspect the branches of the Civil Service and report soon. A resolution by Mr Davis of Illinois adjournment until Monday was noted as the session closed while Pendleton introduced a joint resolution to obtain a privilege of...
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Springvield
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Thia City
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Political Points a Boost for Baxter for Supreme Court
Special dispatches report Nashville editorials urging John Baxter of the United States District Court of Tennessee for the Supreme Court judgeship. The piece extols Baxter as a leading Southern mind, aligned with Republican aims, and would reflect well on President Garfield.
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Coteago Tribune
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Tenn
Dec. C
Nasnville
John Baxter
United States District Court of Tennesseet
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South
Garfield
Booth
Tennessee
Springfield Theatre Fire Levels Comique and Losses Told
A devastating fire in Springfield Massachusetts gutted the Theatre Comique on Pine Street near Fourth, destroying wardrobes and scenery valued in the tens of thousands. Firemen faced extreme smoke and cold as flames swept through the building, with nearly all contents lost and the structure heavily damaged.
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Theatre Comique
de Mura ‘Theatre
Pino
Fourth Street
Thia
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Sromon
Burnhir
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Glote-Democrat
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Balyago Corps
George W. Steed
Saga
Comique
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Thomas Snelleaker
Cincinnati
Switch
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Accure Sane Hall
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Otdon
Edwin Mitt
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Paropastrost
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Stebel Hull
Furnique Wg
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Virginia
Enterprise
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Amazon
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Pooles N. J
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Yonta Ago
James Burns
Farrand
Sr. Idre
Yarnall Pickto Company
Edward A. Hilleys & Co
Yarnatay
Aters Yarbull
Trapeze act accident at Crystal Theater shocks audience
At the Crystal Theater on Hit Street near Boventh, trapeze performer Milo Leon fell twenty feet during a act. She hit the floor, was unconscious but recovered after care. Teeth damaged and bruises noted, but no serious injury. Milo Leon credited a bystander for life saving aid. DETROIT: James Montgomery, a worker, was fatally hit by a freight train after being run over during coupling duties. Train mishap caused extensive damage to rolling stock and minor injuries to none.
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Chicapo Tribune
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Joshuy Jones
Dull Township
Sangamon County
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Ito
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Duchud
Chicago Tribune
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Detroit
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Mich
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Blocked and Burned Train Wreck Near Winona Junction
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune reports a collision on the Winona & St. Peters Road at 2:50 this morning near Courtland after a Friday night storm closed the Nej Junction. One engine left the track, the rear car remained, seven coaches and two engines damaged, and a snow bank obstructed the train. No serious injuries reported.
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Dee
Winona & St. Peters
Courtland
Orron Bond
Thors Momoer
Harwood and Co Wins Point in Creditors Case
In Minneapolis, Harwood and Co, a bankrupt firm, faces supplemental proceedings in U S Court as King and Fields press to collect. Judge Nelson weighs the legality of the process, delaying final action until next week and signaling a victory for Harwood by maintaining regular court procedures.
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Spectal
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I. D. Harwood
Minneapolla
Agio Hig
United States
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J. W. Goodwin
Daly
Ile
Munnepin County
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Thia
Harwood
Strike Prompts Miners to Demand Higher Wages
A local miners strike spread as talks over wage increases intensified. Miners on the Baltimore and Ohio line began job actions demanding a half cent per bushel raise, with expectations of further unrest tomorrow among river and Pine Handle Row workers who fear operator resistance. If the stoppage grows, winter coal production could falter at plants dependent on Pittsburgh sources.
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Pirrspuna
Baltininto & Ohio Malle Road
Phico
Pittsburg
Obituary for Joseph Schwytham Prominent Stadison Resident
Special dispatch reports the death of Joseph Schwytham a leading Stadison German artist and town founder. He helped establish a sawmill and a river route between Detroit and Calosgo, served as Major General of the Brutmilla and as examiner at endote ak Woot Polat, and was a longtime member of the State Unity.
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Dee
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Chicago Tribune
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Stadison
Joseph W. Brown
Scouneb
Thin State
AM Ty
Lawrence County
Detroit
Calosgo
Madison Items and Tragic Horse Fatality in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin dispatch reports a young man, about 18, died after leaping a fence from a horse near Madison. Police say the cause of death remains uncertain as investigations begin. The Wisconsin Lutheran Association is mentioned in a separate note.
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Annual election plans amid foggy state rhetoric
A garbled report notes political figures discussing election aims at the observatory site with rapid phrases about progress and purpose. The text hints at state leadership, including Governor and related actions, though details are unclear.
Train wreck attempt shocks Detroit rail line with youth arrest
A Detroit Grand Trunk train halted near a switch after obstructions were found on the track. Detectives arrested a 17 year old farmer’s son suspected of placing the obstacles in a local motive to loot. He confessed drinking prior to his arrest at Central Station.
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Expulsion Decision In Massachusetts Dental Society
A Massachusetts Dental Society vote 10 to 6 expelled Dr Dennett for obtaining a patent on a popular remedy and attempting to press the profession to buy rights. The case involved libel and a 1872 article charging abuse by a minister, with trial details and damages discussed.
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Chicago
Courtemont
Greenfield Gazelle
Planint
Noth
Weather Forecasts Across Lakes and Chicago Snow Event
The Chicago Tribune reports a complex weather outlook with rising and falling barometers across the Lower and Upper Lake regions, northerly to easterly winds, and partially cloudy skies. Snow is expected in some areas with cold temperatures and wind shifts. notes mention a historic cold snap and a blizzard threat to northern regions.
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