Tariff Bill Debate Ends In House With Defeat
In Washington on May 6 the House adjourned after a day of debate on the tariff bill. Morrison of Illinois led the opposition and the measure was defeated on a party line vote of 156 to 151 after a dramatic roll call. The chamber erupted in applause and the galleries filled with spectators as the result was announced and the roll was completed.
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Democratic Party
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McAdoo
New Jersey
Iludlay
Maryland
Joboron
Washington
Blackburn
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Standali
Convetivus
Eston
Georgia
Hammond
Louisiana
Gibson
Esaton
Connecticut
Hunt
Binckburn
Kasson
Iowa
Congress
United States
Europe
Morrison
Tillmois
Converse
Onto
Blasea Ani Gronderom
Tellera
Congerae
Morrisuo
Regan
Texas
G. D. Wie
Virginia
Cobverse
Hougs
Turner
Kentucky
Bennett
Nay
Oshiltree
Muidron
Valenine
Nienolls
Cay
Riggs
Woods
Juhinaton White
Meno
Woweo Asgaio
Randall
Willis
Teally
Sotad
Asia
Attica
Forsigon
Vance
Richard II
London Economnit
England
India
Piambapoke
Bayard
Ver
Yeas
Waye
Senate
Awatm Court of Inquiry
Wa+HINGTON
Swailm Court of Inquiry
Swaim
Calkins
Johnston
Bateman
Jeff Chandler
Army
Humphrey
Bateman & Co
Secretary of War
Scott
Chandler
Senate report on Mississippi rights crimes sparks calls for reform
The senate committee on privileges and elections presents a majority report detailing conspiracies of violence to influence Mississippi elections. It cites mob rule, murders, and state inaction, urging constitutional safeguards and a full investigation after the next election. The minority will issue a separate report.
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Washington
George William Cui
Wasimnaros
Senate Coumittes
Ciplat
Senate
National Congress
Congress
Young Democrata
Polla
Uma
Mississippi
Copia
Senate Committee
House of Representatives
Chisholm
Dixon
Foote
Unite States
Internal Revenue
Yston
Miuvsiasippi
Webster
Greece
House of Congress
Ita
Mindlesippi
Charlotte N. C
Oka
Observer
Winston
Harrison Read
Waughtown
Henry Swato
Anid Hin Aure
Rows
Wineton
Marine Bank Failure Shocks Wall Street City
The Marine Bank of New York suspends payments amid rumors of a $500,000 defalcation linked to Grant & Ward. Reports say the bank, with surplus of $613,000 and undivided profits of $62,445, faces a fragile capital base and possible receiver appointment. Grant & Ward officials and bank directors dispute the solvency crisis while examinations proceed. The Associated Banks plan a special meeting to review relations with the Marine Bank as market panic ensues.
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Tecapital
Marine Bank
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Suapeogivo
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Privea
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacifis
Northern Pacific
Erie
Mears, Grant and Ward
Stich Exchange
Grant
Grant & Ward Te
Grant, Sr
Ward
Washington
The
Tts Enma Pension
Ally Lass
Janes Fish
John D Fish
James D Fish
Booth's
Xth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Watore
Bank
Weall Street
Hudpenton
Uinal
Wall Street
Nawau
Metropolitan
Garfield National Banks
Bank of the Republic
Associated Banks
Held & Mivetig
Eaelon
Association
Stott
Assiuiation Tosmorrow
Finch
Charles F. Etwell
Toe
Grant & Ward
Ani Aborre H
Joever
Lanything
Market Reports From May On New York Stocks and Cotton
May day trading opened higher then weakened with a late sharp decline in stocks. Reports show varying prices across United States exchanges while cotton markets in Norfolk, Atlanta, Richmond, and other ports remained dull to steady with mixed receipts and exports to Great Britain and France.
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Llam
Glenmond Sane
Virginia
Richmond & Dann
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Ohio
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Liverpool
May
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Jace
Vaige
Vas Juini
Moytember
Ostoner
Nellore
Dacemb
Aelie's
Ustiber
Tueere Chacge
Marice
Alnca
Yeaters
O Uber
ALY Ratom
Jotton Market
Norfolk
Uotton
Reculpta
Wroas
Stuck
Eles
WiLatNutes
Uotton Market
Aioen
Stouk
Ealen
Great Britain
Madine
Mat Recelpta Oy
Gros
Stouk Bios
Memphis
Racelpte
Growe
Charlarton
Nat Receipt
Gradi
Exporta Wa Ountioelt
Mixed Commodity Prices and Markets Report May 6
Commodities including whisky, flour, cotton seed, lard, and wool quoted with fluctuating demand. Reports from New Orleans, Chicago, New York, Savannah, Wilmington and other markets note steady or varying prices, with some items showing demand and others weak. Local weather hints and export mentions accompany market notes and price ranges.
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College of Physlciion and Nurgeons
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