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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1897
Page
2
In Washington and Boston reports, McKinley era politics stir debate. Rhetoric targets Mark Hanna and cabinet choices as senators, representatives, and officials navigate Cuba policy and consular appointments amid stalled confirmations and party maneuvering.
Senator McLaurin predicts the tariff bill advance from the Senate in the latter part of the present week or early next week. He says a Friday vote, “hangman’s day,” is likely though some Republicans think Wednesday or Thursday possible. Republicans expect the conference bill to resemble the original Dingley bill.
A socialist friend of Debs claims Yoebs' scheme for a socialist colony has been abandoned. Harry Gilliam was dragged from a Monroe county jail Sunday night and hanged by a mob. Two men were killed and two fatally wounded in a shooting at Pleasant Valley Texas. The Miinvis Central secures nearly all bonds of the Ohio Valley railroad and will buy at the July sale. Strong rail changes and tariffs dominate political and economic briefs across several states.
Nashville reports Gov Taylor appoints Mish Nellie Fly daughter of Toasie Ely as kspenser with colonel rank. Georgia remains sole state with a stately on the Governor’s uni. Chattanooga notes rising activity in trades and stronger iron and steel markets with steady pig iron sales and improving southern demand.
Washington June 28 Senator Harris of Tennessee had been unwell but was recovering when a setback yesterday caused early concern. Tonight reports say he is better. News also notes a Holston Valley mail route from Bristol to Big Creek Park will begin July 26, credited to Congressman W. P. Brownlow.
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