Open Doors Debate on Secrecy in Senate Sessions
In a February session at Washington the Senate debated open versus secret proceedings. Speakers urged public disclosure of executive adjudications and cabinet determinations, arguing all votes should be known and treaties framed in public view, while acknowledging limited private hours for deliberations.
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Secretary of War
Teller
Senate
Sonato
Wheen
Plumb
Hawley
Tesla
Connecticut
Supreme Court
Court Hippu
United States
Thome
Tadunaiebos
Washington City
Rlily Ware
Missouri
Sioux City
Ohio
Ofilea
Howe
Congress
Hansa
Kerr
Iowa
Raniall
House
Pacife
Boston rates in dispute with New York lines
Interstate Commerce Commission issue finds Boston local rates not unjust or unreasonable compared with New York rates. Through line, through rates from Chicago to Boston under scrutiny. cites Lake Shore Michigan Southern and New York Central lines. Deliberations discuss Boston on par with other ports for foreign trade. Prefers New York’s labor, port, and rail advantages. Separates passenger classes when required and notes wage and tax debates among lawmakers.
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Boston
New York
Reagan
Wasnisteron
Beb
Interstate Connmoea Commission
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Ike Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad Company
New York Central & Pilsen River Railroad Company
Beats & Albany Railroad Company
Chicago
Hinton
Lake Shore & Michigan
Heaton
Commission Bays
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Portland
Montreal
Hoaton
Trojan
Albany
Boston & Albany
New England
Roada
Lakes
Erie Canal
Hudson River
Boxley
W. H. Heard
Georgia
Skirmish on Tariff Debate Sparks Assembly Tussle
fragmented text describes a heated tariff dispute in Wasnisaros City with mention of a failed field action, a stalled defection bill, and references to an outdated tariff track. It notes party positions and calls for reform of a taxing system amid political maneuvering.
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Wasnisaros
Republican Party
Barnard
Pwat
Democratic Party
New York Press Club Dinner Honors Col. Cockrell
A nonpartisan New York Press Club event featured Col. Dol A. Cockrell of The World as guest of honor. Speakers including Daniel Dougherty and Gen. Sherman lauded editors and politicians, debated tariffs, and praised new editors while noting partisan tensions and retirements.
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New York Press Club
Dolmoniao
Dol A. Cockrell
Worlkt
Alfa
Ashley WW
Cole
Chanmeey Af
Depow
Harry Wilton
Alexander K. McClura
Frank Hatton
Col. Cook
Judge Vanhovson
Congiwannan A
J. Chinniinga
Truman
Merriman
Flowari Carrot
Lettura
Cleveland
Ovbliet
Dapaw
Apanker
Raprosanta
Te Caldy
New York Prova Club
Itm
Roswell Pettibons
Sherman
Thora
Aditora
New York
Anronda
Depew
Cvol
Daniel Dougherty
Ando
Marshall P. Wilder
P. Mower
A. K. McClure
Amos Cummings
WL. Brown
Frank Hutton
Col. Taylor
Born or not General Sheridan birthplace dispute stirs debates
The Star cites war department records and family statements on Philip H. Sheridan’s birth location with Albany New York and Somerset Ohio as candidates. Sheridan’s widow and relatives offer conflicting memories while official cadet records hint at Ohio dates, fueling a long-running birthplace controversy across political and regional lines.
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Wasiisaroax Crey
The
Star
War Department
Sherdab Wow
Albany
N.Y
Somerset
Hinell
Ini McCabe
Milwanekee
Tamsire
Lifs House
Dais
Sheridan
Phillip H. Sheridan
Sho
Cavan
Parish Killabran
Virginia
N. Y
Pll
West Heath Street
Columbue Street
England and Venezuela clash over border rail plan
A London backed military action has entered Venezuela claiming violation of territorial rights over a railway project near the Yamari area. U S envoy Bilway seeks American support to protect Venezuelan interests as England pursues expansion in South America. Other items note U S tax actions on Canadian currency and Gould Sage legal prospects, plus state telephone tax proposals and a constitutional reform dispute in New Jersey.
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Uncle Sam
New York
Venezuela
Titan
Yimnari
Yurnari
Contoy
Vanozuala
England
Casa
Bilway
United States
Gan Silva
South America
Bayar
Nevossary
Unemployed Laborers and Coal Strike Debates In Reading
Testimony before the house committee examines the Reading coal strike. It covers output figures for 1887 a 144 square mile territory and wage terms per ton. Whiting cites profit loss or gain, and the role of the Knights of Labor in delaying resumption. Other items note unemployment in Pennsylvania and a Brooklyn smallpox scare.
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W. White
Tony
Mineuw Atvile
Corbin
Whiting
Lehigh
Corbin ‘Aw
Nen
Minera
Andaraoit
Washington
Parker
Atilke
Reading Company
Reading
Bowron
Bureau of Labor Statistics
House of Representatives Thurulay
Carroll D. Wright
Cansua
Atate
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Democratic State Club of California
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