Kenna Defends Presidents Papers Question in Senate
West Virginia's Kenna, the Senate's youngest member, spoke in support of the president's access to executive papers, arguing the executive should control documents vital to official duties. He cited historical refusals to share papers and warned against using cabinets as political weapons while praising Cleveland's administration.
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Senate
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Record of March Senate and House actions in Wasituxaton
The record outlines Senate debates on land forfeiture for railway construction and a speech by Kenna of West Virginia opposing the president, plus an executive session and adjournment. It notes House resolutions about accounts between states and the United States, a pension measure, and various committee reports. Also covered are pension tributes for Gen Hancock, labor discussions on tariff effects, Pan-Electric inquiry testimony, Des Moines land title veto, naval cadet appointments, and a poison case in Lebanon county with multiple casualties.
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Committee On Judiciary
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Maystal
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Finance
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March
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Nebraska
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Ma. Rogers
Towa
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Washington Orry
Des Moines
Congress
Sam Jones sermon on conviction and charity at Cosmo rink
A long, uneven OCR tale recounts Sam Jones addressing a Friday crowd at Cosmo rink. He rails against secularism, urges unified conviction, and recalls his early ministry, money woes, and living faith amid social reform, with anecdotes from Georgia and Chicago.
Mob clash at Toronto stables blocks car and harms drivers
A mob confronted a police escort at a stable in Toronto, Ontario around dawn on Friday, blocking a car with coal carts and express wagons. Windows were smashed, horses and the driver were knocked down, and a man suffered a head injury as officers arrived to restore order. A second car was started but failed. strikers were described as loafers, with no band in the attack.
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Madame Patti Huffed in Tan Pravini Show
A chaotic scene Friday evening drew crowds as Madame Patti Huffed and Adelina Puttd appeared in Tan Pravini. Police contained a rowdy group of men and youths while an elephantiasis case and a rare limb deformity were discussed by doctors amid public attention.
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Tragic double execution in New Orleans amid political feud
A chaotic Friday in Naw Orleans ends with the hanging of Ford and Word after a mob-scarred murder probe. Executions proceed despite earlier fainting bouts and fears of poisoning. Crowds of thousands witness the grim event as authorities confirm deaths and a city grapples with the violent political feud behind the tragedy.
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