Gladstone opens Irish home rule debate in crowded Commons
London May 11 Gladstone rises to move the second reading of the Irish home rule bill before a packed house. The prince of Wales attends and Irish members cheer, while Gladstone argues autonomy for Ireland within the empire, outlines clauses on Irish reps, taxation, and a joint commission, and faces questions from Hartington as the debate adjourns.
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Journal Theft Tangles Ohio Senate Row in 1859
In Columbus May 11 Sunday rumors swirled about the safety of the Senate journal from Saturday as Republicans planned action to expel Democrats. Clark Vallandingham claimed it safe at his desk, but Monday found the journal missing. Accusations flew. Vallandingham later asserted he did not take it, and a new journal was prepared. Allen O. Meyers arrived, sending a telegram from Chattanooga urging decisive action. A draft resignation threat by Democratic senators loomed, while Republicans pressed to adjourn next Monday.
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Ohio Senate
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Stanford
Beck
van Wyck
Pacific Railroad
Fpacitle Ronda
Paallia Mail Steamship Line
Branford
Bowell
Walthall
Pension and tariff debates mark Senate session
In Washington on May 11 the Senate heard numerous petitions opposing the pension bill as insufficiently liberal, and considered measures on Canada retaliation, naval seizures, and river and harbor funding. A plan to issue coin notes replacing gold and silver certificates prompted House discussions, with concurrent bills on postal salaries and inter state commerce. The session adjourned after a lengthy, unsettled public business hour.
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Prophesying Disaster Over Interstate Commerce Bill Stake Rows
Reports from Washington and Washtington City detail sharp debates over an interstate commerce bill. Senator Stanford denounces the measure as a path to national disaster while allies and opponents clash on railroad influence and anti trust style measures. Retaliation talks arise over Canadian seizure and foreign trade privileges as Frye and others push limited discriminatory duties and executive proclamations.
Partial revival of business across Chicago rail yards
Chicago shops and freight stations report a partial revival Monday with many railroads rehiring old workers at former wages. Major lines including Lake Shore and Michigan Central resume full force, while some firms like Rothchilds furniture face stalled wage increases amid resumed operations and lingering strikes in lumber and tanning sectors.
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Not Antagonizing Powdererly Knight's View Prominent
A copy of remarks from a prominent Knight discusses the labor leadership contest and Powderly's place. A southwest faction doubts Martin Powderly can win the general master workman role, urging patience and caution amid internal party divisions. Amalgamated Association events include a June convention in Troy and a push for re admission by steel workers. Strikes ripple through Troy and New York while other towns report wage and labor unrest and police actions.
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Amalgamated Association
Buried in Back Yards in Chicago Drug Riot
An unidentified number of Bohemians and Germans poisoned after drinking medicated wines and assorted tonics from a wrecked drug store on Center avenue. Victims, many children, died or lay grievously ill as rioters looted bottles and candy laced with opium. This physician and police describe graves in back yards and note deaths and funerals tied to the chaos in Roanfold’s drug store aftermath.
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National Amusement League Baseball Results For Monday
Scores from games across the circuit include Chicago defeating Boston 7 to 1, Detroit sweeping New York 9 to 3 in seven innings, and St Louis over Kansas City 5 to 3. American Association games show Baltimore 0 to Metropolitan 0 and Pittsburgh 4 to Cincinnati 0, with others postponed due to rain.
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