Bill to tax oleomargarine faces constitutional clash
In the Senate debate on a bill to tax oleomargarine, Hopkins of Illinois and Reagan of Texas challenge the measure as unconstitutional and protectionist, while Hiscock of New York argues it harms farmers and public health. They warn it could undermine states’ powers and mislead consumers with imitation butter.
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Hopkins
Uinois
Hammond
Georgia
Congress
Reagan
Texas
Hiscock
New York
Walmngton City
Secret Senate Debates Oppose Secrecy in Nominations
Washington May 25. Senator Gibson denounced secret executive sessions and urged open doors for nominations to office. He argued offices belong to the people who pay the holders and warned secret inquiry fosters intrigue, malice, and party advantage, recalling past resignations when wishes were ignored.
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Gilwan
Washington City
Gibson
Senate
John Adams
Hoat
Senate Debates Pension Bills and Creates Open Sessions Debate
Washington reports Monday shows the Senate considering private pension bills, with several cases postponed and others passed. Discussion centers on open sessions, while the bankruptcy bill faces opposition from Plumb and Teller. The president vetoed private pension bills for several named individuals as the body adjourned after related actions.
President veto messages on four private pension bills
The President sent veto messages on four private pension bills stating the applicants were rejected by the pension bureau. The notices note the bureau’s determinations as the basis for the vetoes, reflecting cautious handling of pension requests.
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Washington City
Genuin
Pension Bureau
Evi
Pension disputes and political notes from Washington and Missouri
A compilation of pension case discussions, including Edward Agora and Edward Chandler disputes over preexisting injuries and service connections, plus remarks on Dudley B. Branch and Loula Muleber. Also reports from Washington on the White House visit of Mr. and Mrs. Bell, bankruptcy debates in the Senate, customs service reorganization, and a Miller family wedding with brief legal notes on underwriters recovering losses.
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Edward Agora
Indiana
Aonate
Pension Office
Tee
Janos C. Chandler
Fts
le Wax
Flea
Dudley B. Branch
Senate
Loula Muleber
Panalda of
Kilpatrick's Peril and Rescue by 125 Railroad Laborers
Kilpatrick Bros railway builders narrowly escaped hanging by 125 Burlington & Missouri workers in Nuckolls county Nebraska after demanding payment for sub contractors. Sheriff and detective led 60 men to the camp to free Kilpatrick. No further violence occurred. Also a London welcome for Oliver Wendell Holmes at St Georges club with nobility and American guests. Monsignor emer abjured Roman Catholicism for Anglican church at Rome.
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Omana
Neb
George Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick Broa
Nuckolls County
Yrailroad
Kilpatrick Bros
Burlington & Missouri
Superior
Nelson
Kilpatrick
Becausa
Bins
Prinee
Oliver Wendell Holmes
London
St Georges Club
l'Lere
Parliamnt
Duke of Argyle
Duke of Westminster
Duke of Manchester
Lord Napier
Count Karolys
Murder for Money Trial Reveals Alibi Clash and Confession
Jurors heard the Thursday trial of Maxwell wall and Preller with testimony from J W McCullough a ne tactive who said he forged a check and joined Maxwell’s circle. McCullough described how Proller’s money and a botched plan led to a confession and a murder by chloroform and morphine, with $800 taken and Preller’s valuables.
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Afo
Maxwall
J. W. McCuilough
Dateatine Murlong
Clover
McVowall
O Oll
Maxwell
Hearahd
Proller
Preller
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Auckland
Pre
Prullur
New York
Fauntleroy
Fauntieroy Tivad
Martin
Weston
Marswell
Crilici
Yariona
Shaking in Their Boots in Mayan Invade Plot
Reports from Monrneas New York May 2d describe an abortive attempted abduction of Billy Matone, the reality clerk of the New York aldermen, as detectives and political figures fear threats and lurid schemes. Canadian sleuths flood the scene, while others on Wall Street discuss oil and stock market moves amid a Cameron farm well.
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Can
Billy” Matone
New York
Lownd
Sing Ring
Tanolte
Tveliest
Wall Street
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Cameron Farm
Elmont Oil Company
Canadian schooner Sistera seized over missing cargo manifest
May 2 Portland reports the Canadian schooner Sistera seized after captain failed to present a cargo manifest. Fine is 100 dollars. Captain Wdia laments the loss as impacts grow amid ongoing Canuck American dispute. Local officials forward a report to Secretary Manning. protest from Captains of the Blazers scene cited.
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Portland
Pournano
Wdia
Innattera
Hogull
Kia
Mabory
Ella M. Doughty
Digby
Anderson
Heorotary Manning
Pha Malio
Congress
Ruis
Vicp Conaul Stau
Her
Dominion
Manning
Nlland
Hinino
Lin
Bar Harbor
Grand Opera by Home Talent in Chicago Debut
Chicago May 35 The American Opera company opens a two week grand opera run at McVicker's theatre led by Theodore Thomas. Emma Juch Felton Hastreiter Myron Whitney William Candidas William Ludwig and Alonzo Stoddard star in Wagner and ends with strong civic support for American singers. Audience praised performances and urged continued local patronage to fund the enterprise.
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Armerican Oporstles
Autoricin Opera Company
McVisker’s
Serson
Heodore Thomas
Thorprtielpala
Emma Juch
Felton Hastreiter
Myron W. Whitney
William Candidas
William Ludwig
Alonzo Btoldach
Thornsalvad
American Opera Company
Stara
Kouins
Be THE CHURCH TAKING A HAND in Irish politics
Dublin editorials claim Cardinal Manning pressures Irish bishops to influence Mr Parnell to retain Irish MPs in Westminster. The move, seen as protecting Catholic education policy, provokes warnings from Irish political figures about home rule and cross border tensions.
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Lanboy
Arebbiabop Walsh
Dublin
Purnellita Mensbard
Woatuiwater
Manning Han
Parnell
Great Britain
Cardinal Manning
Irluk
Parnellite
Apache trouble forecast by Bullatin Calabassay dispatch
San Francisco May 2 The Bullatin'y Calabassay A T correspondent telegraphs that if the hostile band around Nugates succeeds in thwarting troops and spoiling their reservation, a significant epoch in Apache history may follow with advantage to the whites.
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San Francisco
Bullatin'y Calabassay
A. T
Nugates
Hugh
Knights of Labor Convention Elites Labor Reform Debates
In Conalander Ohio on May 25 the Knights of Labor assembled to discuss reforms. Mr Wonderly led calls to change laws, regulate boycotts, and empower the executive board to intervene in strikes. A Philadelphia conference was postponed due to committee absence, and debates centered on absorbing trades unions and preserving individual bargaining rights.
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Ohio
Wonderly
Thule
Wowderly Eayy
Knights of Labor
Aix
Philadelphia
Guy. Gral
Baldoo
Trades Union People
Ths
Trades Uniona
Maxter Workman
Greek Army Regains Town and Armistice Talks Near
Greek troops regain Contra town after a turning maneuver and repulse Turkish forces at Critzovo with heavy Greek casualties. Generals Loris mortally wounded. Kyouly Pashs and Gen. Bapounzaki sign an armistice. Authorities order immediate demobilization of peace-time exempted soldiers and rapid release of reserve units. Retreat orders issued for Gravk forces and plans to disband army corps under way.
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Groek
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Gravk
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Irtkall
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van Buren
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Hallett & Davis
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Freeport
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Lange Din
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Terese
Murvdif Ikinwelton Bros
Banke: Ee
Maurer & Kulmeyer
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Kessler
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Ferguson’s Steam Dye House
Pepe Chicago Street
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Gerauin Bank
Breeport
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