Ingalls Attacks Black Imposter In Pension Debate
Kansas senator denounces Commissioner Black as an imposter while defending a pension for Black. Voorhees defends Black amid vivid accounts of battlefield injuries and ongoing relief disputes. Senate confrontation highlights tensions over veterans pensions and justice.
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Ingalls
Commissioner Black
Voorloos
iHumore
Chicago
Black
Voorhwes
Gen. Black
Voorhees
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Ingallx
Blacks
Auto
Ingalla
John Charles Track
Iox
United States
Mangalls
John Charles Black
Kaunas
Lisa
Lamar
Pate
John Charles Mack
Digalls
Sautiers
the Republic
Voorhoos
Togalls
Hat
Voorlees
Gen Black
Senate
Sun
Licgun
Cockrell
Congress
Pensigna
Washington Debates Voluminous Butter Tax Bill
The second day of debate on the olvomar garine tax bill in the House produced amusement and sharp critique, with Dunn lampooning supporters and Arkansas' Dunne noting unlikely alliances. Speakers split along dairy interest lines as votes loomed, amid cross-cutting appeals for reform, free trade, and protection.
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Wasmisdton City
Dunn
Chicago
Passayza
Dunne
Arkansas
Tradars
Plztron Protection Data
Ilindie
Morrison
Butter train metaphor sparks tariff debate in Congress
Lawler of Illinois defends Chicago against fraud claims while other lawmakers attack tariff and internal revenue bills. Speakers warn against harming farmers and the West as Oleomargarine is labeled a cheap fraud. Debate centers on protecting honest industry and consumer welfare.
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Democratic Party
Lawler
Ilinaia
Chicago
Wradartek
Chionago
United States
Koedl
Frederick
O'Merral
Virginia
Congressional Dispatches From Washington May 1
May 1 report covers Senate actions on an adjutant general appointment a crediting of customs funds losses at New York the Atlantic and Pacific land forfeiture battles over pensions and bills for veterans. Also notes executive confirmations and presidential appointments amid broader fiscal and treaty debates.
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Washington City
Senate
Turaday
Chester A. Arthur
William L. Robertson
New York
Atlantic & Pacific Railway
Black
Jugalla
Amalior Petsiong Gon
Voorhees
Cockrell
House
Lincoln Territory
Mexico
United States
Washngtton City
John J. Finch
Ohio
Bandusky
Amos J. Harris
Kirwin
Kam
Alexander HH. Baker
Grand Island
Charred Humanity At Smiths Hotel Fire Mystery
OsnxosH Wis May 2 News from Rhinelander Wis reports Smiths hotel a house of ill repute burned Tuesday morning at 4 0 oclock four inmates A Binkth Daniel Hoyle Mrs Doyle and Maggie Vroffit charred remains removed Clark jumped from second story window badly burned chances of recovery slim coroner s inquest finds inmates died by being burned in a house set on fire by incendiaries mystery surrounds the affair
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Osnxosh
Wis
Rhinelander
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railroad
Smith's
A. Binkth
Daniel Hoyle
Doyle
Maggie Vroffit
Uorlock
Clark
Tremendous explosion follows coal train wreck near Soddy
A keg of powder overturned on a company engine carrying powder from the railroad station to the mines sparked a fierce blast near the Soddy coal mines on Monday afternoon. The engine, driven by Will Lloyd and Dave Harper, sped into the powder stockpile, causing a fire that blew two hats and an engine to atoms. Three workers died by midnight. Forty passengers were injured in a separate incident when a detached car collided with a loaded car in Brampton during an Odd Fellows excursion. Injuries were nonfatal but serious for the most affected. Concurrent reports note a drowning accident in Oskaloosa, Iowa, as Cecil Marriage and his party attempted a bath near the water works, with multiple family members involved in the tragedy. Additional items recount a Presbyterian meeting in Paul, Minnesota, and a fire that destroyed The Leader newspaper press room in Bus Mores, Iowa, with substantial losses. A duel challenge in New York concludes the gathered miscellany.
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Caattanooga
Doetatla
Soddy
Will Lloyd
Dave Harper
Ike Hamsey
Lloyd
Harper
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Cecil
Engliver
Water Works
Slater
Ada
Sattly
Flown Falls
Hattie
Misa Hatta
Bho
Ade
Rander
Ball as She Is Played at Polo Grounds Benefits Lunatic Asylum
A no ball charity game at the Polo grounds on Tuesday featured famous actors and former players to aid Bartley Waupball who is confined in Bloomingdale Asylum. Commodian and Tragediana teams faced off with colorful costumes and lively play, raising a handsome sum for the beneficiary.
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Noyt Coodwin
Satvial Wats Fin Lowdin
Polo Grounds
Promnent Actora
Bartley Waupball
Bloomingdale Insane Asylum
Conmediang
McIntosh
Boniface
Duwal Tropper
Nat Goodwin
Bob Willard
Brancis Wilson
Uowner
Powara
Horman
Tragediana
Santnia
Anatchor
Rising
Arthur
Wrankin
Scoring
Cleary
Salvini
Taldy W. Hultard
Gratia
Atago
Bindithe
Idwin Cleary
Balvid
OH HE S GOING TO MARRY MAMA
Uncertainty clouded by letters from Varis suggesting Miss Folsom denies plans to wed the president. Sources claim the mother would be the bride, while Miss Folsom avoids confirmation. Dr Winslow Pianca denies quoting Washington remarks about a June wedding date and disclaims any conversation with the president on the matter.
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Fyroaldont
Aueraro
Varis
Misa Sulsom
Tuffalo
Lady i
Paris
Miss Paluom
Butchers at Convention and Lynching Reported in May
Fragmented local items recount a chaotic scene where a national convention of butchers convened in May at an exposition building with 600 delegates advised by Mayor Francine and presided by Thomas Avinour. Nearby a rumored mob threatened to lynch G CG Ward for a murder, while reports note a Republican temperance conference gathering and the Brooklyn Bridge anniversary with toll receipts and crossers.
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Louis
Lutehera
Phil Armour
Chicago
Uy Mores
Francine
Thomas Avinour
Danville
Hla
Withian
Ward
Jacob Wranen
Fithlun
Vrance
Gladstone's Decision on Home Rule Dissolution Talks
London May 26 A fall cabinet meeting discussed dissolving Parliament if the Home Rule bill fails. Gladstone signaled willingness to meet ministerial wishes, while debates in the House of Commons questioned autonomy and Ulster opposition. Trevelyan and Par nell clashed over quotes and documents amid broader Irish self governance disputes.
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Grindstone
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Aticcomm
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Chamberlain
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Ulater
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Grattan
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Parnell
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Healy
Uladstone
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Cuwauo
Yattery D Ulinory
Iglesby
Batt
Hibernian Rifles
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Thote
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Lile
Gladstone
Oglasby
Alexander Sullivan
Wert Dexter
John F. Flaorty
Sharidan
Uod Save
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Ilinois
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Mass
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Kenna
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Hiie
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Widden
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Toronto
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Joseph Quinn
Mra Corliss
Misa Rosie Biulch
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