Well Paid Lobbyists In Senate Fight Over Indian Bill
The Senate opened amid minor bills as Mr Call sought a pledge to take up his Cuba resolution but withdrew to address the Indian appropriation bill. Debate focused on extending the Dawes committee to roll the Cherokee and Indian nations. leaders accused each other of abuses by lobbyists and land grabs. The amendment was struck, and the Indian bill proceeded. The House debated Pickler pension proposals with Mc Clellan opposing and Mahaney supporting, clashing over Civil War loyalties and pensions. Debate paused as the chamber adjourned for the day.
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They Were Silver Trout in Leesburg Expedition
President Gloveland with Morton and Miller fished in Leesburg's trout streams. The party traveled by special car from Leesburg to Wasurcrox after a day of angling. Only about thirty fish were landed despite extensive efforts.
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Dr Brown Suspended After Bay Conference Drama
At the Bay Conference of Congregational ministers and laymen in San Francisco on April 21, Rev. Dr Valentine Brown faced indefinite suspension pending innocence findings on morality and conduct charges. Dr J L McLean condemned the case as he urged strict action, while Brown defended himself and appealed for mercy amid a heated evening vote. A clash ensued when Brown's son threatened McLean, prompting police-like intervention before the crowd dispersed.
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Regulators Quietly Disperse After Election Turmoil
April 21 reports from Louisiana indicate suppressed voter intimidation amid disputed governor results. Foxler, Democrat, appears elected as New Orleans rings dismantled by Citizens’ League with a 10 000 to 15 000 margin. Regulator camps dispersed after midnight with no broad interference, while some Negroes reportedly surrendered registration papers to avoid violence. In Prescott a wood camp shooting left Smith dead, caused by contract rivalry and heavy whisky. Santa Cruz salutes Grand Army encampment arrivals as the town readies for state events. Manuel Machado Viers dies suddenly while plowing, a stranger to the area carrying a letter from Stockton contacts.
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Tragedy at Alabama Democratic Convention Ends in Shootings
At a Dallas County depot in Selma Alabama Sheriff Bob Kennedy opened fire on brothers Percy and Mardis Wood during a Democratic state convention crowd. Kennedy killed Percy Wood and wounded Mardis Wood while Wood fired back. Kennedy is jailed. The conflict centered on alleged affairs with Kennedy's wife. Martha Wood, a long time political figure, had been a Democratic nominee in the fourth district two years earlier.
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Harms on Trial in Larceny Case with Noted Rail Robber
John P Harma alias Kari faces grand larceny charges as principal witness Jack Brady a famed train robber testifies after being brought from Folsom to recount the $80 000 theft and burial by Brady Browning in Yolo County Brady details the crime and location this afternoon at the trial in Sacrament o.
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Dorsey Killing Sparks Justice of Homicide Hearing
Caleb Dorsey a wealthy Oakdale mine owner and rancher was killed at his Dorsey mine by his partner J T Newcomer over a dispute about amalgam cleanup. Newcomer surrendered to the sheriff after the shooting and claims justifiable homicide. Preliminary examination set for tomorrow.
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Mirth and Revelry Dominate Los Angeles Carnival Night
Tonight Los Angeles revels as business pauses for merriment. A grand pageant led by a Queen and court dazzled thousands along principal streets, praised for artistic splendor. Hazard's pavilion hosted a 300-voice chorus and notable goblets, with athletic events and the grand night parade planned for tomorrow.
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The Jackson Trial: Pearl Bryan Body Identified
Cincinnati April 22 The Scott Jackson murder trial moved quickly as six witnesses testified in the forenoon and four in the afternoon. Evidence tied the headless body found near Fort Thomas to Pearl Bryan by the bloody dress shoes stockings hat and undergarments. Coroner Tingley and surgeons Carothera and Joe Jenkins testified the body showed the killing occurred at the location where found and the victim was healthy prior to death.
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Brown's Friends Align Against Pastor in Church Conflict
San Francisco April 22 The First Congregational church faces a leadership clash as Pastor C. C. Brown, suspended by the Bay conference, is urged to retire by many deacons treasurers and parishioners while Mrs Mary A Davidson vows to jail him for perjury and slander. A quiet prayer meeting contrasted with calls for Brown to quit and possible court action looms.
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Bank Failure Closes American National Bank Denver
The American National Bank of Denver closed this morning after long internal dissensions and heavy withdrawals. Resources totaled 1,572,225 with liabilities of 865,231, prompting a run that ended by noon. Directors include leading Denver figures. other banks saw deposits exceed withdrawals as precautionary measures followed.
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Doings Of Congress Pension Bills Discussed
The Senate considers a special committee to Alaska to study fishing, fur seals, and boundary issues, while debating a broad Indian wars pension extension. Amid sectarian schooling debates, Cockrell's amendment defining a shift to government schools passes 38 to 24. In the House, Greer county partition and homestead measures pass, and the general invalid pensions bill advances with changes to death presumptions and pension timing.
Pension Reform Debate On Widows Act Of 1890
Mr Pickler spoke for three hours in support of a measure that liberalizes existing pension laws without creating new beneficiaries. He criticized the administration, noting pensions cannot be reduced except for fraud or recovery, and that reconsidered disallowed pensions date from discontinuance. Adjournment followed at 4:40 p.m. LOS ANGELES FIESTA draws crowds for athletic events and a grand night parade featuring Pueblo Indians. electric lighting transforms the streets into fairy land as thousands of school children expected tomorrow. Grand ball scheduled for tonight.
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Willis Denies All and Returns to Post in Hawaii
Albert S. Willis, U.S. minister to Hawaii, arrived in San Francisco and said he will take a three month leave in Louisville. He denied being unwelcome in Hawaii and said he will return to Honolulu after leave. He said he did not attend Washington's birthday events by orders from the State Department and will discuss observations with the department.
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Congressmen fight in naval affairs committee room
In a heated session over Representative Wilson's navy personnel bill, Mississippi Democrat Money and Missouri Democrat Hall clashed. Money struck with an inkwell, Hall grabbed a gun, both men injured, Messenger McCloskey intervened, others observed a tense fight as officials moved Money to a room and Hall walked away. Witnesses and participants offered conflicting accounts of who drew weapons and who lied.
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Appointment Confirmed Grace to Fill Manogue Vacancy
Backavento April 23 Thomas Grace is now the right reverend bishop of the Sacramento digests and will perform the duties of bishop. He received confirmation of February 27 to fill the vacancy left by Bishop Mac Nogue. Grace prepares for consecration. ceremony to be held in June at Sacramento Cathedral with clergy from across the state witnessing.
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