Congress Debates Bribery In Ingalls Election Case
A long House and Senate discussion covers bribery and corruption in the Ingalls election. Highlights include testimony on alleged contributions and improper influence, with motions to reconsider votes and committee refinements. The debate also touches on lottery publication laws and naval transport bills amid broader fiscal questions.
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Renato
Loutsbury
Camotga
Aince
Hoar
Ingle
Syas
Logan
Troland
United States
Pouier
Mulroriog
Irdlan
Trengary
District of Columbia
House
Ins
Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Irol
Logani
Mons
Morton
Coxi
Papdrovag
Aouton
Toport
Acklen
Thorey
Dracy
Aokien
Adkien
LE Ieoe
Davis
W. Va
Diana
Lieto
Woderns Courte
Raf
Morrill
NATO & Vossalor
Pete
Georgia Republicans to Hold State Convention in Augusta
The Republican State Convention of Georgia will meet in Augusta on the first of April to select delegates for the National Convention and conduct other business. A separate state convention of colored citizens was held in Galveston, Texas, endorsing emigration west of the Mississippi and inviting colored southerners to Texas. Other items cover New York and Rhode Island party maneuvers, and nominations for state offices.
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Georgia
Augusta
Galveston
Texas
Missassippic River
Morse
Tates
Philadelphia
Common Council
Groenbdck
Central Committee of
New York State
Syratues
Ite
Demadctats
Cecetes
Yorka
William Regien
J.'M. Adéebad
Dhd-Samnek Cuye
Gs Cyaas
Mrer
Ted Ake Tobias
Convention to meet at Detroit May 12 for delegate election
The report notes a Detroit convention set for May 12 to elect delegates to a national gathering. It references political tension and proposed leadership appointments, including a controversial mention of Bishop Hitler and secular debates over church and state roles. The piece also mentions President nominates Rowland E. Trowbridge of Michigan as Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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Detroit
Hitler
Natchez
Cinee
Rowland E. Trowbridge
Michigan
Indian Affairs
Debated Irish Suffrage Motion Rejected in Commons
The British House of Commons rejected a motion to equalize suffrage in Ireland with England and Scotland after acrimonious debate. Reports from Lisbon and Moscow link to global tensions amid Irish distress and Turkish-Russian conflicts. The Rio dispatch notes yellow fever deaths, and the Dublin mansion relief fund reached about 210000 dollars.
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India
Saya A- Turcoman
Abdul nNathe
Wehre
Afghan-Turkey
Cuba
Doxwtin
Ireland
Winter Palace
St. Petersburg
Mansion House Fund For
Turcomans
Merv
Peraas
Amensnagert
Peraias
Constantinople
Hermann
Paris
Moscow
Russia
England
Germany
France
Belgum
Roamania
Rio Janeiro
Yellow
House of Commons
Dominion
Irish Relief Fund
Valparaiso
Chill
British Offer to Cabul Ruler Triggered by Roberts Letters
London dispatch reports General Roberts sent letters to Matamed Jans stating Britain would accept as ruler of Cabul any Sirdar with few exceptions, inviting Gulm to Cabul for talks. Also noted are casualties from the Winter Palace explosion, famine in St Petersburg, and various international items including Grant in Mexico and Ireland’s Parnell meeting.
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London
Roberts
Matamed Jans
Cabul
Gulm
Winter Palace
St. Petersburg
St. Petersbura
Empire
Alphtheria
Blower” Brown
Weaton
Grant
Mexico
Coames P. Busn
New York City
American Board of Foreign Misalone
Albany
N. Y
Illinois State News Injunctions and Local Tragedies Noted
A Belleville school injunction seeks to restrain teaching Gorman amid local cases and unrest. Reports cover suicides at Mattoon and Rock Island, a Grand Pacific hotel suit for damages, state health board questions, labor tensions in St Clair County, and a Springfield bond dispute with Mutual Benefit Life. The piece spans multiple incidents, officials, and legal actions across Illinois.
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Gorman
Belleville
Watt
Sori Rea
Emacs Gharlas Smith
Aseus
Jerneyviller
Jeri Hill
B. Teperisiad
Charleston
Mismiah
Andrew Anderson
Lutheran Teinister
Bredona
Pss of
Superior Education
Swedona
J.B. Duaxe
Parker
Turner
Grand Pacific Hotel
Chicago
Middle McMilan
Mhg
Clilma Td
Board of Agriculture
Springfield
Dongola
Union County
Ibsenheimer
Dali
Tela
Nots
Bhadrnck Bond
Mondo County
Edward Coles
Madison County
Hpeemeas
Fayette County
Joeepke Duncan
Morgan County
Thormnas Corin
Greene County
Thomas Ford
Monroe Wana
Augustus C. French
Edgar County
Joel
A. Mattison
Wi County
William Hf
Blescll
St Clair
John Wood
Adams County
Richard Yates
Arke
Richard J Ovleshs
Macon County
Lra
John Mt Walier
Macoupin County
Richard J Ogiesby
Tithonn L. Beveridge
Cook County
Maconey
Shelby M. Cultom
Sangumas
State Board of Mhealth
TraiNeps
Soenpilal' Sb
FRICE
A i Rauch
Atute Board of Oulth
Dean Braz Yourtartor
State Board of
Heath
Nottro i
Flo
Knawi
Vince
State Board of Health Ag
Ruit
Casta
JK &Gosan
St. Clair County
Henry Lyster
Mutual Benefit Life Inagrange Company
Nowshs, N. 425
The Gentleman Wins
A fragmentary piece notes that success comes from timely words and courteous conduct, emphasizing unselfish behavior and respect for others as key to achievement beyond raw speed or power. The passage urges proper manners within one’s position and avoiding self-promotion to accomplish more in life.
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Boston
Heraly
Gentlemanly behavior shapes lasting friendships and success
A Boston Herald excerpt argues that honorable sincere conduct forms self-respect and usefulness. It warns that insulting or selfish behavior kills friendship, while kindness and steady respect keep allies close and open doors for future favors.
Fire Laws of Japan Described with Severe Penalties
The article explains Japan’s fire penalties: careless ignition in occupied homes carries ten days, if by owner twenty days, and forty days if the fire spreads. Death raises to higher sentences, with variations for government properties and temples. Deliberate arson brings at least three years, with harsher outcomes for targeting uninhabited dwellings or profiting from the fire.
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Isle
Kal-Palace
Scientific American
Telephone whispers astonish in Hartford experiment
A Providence Journal report describes a Hartford test where telephone transmission allowed distant listeners to hear near and distant sounds. J G Batterson observed a hotel clerk, waiter, and door actions clearly as if present, while the telephone remained at his carriage.
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Harrisville
Phenix
Hariford
J. G. Batterson
Patterson
Providence
R. I
Medical students scheme up the Washington Monument
A fragment describes a risky ascent by medical students on the Washington Monument at dusk. They carried items and attempted thefts, drawing attention from onlookers and a keeper, with a perilous plan exposed as the rope and a hanging probe were found near the shaft.
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Baltimore
Washington Monument
Funding the National Debt Refunding Act Provisions
Text outlines a plan to refund the national debt through new bonds and notes authorized by congress. It details interest rates up to 3 percent per year, maturities up to forty years, and an authorized issue not exceeding 503 million dollars plus 20 million note issues. It allows exchanges of bonds at a profit for holders and sets regulations for conversion and disposal of certificates.
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Gorrie Hakorr
Benjamin Brandretu
Blogging
Detroit
Ireland
San Francisco
Oy Parrott
Parrott
Gapei
Mining Company
Ng Company
New York
Alda
Wasermaron
Treasury
United States
Gthelsaua
Cortillontes
Secretary of the Treasury
Anyerson
Sec. U. Rae Ing
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