Senate antics and political shifts ripple through Congress
The piece skewers Senate vanity as Tillman lectures a colleague on courtesy while Quay defeats Wanamaker in a costly bid for the seat. It notes Ikey Stevens taking over the Colorado Springs Gazette, critiques Montana inquiries, and reports on three populist factions forming a national ticket. It cites trust politics, Gorman and McLean steering Bryan’s plan, a graft at a New York court, and Democrats in Congress retooling tariffs to aid the press.
Anti expansion convention in Kansas City marked for July fourth
The piece notes the Democrats chose Kansas City for their national convention and July 4 as the date. It cites a World editorial on labor statistics, mentions a Yakovhara related female recluse colony near Hakodate, and recalls historical scenes including Emperor William I’s near-assassination in 1861.
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