Senate Debates Split Party Lines On Free Lumber
The Senate defeated Wests motion to place white pine on the free list by 39 to 20, a vote that split party lines and drew strong speeches. Democratic senators Bacon, Clay, McEnery, McLaurin, Tillman, Martin, Rawlins, and White opposed the motion while Creter Cannon and Mantle supported it. The session adjourned amid discussion of future stamp and sugar schedules, with amendments anticipated.
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Senate
West
Messrs
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Clay
McEnery
McLaurin
Tillman
Martin
Rawlins
Utah
White
Creter
Rep
Cannon
Mantle
Allison
Sean
Tofay
Bailey
Tex
House
Dinsmore
Dem
Ark
Carlos Guitierres
Salvador
West Point
Morris Minn
St. Louis River
Pear River
Missinpi
Silver Republicans Meeting Forming National Organization
A Silver Republicans meeting at the Leland hotel drew 42 states represented by figures like A. M. Stevenson and Judge Palmer. The group pledged to oppose gold standard Republicans while seeking a permanent national organization and a national convention in 1898. Also notes large Mystic Shrine gathering in Detroit with lavish temple displays and a Havana press piece comparing King George to Cleveland and McKinley amid Greco Turkish tensions.
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Republican Regial Committee
Leland” Hotel
Colorado
A. M. Stevenson
Peter M. Palmer
Samuel Belford
Fudge Peck
Oklahoma
Washington
Hartman
Silver Republican Party
Republican Party
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Dernorr
Jones
Mystic Shrine
Detroit
Imperial Council
Medina Temple
Chicago
Zurah Temple
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Syria
Pittsburg
King George
Greece
Cleveland
McKinley
Havana
el Commercio
United States
Spain
Turkey
Europe
Postal Congress to Hold Next Nentennial Convention in Rome
The Universal Postal Congress will meet its next sixteenth year convention in Rome Italy February 1998. The decision was made at a Washington meeting withheld from the public and the congress will finalize its treaty and post issues upon return to Washington. Republicans appear to have won a majority in Illinois districts as elections reported.
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Wasninaroy
Lewis Klopach
Christian Herald of New York
India
Navy Department
New York
Bombay
Rome
Taty
Universal Postal Congress
Italy
Macher
Washington
Varoels Post
Outeaso
Jane
Ilinois
Mana
Cook County
Cuba War Report From New York World Briefings
William J. Calhoun and R. O. Willims discuss Cuba’s shattered condition amid civil war, noting censorship, fierce mutual rhetoric, and depopulation as they travel Havana to Matanzas and back to Washington. Other items note legal cases, railroad receiverships, a sharp oil plant shutdown, a fatal Wisconsin rail collision, a Cincinnati suit, and baseball scores.
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New York
William J. Calhoun
Cuba
Boizouae
McKinley
Washington
Mr. Calhoun
Havana
Matanmms
Soacoast
Havans
HO. Williams
Jones
R.O. Will
Irma
Calhoun
Ee Raya
Spain
England
Payne Fires Shot at Trotting Benefactor in Kentucky
In Lexington Kentucky J Breckinridge Payne a descendant of a prominent family shot Percy Stockhouse a driver and trainer of trotting horses in a quarrel over a minor matter. The wound appears serious though not confirmed as fatal. Payne, living at the Stockhouse home, faces possible legal action as the incident unfolds.
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J Breckinridge Payne
Percy Stockhouse
Lexington
J. Breckinridge Payne
Kentucky
Payne
Stockhouse
Brechin
Local Crime And Accidents Report From Various Towns
A jumble of terse notices from Columbus Cotomnus Urbana and Indiana reports injuries deaths and accidents. Wounds from a shootout and a train incident in Lima and Cedarville. a man loses an arm in a factory accident. suicides morphine killings and medical evacuations noted across multiple towns including Steubenville Anderson and Roseville. Also mentions a university professor selection and a summer meeting plan by a Southern Press association committee.
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Pulaski County
Lnd
Will
Ubldl
George
Seoul
Thas Beg
Morgan County
Ind
Lima
Hays
Strawbeard Company
Nora Grimes
Neatville
Anderson
William Reynolds
Steubenville
Michael Weisman
Pomeroy
Joseph Nehe
Roseville
Clack Wissler
Rietinabid
Polantis
Sete University of Ohio
George C. Taylor
Ifnd
Tolken
Frown Creek
Antwws Bros. & Co
Cedarville
Gensrai Slanihacet
Ontireyata
Ecce
Girnen
Gren
John" Stewart
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