Epitope of the Week World News Roundup
Foreign items recount a House of Commons clash between Sexton and Salisbury and Chamberlain, Moreland’s alleged blackmail in London, and the Prussian school bill’s religious clause. Reports cover Spanish executions, Russian famine, a Paris wedding, and riots in Buenos Aires alongside domestic concerns in the United States and stock market notes.
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Sexton
Lord Salisbury
Joseph Chamberlain
House of Commons
Moreland
London
Reichstag
Leo
Booth
Russia
Osborne
London Society
Oxford
Brazil
Spurgeon
Norwood Cemetery
Matte Mitchell
Mitchell
Oregon
Duke Francis de la Bouchefoucard
Paria
Xeres
Buenos Ayres
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert Victor
Missouri vote set for court house debt in Laclede
In Laclede County Missouri a special election is scheduled for Tuesday March 22 1892 to decide on a 90000 Court House indebtedness funded by a 3 cent tax on the 100 valuation for three years. The measure, long favored, follows a prior similar referendum rejected by the Supreme Court over tax wording. If approved funds on hand and new taxes would allow work to begin this summer. Also reports on Margerum Mining near Webb City and rising Joplin milling activity with a train shipment to Memphis and New Orleans, plus a regional religious mission mass meeting in Missouri City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Robert Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Panhandle
Columbus
Sullivan
America Water Works Company
Denver
Venner
Michael Murray
Chicago
Bush Medical College
Russia
Milleia
United States
Minnesota
Nebraska
New York Democrats
Cooper Union
Frederick R. Coudert
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Harmony
Sioux City
Mason
Leadville
Colo
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Pine Bluff
Ark
Indiana
John W. Ecklar
Jeffersonville
Green Goods
Philadelphia
Laclede
Frisco Railway Company
Supreme Court
Court House
Geo. J. Margerum
Webb City
Margerum Mining Company
Margerum
Baptista
Joplin
South
Frisco
van Buren
Memphis
Teno
New Orleans
Farmers’ and Laborers’ Union
Sixth Congressional District
Francis
Agricultural College
State University
St. Joseph
Unity Church
Unity Church Society
James Cargete
First Baptist Church
Rollins Street
General Board of Home and Foreign Missions
W. Elliott
W. Pope Yeaman
G. W. Hyde
Lexington
McFadden
Kansas City
Blissions
H. H. Harris
Richmond, Va
C. W. Sawer
J. L. ‘West
Lincoln
Neb
Ds. T.T. Lichener
Atlanta
Henry C. Mablemu
Washington House Debates Wool Free of Duty and Tariff Effects
Debates over Mr. Springer's wool free of duty bill and assertions by silver Democrats on their majority. House Committee on Agriculture to study McKinley tariff impact on farmers. Senate calendar includes a 15 million dollar Mississippi River improvement bill. Canada talks falter and reciprocity negotiations end without result. Texas wool producers push wool futures trading. Oklahoma lawlessness cited in push for statehood. Proposals to curb cigarette use via internal revenue. Bland free coinage bill report released. Senate supports liberal public documents spending. Jerry Bimpeon of Kansas praised for speech. Presidential administrative probe into pensions begins. Markets section and wool market updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Canada
Texas
New York Cotton Exchange
Speed
Oklahoma
Blaine
Senate
Internal Revenue
Committee On
Leckless
Jerry Bimpeon
Kansas
Speech on Constitution and McKinley tariff sparks debate
The article reviews Congressman Burrows' Pittsburgh dinner remarks on reciprocal trade, arguing constitutional limits on Congress to regulate commerce. It contrasts official diplomacy with his bold stance, citing Webster and the need to keep trade open rather than halt it, and discusses the McKinley tariff's practical effects.
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Congressman Burrows
Merchante’ Association
Boston Herald
United States
Burrows
House of Representatives
Webster
Congress
Barrows
Long
Fed
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Mexico
Boyd
Alaska
John Hough
Democratic Party
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Louisville
Captain Pitcher
Idaho
Senator Yeoman
Iowa
New York
Snell
Pietiastor Fairlk
Mindwig Baer
Tames
Fair
Benator
Francisco
Daman
San Francie
Missouri News
Iar
Democratic Matters
Mr, Burrows
Pweg
Harrison
John Sherman
Boston Globe
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
Sumner
Wilson, Fessenden
Burslingame
Meige
Vermont
Bessemer Ralla
John Ty Andrews
Henry J. Gardner
Thas City
Gardner
Bis
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