Overseas Naval Purchases and Appellate Court Plan
The Senate discussed a petition by the Boston Executive Business Association to buy ships abroad for two years. It also debated naval appropriation amendments, the appellate court bill defining new circuit judges, and the resignation of Henry I. Stone as Second Vice President of the Burlington Road, with details on his career and move to telephone companies.
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McCalla to be Tried by Court Martial at New York Navy Yard
The Judge Advocate General ordered a court martial for Commodore Howman H McCalla based on a court of inquiry into the Enterprise five cruisers affair. Rear Admiral Hare will preside with a roster of captains and commanders at the New York Navy Yard. A separate Rams riot interrupted a socialist meeting as police dispersed the crowd with deadly force. Presbyterian Church vote results on the Revision of the Confession show a shift toward approval with many presbyteries still to report. Winnie Davis wedding rumors link her to Alfred Watkinson of Syracuse. The President sent the nomination for a certain office to the Senate amid political adjustments.
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Mets
David B. Haremony
Henry Breben
Richard W. Meade
Leater A. Beardsley
Edward 0. Matthews
Hubert L. Phythian
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Merrill Miller
George H. Wadleigh
Colby ML Chester
William H. Whiting
Rams
New York
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Winnie Davis
Veterson Davie
Alfred Watkinson
Syracuse
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AP Hiloalst Jender
Supreme Court Affirms Neagle Defense in Field Case
The United States Supreme Court affirms the decision in Neagle as a matter of official duty, holding that Neagle acted to protect Justice Field during the 1878 incident at Lathrop Cal. The ruling upholds habeas corpus release and notes a conspiracy by Judge Terry and his wife against Field. Justice Miller delivered the opinion with Lamar and the Chief Justice providing substantial support.
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Field
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Drowned after Steamer Handy collision near East Saginaw
Six reported drowned after the Steamer Handy Bos of the Bay line collided with the Flat and Teres Market bridge near East Saginaw Michigan. Engineer George Little and wheelman Ed Trame survived. Passengers included May Malet Catherine Nevins and others. injuries reported among several, with thirty aboard.
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Indy
J. W. Thompson
Murely
Joseph Caseidy
White Lead Trust formed consolidating New York firms
A consolidation forms the White Lead Trust in New York with Miho Papitiol and a capital stock of 1,000,000. The six composing companies include the Brooklyn White Lead Company and Ulster Lead Company of Saugerties, with Port Richmond named as manufacturing center and principal office. The plan lists ownership stakes and assigns manufacturing stations as details emerge.
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Lunox Smelting Company of
Ulster Lead Company of
Saugerties
Caron White Lead Manfacturing Company of
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Death of Samuel J Randall Ends His Rise in Congress
The death of Congressman Samuel J Randall at his Capitol Hill home follows a two year illness. Family and officials watched through the night as he spoke to his wife, then died at five o clock. Notices of condolence came from President Harrison and Speaker Reed while colleagues praised him as a gifted leader and incorruptible public servant. Randall, born in Philadelphia October 10 1838, had long served in state politics before rising to House leadership. the funeral is planned for Thursday.
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Unclear fragment from jailhouse dialogue surfaces
Fragmentary text mentions maxims and truth talking from jail, reflecting a dialogue snippet about right and smart folk. No clear events or identifiable names or places.
National Law-Makers Debate and Senate Actions
The article outlines a busy session with debates on multiple measures in the Senate and House. It notes discussions on appropriations, naval provisions, and international matters involving the United States and Canada, plus remarks on the Montana election case and a death in Congress prompting funeral arrangements and memorial resolutions.
Convict Seeks Pardon After Unlikely Run-In With Governor
During a penitentiary visit, a convict nearly collided with the Governor of the State. The guard challenged the man’s conduct and the inmate requested the Governor’s pardon, stating I beg the Governor's pardon.
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