Lacey Emerges as Third District Congressional Candidate
The Charlotte Republican endorses Edward S. Lacey of Charlotte as the likely Republican nominee for Congress, praising his integrity, business skill, and district-wide appeal. It notes McGowan’s withdrawal and suggests Lacey would unite three strong Republican counties, with broad support expected in the third district.
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E. 8
Lacey
Carlotte
Uhatletts
Mrr
Charlotte Republica
Coldwater Republican
Shelief
Branch County
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Tion
Edward
Charlotte
Congress
Lancey
Nlso
Poe
Calhoun County
Battle Creek
J. H. McGowan
Ha |Ton ‘County
Congressional
Albion
Edward 8. Lacey
Coldwater
Senate debates on Huron commission bill and petitions
On Monday May 10 Senate discussions featured Mr Bayard of Del saying he would try to call up the Huron commission bill tomorrow. Mr Book of Ky opposed the bill and backed Senator Garfelds measure, criticizing outside influence and one sided petitions described as machine petitions.
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Washington
Frost
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Department of State
United States
U. S. Grant
Kellogg Spofford in Senate over disputed seat
The Senate debated the Kellogg Spofford case and the right to unseat Kellogg. Mr. Hill urged action to uphold the seat, while Mr. Pendleton and Mr. Cameron argued against new rulings and insisted on the original decision. The discussion touched on constitutional rights, state authority, and the integrity of the Senate proceedings.
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New York
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Sherman
California
Workingmen’s “Convention
Thurman
South Carolina
West Liberty
Legislature Adopts Final Adjournment Resolution
The House passed the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill after 19 cast votes. The House refused to recommit the resolution for final adjournment on May 31, with 12 members not voting. The Senate was not in session. The bill for appropriations to pay claims allowed by commissioners passed after debate. The adjournment resolution for May 31 received 121 yeas to 90 nays.
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Baruanay
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Honze
Commissioners of Claims
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Perry Royce Reaper Dominates Market With Simplicity
The Perry Royce light reaper continues to lead as competitors imitate, but their machines remain heavy and unwieldy. Advocates say the Royce combines essential mechanical principles efficiently, while rivals multiply parts in rake and head machinery to perform only basic tasks.
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