Democratic Canvassing Board Details in Kitchen O Hara Race
A New York Times correspondent describes how Democratic canvassers in North Carolina manipulated votes to declare Kitchen the winner over O Hara. The piece notes specific township irregularities, miscounted returns, and the broader impact on House control amid contested seats and national politics.
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Post Aid Tribune
Distress and strikes reported across cities and legislatures
London telegrams detail rising distress with 1 000 heads of families applying for aid in Manchester representing 13 500 people and 4 000 fresh applications earlier. Wolverhampton relief reached 12 000 families. Sheffield also shows distress. Strikes expand in Mugland Liverpool and Middleboro. A Vienna telegram notes Russia pledges to evacuate Bulgaria and Rumelia by April 1. Legislative actions include Nevada appointing caucus nominees and Tennessee organizing with speakers Neal and Fowlkes. South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire miners strike for higher pay. wire workers at Warrington strike over wage cuts. Minnesota Legislature meets to organize.
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Bulgaria
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J. C. Moncure
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Tennessee
John R. Neal
Fowlkes
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North Derbyshire
Warrington
Legislatures organize and select leaders across states
Several state legislatures on the 7th organized their sessions with Democratic and Republican caucuses naming officers. Key picks include Thomas Cochran chief clerk of the Senate in Pennsylvania and A M Long Speaker of the House. Nebraska and Wisconsin also announced speakers and clerks. International dispatches note storm disruption in France Ireland and Scotland, with political moves in Germany and Russia, plus a fatal hanging in Camden and a Cheyenne uprising at Camp Robinson.
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Senate Proceedings and Deaths Highlight Week in Early Jan
Petitions in the Senate press Anti-Polygamy and Patent Law debates and push for enforcement of Civil War amendments. Bills on currency tax, local taxation, and Sioux land updates discussed. Deaths of Douglas and Williams noted. Hartridge's funeral planned. adjournments observed. House honors and delays follow with pension bills and college funding votes.
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Death of Representative Bohloiohoy Reported in House
The House announced the death of Representative Bohloiohoy of Toxia after reading the Journal in the Howeo. A committee of seven was appointed to accompany the remains to San Antonio and the House adjourned without further business.
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Teller Investigation Reveals Voters Intimidation in New Orleans
Testimony before the Senate committee details armed bands, threats, and violence in the election period. Witnesses describe intimidation of Black voters, attacks on Republicans, and deaths near Waterproof and Caddo Parish as Democrats sought to influence the outcome. The record cites numbers of white and Black voters and mentions specific towns, officials, and incidents.
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Iowa State News Mixed Fires and Damages Across Des Moines and County
Des Moines reports house and stable destroyed near the Capitol. Mason City records a teen collapse from heart failure. Dubuque merchants fail with eight thousand liabilities. Fire damages and a deadly accident are noted along with postal changes, school enrollments, and agricultural society officers in Des Moines.
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Louisiana Democracy and White League Rule Allegations
The piece argues that Louisiana governance is controlled like a revolution any day by White League leaders and Democratic rulers. It claims businessmen lose rights under election pressures and that radicals previously faced arbitrary taxation to fund campaigns. It notes the New Orleans White League being armed and funded through systematic business assessments.
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