Next House Speakership Dominates Washington Scene
The looming speakership contest as Democrats prepare to take the House, with Fernando Wood urging a passive approach, dominates discussions among members arriving for the upcoming session. The piece weighs party strategy, committee control, and the risk of opposition missteps, stressing the need for a capable leader to guide legislation and uphold party standards.
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Mr. Kerr
Indiana
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New House
Democratic Banquet In Philadelphia Highlights U S Politics
A Dec 8 banquet at the Continental Hotel Philadelphia commemorates Democratic victories. Guests include Swann of Maryland and Randall, withRichard Vaux preaching. Toasts stress party unity, anti corruption, and constitutional government under a Democratic banner.
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John Millon
Democratic State Central Committee
Coneromman Randall
Richard Vaux
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Pennsylvania
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Railway Freights and Garrett Views on Eastward Bound Rates
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad President John W. Garrett discusses the Railway Commissioners' decision to base eastward freight mileage on shortest routes, noting it affects competitors differently. He expects the free-pass system to end and foresees limited impact on B&O freight while Chicago routes gain.
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Colorful Indiana school bans in public uproar
Indianapolis reports a split school board ordered 35 colored children expelled from public schools after a Supreme Court ruling. Trustees, led by a Democrat majority with two Republicans, insisted pupils must leave despite emotional pleas from families and teachers alike.
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Kellogg's Louisiana plan faces Congress joint action
The Louisiana troubles center on Kellogg seeking a congressional joint resolution recognizing his government before holidays. Kellogg aims to force presidential action and avoid a coup, while opponents push to count 1872 returns and inaugurate McEnery, potentially sidelining Kellogg. Senator Lor ton travels to Washington to push for congressional recognition.
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Political ties form around resignation and law practice
Statements reflect Judge Durell and Mr Norton views on a resignation and later legal careers in the city. Norton, once a state legislator, and Durell plan to practice law here. No notice of resignation acceptance. Durell believes the President might accept and forego congressional proceedings.
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France Debates Constitutional Powers Amid Economic Rise
Paris reports President MacMabun delivering a message to the Assembly praising maintained order, strong foreign relations, and a notably improved national finances driven by a record harvest and booming exports. He urges swift legislation on constitutional powers and warns against partisan agitation as France faces domestic reform and regional tensions.
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Proctor Moulton Libel Case Draws Brooklyn Court Crowd
A libel suit by Miss Proctor against Francia D. Moulton drew a large crowd to the United States Court in Brooklyn. Ex-Judge Fullerton and Gen. Tracy led the defense while Judge Woodward presided, with extensive jury voir dire and a jurisdiction question centered on whether the court had authority over the case.
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Jurisdiction Debate Delays Proctor Moulton Suit
In United States Court Brooklyn the Proctor suit against Francis D. Moulton faced a jurisdiction challenge. Proctor’s counsel argued residency implied citizenship, while Moulton’s team contended no citizen status shown. Court upheld jurisdiction. postponement granted pending amendment to read citizen. Case to be called next Wednesday.
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