Washington notes on recess vote and tax on metals
In Washington, the House rejects a holiday recess after voting to fine members absent without leave. The Senate considers revised bankruptcy legislation. the Supreme Court upholds the federal political assessments law. Congress debates metal tariff schedules and internal revenue matters amid committee actions.
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Parnell Speaks On Ireland Needs In Cork Banquet
In Cork Mr. Parnell denounces emigration to the Eastern States, urges land reform via peasant proprietorship, and promotes quick relief for rent arrears. He calls for tenants to borrow for improvements and opposes coercive measures, while detailing how rent reductions have advanced the Irish cause.
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Bankruptcy Bill Reported in Senate Amid Opposition
Was Washington December 18. The Senate Judiciary Committee finished consideration of the Bankruptcy bill and unanimously consented that Mr Hoar might report it. Some senators oppose its passage, while supporters say the Lowell bill remains intact with minor amendments. The debate hints at possible rapid action after the Civil Service bill is disposed of.
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Committee On Finance
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Protest in Paris and Asian conflicts amid unrest
The report mentions a Paris protest led by M Antoine Germanico Ggatost Prince Wixmarck and details fires and casualties in Canton and Fou Chow. It notes Viceroy dangers, street clashes, and looming Chinese capital violence tied to French tensions, plus treaty moves involving Japan, Korea, and a court decree on foreign interconnection.
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Disastrous Boiler Explosion Kills Workers in Wert Frontat
A boiler blast at the Globe cooling mill in Wert Frontat fatally injures several workers, with Thorne Malloy killed on scene and Denis Lely, John Cornelio among the injured. Early reports say the boiler was cracked for long and not detectable, and rescue efforts are ongoing as insurance and medical teams respond.
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TWO COMPA NIES INCORPORATED IN ALBANY
Albany reports the incorporation of Phe Blemus Copy jungene Newe-Work with capital 000 and the We Pant Momyenys of Jumalca with capital 9300000, announced in local notices. Other items include a schooner launch at Belvast and various regionally reported incidents and business updates.
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N.Y
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Senates hears Keene on speculation and market power
The State Senate Committee questions James Keene the principal witness about speculation in futures and the exchanges. Keene testifies on regulation market manipulation and the impact on public welfare noting vast profits risk and the role of brokers and traders in the lead up to major price movements.
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