Rebellion over as House ends obstruction in West Virginia case
Washington reports the House, after two days of Democratic obstruction, surrendered and moved to take up the West Virginia election case. Speaker and majority colleagues quelled filibuster tactics, adjournments, and personal privilege motions, restoring order and resuming legislative business amid a partisan clash.
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Bank President Claassen Arrested in Reckless Bank Wrecking
General Peter J. Claassen, president of Sixth National Bank, is arrested on charges of defrauding his bank of forty two thousand four hundred eighty six dollars through a sensational bank wrecking scheme. His confederate George N. Pell, a broker, is arraigned with bail set at seventy five thousand dollars and held at Ludlow Street Prison after a failed bail attempt. Claassen surrendered on terms to avoid Ludlow Street Jail, spending a night at the Astor House under guard while authorities decide next steps.
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Platt Defends World’s Fair Bill Amid Albany Controversy
Ex Senator Thomas Platt arrived in Washington to address New York World’s Fair funding. He rejects charges of injecting politics, explains committee actions, and warns against Tammany Hall’s influence. He asserts Republicans fear unfair domination by a partisan commission and stresses taxpayer protection and fair management.
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Depew denies report on World's Fair bill and Senate bid
The article reports Chauncey M. Depew denying a fiction that the World’s Fair legislation and a Senate race skirmish involve him. He says such talk misreads the situation, supports Albany commissioners, and warns against partisan aims harming New York’s chance for the fair. Chicago advocates note possible shifts in funding and site advantages depending on legislative action.
CONTEST END NEAR AS SENATORS WRAP HEARINGS
Charleston dispatch reports the governorship contest closed after arguments by Fiourney Price and Kee. Key points questioned vote legality in Mercer and McDowell, with Judge Fleming challenging results and debates over thousands of ballots and ballots carloads. Next steps hinge on further committee action and potential adjournment plans.
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