Fanre Elected President of the French Republic on Second Ballot
In Versailles on January 18 M Felix Fanre minister of marine was elected president on the second ballot with 499 votes to 361 for Henri Brisson. Socialists protested the result as crowds gathered at Versailles and guards secured the palace amid orderly demonstrations.
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Versailles
M. Felix Fanre
Faurs
Henri Brisson
Chamber of Deputies
Palace of Versailles
M. Challemel Laconr
Senate
French Assembly Balloting Amid Monarchy Debate
At Versailles M Challemel Lacour opened proceedings as deputies demanded monarchy and a constitutional assembly. Amid uproar the first ballot moved forward with Socialist protests over absence of Leon Mirman and a blank vote by Amund Tusssint. An Allemanist urged dissolution while voting continued.
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France
AL. Challemel- Lacour
M. Heart Michelin
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M. Chillemel-Lacour
M. Michelin
M. de Haudry d’Asson
Br. Challemel-Lacour
M. Aveyron Labarthe
Leon Mirman
Reims
Chamber of Deputies
Versailles
Wiegal
M. Hdamund
Revolution Sociale
Avez
M. Brisson
Faure elected president amid heated parliamentary turmoil
The second ballot results show Felix Faure with 430 votes to Henri Brisson 21 as deputies and senators erupt in cheers and protests. Faure’s victory sparks tumult in the Gallerie de Bustes and at the Elysee, where immense crowds cheer the new president, a shipowner and veteran public servant born in Paris and linked to Gambetta and Ferry governments.
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Corruption Charges Room With Police Board Urges Reform
The Lexow committee report to the New York legislature endorses concentrating police powers in a chief, suspending subordinates without pay, a bipartisan police commission, and civil service promotions. It details Tammany Hall election manipulation, widespread police complicity, and urges removal of political influence, praising some honest officers while noting many acts of corruption.
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Union Pacific Mortgage Petition Filed in St Louis
A petition to foreclose the Union Pacific main line mortgage of 59 million dollars will be filed in St Louis before Judge Sanborn. Senator John M. Thurston will represent the government. The action could wipe out other debts and imperil creditors.
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Cyclone hits San Miguel and notable deaths reported
News digest notes a cyclone near San Miguel California with Robert Peck killed by a firing tree. A dispatch from Peking reports Chinese General Wei beheaded for alleged cowardice. Nebraska lower house tabs four silver reform resolutions by 6 to 28, and Thomas J. O'Brien of Morristown NJ named assistant U S attorney for the district of Nebraska.
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Arbitration plan floated by Olney and McCann plan
A proposed arbitration bill introduced by Chairman McCann of the house labor committee and drafted by Attorney General Olney would replace Wright’s plan. It defines employes and unions, mandates written status quo during arbitration, and sets a final award binding unless errors of law are found. It details penalties for strikes and misuses, and contemplates federal court enforcement and receiverships if disputes threaten public interests.
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Chicago
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