Vast crowd gathers as Hoors Await event in Senate chamber
A huge throng fills the Capitol as senators convene in Washington. Amid loud applause, discussion centers on Spooner tax proposals and Ingalls remarks. The session includes debates on silver bullion purchases and the use of Castle Island for Boston, with plans and letters read from leaders and allies.
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Chicago's Postmaster Resigns Promptly
Washington dispatch reports Judge Judd's resignation as postmaster of Chicago has been accepted by the president. Martin J. Rose of The Herald would be appointed and sent to the Senate within ten days. Judd denied the report when questioned at his home.
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Fuller is Named for Chief Justice Post in Illinois
The Globe surveys prospects for Melville W. Fuller as chief justice in Illinois court. Editorials praise his character, integrity, and legal renown, noting his lack of formal judicial experience but strong mind and upright conduct. Other items report deaths, arrests, a staged robbery case, and a low attendance boxing bout on the Hudson.
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Vatican Decree Stirring Irish and British Debate
A long dispatch surveys reactions to a papal rescript amid Irish and British opposition. It notes Conservative and Unionist unease, Liberal ambivalence, and Welsh and French political responses while detailing related European developments from Crete to France. The piece touches on Vatican influence, government policy in Ireland, and public sentiment across parties.
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Damaging Weather Notes Across Cities With Flooding
May reports from Samage Done Here and There, Nouruanproy and Denix describe high streams and washouts on roads. The Connecticut River runoff is rising, rail lines face track closures, and submergence of headers threatens infrastructure. In Woopssitun and nearby areas, property losses and fires accompany advancing floodwaters.
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College Rowing Prank Spurs Harvard Bradford Race
Boston May 2 A light hearted prank during practice led to a rowing race on the Charles where the Bradford crew outrowed Harvard amateurs by about two lengths. The event drew professional cheers as the college crew claimed they could not match the fast technique of seasoned oarsmen.
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