Washington affairs in Congress on Treasury report delay
Special correspondence from Virginian Bureau notes Republicans press for Treasury report by Secretary Carlisle amid delays. Morton reports stop on distribution of seeds, debates over public documents, and proposed bills for funding Norfolk port, Newport News buildings, and Portsmouth works. Virginia figures, cadetship prospects, and committee assignments hint at party maneuvering ahead of key votes.
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Virginian Bureau
Washington, D. C
Felr
Treasury Department
Arceuttore
Morton
Harmon
Onston
Fourney
Mr. Morton
Ives
Roram
Bowery
Yorks
Congress
Congressmain
Tyler
Norfolk
Gand
Newport Nene
Ely
Portsmouth
Bresa
Labor meeting endorses free silver and eight hour law action
The American Federation of Labor met in Madison Square Garden with President McBride in charge. Eva McDonald-Valesh advocated workers living among laborers and sending letters on experiences. A resolution denouncing Treasury Secretary Carnish for alleged eight hour law violations was adopted, and a motion supporting immediate free and unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1 was approved.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Madison Square Garden
McBride
Eva McDonald-Valesh
Inbor Victor
Minneapolis Tribune
Federation
Committee On Rules
Plorence Fairview
Albany
Carnish
Treasury de Poortwent
Cleveland
Ebes
Treasury
Fal Wenner
Omaha
Alger
Rival Senatorship Foes Stir Georgia Legislature Debate
In Atlanta on December 1, ex-Speaker Crisp and Secretary Smith led a forum assessing the United States Senatorship, criticizing free coinage of silver and urging restraint on silver flow. Judge Crisp, Secretary Smith, and orator Davis addressed a large audience in the House chamber. Madrid reports a monster demonstration against scandal and notes Madrid’s government’s passive stance with dispatches to General Campos and Cuba’s army.
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Atlanta
Dee
Bonny
Tio
Gore
Madrid
Therety
Cleneral Martine
Campos
Havana
Cuba
Christiana
Canovas del Castillo
Clemons
Rev C Clopton D D Accepts Baltimore Pastorate
Rev C Sonne C Clopton D D of Washington Virginia has accepted a call to pastor Walley Memorial Baptist Church of Baltimore. He studied at Richmond College and earned a DD from that institution. He is a graduate of the Southern Baptist Seminary Louisville. Previously he led Clay Street Calvary Baptist Church Richmond for fifteen years and Parker Memorial Church Anniston for three years.
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C. Clopton
DP. D
Baltimore
Dev
Sonne
D. D
Washington, Va
Walley Memorial Baptist Church
Wry Olyby
Clopton
Tichmont College
Southern Baptist Semipiry
Louleviile
Clay Street
Calvary Baptist Church
Richmond
Parker Memorial Church
Anniston
Ala
Knives Out for Bayard Pischer in Senate Debates
Washington D C December debates on Bayard’s alleged anti republican speeches, calls to impeach the US ambassador to Great Britain, and resolutions referencing protectionist policy spark a partisan clash. The Senate considers remarks on Mr Bayard and the broader governance critique, with impeachment questions debated and a final vote on references to Foreign Affairs.
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Washington, D
Massachusetts
South
Congress
Lavin
Metter
Call
Turkey
Owillom tRepo
Uwinols
Senate
Monroe Oetvinie
Mar. Cullen
Squires
Navy
Cockrell
To-Morney
Hogee
Dingley
Manine
House
Pinscher
New York
Texas
Crisp
Mrr. McCall
Thoms PF. Barard
United States
Great Britain
London Times
Boston
Ing
Bayard
Bamburg
Proton
Piv
Anibaasaderk Jabrena
Teselyvenl
Widelheerat Kayard
Dayar
Cris
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Barrett
Thomas Bayard
Thomas F. Bayard
Hedinburgh Philosophical Institution
Thomas W. Hayard
London News
Eainsburgh Philosophical Institution
Mr. Hayard
St Louis Momentum Grows At Republican National Convention
The Republican National Committee selects St. Louis Missouri as pivotal, trailing Chicago and San Francisco. Ballot by ballot tallies show St. Louis gaining support through rounds, ending with a clear lead as the convention deepens.
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Washington, D C
Dee
St. Louis
Republican Nation Committee
God Bi
Lewis
New York
Tie Mirther
Unie
Wig
Sin Francises
Thlessy
Pittsboeg
New Yunis
Hobart
New Jersey
Sheperry
Mane
District of Columbia
Len Mrentisen
Hi Duos Wild
Cheng
el Louis
Viret
Ker Ps
Commnties
Stiwmiels
Mounday
Secon
Pranelsee
Chicago
Pittsbuye
Pitsburg
Stabo
Smoky
Pillsbure
President Paine Family Secret Dye Closes Firm
Maris and Dee report on a convoluted tale involving alleged cam and threats against President Faure. The piece suggests Bellnot left home after marriage, dissipated his fortune, and that relatives warned of consequences to protect an innocent person amid a public scandal.
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Maris
Faure
Phare
Foove
M. Bellnot
Belluot
An Winele
M Goignet Wien
Bello
Charleston Goes Democratic in Quiet Municipal Election
Charleston S. C Dec 10 The municipal election passed quietly under poor weather with two tickets in contention. The regular Democratic ticket named J Adger Smythe for mayor and most aldermen, while the APLA supported by the independents drew solid black support for their ticket. Early returns show the Democrats leading by a comfortable margin, with about nineteen of twenty four aldermen likely elected.
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Charleston
D. C
Jane
Tcket
APLA
Hiependante
J. Adger Smythe
Committee's Meet Sets Stage for Senate Chairs
Washington confirms both potent committees for Senate appointments held a brief session with tentative propositions. McPherson vacancy contested by Wolcott and Dubois, Western senators gain chairmanships, and a widened Finance Committee from eleven to thirteen members.
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Washington
Senate
Gorman
Moses. Murphy
Alvan
Aldrich
Colel
Oniaest
Baetow
Dubois
Mir Piatt
Commecticut
Tepublicans
Mir
Daniel
Wirginia
Democrata
Thin Witt Modnin
Aifferanes
Tatt
Thutler
South Carolina
Cameron
Pennsylvyania
Myr. Lodge
Massachusetts
Mgr
Lodge
Idahe
Vorkgrew
South Dakota
In- Aica AM Lars
Handler
Elale
Maine
Allison
Hkiujes
Shermin
Foreign Melations
Morvill
Ti- Hitnee
Hoar
Jodielarsy
Mo. Davis
Pacific Railroads
Mer
Matt An
Pate
Mitel
Ore-gon
Mitthen
Gullinger
Hawiey
Miitary Affais
Coomeron
Squire
Wrye
Commerce
McMillan
District of Columbia
Quay
Agriculture
Praetor
Vermont
Markins
California
Welesti
Colorado
Johan Jones
Nevata
Mainhy
Besisi
Prye
Ghote
Said Pasha Leaves British Embassy in Constantinople
Constantinople December first reports Said Pasha formerly Grand Vizier departed the British Embassy where he had sought refuge from dangers real or imagined. Hazan Tapsrin Eftenil of the Interior Department offered guarantees that no harm would befall him before departure, per Sultanate arrangements. A Newest Discovery advertises painless teeth treatments in New York.
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Pash Beaves
Constantinople
Yergerday Said Pasha
Dhe Place
Hazan Tapsrin Eftenil
Interior Department
Pelea
Haywood confession details murder plot and execution prep
In Minneapolis on December 10 Harry Haywood confesses to orchestrating Catherine Ging’s murder. He describes a planned double cross with Claus Buxt and a failed attempt to secure a revolver, then reflects on facing execution. Sheriff Wolmburg and Father Timothy visit as Haywood rejects religious consolation and plans a final supper for the guards.
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Minneapolis
Min
Harry
Haywood
Catherine Ging
Alfil
Hayward
Burton
Claus Buxt
Frank
Bixt
Thal
Tee Haywood
Tin
Hin Wal
Hal
Ia Sundborg
Timothy
Stella Goodman
New York
Sheriff Wolmburg
Haywick
June Barry
Dr. Burton
Minnesota
Gta
George Clemens
Special Prices Continues This Week on Dress Goods
Special prices continue this week on dress goods and new day goods. All wool dress goods worth 0g, 25e. Many novelties at half prices. Weaves, worth 75c, 1 Yc. Black, blue and brown dress fabrics to be opened this coming week.
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Washington Affairs
MA. Tyler
Ducks— Morton
Scoda
Republiccans
Ponting
Corisie
Ww.oster- Buls
Salisbury
Olney Siner
Cleveland Joft
Remy
Olnes
Rowmsty
Oty
Olney
Reed
Mr. Cleveland
Morton Mae
Mr. Tyler
Norfolk and Portsmouth
William Lamb
National Republican
Jerate
Lamb
Capitol
James A. Walker
Virginia
W. H W. Patriess
The
Teuse
Menivos
Ohio
Waltiess
Fairless
Osterhaus
Washington ‘Taylor
Taylor
Unis
E. W. Maupin
Meredith
House of Representatives
WH. L. W
Boke Smith
McCall
Pischer
Sindon
Alverce Ethica
Committee On
Ocrigp
Burgett
Rigp
McKintey
Witten Tanff
Aly
Aly. Bayard
Boeton
Eng
Provident
Cannon
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Axpreuso
Paine
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N.Y. D
Catharine Ging
Blixt
Gould
Jung
Hetrses
Southern Freight Staten Asnoviatio
Souths’ Freight Rate Association
Haines
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Southern
Norfolk , Western
Atlantic Coast Line
Cape Fear
Yadkin Valley
Play Central
Plant System
Georgia
Florida
Louisville
Nashville
Ster
Miners Transportation
Mallory Steamship Lines
Eet
Hood
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