Republicans Drive For Cloture In Senate Fight
In the Senate debate on cloture, Aldrich pushes to advance his resolution to restrict extended debate while Democrats challenge the Journal and insist on preserving free debate. The Vice President rules, votes occur, and the session adjourns for a 6 PM recess to resume tomorrow.
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New York Striking Spinners Replaced by Newark Labor
Clark Thread company brings sixty seven men to Newark to replace strikers but only twenty four remain at work as others refuse after learning they must live in the mill's hose house and endure restricted liberty. New workers are smuggled in under cotton bales aboard company trucks guarded by special officers. Strikers fear gaining access to newcomers to persuade them to quit.
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Thankful Colored Baptist Church Closed by Sheriff
In Augusta on January 25 the Sheriff closed the Thankful Colored Baptist Church and Mr Te. 16. Pritehird was named temporary receiver by Judge Roney. The congregation accuses Rev. James T. Jalbert of ignorance and denying rights at Conference meetings. The Reed rule is cited as governing church affairs. A hearing to resolve the dispute is set before Judge Roney on February 20.
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Appointment to State Railroad Board Fills Midstate Vacancy
Governor Tillman names I. R. Thomas of Sumter to the state railroad commissioners board to fill the vacancy caused by ex Governor Donham's death. The appointment follows a rule to balance regional representation. Also notes death of King Kalakua of Hawaii and a sudden death in San Francisco last week.
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Senate Delays Rule Change Amid Heated Debate on Apportionment
The Senate failed to lay on the table the resolution to amend rules for closing debate as Morgan battles the election bill. The roll call ended 34 to 34 as transfers and pairs sparked acrimony. Wolcott won approval to take up the apportionment bill, shifting focus from rules to its fate.
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Ingalls Bid Fails as Alliance Casts Vote in Kansas Caucus
A Topeka committee asked to spread the Lincoln Post memorial for Ingalls to the U S Senate but issued an adverse report. Alliance lawmakers then held a secret caucus, pledging to support a single nominee while excluding several elected or allied figures, amid petitions for and against Ingalls’ re election.
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Striking Skin Shedding Man Seen At St Elizabeths Hospital
Jan 18 report describes a man in Phillips-Dury Montana who travels to Chicago yearly for a skin shedding episode tied to July 25. A photo frame shows the process as doctors, including Dr Jacob Frank, arrange a room at St Elizabeths where the patient remains under scrutiny amid a large family and elderly grandmother. Also mentions political canvassing in Tennessee and a bold bank safe robbery in Salitio.
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Ingalls's Successor In Congress And Senate Ballot
In Tovrenka Kansas on January 25 the House balloted for United States Senator to succeed Ingalls with Pfeffer 96 and others on the list. The Alliance caucus nominated Judge Vieller but failed to adjourn until 1:15 AM after seventeen candidates and multiple rounds. The final Senate tally favored Pfeffer 76 and Willits 38 with Elder's forces defeated. Ingalls was later declared the Senate choice amid tension over joint sessions and passes.
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Leavenworth County
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Mystery or murder inquiry in ContuMaga S C
A white woman Alice McLeod living with a negro named Waites Martin near the oil works disappeared on Friday night. Children say a man, believed to be Martin, abducted her at the train. Martin returned with blood on his pants and ashes on his knife. Police arrested Martin after a search culminating near Granby Quarry.
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WRECK OF WIRES FROM A GREAT SNOW STORM
The Sun reports a massive telegraph disruption as a fierce snow and sleet storm crashes across New York City and surrounding areas. Wires sag, poles topple, and service is largely interrupted, with Western Union reduced to three lines and many routes out of Philadelphia and New Jersey damaged.
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Senator Cameron Burned in Effigy Over Elections Bill
In Allegheny City on January 28 Republicans express indignation at Senator Cameron for voting to shelve the elections bill. He is burned in effigy as a brass band plays and a short parade precedes the act. A pen is started among the crowd urging the Legislature to seek his resignation.
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