Randallites Bold In Fight Over Speaker Role In Next Congress
A special telegram from Washington notes growing boldness of the Randall faction in shaping tariff legislation and selecting the next Speaker. Frequent references mark the race among PeKingley Cannon Burrows Bayne Reed and Henderson Iowa as contenders, with conversations focused on parliamentary mastery and ability to quell disorder.
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Messrs
PeKinley
Cannon
Burrows
Bayne
Reed
Henderson
Iowa
Senator Coke Attacks Texas County Scandals in Senate
In Nevada February 14 the Senate resumed debate on a Privileges and Elections report. Senator Coke denounced the committee as biased and political, alleging witnesses favored Hackworth Schutze and Moore while discrediting counter testimony. He asserted local officials faced indictments for malfeasance and read counter-memorials from Brenham before yielding.
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HiNevtos
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Coke
Princip
Secsareer
Ee Hackworth
Moore
Schutze
Hackworth
Schutse
Washington County
Texas
Brenham
Washing County
Amateur architects in the Supervising Architect’s office questioned
Thomas D. Hisier refused to answer questions on political contributions during an investigation into the office. The committee recommends he be male to do ae r W. ALF r. e0n of the Supervising Abshisno. He was not an architect but hoped to be after two years of study. Graves testified about outside work on a public building in Duluth Minnesota as Commissioner Wright was confirmed.
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Sodinite
Joseph H. Graves
Supervising Architect
Duluth
Minn
Randall faction asserts itself over revenue measures in late Congress
A dispatch from Wasnar soton reports the Randall faction in the Fiftieth Congress pushing for independent revenue reform. The Cowles bill to remove the tobacco tax and whisky tax reforms faces support from moderate tariff Democrats while Ways and Means advances a tariff bill with Mills measures. Opposition from Mills-Breckinridge-McMillen bloc and South support creates a bitter split shaping the final revenue legislation.
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Wasnar Soton
Committee On Ways and Means
Senate
Committee On Appropriations
Randall
Cowles
Mills-Breckinridge-McMillen
South
New Mexico Delayed in South Dakota Admission Debate
In Washington February 14 the House debated conference actions on the South Dakota statehood bill. Proposals aimed to exclude New Mexico and push admission by presidential proclamation under Sioux Falls terms. A substitute favored immediate admission for North Dakota, Minnesota, and Washington. The House approved Baker’s resolution 187 to 102, with a vote on the measures set for tomorrow.
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Washincrox
Springer
Ilinois
House
Senate
South Dakota
Baker
New York
New Mexico
Sioux Falls
North
Cox
North Dalfntina
Washington
State Department doubts commitment to Samoa policy by next admin
Washington officials say the current administration will not select the American representative for the Berlin conference or take action that could bind the incoming administration on Samoa policy.
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Washington
State Department
Bayard
Berlin
Tarnished Tri State News Highlights Local Scandals and Accidents
Condensed dispatches report William Riley escaping jail after grand larceny in Youngstown. Meadville Republicans nominate J B Cochran for mayor. Uniontown express kills Albert Rosco near Brownfield amid suspected intoxication. James McQuaide dies after earth bank collapse. Hazleton merchants sign circular urging boycott of L S Valley Railroad until G R Clark store is abolished. Fayette County sheriff residence and jail bids opened in Uniontown. Ad mentions demulcent shaving sample offer and cure claims.
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Youngstown
William Riley
Meadville
J. B. Cochran
Select Council
Uniontown Express
Albert Rosco
Redstone Coke Works
Brownfield
James McCquaide
Bridgeport
Hazleton
Lshigh Valley Railroad Company
G. R. Clark
Uniontown
Fayette County
Toese Liuiheey
Pituwhong
Huckstein &Co
Fitts
Siddebe Shier
Pisains
Bo Ohoemer
Lowest
Laughead
Modisette & Co
Trade Training Endorsed by National Builders Convention
Colonel Richard T. Auchmuty urged master builders to control their own business and expand trade education, arguing unions oppose youth training. The convention adopted resolutions to deter conspiracy law tampering and to make it a felony to block youths from learning trades. St Paul was chosen for 1890 meetings with new officers led by Edward E. Seribner in St Paul.
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Philadelphia
Richard T. Auchmuty
New York
Ants
Vashall
Master Builders’ Exchange
Syracuse
Pelphia
Committee On
Butterworth
Ohio
Ngress
St. Paul
Minn
Edward E. Seribner
John J. Tucker
William H. Sayward
Boston
George Tapper
Chicago
New York Grain Trade Ties with Baltimore Hamburg Line
A Baltimore Hamburg freight service begins with a semi monthly voyage from Baltimore under Pennsylvania Railroad arrangements. The move is cited as altering grain flow away from New York with 3000 of January's 6500 Baltimore corn cars hauled by the Pennsylvania line.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hamburg-American Packet Company
Baltimore
Hamburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Road
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Wastusonox
the Sen
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Prescott, Ark
Carroll D. Wright
Tri-State News
Tribu
Tary
Pittabara
Colgate & Co
John St, Y
Carson St
Hood
Lowell
Mass
C.J. Hood & CO
National Builders’ Association
Betterworth
United States
Jos. Horse & Co
Penn Avenue
C. C
Grant and
Diamond Streets
New Court House
Yankeeland
Jos. Horne & Co
SuuGus
India
Shanghai
Jos. Horxe & Co
Hauch’s
No. Ous
Fifth Avenue
Aidence
Robert J. Comway
Puleeduer
John M. Weaver
Pittbure
Mattie G. C. Molavid
Percy HE New
Alfred Ambe
Caroline Gill
Jean Pattison
Martha Partin
Louise Green
J. Jordan
Margaret M. Ae
T. Arthurs
eWernon
Andrew Petzer
Hell Seaton
Wayne County
F. Hiverets
McKee
C.ccsces
Hooks
Oma Bail
Barah J. Batt
Clark Woods
Murry Street
Southside
Davitt
Buuten C. Davitt
R. W. Means
Race Street
Allegheny
Floyd
James Floyyd
Fmiday
Oakland Avenue
Ree Wimuta
Charles
Elhelmt Goehring
Hall
Federal Street
William Dove
David A
Carrie A. Hall
Kelley
John Kelley
Iasiden
Corper Sheridan Avenus
Hoeveler Street
Nineteenth Ward
Pittsburg
Katle
John P
Annie McKenna
Formar
Donnell
Mary
Owen O'Donnell
Forty- Second Street
St. Mary's Church
Rigger
Planett
No. Uy Fat
William Rhees
Suter Station
Steiner
Louisa
Eeanane
Joseph
Minnie Steiner
Robinson and
Aliquippa Streets
Oakland
Spidle
N. B. Spidle
Decatur Street
Allegheny City
inLie Sripe
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
James M. Fullerton
Seventh Street
Telephone
Smilax
A. M
J. B. Murdoch
Smithfield ST
John R
A. M Murdoch
PePsesenten
Pouch Co
North America
William L Jones
Fourth Avenue
Jad
Z Assurance Co
Astin Hartford
Cann
Edwards & Kenney
J. P. Smith
Lamp,Glass & China Co
Wood Street
N. B
D, Taylor &Co
Daberty Street
Market ST
Sixth Street
Fifth Ave
Crea Cie
Chantilly
Valenciennes
Jane Hading Veils
Jane
Carpenters
Fel-Wran
Wm, Semple’s
Brussels
Spring
Spring Fixtures Co
Sandom Rts
Come's
Batin de Lyon
Forget
Me-Nots
Jane Hading
Saratoga
Torchon
Asc
Soc
Fleishman & CO
New Department Stores
Market Street
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