Senate pro tempore resigns and Gorman may run
The resignation of Senate President pro tempore Ingalls is announced as the Senate debates the Indian lands bill. Seator Gorman is reported to be in the Democratic race for the presidency with Maryland backing. Rusk denies a Cleveland boom and hints Gorman could gain support if he runs. Delaware river dredging bids trigger an investigation. the Army Engineers favor the American Dredging Company, while the Penn Company appeals. Congressman Harmer jokes about politics, and Grosvenor pushes a river and harbor investigation for Millsburg amid looming high water threats.
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Settlement on Silver Question Urged in House
In Washington February 1 earnest effort by several House members seeks a compromise on the silver issue based on larger silver purchases. The plan aims to replace the Senate unlimited free coinage bill with a compromise measure if a strong majority supports it. Some Republicans backing free coinage may refuse any agreement.
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Indian Depredations Claims Bill Advances to Conference
The Senate discussed the bill for adjudicating Indian depredation claims on February 1. Amendments by Mr. Edmunds and Mr. Hoar were adopted or struck, including testimony rules and compensation provisions. A conference was requested to reconcile differing Senate and House votes with Messrs Moods Paddock and Faulkner named as conferees.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee Recommends Concurrence on Senate Amendments
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs votes to concur with 15 Senate amendments to the diplomatic appropriation bill and to not concur with a single amendment regarding the Hawaiian cable dispute. A separate charter bill for the company, with government guarantees, is also reported.
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Democrats Pursuing Policy of Obstruction in the House
In Wasstfrotos the House opened under Speaker Reed after illness. Democrats push for rent and nay votes on motions, aiming to block appropriation bills as weapons against the measure. In Wasnmarox a Senate bill was introduced granting a pension to Admiral Porter’s widow.
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Opposed to Free Coinage in House Hearings
Washington February 19. Only three coinage committee members attend a session closed to the public. William H. Beck of Montana argues current law which removes 51,000,000 ounces of silver annually from the market protects silver minors, opposing free coinage. He cites ex-Governor White's letter praising the failure of free coinage and warns of disaster if enacted. He calls for gold silver exchange parity and government loss coverage if metals swing. J S Moore cites reduced Indian demand as cause of silver value drop, not demonetization by the U S.
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Census figures by race for Tennessee and West Virginia
The Census Bureau reports Tennessee population by race: White 1,132,000. Colored 430, Indians 173, Chinese 64, Japanese 1, total 1,707,515. West Virginia figures show White 724, Indians 508? and Chinese 16, total 627.
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Officer Rises in Prayer Meeting and Levies on Church
In Englewood Presbyterian Church Rev. John Weston led a prayer service after Rev. Williams was deposed. Deputy Sheriff Galpin appeared to levy on church carpets and furniture for several hundred dollars, locking the building as trustees ponder next steps. The scene followed a long, sensational local church trial.
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