Wild Riot in the House as Bynum Denounces Campbell
In Washington May 17 the House erupted over a clash involving Indiana's William D. Bynum and James Campbell. Bayne defended Campbell as Bynum called him a liar and perjurer, prompting hours of uproar. A censure resolution against Bynum followed after he repeated the accusations, with mixed votes and intense debate over parliamentary privilege.
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House of Representatives
Bayne
James Campbell
Bynum
Wilson
Campbell
Indiana
West Virgin
Broom
Mr. Bayne
Jens
Reed
Mills
Pittsburg
Messrs. Bynum
Mr. Bynum
Manca
McKinley
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Cle
Campas
Dispute Over Censure Fight Delays House Business
The House battles over censure of Mr. Bynum with repeated appeals and dilatory motions. Debate centers on language used against Mr. Indiana and party decorum as Speaker Reed allows the chamber to proceed in disorder before adjourning to page six.
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Henderson
Iowa
Springer
Yeas
Wheeler
Alabama
Pays
Bland
Cutcheon
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Mr. Herbert
van Vorhis
Page
West Virginia
House of Representatives
Bynum
Holman
Socialists Run Candidates for Parliament in London
The London Social Democratic Federation plans a near full slate for the general election with about 30 candidates in London constituencies. Gladstone campaigns in Eastern England to rally Liberal supporters as Liberal and Home Rule issues dominate tours and political meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Socialistic Federation
Gladstone
England
Liberal Party
Loxton
Social Democrat Federation
London
Trades Union Conference
Liverpool
Suffolk
Essex
Diplomatic Recall Sparks U S Recall Demand
Rome dispatch reports calls to recall President Harrison's Italian born military attaché after a disputed return to service. Separate protest targets consul William Burgess for pottery trade ties in the United States as he arrives at Stoke on Trent for a Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Rome
United States
Harrison
Italy
William Burgess
Tunstall
Potteries
Staffordshire
Stoke-on-Trent
Chamber of Commerce
Young Bismarck in England Visions Year Visit
Ex chancellor Herbert Bismarck rests in England with friends as he recalls his father's resignation. He has met Lord Rosebery Sir Charles and Lady Dilke and Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice to discuss foreign affairs. He plans to spend six months yearly in England and a possible visit by his father before year end.
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Loxobox
Herbert Bismarck
England
Lord Roseberry
Charles
Lady Dilke
Lord Edmund Fitemaurice
Herbert
Spurgeon as a boycotter in religious conflict
The radical Baptist preacher Spur geon has adopted boycotting, criticizing Gladstone over home rule. He seceded from the Baptist union after a clash over doctrinal emphasis, while about 50 young pastors trained at his college stayed with the union. Spurgeon's bitter stance drew strong non conformist criticism.
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Lorpox
Spurgeon
Gladstone
The
Baptist Union
Byarpeon
Stanley and Dorothy Tennant engagement shocks London society
London learns the engagement of Sir Henry Morton Stanley to Dorothy Tennant. Tennant, a clever artist and society beauty of about 30, is known for paintings of London's gamin and for modeling in Millais and Watts works. She plans to accompany Stanley on his African travels.
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Africa
Cable
the Dispatch
Sranley
Dorothy Tennant
London
Miss Tennant
Charles Tennant
Richmond Terrace
Academy
Thames Embankment
John Millais
Watts
Explorer
Pall Mall Gazette
Stanley
Terriers of nobles spark legal tests in Britain
London May 17 Two aristocratic dogs feature in British court cases. Earl Annesley’s unmuzzled terrier risked a cat sighting, causing a police matter. The magistrate ruled only the wagging tail mattered, dismissing charges. In Warwick, Countess Aylesford lost an action against the Great Western Railway over her estate claimed as one dog.
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London
Earl Annesley
Queen's Highway
Marylebone
Pacific
Warwick County Court
Countess Aylesford
Great Western Railway
A Lover for Victoria
Loypox May 17 Queen Victoria at seventy plus has drawn affection from Alfred Carter a Lancashire man studying for the Wesleyan ministry. Carter's letters proposing marriage were given to Police Inspector Savage who arrested him as a lunatic. The Queen departs next week for Galmoral in the Scottish Highlands with the Prince and Princess of Wales taking on duties in her absence.
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Queen Victoria
Alfred Carter
Carter
Windsor
Savage
Windsor Fields
Victoria
Galmoral
Scotch Highlands
Prince and Princess of Wales
Royaltys Use a Royal Healer in Tyrol Visit
The Czar enjoys a calm spell as the Italian Crown Prince visits Russia and the triple alliance holds. Duke Charles Theodore of Bavaria, the royal oc ulist, ends a month at Merau Tyrol where peasants from Austrian Italian and Swiss Tyrol received free care. He performed 53 cataract operations and 117 minor procedures in four weeks.
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Loxpoy
Rusia
Charles Theodore
Bavaria
Merau
Tyrol
Restrictions on American cattle imports likely eased soon
In Parliament Mr Chaplin, Minister of Agriculture, signaled no loosening of import bans on American cattle though he hinted some changes may occur in ration rules. Venezuelan government stocks remain firm as belief grows that England and Venezuela may soon reestablish diplomatic ties.
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Chaplin
United States
Venezuela
England
The Mighty Fallen Ex King Milan in Servia
King Milan returns to Belgrade to a cool reception as Servians lose respect for their former sovereign. In Negotin a theater audience applauded a play portraying Milan as a bound character viced and mocked, reflecting disdain for his reign.
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Milas
Servia
Loxpon
Milan
Belgrade
Negotin
Hastings Wins York County Delegates for Governor Fight
York Pa May 17 Hastings carries twenty five districts in York County winning four delegates to the Republican State Convention. Delamater is decisively defeated as Hastings leads a fierce intra party battle with Mon\-tooth and Stone supporters aligning briefly before backing Hastings.
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York County
Hastings
Delamater
York
Starta
E. A. Montooth
Washington
Major Montooth
Grand Army of the Republic
Montooth
Stone
James A. Dale
Delamare
Sawer
Church South session declines episcopal union bid
In St Louis on May 17 the General Conference of the M. E. Church South discussed organic union and rejected a proposal to appoint cross-denominational commissioners. The committee urged broad inclusivity yet called organic union an unmixed evil, urging reunion overtures from those who caused the split. The conference unanimously supported the report despite dull proceedings. A separate resolution criticizing Sunday news was referred to the committee.
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St. Louis
General Conference
M. E. Church South
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
Conference On Organic Union
Increasing Interest At Charities Conference Meeting
In Baltimore on May 17 the charities and correction conference drew nearly 200 members from beyond the city. Papers read covered public hospital work in Brooklyn hospital management hospital construction for natural ventilation and hospital relations to the medical profession. The group visited Johns Hopkins Hospital and Indianapolis was chosen for next year’s convention location with dates to be set.
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Baltimore
Conference of Charities and Correction
Brooklyn
Johns Hopkin’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Carlisle Made Senator in Democratic Caucus Vote
In Louisville Republicans largely supported John G. Carlisle for the Senate after a caucus balloting returned 107 votes for Carlisle and 15 for Silas Adams. Carlisle thanked supporters and said he would soon go to Washington to take his seat, aiming to continue public service in Congress while upholding Democratic principles.
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Louisville
Lindsay
John G. Car
Ion
Langley
Silas Adams
Casy County
Carlisle
Adams
Senator Carlisle
Washington
Senate
House
Beck
Owever
Democratic
Congress
Wallace Still Hopeful as Pattison Leads Dems
In Harrisburg on May 17, Senator Wallace remains hopeful amid Pattison momentum for governor. Philadelphia delegates back Pattison, Lackawanna County supports him, yet Wallace says he remains a strong contender. Six counties have pledged Wallace delegates, Black concedes he is out of the race.
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Pattison
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Lackawanong County
Democratic Committee
Wallace
Delamater
Chauncey F. Black
Delamater Said to Have a Bare Thing on the State Delegates
Sharon May 17. Report of tonight's Mercer county primaries is unavailable. six Sharon wards not counted and only scattered returns expected. State delegates likely favor Delamater with McDowell leading for Congress and Fruit Hall and Harshaw to form the Legislative delegation. A full county ticket to be nominated. Greenville dispatch notes about 60 names on the Republican ticket with few returns late.
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Delamater
Mrmvidl
Sharon
Mercer County
McDowell
Congress
Fruit
Hall
Harshaw
Nomi
Greenville
Death From Tooth Extraction Apparent in South Taoner
Nathaniel Gore died at his home after four teeth were removed by Dr. W G Ebersole. His swelling extended to the throat causing fatal adema. Several others who had teeth pulled by the same dentist suffer similar symptoms. Gore, an oil well driller from Bradford, leaves a wife and four grown children.
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Nathaniel Gore
South Taoner
W.G. Ebersole
A. Krauss
Carrolton
Ebersole
Gore
Bradford
Remarkable Coffin Scene Ends in Tragic Burial
Newport Kentucky May 17 Mrs Jacob Korb dies after a long illness. While being carried from the church to the grave a groan in the coffin startled pallbearers who opened the lid. The woman sat up wild eyed and paralyzed then collapsed and died before arrival of the physician.
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Newport
Jacob Korb
Kenton County
Divorce Action Follows Emmet Departure From Albany
Fritz Emmet has left Albany and Eleanor F Emmet has filed for divorce on grounds of unfaithfulness. Emmet will not defend. Eleanor seeks relief. Emmet plans to sail for Ireland with his son and an old servant after turning over his elegant residence and grounds valued at about $150.
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UMP Atom
Albany
Fritx Emmet
Eleanor F. Emmet
Fatal wedding day tragedy in New York from electric wire
Sebastian Oppolito, 22, a New York Italian hoothlack, was to be married that evening. He leaned from a Broadway window at 167 Broadway, touched an insulated electric light wire, and died instantly. The incident occurred in front of his fruit stand at 65 Mulberry Street, with only a few witnesses. The wire was heavily insulated, and the death was reported as instantaneous with no visible struggle.
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Darita
Bynum
General Assembly
the Knights of Labor
Indianapolis
Arrison
Arrison, and Mr. Bynum
Hamam
Wilson
Saul of
Tarsus
Jas, Campbell
Onl
Goschen
Harcourt
Smith
Whitsuntide
Major Montooth
the Commonwealth
Senator Delamater
Mr. Stone
Delamater
Hastings
George 8. Schmidt
Schmidt
Crawford County
Stone
York County
New York
Sebastian Appolite
Broadway
Kemmler
Yppolito
Oppolito
Mulberry Street
Inter-State National Bank
Open liquor sales begin in Topeka as first since five years
May 17 Topeka reports the first open sale of intoxicating liquor in five years. Charles Rahrer of a Kansas City wholesaler opened an original package shop on the main street. A carload of beer cases was sold out by evening amid a curious crowd. Rahrer plans to sell whisky and wine as well, despite state law fears.
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Topeka
Charles Rahrer
Kansas City
Dewalt
Rahrer
Contents at a Glance in The Dispatch
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William Sticker
L. A. 300
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H. Sellers McKee
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Europa
Messrs
Bynum and Wilson
Campbell Jeter
Allegheny
Kentucky
Breckinridge
Cannon
Illinois
Mille
Mr. Cutcheon
Mr. Morgan
Mississippi
William D. Bynum
Willam D. Bycum
Martin
Todiane
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McMillion
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Rgeant
Arma
Norwich
St. Andrew's Halluilding
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Czar
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IBY
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Wallace Gull
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Charities Conference
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Frank G. Campentee
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