Fiery House Attack on Senator Quay Splits Republicans
A bitter congressional clash in the national capital centers on Robert Kennedy of Ohio, dubbed King Bob, as he accuses Senator Quay of betrayal. The speech triggers calls to discipline Kennedy as debates over a Federal election law intensify and party lines harden.
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Maine
Julius Casar Burrows
House
King Bob" Kennedy
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Wasuin Gros
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Dergen
New Jersey
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Georgia
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Breckenridge
Lacey
Iowa
Kelley
Kansas
Kennedy Speech Attacks Senatorial Courtesy and Judas Motif
Speaker Kennedy denounces the era of Senatorial courtesy as a cloak for corruption and calls for a progressive, transparent era. He singles out Matt Quay for silence amid charges, urges leadership to prove or deny the accusations, and warns of party upheaval if misdeeds persist.
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Calhoun
Wade
Fessenden
Crittenden
Plans for Arbitration at Pan American Congress
President transmits to Congress the International American Conference's arbitration plan with Blaine’s transmittal letter. The conference at Washington recommends (1) arbitration for disputes between American nations, (2) nonrecognition of a single right to exclusive jurisdiction, (3) adoption of the proposed arrangements. Ratification of these treaties would be a hopeful incident in Western Hemisphere history.
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Congress
Blaide
America
United States
Americas
Opposition to Blaine tariff proposal creates debate in Senate
In Washington on September 3 two Republican senators, Edmunds and Evarts, opposed Blaine’s tariff idea. Edmunds argued against free sugar and skeptical of Central and South American reciprocity, citing the 1854 Canadian treaty and US societal wealth. Evarts attacked favored nation clauses, questioned non competing nations, and urged choosing tariffs that best preserve national substance while allowing others to shape theirs.
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Evarin
Mr. Blaine
Washington
Blaine
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Central
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North America
Evarts
Brasil
Great Britain
England
Secretary Windom Sets Monthly Silver Purchase Quota
Washington reports Secretary Windom and the Mint director agreed to buy 4,500,000 ounces each month from August 13 when the silver law took effect. The plan to average 64,000,000 ounces per year was rejected to follow the law, with total purchases since the 13th reaching near the monthly quota.
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Windom
Mint
Harrison's Sympathy to Widow of General Barrundia
Acting Secretary Wharton telegraphed to General Barrundia's widow in Washington on September 3. The President conveyed condolences and promised careful attention and full consideration of details surrounding the death.
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Barrundia
Washington
General Barrundia
Raum inquiry discussion yields no closure in Washington
The Raum Investigating Committee spent two hours debating restarting the inquiry and whether the Commissioner should provide a full list of his appointments and indicate if Washington pension attorneys received preference. No decision was made and the panel adjourned to resume the hearing tomorrow.
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Washington
Raum
Prohibition in Deadwood Saloons Enforced by Sheriff
The September 3 dispatch reports Deadwood and Black Hills towns enforcing the prohibition law. Thirty eight saloons were served injunctions, doors closed, and property seized by the Sheriff with notices posted. City mood runs high amid fear of violence as law takes effect.
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Marriage of Baroness Yeosga Garcia to Cuban Sugar Planter
Baroness Maria De Los Angeles Yenaga Garcia wed Edwardo P. Alvarez at City Hall with only three witnesses. The couple, staying at Hotel Albert, plan an extended U S tour after a Grand Central Hotel wedding supper.
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Cienfuegos
Cuba
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David J. Roche
Edwardo P. Alvarez
J. Rafael Reyes
Carl E. Aguirre
Yenaga
Hotel Albert
University Place
Eleventh Street
Government Decree Grants State Loan Guarantee
Rio Janeiro reports a decree granting government guarantee of state loans totaling 50,000,000 fireis. It notes urgent financial needs across most states and shows little interest in canvassing for Constituent Assembly members.
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Constituent Assembly
Duel at daylight as Marquis de Leuville challenges reporter
A French correspondent and Marquis de Leuville plan a duel in Boulogne after a heated interview over Mrs. Leslie. The Marquis, seeking a second, prepares to meet the journalist at daybreak while police are alerted. Miss Black the housekeeper describes the Marquis practicing with a pistol and rewriting his will.
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William Mad at Edison. Emperor Missed Phonograph Gift
The German emperor was told Edison would send a phonograph, but the machine did not arrive as promised in Berlin. Anxious guests were disappointed and several letters to Edison remained unanswered, leading to royal snub concerns. Minister Gossler also fared poorly, risking a court reception if Edison returns to Berlin.
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Argan
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Berlin
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American Wheat Merchant Agent Dies by Own Action in Berlin
Theodoreizig, agent for American wheat merchants on the Berlin exchange, hanged himself after ruin from speculation. The report notes many Americans will suffer loss from his untimely death and mentions related disturbances as a separate item about lime kilns affected by a flood.
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Theodoreizig
Berlin
Flood Wreaks Havoc in South Bohemian Lowlands
As inundation waters rose the region faced three feet of flooding across the South Bohemian lowlands. Officials warn further damage may follow as authorities assess the impact and respond to the disaster.
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Demands of the Toilers at the Trades Congress
The British Trades International Congress at Brussels urged the legislature to amend factory discipline laws to ban fines. Delegates favored expanding factory and workshop inspection, employ female inspectors, and reform magistrate qualifications to open seats to workers. The mood was spirited with calls to eject unruly delegates by the chair and publicly name violators in future meetings.
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Dunlap
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Chucker
Phelps Defines U S Position on Meat Inspection Bill
Berlin dispatch reports United States Minister Mr. Phelps says public opinion in Germany is shaping policy and that the U S may wait before pressing its meat inspection bill. He warns of a potential clash if Russia or Austria react and notes German domestic tensions. The piece also covers Prague flooding and other global brief items.
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Berin
Rayue
Russia
America
Mississippi Convention Considers Constitution Without Referendum
The Mississippi Constitutional Convention resumes work on penitentiaries proposing abolition of convict leasing. A proviso allows state supervised convict labor for levee board work on public levees and bars contracting convicts. The Judiciary Committee endorses enacting a constitution without popular ratification amid expected opposition.
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Donovan Rossa as Drummer Represents New York Liquor House
A heavily built man in an antique silk hat visited Ansonia merchants, presenting a card for O Donovan Rossa. He has begun representing the liquor and cigar department of a New York firm, after previously writing editorials with a dagger between his teeth. His Ansonia sales were large and he spoke to a Dispatch reporter with clear curiosity about the people.
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Rosa
New York Firma
Rights of Farmers and Democratic Lead in Arkansas Race
Republican ticket in Kansas renominated while Arkansas sees a hoped 40000 lead for the Democrats the largest since 1874. Senator George W. Delamater spoke at Monroe County Agricultural Society Fair meeting farmers, praising their products and rights, shaking hands, and meeting local officials before a Court House square rally.
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Thomas C. Walton
Monroe County
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Joseph H. Shall
Coolbaugh and
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E. B. Norton
W. R. Bennett
T. Dunkin Paret
S. 8. Dreher
Burnett House
Delamater
Court House Square
Lebanon
Democratic Majority in Arkansas Estimated at 40,000
Meager railroad and telegraph facilities delay returns but enough counts show a Democratic majority around 37,000 with potential to reach 40,000. The Union Labor faction with Powell Clayton Republicans is fading, GOPs collapse in some circuits noted, and no violence beyond two prohibition areas.
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Republicans Hold Secret Session At Saratoga Meeting
The Executive Committee of the League of Republicans met in secret in Saratoga while a sub-committee adjourned without public business. They set April 21 for the Nations League convention in Cincinnati and appointed a special committee to coordinate with Cincinnati clubs on arrangements.
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Ohio
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Defeated Candidates Kick in Fourth West Virginia Nomination
Ravenswoop West Virginia September 3 Fourth District Republican Convention nominates incumbent C B Smith on first ballot amid clashes with Barbee Thompson Menager and others. Critics charge Smith was renominated by office holders and Henchmen vowing vengeance.
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West Virginia
Ravenswoop
W. Va
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Point Pleasant
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Maton County
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Pattison to Visit McKeesport for Campaign Kickoff
Democratic Governor candidate Robert E. Pattison announced in a letter to Councilman G. F. Meyer that he will visit McKeesport in the latter part of September or by October 11. He will be joined by several prominent Pittsburg leaders as the city gears up for a royal reception and the start of the campaign.
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Disfatoch
Robert E. Pattison
Counsilman
G. F. Meyer
Pittsburg
Republicans at State Convention nominate officers in acclamation
The State Republican Convention met today in Torrka. Robert F. Moore was chosen permanent Chairman. A. H. Horton was named Chief Justice, L. Ju. Humphrey Governor, William Higgins Secretary of State, A. F. Felt Lieutenant Governor, A. B. Kellogg Attorney General, and G. W. Winans Superintendent of Public Instruction were acclaimed.
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Robert F. Moore
A. H. Horton
Supreme Court
L. Ju. Humphrey
William Higgins
A. F. Felt
A. B. Kellogg
G. W. Winans
Opening of Pittsburg Exposition Draws 25000 Crowd
The second annual Pittsburg Exposition opened to a crowd estim ated at 25,000 by Manager Johnston. Director Innes led the Thirteenth Regiment Band as visitors viewed pagodas, expensive exhibits, and an illuminated fountain. Exhibitors improved layouts, with new tactics and more varied goods, signaling strong merchant confidence.
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City Fair Exhibits Bright and Busy at Night Show
At the Popcorn Stand displays show goods to convey uses and appearance, wallpaper rooms on walls, drapery and clothing arranged for effect. Galleries on two floors brim with visitors, lights reflect on pagoda roofs, and reporters struggle to describe the scene while attendees enjoy the atmosphere. The post office branch opens today and grounds around the building are being laid out with walks, a new door, fountains, and river views to enhance the grounds.
Westinghouse and Thomson-Houston Vie at Exposition Big Power Display
Westinghouse and Thomson-Houston unveil electric shows at the second Exposition with illuminated fountain on the river bank and a strong display of oil well drilling and glass plant. Pittsburg crowds watch large pumps and a big engine powering exhibits as rivals push to impress with letters of light and machinery displays.
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Thormen-Houston
Thomson-Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Beecher
Barnum
Last Appeal Draws Crowds to Art Gallery Exhibition
A steady influx of visitors filled the art gallery as the latest exhibition opened amid strong interest. The event highlighted many new pictures with visitors and authorities noting the venue as a major attraction beside the music program.
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