Congressional Hawaii policy and Senate friction on action
Delegates report a tense Washington scene with Hoar's resolution seeking information on Hawaii, Fitch of Maine and West of Missouri pushing Senate debate while the Navy notes restraint and no White House guidance on timing. Utah admission and Bland bill delays in House amid a broader tariff and revenue discussion.
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Divorce Suit Features Heated Testimony in Freeman Case
Continued proceedings reveal neighbor Mrs Cameron testifying to a Virginia City feud over Bow ers and funeral attendance. Freeman recounts wife insisting Bowers ride in the carriage. other witnesses describe a night at the Freeman home with threats and a plan to move Bowers out, illustrating a volatile domestic dispute.
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Chicago Slayers and Silver Men Face Friday Trials
Reports from Chicago detail ongoing trials in the Cronin murder case with seizure of clothing tied to the body and opening statements in the Prendergast Harrigan assassination case. Elsewhere, a major flood in Washington state devastates valleys near Tacoma and Seattle, washing away homes and bridges, with property damage running into thousands.
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Seattle
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Contempt, Death, and Political Talks Dominate Abroad and at Home
Dec 13 reports from Washington on silver leaders planning a two day conference to raise funds and win a silver majority in Congress. In Paris a search of engineer Paul Recuis reveals communication with anarchist leaders. Gravesend editor Boas McKane found guilty of contempt of court. Dr Edward Moritz, editor of the German Democrat, dies in Parapenruta.
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