Quay to Accept McKinley Backing in Pennsylvania Rift
The narrative says Senator Quay is likely to withdraw from resistance and form an amicable understanding with Major McKinley. McKinley’s camp signals no barrier to Quay gaining influence aligned with the party’s national policies over the next four years.
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Quay
McKinley
Ohio
Ohioan
Pennsylvania
Colonel Quay
Ina Light
Canton
Senator Quay
Philadelphia
Cameron
Europe
St. Louis
William McKinley
Minnesota law clamps campaign spending and filing rules
The Minnesota legislature enacted a reform setting campaign expense limits and requiring candidates to file a sworn itemized statement with the county auditor thirty days after election listing all funds paid and recipients. Violations carry fines or imprisonment and could lead to removal if opponents prove falsity. The measure, if enforced, would likely gain candidate approval and improve compliance.
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Minnesota
Speculation and politics swirl around Cuba and Quay
The piece surveys Cuban policy under Weyler, U S reactions, and Senator Quay. It cites Morgan pressing a joint resolution, critiques Cleveland, and notes political maneuvering by Mark Hanna and Lessen ring. It touches on local taxes, journalism figures, and campus spiritualism claims, ending with Mulberry street paving and veto politics.
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General Weyler
Cuba
Spain
Americana
United States
Weyler
Congress
Morgan
Cleveland
Tariff reform debate and a proposed permanent commission
The article argues tariffs should be guided by revenue and industry protection, favoring a permanent expert commission to study duties and reduce partisan disputes. It notes limited radical change expected and cites related political and public notices. The piece also references New York offal contracts, Dickens, Gomez claims, Cleveland’s stance, and Methodist conference actions.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Congress
Ways and Means Committee of Congress
Detroit
Hammond case sparks sympathy yet calls for self defense
The Washington Post notes John Hays Hammond was sentenced to death in Pretoria for high treason. It argues U S conscience must balance compassion with national duty and supports the Boers' resolve against British pressure.
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Washington Post
John Hays Hammond
Pretoria
South
Gongresa
Jeret
Saheb
Hammond
England
Unclear New York Appeal Count Case on Crowded Train
The Tribune outlines a case where a man paid for passage on an elevated railroad, but the train was so crowded he could not obtain a seat or even a car ride, and he rode on the platform near the gate. The New York Court of Appeals has not yet decided the matter.
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New York
Count of Appeals
Tribune
Passenger granted appeal in indemnity case
At the next station he paused to let others alight then reentered the car. A drunken man on the platform scuffled with the guard and the claimant was crushed between car ends on a curve. He sued for indemnity. The defense argued contributory negligence and prior fault. The trial court agreed. The court of appeals reversed four to three finding prima facie liability for action.
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Court of Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Inside Lackawanna district political scene observed
The report notes Wilken-Barre Record and Beranton Tribune commentaries and suggests a continuation on the Lackawanna district. It hints the story will reveal insider plans of the dominant party wing and how they shape the current congressional situation.
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Wilken-Barre
Lasertie
Westernoy
Beranton Tribune
Lackawanna Suistrict
Cuba Pay and Civilizaton Debate Abroad
From the Philadelphia Press the article discusses whether Cuba should ally with Spain or pursue civilization versus barbarism. It warns that if the present struggle lasts, it may take half a century to restore order.
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Philadelphia
Cuba
Erat
Couced
Spain
Quay Holds Quiet Line as Delegation Binds
In Philadelphia, Senator Quay maintains silence while his delegation remains united. Ex Senator Platt shouts murder and argues a point, denying the claim as he hurls the accusation.
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Philadelphia
Senator Quay
Platt
Daily Horoscope from Amacchus in The Tribune
Astrolabe east at 142 a m for Thursday May 21. A child born that day will be dignified and wise but not fun loving. Observations about a post office lawn flag a Grass seed distribution mishap and city council rules seem elastic. Ajacehus warns against posing as a political star without practice.
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Amacchus
the Tribune
Wandling
Scranton
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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Orr
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Spruce St
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Waters
Urid Townsend
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BH. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Epruce
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Worcester
Adams Avenue
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G. R. Clark & CO
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Atore Telephone
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R. J. Bauer
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Soran
Thomas Aubrey
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