Voting machines may be used in New York elections
A report notes that voting machines may be adopted in future New York City elections. The item cites announcements and related political discussion about modernizing the city’s electoral process.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
7
A report notes that voting machines may be adopted in future New York City elections. The item cites announcements and related political discussion about modernizing the city’s electoral process.
Storms sweep eastern Rockies as Colorado peniteniary plans abolish tariff. Denver fights he declines. Multiple incidents across states include murders, accidents, arrests, and political acts. Arbor day proclaimed in Montana. trout hatchery goals. wild animal displays. Union Pacific lines expanding.
In a turbulent week in Congress the House unseated a Democrat and seated a rival, with Republicans wavering on a realty tax measure. Debates centered on the army appropriation bill and Southern election laws, while a Senate attack on the area marine bill and a volatile corruption report dominated sessions. A confidential Danish West Indies sale report linked names like Hanna allies and Captain Christmas, prompting an investigation committee. The House passed private pension bills as the sundry civil appropriation bill advanced, with veterans records debates and public notices on military postings.
Major Praden presented the Miles correspondence from the president amid strong House interest but limited reading. The House set eight hours of general debate on the Senate bill to boost revenue cutter service efficiency while a savings banks bill for New York state to invest in Los Angeles bonds passed the legislature. The Western Reciprocity league moved its headquarters to Chicago and claims over 20 000 members. Iron worker George Shaver died after a 100 foot fall from the East River Bridge center span in New York. he surfaced three times before sinking.
South Carolina's dispensary system operates via state agencies under strict supervision, selling liquor only at authorized outlets with customer identity and age checks. It aims to curb saloon culture, but enforcement is lax in major cities like Charleston and Columbia, with fines often viewed as a cost of doing business. schools may benefit little from profits.
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