Disorder in the House Over Reed Ruling on Quorum
The report details chaotic House proceedings led by Speaker Reed with Democrats denouncing his ruling as tyrannical. Multiple roll calls, motions, and adjournment attempts unfold as factions clash, culminating with adjournment and further floor contention. The episode features Breckenridge, Bland, McKinley, Springer, Butterworth, Bynum, and Dalzell amid a charged atmosphere in Washington.
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Wasiinetor
Breckenridge
Kentucky
Mr. McKinley
Bland
Reed
Iit
Diandcaidanssi
Siennas
Springer
McKinley
Carlisle
Spring
Illinois
Mr. Springer
Mr. Bland
McCreary
Butterworth
Parliamentary Factional Fight Delays House Adjournment
In Washington on February 3 the House debated the Smith Jackson election case as Democrats tried to delay action. Crisp argued the delay was unparliamentary while Rowell supported the majority. The Speaker ruled, then adjourned after lengthy exchanges and agreed to three hours of debate today.
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Washinorton
McMillan
Tennesseee
Saturda
Springer
Wardly
House
Mr. McKinley
McKinley
Nowell
Illinois
Elections Committee
Smith
Jackson
Crisp
Rowell
Committee On Rules
Couo
Ilo
Ferrall
Virginia
O'l’errall
O'Ferrall
Soveral
Louisiana
Missouri
Eola
Here
Bacon
Joseph
Auditing finds orderly Irish National League books
In DerTnoir Michigan on February 3 the Irish National League auditing committee reports a model cash book kept by the treasurer. It records daily receipts with remitter name, organization, date and place. Remittances to Ireland totaled $297,248.08.
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DerTnoir, Mich
Irish National League
Ireland
Tragedy Strikes Secretary Tracy Family in Washington Fire
A blaze at Secretary Tracy's house on I Street in Washington killed Mrs Tracy and several family members. Mary Tracy perished, while Mrs Wilmerding and her daughter Alice survived injuries after jumping to a glass terrace. Secretary Tracy, initially thought dead, survived with internal injuries and a broken leg. President Harrison offered aid as Cabinet members assisted the bereaved family.
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Washington
Tracy
Josephine
Wilmerding
Misa Alice Wilmerding
Mr. Tracy
I Street
Mrs. Tracy
Secretary Tracy
Bancroft Davis
Clarrison
Executive
Harrison
Mary Tracy
Ten Lodgers Burned As Tenement Fire Rages
A fire at 2390 North Street, lodging Italian families above Maurice Rubey's clothing store, killed ten people on the top floor, with three fatally injured and six seriously hurt. Firefighters rescued others by window and roof exits as stairs burned, with suspicion on insurance fraud and a separate drunken row blamed for the blaze.
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Lnaton
North Street
Maurice Rubey
Mtc
Benjamin
Ghied Lamy
Clausen and Pell in jail after bond fights in New York
President Clausen of the Sixth National Bank fails to obtain bail and returns to Ludlow Street jail. Jiroker Pell's wife and sister offer bonds but wife’s property is insufficient and sister’s is in New Jersey. Chief Bank Examiner Cahill cites Equitable bank affairs with a $143000 deficiency and possible $150000 off books. Lenox Hill bank shows higher liabilities. The article lists state news including accidents, lawsuits, and local appointments.
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New York
Clausen
Sixth National Bank
Ludlowstrat
Jiroker Pell
Tell
New Jersey
Pell
Cahill
Equitable Bank
Lenox Hill Bank
Explosion in a Mine Kills Two, Injures Several in Pa Shaft
In Winxresnamne Pennsylvania a cave in at the Lehigh and Wilkesharre Coal Company No 5 plane sent gas into gangways where ten men worked with naked lamps. Two miners died while two others perished of injuries and others suffered serious burns. William Roberts is missing. The dead are John Crossin and John I Humphries. Other injured include Peter Heim Joseph Danson Joseph Jones John Thomas David Fox Thomas Lake.
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Winxresnamne
Nottingham
Lehigh & Wilkesharre Coal Company
William Roberts
John Crossin
John I. Humphries
Peter Heim
Joseph Danson
Joseph Jones
John Thomas
David Fox
Thomas Lake
Fires Ravage Kenosha Tannery and Water Cure
A large blaze in Kenosha Wisconsin destroyed Allen & Son tannery and the Water Cure building yesterday morning. Two workers suffered burns leaping from a second story, total losses near $200000 with $100000 insured. Nearby German Methodist Church and parsonage were also damaged. no injuries beyond theburned men. Separately in Louisville Bill Nye and James Whitcomb Riley dissolved their partnership amid Riley's alleged drunkenness.
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Kenosha
Wis
Allen & Son
Ponnoyer
Tackey
Christ Bronze
Nye & Riley
Louisville
Bill Nye
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Holpeless
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