Public And Otherwise In Their Nature
Washington correspondent reports on financial schemes to retire 106 million dollars of legal tender, seeking use of Sherman notes and bullion. Morgan Jr. presented at Buckingham Palace is noted with critique of gold standard supporters. The article assails Kansas Pacific sale, government bonds, and trusts in hay and coal, summarizing weekly receipts and expenditures figures.
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Ahouse
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Gage
Senate
New England
Loud bill tabled by House amid party lines
Last Thursday the House tabled the Loud bill by 162 to 119. Louisiana reps Ogden of the Fourth and Davey of the Second District joined Republican peers in supporting the measure while 109 Republicans voted against laying the motion on the table. It also notes 47 Republicans joined Democrats and Populists to table.
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Ogden
Davey
Louisiana
Americans for Americans claim on Louisiana suffrage
The Progress argues for English as the suffrage standard in Louisiana and denounces foreign born electors and non citizens. It contends New Orleans dominates state politics via the Dago vote and urges stripping language and schooling requirements from Section 5 and 3 to favor native born Americans.
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New York City
New Orleans
Louisiana
Witzpatrick
Brewster
Brewsters
James G. Blaine
Amercan
Not A Bit Of It On Women Voters And Morality
A political clash argues that voting by women for reform does not diminish femininity. The article counters Northern skepticism by contrasting men’s failures with women’s public-minded aims and virtue.
Odi um of the appointment clings to their official payments
The passage questions whether President McKinley or Senator Hanna regretted Demas's dismissal, suggesting they anticipated and desired it. It implies they negotiated or paid a political debt, but regardless, the odium of the appointment outcome remains attached to their official payments.
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McKinley
Hanna
Maine Conflict Test in Congress and Mr Hanna Fight
Questioning whether Congress can prevail over Mr Hanna if the Maine’s destruction proves external and honor must be defended by war, the debate weighs political and military options and the peril facing the nation.
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