Senate Quorum Fails as Absent Chorus Delays Indian Appropriation
A long session in Washington sees 16 senators argue over the Choctaw and Chickasaw land appropriation. Debates widen to Madison birthplace, minister salaries, and a call for action ends with a quorum failure and an adjournment as absentees linger.
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Odd Fellows plan move of Supreme Lodge headquarters
From Baltimore Mo April 28 Grand Jonesy of the Maryland grand of Odd Fellows said the supreme grand is in correspondence about removing headquarters from Columbus Ohio Plans to build a home for the Supreme Lodge likely on a street where an option has been secured. details pending confirmation.
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Fourth Scotch Irish congress opens in Atlanta
The Fourth Scotch-Irish congress meets in Atlanta with Bonner as president. Georgia governor Northen and Mayor Hemphill welcome the group. A gavel from Tennessee and birthday congratulations for Bonner mark the event, with notes on delegates including Governor McKinley and editor Wallace. Navy and other items follow in telegraph briefs.
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Ohio Republicans Endorse McKinley at State Convention
A massive crowd filled Cleveland as Governor McKinley was named permanent chairman at the Ohio Republican State convention. He urged unity for a victory in 1892, praising President Harrison and Blaine. Delegates McKinley Foraker Hahn Bushnell were elected to Minneapolis, and Sam J. Taylor nominated for secretary of state. The platform voiced unwavering confidence in Harrison and his renomination.
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Why Ivins Defends Steamers From Newport News Subsidy
Ivins, head of the United States and Brazilian steamship line, told the Senate commerce committee that none of his ships receive subsidies and that his line has not wanted a subsidy. He argues the drop in cargo to Richmond from 5,000 to about 1,000 bags shows it is uneconomical to call at Newport News, despite protests from Newport News and Richmond.
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Advertising reach in state and city papers grows
The State Chronicle The Daily boasts the largest circulation in the State and City, while The Weekly circulates across every county. Caroftee stands out as a premier advertising medium in the State, with correspondence welcome.
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