Rehabilitating Rebels Takes Center Stage In Senate
Washington July 16 in the Senate a bill to remove 14th amendment disabilities from William S Walker of Atlanta Ga for participation in the late rebellion was debated with an amendment proposed to extend relief to all others. Debates over the sundry civil appropriation bill and World’s Fair funding continued as the chamber adjourned in the afternoon. A sensational episode occurred when Senator I G Harris and Senator Sanders exchanged sharp words over a district railroad bill prompting questions about apology while the House handled various appropriations and investigations.
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Tucker & Co Travel Gear for Summer Trips
YH and AS Tucker and Co remind travelers heading to the mountains, seaside, or abroad that their store offers a full range of travel outfits and accessories. Blazer suits, shirtwaists, outer garments, walking shoes, riding gloves, evening slippers, gloves, fans, bags, grips, and dress fabrics are stocked with prompt, attentive service for tailor orders.
Accidents and incidents reported from North Carolina
Special to Star Winston and telegraph items from July 16 describe accidents in Davie county including a wagon mishap killing Mike Easter, a horse and mule killed at Farmington, a fire destroying Henry Blake's residence with no insurance, and an injury to William Jeffreys after a fall from a trolley. Also noted: tobacco exports, treasury trade figures, Idaho insurgents dispersed, and new bills signed with Copr. DAlene calm.
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We All Stood Firm North Carolina in Politics
A Washington Life and Politics column notes North Carolina's delegation unhappy with the silver bill outcome. Capt. S. B. Alexander recalls backing free silver, while antis celebrate Cleveland’s stance. Speculation on Weaver’s impact and the 1900 election, plus APs on adjournment timelines and postmaster changes in North Carolina.
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Gladstone’s mixed majority threatens home rule push
London July 16 Though Mr Gladstone holds a clear but mixed majority it may not suffice to pass a home rule bill in the Commons and be opposed in the Lords. He plans to focus on home rule while colleagues handle foreign and domestic affairs. Biased European powers fear British support for the triple alliance could fade if Gladstone advances liberal aims.
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Work of the Second Day at Warren ton Meeting
Representatives gathered at the Warren ton conference with devotional services led by Rev. P. back of Weldon. Morning talks covered church finance and missions. Rev. W. L. Cunningham of Henderson praised the mission work. President Rhodes of Littleton College announced the flourishing school, with delegates elected for Goldsboro and a pledge to fund twenty dormitories at Trinity College.
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Cleveland Letter to Editor Confirms SC Support
The State reports a July letter from Grover Cleveland to N G Gonzals after the Chicago trip. Cleveland says South Carolina will stay in the Democratic fold with proper management, countering alliance fears.
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Fire and Explosion in Vanderbuilt Hall Dance Hall
A gas expolsion on the third floor of Vanderbuilt Hall in Brookins New York caused a blaze as dancers fled through windows to the street. Several injured. two adjacent frame buildings caught fire as witnesses escaped with bruises amid panic.
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Carnegie Works Notice At Homestead Steel Plant Readies Employee Reentry
The Carnegie Steel Company posted a notice at the Homestead works offering old employees who did not participate in the recent actions a chance to reenter by July 21 1892. Those who do not apply by the deadline will be considered not wishing to return and positions will be filled by others. The move follows prior clashes over management rights and worker resistance persists, with leaders warning the fight continues.
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