Idaho Senatorial Seat Contested as Dubois Confirmed
Washington March 3. In the Senate debate over the Idaho contest the minority report supporting Dubois’s seat was submitted. The vote favored Dubois by 05 to 5, with several named senators voting against while others backed the committee report. The House discussed postmaster credits and customs policy before adjourning until tomorrow.
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Mies
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White
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REV J O Babin Joins Methodist Church During Revival
SprinGrieup Illinois March 3 A sensation follows Rev J O Babin once of the Episcopal Church and tutor in ex Governor Oglesbys family joins the First Methodist revival led by evangelist Miller. He withdraws from the Episcopal Church and requests deposition from bishop Seymour. He cites disbelief in apostolic succession and declares the Methodist communion most congenial.
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Ill
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Episcopal Church
Gillett Memorial Church
Oglesby
First Methodist Church
Evangelist Miller
Convert
Mr. Rabin
Big Tobacco Sales in Louispure NC
Three large tobacco warehouses were filled to overflowing on Tuesday, forcing continued sales into Wednesday. Prices paid were very satisfactory.
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Louispure
N. C
Ingalls Calls for Republican Recruits in Kansas
Ex Senator Ingalls told Topeka readers Republicans who reviewed credentials suspect he remains a Republican and urges active recruits. He said the Kansas state central committee gave no request for his services or funds, and he will not seek or have his name used for any office. He offered to serve privately wherever directed.
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Wisconsin
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Minnesota
Stewart
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District of Columbia
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Maine
Mallory
Florida
O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Simpson
Kansas
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Linn
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Patterson
Tennessee
Topeka
Kans
Ingalls
State Central Committee
United States Senate
Revival Sparks Deep Spirit in Liberty Church
In Liberty North Carolina on February 21 a revival series led by Rev. Parker of the M E Church South captivated locals and visitors despite rain. Crowded pews, conversions across ages and denominations, student commitments to join churches and a $50 gift to Parker marked the weeklong meetings ending March 3.
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M. E. Church
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Our Little Town
A Chapter of Calive Killed His Wife and Baby
Detroit report of Charles Ayers mortally wounded by wife in divorce dispute as she claimed self defense. Camden tale of Heard Mason shooting wife, setting bed ablaze, and killing. Mason arrested with others. Alabama pastor John Callyn shoots and kills a deacon, wounds kin. Port Huron teen Annabel Loetz arrested for burying her newborn alive.
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Ayers
Camden
Campren
N. J
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Philacophia
Helen Walker
Henry Shakey
Birmincham
Ala
Green County
John Callyin
Wm. Herdy
David Smith
Herdy
Calvin
Port Huron, Mich
Annabel Loetz
Democracy's Choice on Presidential Ballot from Party Leaders
The New York Herald reports interviews with party leaders on the probable first ballot at Chicago. North Carolina figures show Hill lacking positive strength until after the New York Convention, while Cleveland remains a favorite but faced with silver-letter objections. The piece notes New York delegates and likely convention support, with no solid backing for Hill or Cleveland among the twenty-two delegates.
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Arkansas
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Ciloraro
Dilaware
Florida
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le Osiana
Oreska
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Jersey
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Virginia
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Arizona
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Gray
Iowa
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Kentucky
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Maryland
Gorman
Michigan
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Pennsylvania
Pattison
Woodson assigns assets in Wisston case
Wisston March 3 special J T Woodson a retail grocer assigned here this afternoon making D H Browder trustee The preferred creditors are Alex Nading 300 D H Browder 177 95 Spotts Hanson of Richmond 225 20 The assets and liabilities are as yet unknown.
People's Party Platform Adopted in St Louis
Platform items call for national currency issued by the government without banks, free silver coinage, per capita money expansion, a graduated income tax, postal savings banks, and public ownership of land railroads and telegraph and telephone services. It rejects alien land ownership and seeks revenue limits, government operation in transportation and communications for the people's benefit.
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Treasury
Famers’ Alliance
Senator Hill Deflects Free Silver Policy Question
New York Senator Hill, a new figure in Congress, dodges a firm stance on free silver. He says Democrats have no declared policy yet and declines to reveal how he would vote until a bill reaches the Senate. He walks away as the questioning continues.
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New York
Hill
Senate
New York Herald
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