Stormy Senate clash over tariff reform and Cleveland letter
In a crowded Senate chamber on July 23, Senator Gorman denounced the presidents letter as unjust and demanded transparency as Vest and Jones testified about conversations with the secretary of the treasury and President Cleveland. The debate centered on the coal and iron provisions and the fate of the conference report amid party pressure and public scrutiny. The session ended with executive action and a lengthy adjournment the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Diplomatic Corps
Voorhees
Gorman
New Jersey
Mr. Smith
House
Osse
New York
Ful
Olin
West Virginia
Maryland
Germin
Spn
Ila
Noce
Democratic Senate
United States
Messrs
West and
Jones
Carlisle
Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
Bill
Senate I
Mr. Jones
West
Anes
Carliste
Ian
Calliaie
Wilson
Mr. Viles
Vilas
Gorman Nex
Uuetrix
Harris
Tharces
Gormus Anid
Perlays
Gutman
Gibrinan
Mill
Loveland
Iorigan
Hill
Jorman
WiHeon
Blackburn
Kentucky
Washington
Congress
Hayes Tilden
Irina
Mr. Mille
Mr Mills
Mr.Gorman
Madlesia
Mr. Cleveland
German
Head End Collision Kills Three on Big Four Wreck
Crocinsati Ohio July 20 A head end collision on the Cleveland Chicago and St Louis line at Griffith Station fifteen miles from Crocinsati killed three and injured ten. The Chicago express and the Lois express collided while one engine attempted to back to a gravel bank. Engineer Hart and fireman Frank Taylor were among the dead. several postal clerks and passengers were hurt but none seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocinsati
Cleveland
Chicago
Sepisees
Hart
St. Louis Express
Chicago Express
Frank Taylor
Indianapolis
Charles Sherman
Tew
Hurt
Aureng
Denver minister denounces blasphemy as Christ an anarchist
In Carthage Missouri July 21 Rev G H Hemingway of First Presbyterian preached on responding to Rev Myron Reed of Denver who claimed Christ was an anarchist. Hemingway called Reed's remarks rank blasphemy and questioned if he could obtain forgiveness for sins, presenting a sharp rebuke in his sermon.
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Carthage
Missouri
Denver
Carnace
G. H. Hemingway
First Presbyterian Church
Myramn Reed
Christ
Reed
Seized by Canadians and other brief dispatches
Seizure of the American steamer Louise by the Canadian revenue cutter near Pointe Pelee. Brief items report river blockades near Shenghai and cholera quarantines in Adrianople. US nominations for pension agent and Indian agency posted. Oklahoma raid frees prisoners including outlaw and prizefighter. Private dispatch claims Japanese open fire on a Korean port. An optical shop advertises smoked glasses in Los Angeles.
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Tadias Kerenas Cutt Sanovery
Louise
Pointe Pelee Island
Petre
Leamington, Oat
Constantinerye
Adrianople
Washington
Senate
Charles H. Robinson
Iowa
Des Moines
Clayton Belknap
Nevada
Louis F. Pearson
Pottawatomis and
Great Nemahe
Kansas
Lospex
Corean
Bennett's Optical
Kae Ave
Contempt Fight Opens as Debs Aides Deny Guilt
In Carcaco July 28 the Contempt case against Debs and fellow American Railway Union leaders opened in the U S circuit court. The defendants deny intent to defy the injunction and pledge to contest powers of the court to issue such orders. Labor groups will pay trial costs and press the case to the Supreme Court if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcaco
Labior
United States Circuit Court
Debs
Howard
Keleber
Rogers
American Railway Union
W. W. Erwin
S Gregory
GC. S& Durrow
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Dets
Boatuer Camjiusness
Jenkins
Itey
American Federation of Latdrius ‘Aigen
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of the
United States Northern District of Illinois
United States of America
Eugene V
American Hailway Union
Caid
Tme
Hiltnuie Central Railroad Company
Illinois Central
Npoo
Informaton
Twnlon
Enor
Wbout Suiltine
Wmy
State
Ecru Ean
Chicago
Hailway Union
California
Pacufic Coast
American Railway
Deba
Ward
United States
Generel Howth
Ward Attorney
Eugene V. Delle
George W. Howard
Sylvester Keleher
Rogera
Minwatsen
Wie
Bloodgood
McAuliff
Frank W. Archibald
Eugene V. D
Caicara
Waite Declares Federal Power Usurpation Over States
Reports from July 24 describe Governor Waite and President Cleveland clashing over federal intervention in state affairs. The group argued that only a U S president can deploy federal troops after a request from officers, while a strike threatens railroad and factory operations, prompting debates on commerce, law, and federal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexven
Waite
Cleveland
Harrison
United States
Roubataik
Turera
Against Salmonists and Moral Temperance Sermon
An 19th century style address by a rector denounces alcoholic abuse and its harm to minors. The preacher, Charles Kelley, urges temperance and condemns public looseness on Sundays while calling congregations to reform and shun liquor.
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Aanion Taagwar Danter
Hono
Sto Charles Kelley
Our of
Geace
Anil
Kelley
Early 1900s town爆 crash and market report summary
A fragmented report describes a blast in a town near Dunbar injuring residents, with mentions of gunfire, wreckage, and local family impacts. The text shifts to a detailed, period market summary from Kansas and nearby areas, listing wheat, corn, oats, and livestock prices, receipts, and shipments.
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Senator Gorman
Fam
Mr. Vest
Myron Reed
Lonxpos
Shenghai
New Woozung
Penny
Bud” Appling
Eliza “Cafornia
Cyclone
Clay Davis
Dalton Gan
A.R. U
Policy OF Defense
Watite
Mirike
Omaua
Neb
Keightwof Labor
Sovereign
Cp. Chicaco
Allen Car Wheel Works
Pullman
Dunbar
Stalin Wadowa
Wren
Nestru
Jdengans
Wuapany
Gilpin County
Californie
Uta Cost Sentie
Messemar Tau Te Tre
Ls Leavenwonrn
Daly
I AP Ponnel
Ffeernt Rasirostioon
Lawelling
Eitertain
Opie
Pelpie
Aransas Clizy Marienti
Wwe
Bresdy
Sheba
Timothy
Walet
Bamer Ano
Unio
Ouiaena Toe
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