Congress Clears Deck in 54th Session As Adams Seats Aldrich
The House unseated Mr Robins of Alabama and seated Mr Aldrich after a 175 to 69 vote. Debates covered Cuban resolutions, Hill against intervention phrasing, and a contested Dupont case. Senate discussions focused on Cuba, finance, and immigration policy with Elkins and Sherman leading the debate.
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South Dakota
Payne
New York
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Supreme Court
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Sherman
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Lodge
Olney
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United States
Spain
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Pritchard
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Cockrell
Charles Foster
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Foster
Carlisle
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Bank of England
France
Cleveland
Covington
Gold Bullion Company of
Bolstear
Abraham
Chaldea
Great Britain
India
Julian Pauncefote
Chandler
Platt
Pugh
Isaac Canter
Elkins
W. V
Committee On Foreign Relations
Call
Dem. Fla
Secretary of the Treasury
Palmer
Dem. Hill
Kentucky Legislature Quiet After Bristling Session
Police guarded the lobby as Governor Bradley and Mayor Julian met to preserve peace amid a joint session dispute. By 11 o’clock the house was crowded with women present and Republicans refused to vote, causing a quorum controversy and the session adjournment as Carrel asserted control over rulings.
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Kentucky
Bradley
Julian
House
Senate
Carrel
Severty
James
Walton
Dunlap
Carlisle
Blackburn
Kentucky Senate Contest Sees Military Preparedness Rise
A Frankfort dispatch reports crowding in for Mondays senatorial ballot as deputies and a militia detachment prepare to keep peace. Gov Bratley orders Sheriff Armstrong to swear in deputies while Company D of the state guard wires to armory for marching orders.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Bratley
Armstrong
Lexington
State Guard
Georgia Governor Atkinson Sees Democratic Loyalty Strong
An interview with Governor Atkinson in the Washington Post discusses Georgia's political stance. He predicts the state will stay with the Democratic Party, notes tension over silver versus gold coinage, and expects Georgia's national delegates to favor silver but resist ultimatums.
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Washington Post
Atkinson
Georgia
Siver
Chicago
Banker Crandall Sentenced to Eight Years in Three Indictments
J E Crandall president of the defunct National Bank of Johnson City Tennessee was tried in Knoxville under three indictments for padding books and filing false reports to the comptroller. Judge Clark sentenced him to eight years in each case to be served concurrently at the Brooklyn penitentiary.
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J. E. Crendall
National Bank of
Johnson City
Senate Moves Toward New Mexico Statehood and Alaska Territory
The senate committee on elections backs a bill to admit New Mexico as a state and the house committee favors a territorial government for Alaska with a congressional delegate. Other items: Cuban affairs, Venezuelan boundary questions, and a major reform to elect senators by direct popular vote.
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Senate Committee On Elections
New Mexico
House Committee On Territories
Alaska
Congress
Atkinson
Judge Fort
Georgia
Washington
Port Royal
S.C
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Delome
Secretary of Agriculture
Morton
Cuba
Bacon
Bartlett
Crisp
Macon
Smith
Spain
Holland
Lodge
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Pugh
Morgan
Weyler
Sid
Millionaire’s Club
Union
Great Britain
Venezuela
Venezuelan Boundary Commission
Caracas
Venezuelan Commission
Jameson Trial Again At Bow Street Court
A London cable report says Dr. Jameson and accompanying officers were arraigned again in Bow Street on Tuesday with renewed charges. Major Coventry and Captain Gosling joined the accused as a crowded court saw aristocracy and MPs in attendance. Prosecutors included Sir Richard Webster and Mr Finlay, with defense by Sir Edward Clarke and others. Magistrate Sir John Bridge presided.
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London
Jameson
Transvaal
Bow Street
Major Coventry
Gosling
Duke of Abercorn
Earl and Countess of Coventry
Annaly
House of Commons
Richard Webster
R. B. Finlay
Edward Clarke
E. H. Cargon
M. P
Frank Lockwood
John Bridge
Cleveland Ducks Down the Potomac to Widewater
President Cleveland left Washington on Wednesday night at 11 for a duck hunting trip to Widewater Virginia about forty miles down the Potomac. The party includes Commander Lamberton lighthouse inspector and Dr OReilly the president’s physician.
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Potomac
Cleveland
Washington
Widewater
Richard Walter
Maple
Lamberton
Navy
Potomac River District
O’reilly
Army
Street Car Profits of Minneapolis and St Paul
Summary of the Minneapolis and St Paul rapid transit company report for the year ending December 31 1895 showing gross earnings 1 988 803 44 and net earnings 258 170 09 an increase of 38 309 37 Also assorted advertisements and remedies mentioned including Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy and Dr Blozser's catarrh cure with mail sample offer
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Rapid Transit Company of
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dr Kring's Great Nerve Restorer Offered Free Trial
Promotional medical testimonial claims the product stops fits after one day and offers a $2 trial bottle. Names Dr Kline and addresses in Philadelphia and New York cited to bolster credibility.
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Kring
Dr. Kline
Arch’St
Phila
Frank Mooss
New York
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Thomas G. Jones
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Oates
Reese
United States Senate
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Grover
Ducks
Kimers
Binghamton
N. Y
California Fig Syrup Company
J. W. Blozser
W. Cain St
Atlanta
Proviperxen
Teenine, Co. O. D
New England
Cincinnati
O. Hanlon
J. T. Laurrrine
Savannah
Hall
Medcal
F. J. Chenry & Co
Toledo
C. L Hood & Co
Lowell
Mase
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