Georgia House Drunkenness Charges Dismissed by Special Committee
The Georgia House investigation finds the Watson drunkenness charges false and libellous. The majority report urges Watson to retract or modify statements, noting Cobb was not intoxicated and no witnesses saw members reeling. Jerry Simpson to file a minority report supporting Watson’s charges.
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Cuban Patriots in United States Prepare for Independence Blow
Report from Cuban Club in Chicago says a ship departed near Key West around July 25 bound for the Queen of the Antilles loaded with well trained fighters and arms ready to risk death for liberty. Gen Charles Rolloff leads the expedition. Tampa and Key West Cubans enrolled in revolutionary clubs amid secrecy and anxiety for news from the venture.
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Homestead Labor Crisis Deepens With New Arrivals
Homestead Pa August 6 There is little change at the mill with no fresh hires and existing workers trained to capacity. Directors plan to contract experienced workers next week as 35 new men reportedly quit. a military guard remains at Duquesne to prevent disorder. Keystone Employment Agent Ralph Getty was seized by a hostile crowd, arrested by Officer Walls, and faces resisting an officer charges.
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A Thousand Wounded Riots Strike Tashkend Governor
Reports from Vienna and Russian Turkestan recount cholera riots in Tashkend where five thousand natives attacked the Russian Governor enforcing quarantine. The Governor was torn apart as troops rescued him, the mob besieged and firelit the old mosque. Sixty rioters were killed and over a thousand wounded or captured. five soldiers died and about one hundred wounded.
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Congress Ends With Jubilant Adjourment in 52d Session
The Senate and House adjourned the 52nd Congress at 11 o'clock Friday night amid cheers and a hymn from the press gallery. President headed to Loon Lake after brief departure, while Congress debated Sundry Civil bill details, adjournment timing, and arbitration plans. A deputy committee to coordinate adjournment was formed and thanks were offered to officers, as the Capitol emptied and celebrations began.
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Brooklyn Briefs Chronicle a Busy Day in 1892
August 6 1892 Brooklyn briefs report Adolphus Girouard and family on a weeklong Montreal vacation. funeral arrangements for Michael T Cronin and attendance by Brooklyn Athletic Club. Frank J Morgan returning from Tee Massachusetts. visits of Arthur J Bienvenu and wife to Canada. Cronin’s death from illness at 8 Riverside. Meadows Hind outing for several locals. horse accident injures a wagon shaft on Alder street. architect Augustus J Smith plans a three story Baker Brennan building on South Leonard street with five room tenements. James Thorpe jailed in New York for wife abandonment boardinghouse and employer fraud tied to Fairheld Connecticut stable ownership.
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