Madge Gets a Verdict in Landmark Pollard Case
On the first ballot the jury awarded fifteen thousand dollars to Madeline Pollard over Col. Breckinridge, amid dramatic courtroom scenes. Judge Wilson clashed with counsel, and Miss Pollard cried as the verdict came. Breckinridge, paler than his whiskers, considered appealing if not pleased.
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Congress
Prepaning the New Rule for Quorum Count
Speaker Crisp and Democratic Rules Committee members Crisp Catchings and Outhealte discussed a new quorum counting rule after a three hour conference. They aim for a plain rule counting those present, not absent, with a decision likely by Monday. Berry of Kentucky proposed paying one absent as a day’s pay to address objections to police court methods.
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Mine Strike Looms in Pennsylvania Convention Report
The Pennsylvania delegates to the National Convention of Vaulted Mine Workers returned with news of a likely strike. A. Brecean on the Executive Board predicted 200,000 miners could walk out, as the convention drew a record number of delegates from across states including Colorado and Dakota. Some regions were unrepresented but telegrams pledged support in the event of a strike.
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Proposed Amendments To Senate Rules By Senator Hill
Senator Hill advanced amendments to Senate rules during the extra session aimed at preventing interruptions during speeches, tightening quorum practices, and enforcing a closure rule for bills after thirty days of debate. The proposals include counting senators not voting to determine quorum and limiting interruptions by procedural challenges.
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Senate
Unknown Army in Pittsburg as Smith Seizes Lead
Frostsora Mo April 14 Marshal Browne is rejected by privates as Assistant Marshal Smith the Unknown takes charge of Coxey’s Army. Browne’s men clash with Smith’s, four wagon guards are assigned, and Browne flees down the mountain pursuing Smith. The Army of Commonweal progresses toward Washington amid fatigue and muddy roads.
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Kelly's Army Moving Toward Omaha and Beyond
Kelly's Industrial Army of the Occident travels from Chapman Siding toward Omaha after a rest at Grand Island. A 27 car Union Pacific train is to reach the city by tomorrow morning with breakfast supplies for supporters including bread beef and pies. Coxey plans to rejoin his army near Cumberland after visiting Massillon and says rumors of disintegration are untrue.
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Union Tank Line oil funding on Northeastern tracks near Sacramento Avenue
Newslets section reports an oil funding incident on the Northeastern tracks near Sacramento Avenue and Kin rie street where a fire and explosion occurred. One boy was killed and several men injured, with details limited to early reports from April 14.
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New York
Stephen R. Post
Produce Exchange
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Tarfman
PLAN TO Declare Contempt for Non Voting Members
Representative Boutner of Louisiana proposed a rule to declare any present member who refuses to vote in contempt during sessions. The rule would strip such members of the right to motions or recognition until the House votes to remove the disability, aiming to prevent filibustering by enforcing attendance. Boutner planned to seek committee consideration before reporting.
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Boater
Louisiana
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Yous
Boutner
Pro longed tariff debate seen likely to end soon
Wastixorox D C April 4 The Republicans may end the general tariff debate by week’s end though Democratic speeches by Senators Smith and McLaurin promise to extend the session. Republicans plan to reserve time for schedules on petroleum whisky lead ore agricultural products wool iron tin plate and many manufactured goods to stretch the discussion into summer.
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General Henry W Slocum Dead in Brooklyn
General Henry W Slocum died at his Brooklyn home after about a week of pneumonia illness. A West Point graduate of 1852, he served in the army, led the 27th New York Infantry, and rose to Major General in the Peninsular campaign. He later practiced law, served in Congress, and was frequently mentioned as a possible presidential candidate. Funeral services will be military in nature at the Church of the Messiah and interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Telegrams of sympathy came fromSecretary of War Lamont Senator Hill Governor Flower and ex Governor Foraker.
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Ohio
House Adjourns After Filibuster as Democrats Push Quorum Rule
In Washington April 14 the Democratic caucus backed a rule counting present but nonvoting members, but Republicans persisted in filibustering. After the journal was read and approved, the House adjourned at noon. Reed and Dingley signaled plans to pursue a quorum counting rule, with Reed aiming for a clear, unambiguous standard. Trade then withdrew from the Prendergast prosecution.
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Woman shot by rejected suitor ends life in Waharncliffe
Carrie Hatfield, a sixteen year old daughter of Robert Hatfield of Waharncliffe, was shot in the abdomen after telling her dissipation-prone suitor Thomas Holbrops she refused to see him again. She died that night. The report also notes other briefing items including legislative proposals, horse races, and local court proceedings.
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Waharncliffe
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Wharncliffe
Thomas Holbrops
Senator Vance Dies After Stroke At North Cal
North Cal veteran Senator Vance died this morning from a stroke after a long battle with paralysis and disease. He left the Senate wintering in Florida, returned to Texas with weak health, and his death was sudden despite expectations of recovery. The report notes prior illness and travel between states before his passing.
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William Goes Home To Bid Farewell To German Emperor
Emperor William ends his Vienna visit with a large public farewell at the Western Station and departs for Karlstane. Royal guests including Victoria of Edinburgh and the Grand Duke of Mease are slated to attend Coburg events next week. Controversy grows over Cameroons atrocities, with ministers warning socialist propaganda among troops. Prince Bismarck enjoys renewed vigor, walking longer and seeking to ride horseback again despite medical advice.
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