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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1888
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reveals heated Kansas state political meeting notes detailing accusations against the Union Labor party and its Wichita convention. The document cites treason charges, indictments, and alleged arson plots linked to anti establishment factions, urging unity against anarchist elements and outlining party reorganizations and financial schemes.
An obscure political screed denounces alleged foreign influence in Kanaat and Turon Labor circles. It calls for action against a supposed secret order titled the National Order of Vides, accusing it of mob violence and race-based voter manipulation. It warns colored voters and asserts loyalty to patriotic, non anarchistic members.
The Senate conference report on allotment funds for Indians was presented and agreed to The discussion covered recess timing from Saturday to November 19 and potential adjournment after the presidential election along with tolls on the Mills bill and tariff inquiries The House session faced quorum issues and adjournment motions as Cox of New York chaired and addressed journal readings and proper procedure
The pro tempore and members discuss approving the journal amid questions of quorum. Additional actions include granting a water-way right of way in Arizona, and committees being asked to sit during vacation. Senators Bayne Turner and others debate the Mille bill and sugar trust protection with limited documented evidence.
Conversations between Mr Havemeyer and his attorney surfaced amid a heated session on the Mills bill. Senators questioned shifts in the bill’s wording and accused the committee of bending to sugar trust interests. A lengthy exchange tied to Kentucky figure Breckinridge and other connections colored the controversy.
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