Cannon Re-elected Speaker as Insurgents Win Rule Change
In Washington on March 16 Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois was elected speaker with 204 votes as insurgents defeat the bid to apply Sixty previous rules. Champ Clark and Dalzell clashed over desk access amid a tense extraordinary session to revise tariff rules and set the Senate’s Republican committee under Aldrich.
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Los Angeles Installs New Mayor Before Recall Vote
W D Stephenson was unanimously elected by the city council to serve as mayor until March 26 recall election. He accepted, was sworn in immediately, and pledged to lead as tensions ease. The move is regarded as acceptable to all factions with a likely successor George Alexander.
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World pleads not guilty in canal case and more
The New York World and editor Caleb Van Hamm pleaded not guilty before Judge Holt to criminal charges in the Panama canal case. Posey Ryan killed his wife and daughter in Cheyenne while they dined. he awaited arrest. A strike at an Orange New Jersey hat factory prompted escorted workers. The Supreme Court did not decide the Hepburn commodities clause case. An explosion at Washington Gas Light caused fatal burns to three workers.
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Floods Threaten South as Alabama River Rises
Mobile Alabama reports the Alabama river flood waters in the southern part of the state threaten to reach levels seen in the spring of 1886.
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