Statistics for occurrence #1 of “a Mr. Burke” in chapter 1.10 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 2:
...he reporters had been denied the use of the chaplain's pulpit as a desk.
As soon as the first Congress assembled, the newspapers began to print the proceedings and debates, whereupon, in September, a Mr. Burke moved that representatives of the press should be excluded from the sessions.
After a warm debate the resolution was withdrawn, never again to be revived, at a time when the taking of notes in the ...
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