Apology Accepted in Chilean Note Amid Relations
Washington reports a second message on Chilean questions to Congress. The key paragraph notes Mr Pereira’s reply to the 21st note withdrawing and apologizing for the 11th Matta note, and calls for recall of Mr Hogan. It says the Baltimore sailors incident will be settled by normal methods and without special powers, a turn that pleases the administration and Congress, showing unity and patriotism.
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Matta
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Baltimore
Chilean Foreign Minister Pereira’s Ultimatum Reply
The Chilean government through Foreign Minister Pereira responds to Secretary Blaine’s ultimatum, noting delays in Valparaiso due to criminal process rules, proposing submission to Washington’s Supreme Court or arbitration for reparations, and affirming ongoing friendship with the United States while withdrawing offensive expressions and awaiting US guidance on legation staff changes.
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Washington
Aupremea Court of Justiée
United States
Tribunal of Arbitration
Mtta
Chill
Chili
Harrison
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Montt to Blaine on Arbitration and Egan
The letter from Montt to Blaine reviews conversations between them. Montt states Blaine agreed to arbitration and assured that if Minister Egan was persona non grata, the United States would dispatch another envoy.
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Washington
Mr. Montt
Mr. Blaine
Montt
Egan
United States
Secretary Corrants Montt Remarks on Arbitration and Matta Note
The document discusses U.S. Chilean arbitration, noting delays in the Chilean court, future arbitration expectations, and Spain as a potential intervener. It analyzes the Matta note and the alleged offense to U.S. officials, insisting on a frank withdrawal rather than vague apologies. The Egon matter is touched on with complaints about Mr. Egan.
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Washington
Government of
Chili
Valparaiso
United States
Spain
Chill
Alwys
Mutty
Messrs. Buchanan and Webster
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Blaine Corrects Diplomatic Record On Chili Persona Non Grata
James G. Blaine writes to address misapprehensions in the State Department record. He argues that Chile has a right to demand a change if a diplomat is named persona non grata and urges precise, consistent proceedings in U S government actions.
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Biital Mundés
Imacads
Mk Roan
Yeere
Mr. Egan
Egan
Chili
Stata Department of the
United States
James G. Blaine
Blaine's Reply to Chilean Note Of Apology Is Read
Secretary Blaine replies to Chile's note of apology praising the restoration of cordial relations and potential full adjustment of unsettled matters. The president notes Chile's regret over the Baltimore sailors assault and welcomes generous spirit to meet friendly overtures. A separate report says the steamer Elder is ashore near Ventnor Isle of Wight with all aboard believed safe.
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Wasuineron
Blaine
Egan
Santiago
Senor Pereira
Congress
United States
Executive Department
Baltimore
Chili
London
New York
Bremen
Atherfield Rocks
Ventnor
Isle of Wight
Congressional Proceedings Reported Across Weeks
Congressional proceedings cover House and Senate actions from late January to early February. Highlights include a Kentucky member's resolution on Chilean dispatches, rules discussions, and a Leadville public building bill. Other items note Mississippi river dam and railroad bridge bills, dock costs, and a submarine cable inquiry.
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Breckenridge
Kentucky
Egon
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Colo
Mississippi River
South St. Paul
Hateli
Missouri
Committee On Agriculture
Committee On Rules
Algiers
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Honolulu
Pacific
Cullom
Washington
Pruden
House
Blount
District of Columbia
Washineton
Oates
Alabama
Committee On the Judiciary
Alack Bourdwin
Progr
Panncias
Sarta
Representaia Ho
The Passing of Charles Haddon Spurgeon in Mentone
The article notes Rev. Charles Haddon Spurgeon died at Mentone at 11 06 p m His end was painless and he remained conscious to the last Present at his death were his wife Dr Fitz Henry and Mrs Thorne Spurgeon born Kelvedon Essex June 19 1834 and educated at Colchester He rose from a village preacher to leading Baptist pastor with the Tabernacle in London and a vast European and American following His illness began seven months ago drawing worldwide sympathy and steadfast support from his congregation.
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London
Charles H. Spurgeon
Mentone
Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Kelvedon
Colchester
Faversham
Cambridge
Waterbeach
England
Spurgeon
Exeter Hall
Tabernacle
Linn Grove
Norway
Des Moines
Hiram B. Hatch
A. Hatch
Ohio
Pocahontas County
Favor an Amendment by Popular Vote for Senators
The House Elections Committee discussed joint resolutions to amend the Constitution for direct popular vote to elect U S senators. A near unanimous vote favored reporting a measure proposing direct senatorial election by the people. The committee adjourned until Wednesday.
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Supreme Court Rules Boyd Wins Nebraska Governor Contest
The U S Supreme Court has decided the Boyd-Thayer gubernatorial contest in favor of Boyd, upholding the Lottery Law constitutional. The ruling also upholds the law prohibiting circulation of papers containing lottery advertisements.
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Nebraska
Wasnixcox
United States Supreme Court
Boyd
Wasuincton
April 16 opening of Sisseton Reservation lands announced
Secretary Noble says April 10 will mark the opening of the Sisseton Indian reservation lands in South Dakota with a proclamation to follow after official notice from the General Land Office. meanwhile Cleveland declines to discuss a potential withdrawal from the presidential nomination race during a visit to Joe Jefferson's home on Orange Island in New Orleans.
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Washington
Noble
Sisseton Indian Reservation
South Dakota
General Land Office
Cleveland
New Orleans
Joe Jefferson
Orange Island
Market Report From St Paul Union Stock Yards
Hog prices steady with best hogs at 4.45 and others 4.40 to 4.1570. Cattle steady and quiet with prime steers 3.76 to 4.00 and good cows 2.50 to 3.75. Veal calves 3.26 to 5.75, stockers 1.85 to 2.35, feeders 2.35 to 2.75. Sheep steady with muttons 4.00 to 4.75 and lambs 4.00 to 4.78. Receipts few for cattle. hogs and sheep activity described.
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Prine
Grain and Livestock Quotes From Minneapolis and Chicago
Minneapolis and Chicago markets report wheat and corn futures with opening bids, highs and lows. Wheat for January and May shown alongside oats and cattle and hog price ranges. Chicago prices list May wheat and corn openings and brief notes on market activity.
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Week of political storms and fires across the states
A roundup of events from New York to Chicago includes a Democratic convention planned in Albany on February 29, laborers aided by relief, and a fire destroying Metropolitan Opera House area in Columbus Ohio. Other items note bribery charges in Ohio legislature, a large mine suit in Aspen, a Behring Sea conference, and a pending cabinet crisis in Prussia.
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Amos, Cummings
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National Farmers’ Alliance
Chicago
Morell MacKanzie
Frederick
London
New York Assembly
Reid
United States
France
Paris
J. I. Case
Racine
Hawkeye Happenings pack of Iowa news items
Ottumwa readers see a busy dispatch of early Iowa events. Fires devastate businesses in Wapello and Pleasant Plains, a depot fire at Pleasant Plains, a bank robbery near Wilton, and plans to rebuild the blue grass palace in Creston. Cattle disease threatens Spirit Lake stock, while a Dubuque shipyard unveils a shallow water torpedo craft. Local courts, wills, and marriages weave through a mosaic of counties, towns, and notable figures across the state.
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Rock Island and Pacific
Pleasant Plains
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Grinnell
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John Gibson
Lowa
Bridget Doran Aas
Melbourne
Australia
John O'Keeffe
Creston
O'Keeffe
Iowa
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Dodge Township
Boone County
A. . Washburn
N.S. Redenbaugh
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