Abram Stevens Hewitt Dies in New York City
Abram Stevens Hewitt former mayor of New York and longtime congressman died early this morning after a brief illness. He and his wife their three sons and three daughters faced the end with family by the bedside. Hewitt, born near New York, was Columbia College educated and helped found Cooper Union and the family business Cooper & Hewitt. A Democrat who favored reform, he later ran for mayor in 1890 as a reform candidate and his career spanned business philanthropy and public service. Funeral services will be held at Calvary Church conducted by Bishop Peter.
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Railroad workers threaten systemwide strike over wage talks
In Hamilton and Dayton the Mnelnmil Hamlton Dayton Railroad employes threaten a strike if the Soderated board fails to offer wage gains. Appelal Misnateh to the Standard notes a labor unity across branches. The Montana Daily Revaed Maeday moved its plant to a new Broadway building, with records to be updated from the new quarters.
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Not One Bill Through Yet President Supports Apathy
The article notes President Craig appears in favor of university funding plans while many bills stall. Senate committee discussions focus on expanding court commissions and penalties for violent crimes. House and Senate push includes reporting delays and a push for rapid action before adjournment.
Delaware Democrats Seek Anti Addicks Coalition for Senate
Democratic leaders in Delaware propose a joint ticket with anti Addicks Republicans to elect United States senators. The plan pledges factional cooperation to repeal the existing corrupt election law and urges Republicans to join in selecting a four year term senator, with a two year term for a cooperating Republican if the joint ballot occurs by January 21. The move underscores demand for honest elections and clean government as the legislature adjourns until Monday.
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Noted Paris Correspondent Blowitz Dies in Paris
Paris January 15 Henri Georges Ste phene Adolphe Opner fle Blowitz longtime La Monde Times correspondent in Paris died today after a brief apoplexy flare up. He was born in a.
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Measuring mental fatigue at the Berlin exhibit
Berlin reports at the fourteenth Lowa exposition the introduction of an art resthesymeter to gauge skin sensitivity linked to brain fatigue. Dr Rehrater of Hanover’s Kalaer Wilhman symmetry perfected the device measuring reaction time after mental effort, noting Latin study far more tiring than geometry.
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Remains of late congressman honored in Oregon
Thousands paid tribute as the remains of the late Congressman Thamus Tongus were escorted to the cemetery in Oregon. The solemn procession reflected local respect and the community's mourning for the public figure.
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Funeral for Mr Tongue Draws 3000 Attendees in Hillsboro
Funeral ceremonies drew about 3000 people including a delegation of Washington congressmen and the Oregon legislature to Hillsboro. The body lay in state at the Washington County courthouse hall from 10 am to 12 pm, then moved to the Methodist church of which Mr Tongue was a member. A funeral procession led by the Grand Masonic Lodge of Oregon escorted the casket to a nearby cemetery for full Masonic honors. The event drew numerous mourners and constituents as the congressional party returned home that night via Call Portia.
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Senate Faces Storm Over Statehood and Cuban Treaty
An active week looms in Washington as the Senate weighs the statehood bill against competing measures. The Cuban reciprocity treaty faces a strong, organized fight amid fears it harms southern products and amid moves to substitute the house reciprocity bill or the French treaty. Debates will stretch into sessions with key leaders pushing for quick action while party factions clash over amendments and timing.
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German Market Steady As Shares Rally On Shipping and Coal
Berlin January 18 The market showed strength despite Finance Minister’s cautious tone and Prussian budget shortfalls. Shipping stocks led gains on improved outward freight and U S demand. Coal shares rose due to U S shortages and British exports. Foreign exchange remained firm as industrials held gains midweek.
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London Market Sees Slim Activity Amid Loan Move
London trading opens in a featureless session as Kattirs stay firm on loans and war contribution. Colonial Secretary Chamberlain raises government loan total by £5,000,000 at a Johannesburg banquet, while American list remains irregular and gold arrivals from New York hint at cautious strength. Foreign exchange dull yet improving but money remains scarce and likely to stay tight.
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Programme In The House Weighs On Alaska Representation
The house awaits action on a proposed air trust measure from the judiciary committee with a sub committee nearing completion. A separate bill on publicity may be reported, and full committee consideration could begin Tuesday. Debates likely limited to one day. amendments restricted to pending options, while appropriation bills may occupy time if the anti trust bill stalls. Alaska representation via a delegate remains on schedule beginning Wednesday, with rules ensuring it won’t delay appropriation measures.
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