Views From Allison On Revenue Legislation
Senator Allison, en route to Washington, predicted no revenue legislation before late in the session, citing uncertain needs for the next fiscal year. He favored reissuing greenbacks only in exchange for old notes and expected the Hawaiian treaty to pass by a two thirds majority. Also reports include Novak murder case motions, a $50,000 damages suit in Sigourney, reform school sentences for two girls, Cuba starvation deaths approaching a million, Luetgert’s second trial, and the Haight murder case closing in Prattstown.
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Luetgert
Hicano
Dolph L. Luetgert
Gary
Lawrences Harmon
Maz Reyse
Phelan
Harmon
Reyse
Demeen
New Baden ministry to seek talks with Czech German leaders
Vienna reports Baron von Gautsch von Frank will lead talks to modify the ordinance uniting Czech language with German amid unrest that forced Baden ministry resignation. The change follows rioting in the Reichsrat and calls for reform across Austria Hungary.
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Surprise for sick deputy auditor at Aylesworth home
A planned evening surprise gathered about thirty friends at the Aylesworth residence to aid the ailing deputy auditor Frank Aylesworth. Envelopes with government money appeared among the decor, and a farewell parcel to Frank added to the grateful moment. The event closed with thanks to all participants and a note promoting local goods and events. The piece also advertises harness shop offerings, an Equal Suffrage Oratorical Contest at Odd Fellows Hall, and a Thanksgiving reunion hosted by Thadeus Prall.
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