Debate on the Treaty and Philippine Question in Senate
The session opened with Allison seeking quick action on the Indian appropriation bill, sparking a lengthy debate on the peace treaty. Carter of Montana warned that supporting pending resolutions would betray the American people, while the treaty reading consumed the executive session. The commissioners debated cession of Luzon and possibly all the Philippines, with Gray opposing full acquisition.
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Ark
Bacon
Carter
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Luzon
Paris
Gray
Quiet in the Philippines Reported by Dewey
Dewey relays to Secretary Long that conditions in the Philippines remain calm. The report adds assurances about ongoing treaty talks between the United States and Canada on print paper and pulp imports.
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United States
Canada
Deouey
Washington
Otis
Dewey
Long
Philippines
Colorado
McKinley to Pay Cuban Troops Five Million Aid Effort
President McKinley empowers Robert P. Porter to distribute 5 million dollars to Cuban soldiers. Porter and Senor Gonzales De Quesada may meet General Gomez at Remedios to urge disbanding and U S military administration support. Gomez resents American authority and worries his troops will not return home empty handed.
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Havana
McKinley
Robert P. Porter
Porter
Senor Gonzales de Quesada
Remedios
Gomez
United States Military Administration
Castillo
Marianao
Chamber Sustiains Ministry in Paris Debates Cassation Bill
Paris reports show the Chamber of Deputies backing the government bill to route trial revision cases to the united sections of the court of cassation with the Masau report on Quesnay de Beaurapaire to be read, amid applause from center and left murmurs. Lebret urged committee referral. London broadcast notes Mr Balfour addressing constituents at Manchester, praising unity with the United States. Denver reports Rev Myron Reed Succumbs after protracted illness. Portland reports a nitro glycerine explosion kills two workers and destroys nearby structures. Chicago notes fourteen families homeless after a fire on Fifty-second Street. water supply delayed by a frozen fire plug. London dispatchs say Carlism wanes as Don Carlos fails to capitalize on earlier gains.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Court of Cassation
M. Masau
M. Quesnay de Beaurepaire
England
America
London
Balfour
Treasury
House of Commons
Manchester
Great Britain
United States
Onicaco
Fifty-second Street
Telegraphic Briefs From A Blizzard Racking Northern Ohio
Reports from Cleveland note Kate Stevens aged 70 froze in her room during Monday's blizzard. Havana saw three abuse cases by American soldiers last week. Louis A. Lambert of Kansas City died Monday. Charles A. Gray presented life size Eugene Field portrait to Chicago Press Club. A Prussian ice disaster near Warpuhnen Boirhein reportedly drowned twenty children. A London arrest for diamond theft valued at 20000 marks involves ex New Yorker who eloped with a young lady. Charles Louis Beale, 75, Republican congressman from New York City, died in Hudson. Robbers dynamited Kelly Plow store in Longview Texas. money taken, building shattered, one robber injured. Joe Carroll of Joplin among captured robbers. General Thaddeus Stanton retired as paymaster general. Washington officers gift silver loving cup.
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Kate Stevens
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Louis A. Lambert
Bank of Grand Avenue
Kansas City
Charles A. Gray
Eugene Field
Chicago Press Club
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Reif
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New York
Charles Louis Beale
Hudson
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New York City
Kelly Plow Company
Longview
Tex
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Joplin
Thaddeus Stanton
Paymaster’s Department
Washington
Nebraska Deadlock Ends Biden for Senator Quarles Unanimous
In Madison, Wis, Jan 31, a crowded Milwaukee caucus moved to unify support for Joseph V. Quarles to succeed John Mitchell. Names were withdrawn and a unanimous roll call settled on Quarles after surprise votes and delays. Lincoln, Neb, Jan 31, third week of U.S. senator balloting showed no change as Allen led fusion and Norris drew Norris. Reading bills and university revenue measures followed. Additional reports cover Pierre debates, Speaker Wright’s resignation, Church appointment, revival meetings, and a deadly boiler explosion in Shreveport.
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Milwaukee
John Mitchell
Zinn
Isaac Stephenson
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Stephenson
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D.E. Thompson
BH. Adams
Alien W. Field
A. J. Cornish
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Lianconn
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Omaha
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Potter
Methodist
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Shreveport Oil Company
Lynch
Allen Hull
Hawkins
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Cass County Iowa 1899
Notice of special execution issued by Cass county district court on January 13 1899 in favor of German Savings Bank of Davenport against Garratt Tormay and others. Foreclosure on property Lot three block fourteen Atlantic to be sold February 27 1899 at 10 am in front of the courthouse Atlantic Iowa. Sheriff J P of Cass county to conduct sale for cash. Also includes an unrelated allusion to Shaker Digestive Cordial advertisement.
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RM Westphalen
Atlantic
John Stricken
Albert Wenaca
WA Merritt
Anthony Morton
Ea Hwa
W P Laarie
Glan E Powell
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Cumberland
Julia A Haworth
Frank J
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Lewis
O W Brown
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Elliott
Admrd
Lote
Edward W Roe
Roeetux
Ottis A Ros
Lg&jm
Rebecca Foster
J Nichols
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Wiota
United States of A
James Harlan
John Olson
Sanders
District Court
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German Savings Bank of
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Garratt Tormay Etal
Garratt Tormay
Charter Oak Stove and Range Company
Cutler, Proctor Stove Co
What Cheer Stove Co
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Curtin & Clark Co
Sam Hoffman
Atlantc
Court House
J. P
Said County
Wig
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