Financial storm in Senate as Gorman pushes revenue probes
Washington feb 1 a heated senate session centered on the treasury crisis and potential rider to an appropriation bill. Senator gorman urged disclosure of revenue details and warned of deficiencies while party rivals claimed growing extravagance. a proposed oct 1895 special election would ask voters about bonds greenbacks and gold coinage. senator elect thurnton was introduced by menderson.
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Democratic Steering Sets Order For Senate Bills
The Democratic steering committee met in Washington to decide the order of general bills, excluding appropriations, and time allotments. They promised Republicans a program outline for the remainder of the session and prioritized appropriation bills, bankruptcy, territorial admission, and pooling bills, while acknowledging bankruptcy and territorial bills face passage difficulties.
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Paciito railroad proposition gains favor in house and senate
The proposed government sale of its entire interest in the Pacific road with debt preserved and interest eliminated receives notable support in both chambers. Other items include denial of a townsite entry rehearing in Oklahoma and diplomatic notes from Mexico on potential amicable arrangements with Guatemala. The Nicaragua canal bill and Alaska salmon protection measure also feature in a flurry of february developments.
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Fires Burn Three Barrett Ice Houses in St Joseph
Multiple large ice houses owned by Barrett Ice Co in St Joseph Missouri were destroyed by fire causing about 25000 dollars in losses. The report also notes various other incidents and items from wires including court cases and local elections.
Sensational Whisky Trust findings stir controversy
A Chicago expert committee reported the whisky trust books show solvency and questioned the need for a receiver. They claim Olmstead held stock before the filing and that President Greenhut drew substantial salaries from multiple interests. Supporters call the committee’s claims newspaper talk awaiting court review. Also noted are deaths, railroad appointments, refinery resumption news, and other brief items across cities.
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Mrs Scott Testifies In Scott Lynching Hearing
In O Neill Nebraska the Scott lynchers preliminary hearing closes with Mrs Scott and Miss Mc Whorter identifying Mullihan Harris and Elliott as mob leaders. Mrs Scott recalls the leader demanding Holt county money and Barrett pleading for life as the mob claims they will not kill Barrett. Barrett later whispered that the speaker was Mullihan.
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Grave Robbery Trial Defense Outlined at Lincoln
Trial of Prof. Alexander and medical students Burford and Mehan centers on grave robbery of Otto Alberts. Defense claims possible alibi with witnesses at college functions. state has 24 witnesses, defense 21. Other items report Des Moines petition for pro business relief, Northwestern buys Winona and Southwestern, and various local incidents including fires and a scalding death.
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GREAT ROGIETY LEADER DEAD IN NEW YORK
Ward McAllister, famed society leader and racist figure, died at his New York home after a week of grip illness. Born in Savannah, he shaped social doors, practiced law, and authored Society as I Have Found It. Funeral planned at Grace Church.
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SIXTEEN COUNTIES ASK AID The Kansas Relief Commission
The Kansas Relief Commission has received requests for aid from sixteen counties as it coordinates food and supplies for western suffering communities. Rawlins County shows 90 percent without seed and 70 percent lacking life necessities, with some barefooted or clothed in gunny sacks. Only seven outside shipments have arrived. local response lags.
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