Rothschilds Backed Bond Syndicate Forming Large Loan
Washington reports a bond issue of about 100 million dollars with foreign banks led by August Belmont representing the Rothschilds and J Pierpont Morgan. Curtis met bankers in New York to discuss a long term four per cent issue to fund the government loan but no sale or purchase was completed. Negotiations were near completion with Belmont playing a leading role in arranging the foreign placement and potential home use of proceeds.
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New York
Curtis
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Jordan
Europe
Rothschild
August Belmont
United States Treasury
Carlisle
Stewart
United States Trust Company
Belmont
Two Hundred Rebels Killed in Bogota Battle
A severe engagement at Bogota between government forces and rebels left about two hundred rebels dead. Government troops were commanded by the president and sent from Cartagena to Machina to pursue the rebels. Six Liberals were arrested at Cartagena for forced service. The steamer Amerique lies aground near Savinalla with a serious position.
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Bogota
Coton
Colombia
Cartagena
Machina
Amerique
Savinalla
Nebraska Lawmakers Work On Labor Bill And Reforms
Nebraska house actions include a resignation on the judiciary committee and a heated committee of the whole debate over house bill 188 to bar employers from discharging or denying employment based on union membership with a $500 fine. A commission plan for statute revisions is proposed, and senate file 221 caps streetcar fares at five cents with one free transfer. Other items note Iron Mountain mine sale for $300,000 to an English syndicate, Jesse James rifle claim, suffrage convention closing, Charles Manning death, child deaths in Colorado, Phoenicia cargo damage, and Belem prison tunnel discovery.
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Eedante
Howard
Lancouy
House
Barpy
Judiciary Committee
Schickendante
Howard County
Jamessa
Crane
Supreme Court
Senate
Hahn
DOES NOT SUIT JAPAN THE PROVISO ON ONE YEAR’S NOTICE
Washington notes that senate action attaching a one year notice termination provision to the Japanese treaty could cause Japan to reject the pact. The measure, tied to tariff terms, risks upsetting Japan’s planned tariff system and revenue, alarming diplomats and jeopardizing favorable terms with other nations.
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Washington
Senate
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Outlook in Congress on Hawaiian and financial questions this week
The senate will focus on the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill with emphasis on the financial situation and a Hawaiian islands cable amendment Likely speeches include Senator Allen on the Alabama elections and possible calls to other resolutions The banking and currency bill faces debate with possible finance committee reports and the week ends with tributes to Senator Stockbridge in the Senate while the House again debates treasury relief legislation and the administration financial bill timed for Tuesday through Thursday
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HixeTon
Senate
Allen
Alabama
Friends of the Bankruptcy
Democratic Steering Committee
Finance Committee
Stockbridge
Relief of the Treasury
House
Administration
Committee On Banking and Currency
Fires and arrests lead news from various cities
Sparks from the wires report Fort Dodge fire causing 10000 loss at the Miller and Phelps mill. Guthrie revenue cutter launched at Sparrows Point. Moonshiners Theodore Rose and Bill Burchfield captured in Blount County Tennessee. Yaquina Bay deemed unworthy of further improvement by the government. Dennis Davis sentenced to be hanged in Fort Smith. Notre Dame sisters to establish near St. Louis. Judge Phillips criticizes newspapers in Kansas City. Deficiency scale settled in Massillon miners conference. Alcohol barrel explosion at Brinton injures four. Holyoke officer shoots and kills himself after wounding a patrolman. Blair lynching investigation unsettles Montgomery County Kentucky. Deaconess Home fire likely incendiary. Samuel A. Miller commits suicide in Asheville. Louisville woman robbed of belt with 1000 dollars. Coal theft attempt in Denver ends with shooting. Jim Seeger receives 2000 from English relatives.
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Theodore Rose
Bill Burchfield
Tennessee
Blount County
Thomas W. Symmons
United States Corps of Engineers
Yaquina Bay
Ore
Fort Smith
Ark
Dennis Davis
Davis
Sol Blackwell
Sisters of Notre Dame
St. Louis
Kansas City
Phillips
Massillon
Brinton
Deveraux
Holyoke
Mass
Fenton
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Blair
Cleveland
Deaconess
Samuel A. Miller
Louisville
Asheville
Congress Debates Bills as Week Advances in Nebraskan Session
Nebraskan legislative action continues with debate on measures before adjourning, including appropriation bills and a county counsel bill. Gov Holcomb warns of exhausted funds at state institutions Omaha and Norfolk, while other items address drugs, bounty, tenant crop liens, and a state arbitration board, all amid urgent calls to preserve national credit and public faith.
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Cleveland
Washington
Thurber
White House
Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Mrane
Lixcoun
Senate
Crane
Buith
State Board of Arbitration
Holcomb
Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Omaha
Asylum For the Insane
Norfolk
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Brook
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Outlaw
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Hughes
Randolph
Missouri
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Manning
Charles H. Manning
Albert Powers
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Colo
Spring Gulch
James Gault
Tyye
Phoenicia
St. Louris
City of Mexico
Belem
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Miller & Phelps
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Guthrie
Sparrows’ Point
Frank Wiscomb
Jim Seeger
Minneapolis
Pacific Railroad
Committee On Pacific Railroads
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Nebraska Legislature
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Northern Pacific Railway
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National American Pomological Association
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Pullman
Union
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Star
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Sunny
Stephens Medicine
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Wee
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Scribners Magazine
Scribner’s Magazine
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Scribner's
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Brown University
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George Meredild
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