Manderson Plans Compromise in Senate Finance Fight
National finance debate centers on Manderson plan to maintain a gold reserve, issue bonds, redeem legal tender in gold or silver, and permit coinage changes. Amendments shift tax rates and gold demand, while the session awaits action on the treasury backed plan amid a divided Senate and ongoing tariff talks.
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Repeal of Differential Sugar Duty Passes House 239 to 31
Washington special reports that a House vote of 239 to 31 approved a bill repealing the one tenth cent differential duty on sugar imports from bounty-paying nations. Debates covered treasury issues and potential retaliatory amendments, with party-line divisions and warnings about Senate fate.
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Rescued Flyer Saves Train After Bridge Fire
A Burlington east bound flyer narrowly escaped disaster when a bridge fire forced a stop at Crete after the engineer reported a nearby blaze. James Gavity, hailed as a hero, ran a mile and a half to Denton to signal the halted train. The incident prompted praise and a reward for Gavity’s quick actions.
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Nebraska Legislature Passes Several Bills Amid Debate
The Nebraska House passed multiple bills including Davies' amendment on supreme court commissioners terms and salaries and Griffth’s bill for convict medical care. Senate bills include dentistry practice regulation and Pope’s pension measure for soldiers in rebel prisons. Beatrice residents push Beatrice station trains order, while a Covington shooting results in arrests. Louis Glenn found frozen feet after five days traversing sand hills.
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Chinese Repulsed the Japanese In Wei Hai Wei Fight
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese naval and land forces repelled a two-division Japanese naval attack on Wei-Hai-Wei on January 26. Chinese ships and shore batteries engaged within 1,000 yards, driving off the enemy with several Japanese ships damaged. Chinese casualties were 81 sailors. Japanese losses exceed 800. Foreign aid was alleged.
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