Queen Victoria's Speech Opens New Parliament Measures Promised
The fourth session of the 18th parliament opened with promises to amend Irish landlord law, Welsh disestablishment, local option, abolition of plural voting, and government of London reforms. In Commons, leaders praised conciliation toward Ireland. bills to follow Thursday. In Lords, speeches covered Ireland, Armenia, and frontier issues. address to the queen's speech adopted.
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Werth
Lond
Lonpor
Queen Victoria x
Ireland
London
Hobhouse
Holland
Balfour
Lord Randolph Churchill
England
John Morley
William Vernon Harcourt
Justin McCarthy
Sir William
Great Britain
House of Lords
House of Commons
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Lord Wilfrey
Marquis of Salisbury
Sierra Leone
Armenia
Lord Rosebery
France
Russia
Italy
Salisbury
Hosebery
Duke of Devonshire
Cabinet session centers on pending bond issue with London bankers
Washington February 6 cabinet met from 10 a.m. to 2 45 p m to discuss the pending bond issue amid reports that New York bankers including J Pierrepont Morgan conveyed views to the president Negotiations with London bankers indicate an early sale of bonds to be paid in London gold to avoid drawing gold from the treasury The administration aims to place the full bond issue with London banks though no final decision has been announced
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Washington
New York
J. Pierrepont Morgan
Carlisle
London
Debate Over Gold Bond Issue Opens In House
Washington February 6 The administration bill to authorize 500 million dollars in gold bonds to retire legal tender and treasury notes sparked wide division in the House with silver Democrats and Populists opposing it. Administration Democrats showed varied views while Reed proposed selling 3 percent coin bonds to sustain the gold reserve. Patterson supported gold bonds as a substitute faced by party lines.
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Treasury
House
Hall
Reed
Secretary of the Treasury
Patterson
Dem
Tenn
Senator Pettigrew
Senate
Albert D. Tinsley
Sioux Falls
S.C
Pettigrew
Drunken Man Kills Woman and Wounds Man in Ohio Case
A drunken rage ends with Vin Nutt fatally shooting Mrs. John Payton and wounding Leonard Coleman, the hired man who tried to intervene. Payton also severely injures Nutt with an axe as Mrs. Payton fights for her life. Both injured survive only with great difficulty. Coleman will recover. The episode unfolds amid tumultuous family feuds and prior legal scandals linking the Nutts and Dukes of Uniontown.
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John Payton
Leonard Coteman
Bira Payton Mehy
Nutt
Archtson
Jim Nutt
Duke
Uniontown
Leonard Coleman
Nutts and Dukes
Pennsylvania
Coleman
New York
W. W. Duke
Miss Nutt
Nutts
Dukes
Kansas
Paytons
Payton
A.B. Bradbury
Mrs. Payton
Atchison
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