Oppose'the Plan Petition Aims to Restore Queen and Stand Behind Her
R G Dun & Co notes two major forces in markets from New York: anti annexation defeat and a large gold deposit in the treasury. Banks aim to bolster confidence by moving gold into the treasury while notes circulate. Despite storms hindering trade, textiles stay strong and iron and copper trade shows mixed signals as banks and treasury coordinate amid anticipated policy shifts.
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Sweatshop Conditions Uncovered by Illinois Legislature Panel
A Chicago joint committee investigates sweat shops in poverty areas. At 257 Polk street twelve workers share a 10 by 7 foot room with three ill children on rags. At 125 Ewing “Poverty Flats” rooms eight by ten feet house four to five workers with some earning as little as ten cents a day. A room of 32 by 38 feet above a stable at 287 Maxwell et al. holds twenty six workers. Ventilation is absent and the air is foul. The scenes reveal severe poverty and unsafe labor.
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Earthquake Shakes Western Fremont County Colorado
A Republican dispatch from Canon City reports Colorado’s first quake in years in western Fremont county near Current Creek. The tremor around or o clock caused broken windows and frightened residents as it rattled across miles for seconds with no major damage.
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Avalanche Tragedy Near Brioxuxewan Colorado
A snow slide near Breckenridge Colorado on February 11 struck Union Pacific train No 489. Engineer Lynch and Fireman Smith died or were buried. ten were injured. A rotary plow and locomotive were wrecked, with rescue by a wrecker from Como. In Philadelphia a Lehigh Valley workmen’s train collision killed Michael O’Malley and injured ten others.
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Patrick Kryxepy
Joseph Kouaxp
Stephen McHaowen Reyland
Andrew Yattonson
Michael Zadzinski
William Connelly
Michael O’malley
Dande
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Not Entirely Harmonious Illustration Over Rates Among Transcontinental Roads
Br. Pau Feb 13 After a thirty days session the representatives of transcontinental roads returned home fearing further disagreement before rates are promulgated. Northern Pacific dissatisfactions over some rates are noted as officials deny wide reductions while traffic was handled at above average charges. The adjournment focused on passenger tangles with a sub committee ready to report, signaling another conference meeting as Great Northern issues surface affecting conference regulation.
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Douglas county contest vote ends in tie in senate
Feb 11. A motion to dismiss the Douglas county contest cases tied the senate, the lieutenant governor casting the deciding vote against dismissal. Goss urged action for information on bribery charges. Rhodes and Sheridan resisted naming independents who had been approached, but the sergeant-at-arms finally named Soder man and Krick. The affair is likely to cause a decided sensation.
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Tests of Vesuvius guns resume amid favorable conditions
Fhre Tests Satinfactory Port Rouxat 8 O Feb 11 A clear day allowed the Vesuvius to resume trials of its pneumatic guns. Winds eased to fresh, harbor smooth. Five shots landed within yards of the buoy, suggesting accuracy. Local cholera reports rise with twelve deaths in Marshates and Valette. Authorities say ships leave port clean. Officials withhold epidemic report. Springfield governor orders prosecution of treasurers and auditors since 1870 for misappropriation of public funds and fees. Walter Retarinsé improves after health trip to Berlin from Algiers. German farmer near Farapury kicked by horse. J M Lord of Honey Grove dead by morphine.
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Hawaiian Question in Flux Amid Annexation Debate
Hawaii remains divided over annexation with a native majority favoring a queen restored under an American protectorate and some foreigners backing a limited monarchy. Paul Neumann claims affidavits support restoration. an appeal to Washington seeks protection and queenly power restoration. observers note mixed views among residents and visitors in Honolulu.
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Bynums Resolution Probes Treasury Bond Issuance
Indiana representative Mr Bynum introduced a resolution demanding details on reports that the Treasury intends to issue 50 million dollars in government bonds and sell them to a private syndicate at face value. He cited talks of a 4 percent premium and sought confirmation on whether such bonds would be issued, and to whom, at what price.
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House Debates Carrying a Large Pension Bill
Washington February 11 General discussion of an annual appropriation opened the session. The House expected a break when the pension bill, carrying more than 166 thousand dollars, came up, but the dull routine continued with pro forma proceedings.
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Truncated News Digest From Texa s and Paris
A garbled dispatch from Hovsrtox Texas reports Major Max millian E Debaylighthey's fatal accident under a train. Paris headlines Panama sentences for DeLesseps and co defendants with prison terms and fines. Breeders' session closes in Freuoxt with plans to meet in Columbus next year. A severe norther sweeps Texas causing widespread damage. A Lincoln Nebraska pardon story mentions Frank Holly.
Senate Debate Focuses on Railroads and Silver Bills
Washington dispatches from February 10 report the Senate devoting the morning to the railroad automatic car coupler bill. House action on silver was decisive for the moment, with silver advocates prevailing by nine votes. The day also covered the legislative appropriation bill and a push to repeal Sherman law, seen as doom for silver legislation. Other items include moves to implement the president’s transportation and tariff suggestions, a patent annulment bid against Bell Telephone, and whisky trust investigations. A Minnesotan tailors' convention discussed worker support and credit publication plans, with arbitration left to locals.
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Read of Cuticura Cure Suffering Woman Claims Relief
Mary Thomas of Bimer Michigan writes of dramatic skin disease relief after using Coturnia Remedies including Cuticura and Relief. She describes years of pain and sleepless nights before finding rapid improvement and eventual cure, crediting the Gothura Remapies for the turnaround.
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