TELLER GIVES REASONS FOR ARBITRATION DELAY
Senator Teller set forth why the Anglo American arbitration treaty should not be hurried to ratification. He argues the senate must review and amend the pact with two thirds present, warning swift action could complicate submission to arbitration and delay decisions. He favors careful, bipartisan consideration and warns against premature approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Telfer
Associated Press
Senate
Executive Department
Fathers of the Republic
Spon
Friends
Committee On Foreign Relations
House
Congress
Great Britain
United States
Sam
Militia vacation plan targets Wil son's Creek reenactment
Governor Drake considers moving Iowa National Guard summer encampment to the August anniversary celebration of the Battle of Wilson's Creek at the Missouri battleground. The executive committee includes Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Arkansas and Texas governors, aiming to field regiments equal to those in 1861 and recreate the battle under veterans who served. Separately, Harry Davis, alleged Stratton gang member, is arrested in Denver for the murder of Night Officer Joseph Baker during the 1898 post office raid. Davis is said to be the gang's last member, after betrayal by his brother Gus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Wilson's Creek
Des Moinea
Iowa
Drake
Wilson’s Creek
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Iowa National Guard
Denver
Harry Davis
Joseph Baker
North Baltimore
Stratton
Baker
Davis
Bob Curry
Doo Lee
Toledo
Curry
Lee
Gus
Merzico
Louis
Arthur Duestrow
Four Courts
Woodson
St. Joseph
Suit Over Scarlet Fever Losses At Eden Township
Lena Sturk sues J. J. Stevens J. F. Macka and William Guy township trustees for 10000 alleging quarantine at Eden township near Carroll led to the death of her daughter Io and the loss of cattle hogs and horses on the place. Also notes move to new federal building in Grand City and wage cuts at Pennsylvania Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesstes City
Eden Township
Carroll
Lena Sturk
J. J . Stevens
J. F. Macka
William Guy
Sovereign for Peace Sparks Talks of Revolutionary War
J R Sovereign grand master of the Knights of Labor writes to the Industrial Advocate from Sulphur Springs Ark denouncing secret revolutionary groups the Iron Brotherhood and the Industrial Army as forming nationwide to push civil war for relief. He warns Dalzell’s war talk risks fueling insurrection while urging the ballot remain the remedy.
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Omcago
Times-Herald
Denver
J. R. Sovereign
Knights of Labor
Industrial Advocate
Dalzell
Seciet
Iron Brotherhood
Industrial Army
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Washington Post
Sovereign
United States
Dalzall
Federal
Arma
Mr. Sovereign
Mr. Dalzell
Turkish consul general arrested in New York
Joseph A Tasigi Turkish consul general at Boston was arrested Saturday night on request of Boston officers and held on ten thousand dollars bail. He is charged with embezzlement of eight thousand dollars from Peter Charles Lesvieux and a larger sum said to be involved. The case involves trusts relating to the Lesvieux estate.
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New York
Joseph A. Tasigi
Boston
Francis Peabody, Jr
Peter Charles Lesvieux
Insigi
Lesvieux
Omaha Exposition Tour Aims to Sell State Exhibits
A six member Omaha committee, led by G W Wattles and including G M Hitchcock and John L Webster, sails aboard the sleeper Silver City to tour ten state capitals to advocate for western state exhibits at the Transmississippian International Exposition in Omaha. The trip covers Topeka, Denver, Cheyenne, Salt Lake City, Helena, Boise City, Olympia, Salem, Sacramento and Carson City, with about three weeks planned and most capitals receiving one day.
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Omaha
Silver City
Union Depot
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Council Bluff
G. W. Wattles
G. M. Hitchcock
John L. Webster
H. E. Palmer
William 8. Poppleton
Clement Chase
Topeka
Kan
Denver
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Helena
Mont
Boise City
Idaho
Olympia
Wash
Salem
Ore
Sacramento
Cal
Carson City
Nevada
Radical cuts mark House finance committee actions
The House finance committee continued work on appropriation bills in Lincoln on February 15. A 20 percent payroll cut targets state house staff and supreme court clerks, while the state normal school sees about $6,000 more for teachers’ salaries over two years. A $1,000 clothing fund for the Home for the Friendless is approved. penitentiary funds drop to about $86,000. Reductions also hit the state board of immigration.
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House
Wasmaeron
Congress
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Honrs
Friends of the Free Homestead
Liycoln
House Finance, Ways and Means Committee
State House
Supreme Court
State Board of Immigration
Intermittent heart cures claimed by Mrs Strope
obituary style ad recounts Mrs Emily A Strope of Cleveland crediting Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing her irregular heartbeat numbness and nerve distress after two years of intermittent beats and sleeplessness. It promotes the medicine as a blood and nerve tonic, suitable for women and for stress or overwork in men, with pricing and where to buy.
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Jorge
Fotmodions
Hountington Street
Cleveland
Obie
Emily A. Strope
X. M. Strope
Aid
Strope
Williane
Dr. Wilkins’ Medicine Company
Schenestady
N.Y
Grand Army Encampment Elects Officers For Norfolk Next Year
Hastings Neb Feb 11 delegates gather for state Grand Army encampment and related meetings. Officers elected include John A. Ehrhardt as department commander and John Evans as senior officer. Norfolk chosen for next encampment. several other officers named. large attendance noted.
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Hastings
OfMcers
Norfolk
Neb
Grand Army
Women’s Relief Corps
Ladies of the Grand Army
Culver
John A. Ehrhardt
Ehrhardt
Thomas Majors
Thomas L. Hull
Omaha
John Evans
North Platte
B. Rising
York
John Rees
Broken Bow
H. W. Chase
Polk County
Evans
Pierce
Charles A. Hale
Orleans
Scribner's Magazine 1897 Red-Letter Year highlights and plans
Scribner's previews a landmark 1897 issue with Charles Dana Gibson’s London sketches, Richard Harding Davis’s Soldiers of Fortune, and illustrated features on Great Businesses Undergraduates at Yale Princeton and Harvard. The Unquiet Sex by Mrs Helen Watterson Moody, Howells Story of a Play and four George W Cable stories lead varied fiction. Travel pieces by Lewis Morris Iddings and Davis accompany rich illustrations from American and foreign artists.
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Richard Harding Davis
Amercan Collaghs
Henry E. Howland
Yale
James Alexander
Princeton
Robert Grant
Edward
Martin
Harvard
Japan
Helen Watterson Moody
Maria
D. Howell
Howells
George W. Cable
Dnes
Lewis Morris
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Gouverneur
N. Y
Freeman
William Dawley
Fred McCoy
M. Louchlan
Charles Larock
A. Egerton
John Matthews
Steel Company
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Felton
Sovereign For Peace
Carnegie Hall
Prrrepune
Carnegie
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
J. Painter & Lone’ Iron and Steel Works
Aoaitsas
Carnegie Company
Bunce
Onantzston
Admiral Bunce
Maine
Columbia
Brigham of
Luex
Jesse Merger
Interior Department
Madame Modjenka Snetter
Los Angeles
Madame Modjeska
Canton
Watson
Columbus
C. A. Chickering
Major McKinley
First Presbyterian Church
Washinarton
Croton
Crook County
Felix
Willard A. Latta
Sappa
Carson
Nev
Dan Stuart
Cezppaiere
Prrtapura
Carnegie Steel Company
Edgar Thompson
Courtney
Orrumwa
Mount Pleasant
Montreal
Charles Drinkwater
Pavillo Railway
Wilson
Stevenson
Short Line Incorporation
Sal Lake
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Walter G. Osakman
Samuel Garr
Henry G. Nichols
Scribner’s Magazine
London
Shen
Charles Dana Gibbon
Scribner’s Magasine
Charles Scribner's Sons
Fifth Avenue
Miles
St. Jacobs
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