Pettigrew to Fight Pooling Bill and Oppose Indian Funding
Washington Feb 23 Pettigrew leads opposition filings against the pooling bill as senators plan to push for a Sunday session to vote on the Indian appropriation. Advocates insist a majority supports consideration while opponents vow to block the measure and disrupt the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pettigrew
Call
Morgan
Ala
Indian Territory
Democratic
Thesenate
Butler
Interstate Commerce Commmission
Gorman
Chandler and
Aldrich
Chief No Shirt to Seek Cash for Umatilla Lands
Territorial officials in Oregon report Chief No Shirt and Young Chief of the Umatilla reserve are authorized to travel to Washington to push for cash payment of reservation lands sold to white settlers. About $200,000 remains in the Interior’s hands, with $25,000 already distributed, while Indian Agent Harper favors using funds for housing. Colonel W. M. Parsons will accompany as counsel.
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Chief No Shirt
Boke
Pendleton
Terratory of the Interior
Hoke Smith
Peo
Young
Umatilla
Washington
Interior Department
Harper
W. M. Parsons
Populist Convention Divides Over Taubeneck's Silver Plan
National Reform Press association meeting in Kansas City draws about 150 delegates. H E Taubeneck of Washington urges party management reforms and threatens resignation. McLallin of Topeka accuses Taubeneck of steering Populists toward a new silver party. As talks shift, officers are elected and a financial battle looms.
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Kansas
National Reform Press Association
H. E H. Taubeneck
Washington
National Organization
Carl Brown
Jacob Coxey
Brand Tanbeneck
Tanbeneck
F. K. Burkett
Mississippi
Harry Tracey
Texas
W. A. Hotckiss
Minnesota
Dr. MacLallin
J. P. Dixon
Taubeneck
Som
8. M. McLallin
Melton Parka
Southern Mercury
Dallas
Tex
W. A. Hotchkiss
The
National Republican
Preston, Minn
Morgan
Buzz Law
Hardy
Ark
J. H. McDowell
Nashville
Paul J. Dixon
Chillicothe
C. H. Matthews
Indianapolis
Peters
Calvert
W. D. Brown
Kingman
Kan
National Council of Women meeting in Washington
President May Wright Sewall chaired the gathering as delegates from the Women’s Alliance and Industrial Union spoke on religion, education, temperance, and social reform. Willard presided with remarks on a White House petition to President Cleveland, who welcomed the WCTU representatives.
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National Council
Washington
Heb
May Wright Sewall
National Council of Women
B Sewall
Women’s Alliance and Industrial Union
EF. W. Wardwell
Topeka
Helen S. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Suiio American
Chicago
India
Isabel Richman Wallace
New York
Francis E. Willard
Katherine Lente Stevenson
Bell Kearney
Mississippi
Clara ©. Hoffman
Missouri
Henry Somerset
Miss Willard
White House
Cleveland
Grand Master Sargent summoned over Southern railroad dispute
Sargent of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen was urgently called to Washington amid a dispute between Southern railroad officers and employees. The article notes his involvement due to the conflict affecting operations on February 2 in Proria, Ill.
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Southern
Gall Sargent Proria
Ills
Sargent
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Washington
Southern Railroad
Priest Arrests and Bills in Multiple Nations Headline Form
Clergy arrest in Clinton Iowa as Rev Allert clashed with Joseph Jost during shared services. In Olympia Washington a bill to criminalize wearing queues aims at Chinese, with fines up to 1000 dollars. Philadelphia politics show Warwick leading Pattison for mayor by wide margin. Paris South Dakota pardons convict Joseph Spain for rape. Los Alamos man Marvo Hellman shoots self amid financial woes. Halifax reports five pauper immigrants to be sent back for lacking funds.
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Clinton
Camrron
Father Allert
St. Bonifaca Catholic Church
Joseph Jost
Joxt
Yale plans $100000 Phelps Memorial Gateway
Phelps Memorial Gateway in New Haven has been approved by Yale’s prudential committee at a cost of 100000 dollars. Ex-Treasurer Erratt Held. In OuenoxGan Michigan on February 20 William Erratt, former county treasurer, was bound over for examination in 2000 dollars on embezzlement charges totaling 13200 dollars.
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Congressman Springer
Washington
William P. St. John
Mercantile National Bank of New York
Mr. Springer
Committee On
Banking and Currency
Mr. St. John
Springer
United States
Treasury
Treasury Reserve
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Tennessee
Evans
Turney
Window Glars
Coromans
Window Glass Manufacturers of the
National
Window Glass Manufacturers* Association
Union City
Ind
Winchester
Cadwallader
Opera House
Orlock
H. A. McDonald
Presbyterian Church
Truesdale
Emfott
Kan
Hartwell P. Heath
Frank H. Truesdale
Citizens’ Bank
Marschal Fleming
Syracuse
N. Y
Heath
Simpson
Lyon County
Inceur
California
Rogue’s Gallery
New Haven
Conn
Prudential Committee
Yale Corporation
Erratt
OuenoxGan
Mich
Fen
William Erratt
Right Arm Paralyzed Saved from St Vitus Dance
An old advertisement proclaims relief from a right arm paralysis caused by St Vitus Dance. The pitch promotes Dr Miles Norvine with a promise of benefit from the first bottle. Drugstores offer bottles at a discounted price, with prepaid mail order details from Dr Miles Medical Co.
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St. Vitus
Blanche
Dr. Miles
MHS. R
Bullock
Brighton
N.Y
Miles
Norvine
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkbart
Lod
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Chandles Wit
St. John
Sipringer
Washington News
House of Representatives
Gresham
Congress
Bering Sea
Blackburn
Committee On Appropriations
Allen
Washeron
Secretary of Agriculture
Drouth
House
Epes
Wasutxeron
House Election Committee
Virginia
Goode
Barrons
Baltimore
Toreka
Arthur Capper
William McKinley
Thomas B. Reed
Benjamin Harrison
William
Allison
John Sherman
Teller
John J. Ingalls
Welcott
Levi P. Morton
Turner
Doesogue
John Turner
St. Louis
McLallin
National Industrial League
Kansas City
Paul Vandervoort
Omaha
Frank Burkett
Milton Pavyle
J. A. Edgerton
Nebraska
Sentinel
W. 8. Morgan
Arkansas
George F. Nashburne
L. A. Roselle
J. Walker
Colorado
J. D. Boikin
Thomas V. Chatter
Gray
Hor Strixes
Ouachita Avenue
Women AN Council
Los Angeles
Los Anguins
Rome
New Orleans
Ational Sporting League
Canveiano
England
Sherif
Wroomates
Del
McLear and Kendall
Henry C. McLow
Carriage Builders' National Association
Wash
Philadelphia
Pawavelpha
Charles F.warwick
Robert W. Pattison
Paris
Joseph Spain
Awaa
Handy County
Mellen
Los Alamos
Marvo Hellman
Isiah W. Hellman
Nevada Bank of San Francisco
Hallifax
Laurentian
Annie Gage
Baxter Springs
Mall
Express
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Plugtobacco
John Fh
Frice
Atlantic
Frank P. H. Daly
Walnut Street
Grytha
Best and
Prichs
Lester le Tilden
W. A. Wilkin
OPERA
Elouse Block
Ara
T. L. Spephens
Stephens Medicine CO
BT. Louis
Warr
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Albeur
Christensen Bros
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