Evane' Motion Narrowly Passes In House Civil Service Fight
Washington and Washton reports show anti civil service reformers gain a narrow 67 to 61 vote to strike the civil service commission allocation from the general appropriation bill. Rep Evans Ky led the motion with Moody promising a record vote in the House to seek reversal. Swanson Va spoke on anti imperialism during debate.
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Washinetor
House
Civil Service Commission
Evans
Rep
Moody
Friends of the Civil Service Law
Messrs
Grosvenor
Ohio
Hepburn
Linney
Brown
Marsh
Ills
Messrs. Moody
Mass
Hopkins
Ble
Fleming
Dem
Brosing
Henderson
Brown Gives Up After Leedy Accusation Apology Agreed
Torrka Kan Jan 7 Governor Leedy demanded evidence over Brown’s charge that money influenced official action. Brown will apologize in the house and the Populists accept, dropping the matter. Also reports Odd Fellows home dispute settled with Jefferson and Indianola lodges negotiating refunds, and Colfax may host next grand lodge. Fire at Charlotte harness company destroys building with losses estimated at 65 000 to 75 000. insurance 25 000. Dr M Stalker named committee chair for National Live Stock Association program. Judge Grimerson to fill Sixth district vacancy.
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Leedy
Avcower
Torrka
Kan
Janu
House
Brown
Cowley
Executive Department
Odd Fellows Home
Des Mores
Jefferson
Indianola
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
N. S. Johnson
Bloomfield
C. A. Pillsbury
Eagle Grove
O. E. Blair
Lamont
Colfax
Charlotte
Cuarotte
N. C
Shaw-Howell Harness’ Company
Fourth Street
Liddell Machine Company
Stalker
Ames
M. Stalker
Department of Veterinary Science
Iowa State Agricultural College
National Live Stock Association
Denver
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Field Unites Again at Johnson Caucus in North Carolina
Johnson forces hold 1 vote against 46 for the field as anti Johnson candidates claim an unbreakable organization. In Iowa old settler James O Ban ion is found dead in the road between Logan and Woodbine, body frozen stiff.
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Johnson
Bismarck
N. C
Telegraphic Briefs: Maine martyrs in Havana neglected
Summary of brief items include Lord Curzon becoming vice royal of India, fears for the Damara steamer, Manila custom receipts averaging $20,000 daily, missing mail from New York to Grafton, knighthood for W. McDonald, Salisbury's peace reply, Dambmann decorated by Delcasse, a Spanish prisoner found unfed at San Severino fortress, O P Dorr's Senate bid, Utah county sheriff's trip with Mrs. Wright, formation of United Brewing Company in Pittsburgh, NC bills to operate separate railroad coaches for whites and blacks, and Tennessee law parallels in North Carolina.
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Havana
Lord Curzon
India
Damara
London
Manila Custom Houses
New York
Grafton
Jersey Central
W. ©. McDonald
Montreal
McGill University
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
George B. Dambmann
Paris
M. Delcasse
United States
San Severanto
Matanzas
O. P. Dorr
West Virginia
United States Senate
Dorr
Utah County
Utah
Gouveneur
N. Y
Jennie Wright
Haynes
New United Brewing Company
Pittsburg Brewing Companies
North Carolina
Tennessee
Ambiguity over Iloilo and Aguinaldo emissaries unfolds
Reports from Manila on January 7 indicate American troops have not landed at Iloilo while Aguinaldo may travel to Manila to discuss a settlement. Dispatches from Malolos claim Luzon governors vow loyalty to the Filipino government, with debates on independence versus continued war.
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Bellticass
Manila
Iloilo
Aguinaldo
Otia
McKinley
Otis
Independencia
Malolos
Luzon
Philippines
San Francisco
B. E. Calkins
Dorkc
Various World News In Brief From The Era
Telegrams terse report captures multiple events including a Spanish gun captured aboard Indiana reaching Indianapolis, Madrid receptions for Alfonso XIII, Hobart entertaining McKinley, and Britain issuing a Madagascar trade bluebook. Also notes a New York attempted murder/suicide, Pittsburg hotel fire, Havana diplomas tax, Bank of Spain funds, acetylene explosion in Pemberville, gas explosion in Medina, Vermont senate vacancy complicates, Tie Tau missionary rescue, and North Dakota divorce bill passage.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Alfonso XIII
Madrid
Hobart
McKinley
England
France
Madagascar
Richard Price
New York
Arlington Hotel
Pittsburg
Almo Theater
Bordleaux Chamber of Commerce
United States
Roosevelt
Albany
California Senate
California
United States Senate
General Brooke
Havana
University of Havana
Bank of Spain
Pemberville
Gustave Kiel
Joshua Smith
Medina
If’. E. Edwards
Bert Eddy
Ed Hemmington
Smith
Vermont
Senate
Morrill
B. E. Fifield
Montpelier
Fifield
Father Stenz
Tie Tau
China
North Dakota Senate
United Rep
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War-On-Civil Service
Evane
Mondy
Caffery
Hoar
Davis
Foreign Relations Committee
West
Morgan
Nicaragua Canal Committee
Berry
Hingley
Dingley
Maine
Agoncillo
Senor Agoncillo
Day
Don Sixto Lopez
State Department
Hay
James D. Yeomans
Iowa
Silas C. McFarland
Nottingham
Alfred ©. Harris
Eldora
R. H. Randall
Q. P. Mathewson
Nebraska
Indians
Omaha and Winnebago Agency
Comas
Cuba
War Department
Pierre
S. D
Phillips
Grimerson
Lincolln
Schuyler
Colfax County
Marshall
Bryan
Cincinnati
Duckworth Club
Tammany
Oroker
W. J. Bry- BU
Jackson
Chicago
State
Colonel Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Gibson House
William J. Bryan
Philippine Islands
Finley
Lentz
Croker
Richard Croker
Columbus
Fourth Ohio
Cannon
Farmer Burns
Clinton
Davis Opera House
Tom Cannon
Burns
Remley
Des Moines
Milton Remley
Lincoin
Moserve
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Coatly
Spencer
William Patrick
G. E. Delevan
Ludlow
Department of
Greble
Blunt
Jose Miguel Gomez
Dusenberry
Cienfuegos
Sven
Havana Province
Lee
Colonial Press
St. Jonas
N. F
Royal Commission
Newfoundland
St. Pierre
San Martin
Lafe
Manas
Julio San Martin
Ponce
Porto Rico
Miles
Ceuta
Omaha Weekly Bee
Weekly Bee
the Weekly Bee
Omaha
Atlas
Steen
National Dictionary
Ncyclopedia and
Gale
Atlantic
G. H. Thorley
Dean Srt
Cole
C. B. Osborne
Towa
G. H. Toomey
B. Boy
F . G. H. Thorley
AGT
Cleveland
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