Debates on House Rules and Silver Coinage Sparked
Washington discusses Fifty first congress rules amid fights over committee reporting rights and speaker recognition. Senator Jones of Arkansas opens senate debate for free coinage of silver while Morgan offers a Transvaal congratulatory resolution. Thurston and McBride expected to oppose the senate substitute on the bond bill as armor plate tests continue.
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State Federation of Labor Session in Fremont
The semiannual State Federation of Labor met in Frahm hall Fremont Jan 16. No Knights of Labor delegates attended. Delegates endorsed the red labor on union made goods and extended the boycott on several Omaha breweries. Officers elected: President M. P. Huntig Omaha. Vice President P. W. Whipple Lincoln. Secretary H. C. Waller Omaha. Treasurer B. J. Hoffman Lincoln. Sergeant-at-Arms George Clark Omaha. News items: a fatal child shooting near Brock. Silver League meeting in Lincoln with Gov Holcomb and Bryan. old settler A Tyson dies in Cass county. Harry Henry of Colorado visits Batten Surton. mills rebuilt at Humabeht MN. State Horticultural Society meeting in Lincoln. Rhodes dispatch from Cape Town on Transvaal population and rights. brief world news roundups.
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Cleveland letter denies bond syndicate deal in Washington
President Cleveland writes Senator Caffery that no banker or financier was invited to Washington to arrange bond disposi tion for gold reserve. He notes administration favors a popular loan and bids for sale by the people, while denying any syndicate arrangements. Pension bill reported with 141.8 million appropriation and adjusted rules. Sugar duty debate blocks finance committee. Prince Henry ill with swamp fever in West Africa.
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Neudorf Convent prison scene premiering reform and crime
Report on women inmates at Neudorf Convent prison described as kind and peaceful, with Maria Schneider and Maria Achneider among notable prisoners. Observers note varied crimes from murder to theft and begging, all living together on equal footing as they start anew after confinement.
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Cornhill Magazine
Harper's Magazine plans 1896 fiction and features slate
Harper's Magazine announces its December 1895 start for a Brinell law novel by William Black running through May and a new Martian by George du Maurier. It promises major fiction from Twain and Enoch, short stories by Halding Davies and Wilkina, Washington papers by Whitney, and Roosevelt papers with illustrations, plus Whitneys Arctic travel series illustrated by drawings and photos.
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Harper's Periodical Subscription Rates
Harper's Magazine offers one year for 4.00 dollars, Harper's Weekly and Harper's Bazar priced similarly. The Harper & Brothers notice lists postage free within the United States and addresses for subscriptions in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
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