Morgan Renounces Sherman in Senate Financial Clash
Washington, Jan. 14. Senator Morgan assailed Senator Sherman over silver bond legislation, calling it a major financial burden and a "demonetization" chain of five measures. He labeled Sherman the "Napoleon of Finance" and urged bonds be paid in money of purchase, while a sharp debate with Hill Pritchard Butler and Allen enlivened the session.
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SHUT OUT OF ARMENIA RESTRICTIONS ON DISTRIBUTION BY FOREIGN SOCIETIES
The Turkish government forbids any distribution of funds to its subjects in Armenia by foreign societies or individuals including the Red Cross. Miss Clara Barton refused comment while her secretary noted no official notice had been received. Officials say no statement will be made until an official notice is issued and the matter is referred to the Red Cross executive committee.
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Extradition Sought in Worthless Draft Fraud Case
In Denver a requisition from Oklahoma seeks the extradition of Frank Olive, a Trinidad resident, on charges of passing worthless drafts. Oklahoma officials fault the papers for lack of sworn warrants and witness affidavits. corrections by telegraph are expected. The Olive case links to a gang including William Royce and George Elwood, said to have bank frauds across Iowa Kansas Colorado and Oklahoma totaling over 100000 dollars. Royce was jailed. Elwood remains at large, possibly in Colorado.
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Omaha to Council Bluffs bicycle path proposed
A mass meeting is called to approve a five mile level cinder bicycle track from Omaha to Council Bluffs costing about $7000. It would be the first regular path in the region and aimed at creating a straightaway course for riders this spring.
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Final Ceremonies at Bos Moines Largely Attender-Failure
Knox county irrigation push advances with artesian wells 550 to 750 feet deep aims to fund a well reservoir and laterals for 160 acre owners. Niobrara chalkrock uses and potential plant by Quarter White Lead spread across Omaha and Nebraska. Final rites for Judge Wright draw widespread attendance in Des Moines with state and Minneapolis delegates present. Senator Alligon fears war as He plans to attend Wright funeral in Des Moines. An 10,000,000 Holman Locomotive Speeding Truck Co filed to test devices to increase locomotive speed.
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Live Stock Market Report from Chicago Jan 14 1896
Hog receipts 21000. Markets opened strong to higher. Estimated tomorrow 36000. Mixed 3365 4437744. Good heavy 3.70 3.55. Rough heavy 3553.65. Light 4653.35. Cattle receipts 5500, market steady. Sheep receipts 13000, market steady. WeLaneip Jan 14 18. Corrected daily at 2:30 p m.
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