Lodge Bill Debate and Sugar Production Report
Monday in the Senate featured Senator Wolcott’s speech on Bunetallia Commission negotiations with European nations and the Lodge bill restricting immigration. Secretary Wilson released a statement on sugar production and Hawaii’s impact on beet sugar, while other action covered immigration amendments and a resumption of discussions on international bimetallism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
Bunetallia Commission
Washington
Senate
Colorado
Dimetallic Commission
Commission
United States
Hanna
Foraker
Sherman
Hobart
New York
England
Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Europa
Great Britain
France
Gage
Congress
Yeas
Cuba
Whoson
WaAsHinaiion
Wilson
Hawaii
Wages War Looms as Mills Cut Pay Across New England
Thousands of textile workers refuse to work as mills implement about a 5 to 11 percent wage reduction. The New Bedford strike spreads to Biddeford Lewiston and other centers with unions pledging support. Estimated weekly losses to workers range from 75 000 to 8 000 in six states, with further declines if idleness continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Boston
New England
Biddeford
Lewiston
Maine
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Lowell
New Hampshire
Atlantic and Pacific Corporation of
Lawrence
National Organization of Textile Unions
State Board of Arbitration
Laconia
Injunction to Stop a Marriage in South Dakota
A South Dakota case shows an injunction used to prevent a planned elopement as the Russian parents oppose Lena Pruisner’s marriage to neighbor Hellin. The couple wed after Hellin arrived despite the writ, while a justice of the peace and a guard watched the home. The report also notes labor talks, rail safety bills, a bank robbery manhunt, and other regional items across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Kuwum
Michael Pruisner
Lena
Nicholas Buttiglen
Misa Pruisner
Alexander Hellin
Hellin
Pruisners
Justice of the Peace
Pruisner
mobs clash as anti Semite rally erupts in Paris
A large anti Dreyfus and anti Semite meeting at Tivoli Vauxhall drew about 6000, with police guarding mobs waving banners death to the Jews and shouting Bas Zola. Fights over banners, injuries to officials, and anarchists clashing with students ended with anarchists in control and the rally breaking up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unabls
Red Mag
Emile Zola
Paris
Tivoli Vauxhall
Antisemite Committee
M. Thiebold
L’ Armee
Anarchista
Tribune
M. Cnrtois
Markets and notices from January 10 to 18 in period
Market entries show property transfers and deeds with names such as Kent, Hayes, Waddell, Haist, Parker, Townsend, Hatton, Wheaton, Stuart, Blake, Turner, Lattig, Herchenbach, Meredith, Perkins and Yarger in Atlantic Griswold Massena and surrounding areas. International updates report Germany seeking a 99 year lease around Kiso and China offering 50 year access. French crisis unfolds over Dreyfus note as deputies resist public disclosure. Columbus panel investigates bribery tied to Hanna for senator. Marriage licenses issued to several couples. Revival services at M E church announce a series and schedule. Droll Murphy to perform at the opera house with two bills including Old Innocence and Sir Henry Hypnotized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O Kent
John Hayes
Tven Brown Treas
Hugh Waddell
Cumberland
Wile Et
Adam Haist
Anita
BF Parker
C E Townsend
Kate K Hatton
Orlo Idleman
Joseph W Robinson
Orlo Bidleman
Fred W Herchenbach
Biko Jane Morton
Tol
Meredith
Park Add Griswold
Perkins
John H Yarger
Massena
Sir Henry
Mr. Murphy
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Tilden
Nebraska Territorial Pioneer Association Meets in Lincoln
The Nebraska Territorial Pioneer association held its annual meeting in Lincoln with 37 minimeers present. The next gathering is planned for September at the exposition grounds in Omaha. President R. W. Furnas and Secretary W. R. Bowen attended as the sole officers. Ex Cong Benjanin Hooper Dies in Farmville Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Territorial Moncora
Lincoln
Nebraska Territorial Pioneer Association
Exposition Grounds
Omaha
R. W. Furnas
W. R. Bowen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harris
Hansa Committee On Indian Affairs
Dawes Commission
Sioux National Bank of
Sioux City
Union National Bank of Denver
Chio
District of Columbia
McClellan
George B. McClellan
Lewis
Wash
Alger
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wasutaroy
Pettigrew
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas Orry
Sam Copeland
Stillwell, Main
Moorhead
Minnesota
F. H. Lemon
C Copeland
Texas
Hill
University
St. Paul
James J. Hill
the Great
Northern Road
Bridgman
Hamilton University
Ramsay
Braceview
Ills
R. Ramsay
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Braceville
America
Yukon Valley
Sheldon Jackson
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bertin
Gleiowitz
Prussian Silesia
Seahorse
Koenigen Luize
Prorta
Ila
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
OoLto
Germany
China
Prein
Kiso Chau
Kiao Chan
Binan Fu
Chamber of Deputies
M. Cavanac
Alfred Dreyfus
M. le Bron-Renaud
M. Meline
Columpus
Mason
House of Representatives
Otis
Hamilton County
Marcus A. Hanna
Rutum
Carroll County
Spellmyer
Hamilton
Boxwell
Warren
Rankin
Fayette
Kenney
Mercer
McKisson
Rutan
John A Weston
Stipe
Acd
Neg Seq
Peter Hapley
A& GE
Walker
Atlantic
Brown
F J Macomber
John D. Rohl
Esseee Vereesee
Gertrude I. Dressler
Mervie G. Moody
Nora Ada Wyckoff
Edward Shrader
Pearl O. Hutton
Sade Aleve Bal
M. E
Dudley
Comicace
Montague & Co
L. T. Spangler
Iowa
Apeir
WHTAT
Wheat 6 Corp
Fearory Serene
Ee City
Aicrolomy
Benjanin
Hooper
Farmville
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