Evicted Tenants Bill Faces Narrow House Vote
In Parliament Lonpoy on Feb 27 J J Clancey moved a second reading of a voluntary evicted tenants bill creating a three member conciliation board to confirm existing agreements or reinstate tenants by purchase or judicial rent. The measure, opposed by Rentoul, failed 271 to 174 with Redmond and Dillon backing the motion.
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Commons
Lonpoy
J. J. Clancey
Parnellite
House of Commons
John Redmond
John Dillon
Mr. Clancey
J. A. Rentoul
Resubmission Debate Narrowly Passes in House
The House committee on constitutional amendments reported in favor of resubmitting the prohibitory amendment to a state vote, surprising many as only seven of eighteen members attended and two dissented. A special election date of June 15 was named, but the measure is expected to fail in both chambers. Other business included tax proposals on foreign insurance gross receipts and a temple resolution to add representatives, while the Senate debated school text books funding and passed a substitute changing electors to freeholders.
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Drs Moints
Committee On
Theouse of Representatives
Dowell
House
Temple
Dubuque and Polk
Senate
Kilburn
Waterman
Ane
Chilr “Hitt
Foreign Affairs Committee
Ambassador Bayard
Fainburgh
Boston
Bones of Representatives
Thomas F. Hayard
United States
Great Britain
Thomas F. Bayard
Thas
House of Representatives
Butter and Cheese Makers Seek Wilbur Bill Passage
Delegates converge as National Butter and Cheese Makers gather. Mayor Lincoln welcomes hosts, Secretary Burridge reports membership rise of 800 plus, and a reorganization to focus on the creamery industry. Resolutions push Wilbur bill to tax and regulate cheese under internal revenues.
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Congres
Omar Raping
D. W. Wilson
Ilyin
J . P. Sherwood
Deamer
South Dakota
J. Schleaner, Jr
South Chicago
EH. Montgomery
Belvidere
Ilc
Megaa
Ite Manufacture
Gale
Boies Declines to Seek Democratic Nomination
Reports from Des Moines and Wartorrelo detail ex Governor Boies declining to be a presidential candidate. Friends say he has no ambition beyond law and farm, and he did not consent to his name in 1892. The Iowa delegation should be instructed but free from local considerations.
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Des Mores
Boies
Wartterloo
Iowa
Claveland
Tiapiaxa Powis
J. 8. Fullerton
Washington
National Chickemauga Military Park Commission
Cleveland
Saya
Witlin
Claimants to Line for Iowa Lands at Des Moines Office
A flood of claimants for the O'Brien County lands heads to Des Moines where 600 to 1,000 people are expected Thursday at the federal land office in the federal building. Police and court oversight will enforce the filing rules as officials warn lines may extend into the next day due to the anticipated volume.
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Thom
Des Moines Land Office
Des Moines
O'Brien County
Federal
Ice Carries Bridge Draw in Davenport Mississippi
Davenport Ia Feb 26 Ice movement on the Mississippi carried out 160 feet of the government bridge draw span under repair. The Rock Island railway traffic is halted the wires were torn and telegraph and telephone service disrupted. Davenport streetcar system shut down and parts of the city may dark tonight.
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Davenport
Mississippi River
Rockielend Railway
Davenport Street Railway
Dr Jameson in Court at Bow Street amid cheers
London February 26 Dr Jameson faced arraignment at Bow Street as crowds waited with apparent support for the Transvaal raid participant. Aristocratic friends arrived late, and the prisoner entered to a hearty cheer. Bail was set at £2000 each after personal recognizances were accepted. In Nicaragua, Managua reports a fresh open rebellion against President Zelaya with 2000 troops under arms and martial law proclaimed. Premier De Barlet resigns in Baussers.
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Loonista
Zelaya
London
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Bow Street
Jim
Great Britain
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England
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How Street
Duke of Abercorn
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Barl
Colonial
Charlen E. Ward
Frith
Thames
John Bridge
Manacua
Nicaragua
Lake Managas
Liberal Party
Arma
Leon
Nicamgua
Managua
Smith Townsend
Waeaineton
Gresham
Maryland
Kansas
Thirty-second
Ilinois Infantry
Atlanta
Senate Kills the Tariff Bill and More News
Washington headlines recount the Senate killing the tariff bill after a roll call with 33 nays. Other items note the Indian appropriation bill passing the House, a Dingley act on Alaskan seals, and various civil servants’ deaths, appointments, and diplomatic remarks.
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Washington
Morrill
Finance Committee
Treasury
Business
Democratic Party Split Seen As It Reorients
A meeting featured keynote remarks by party leaders including references to gold standard policy, free coinage debate, and calls to dissolve the party if it cannot maintain sound financial principles. The speech praised past leaders while noting divisions, urging voters to test the party on its core fiscal stance amid pressure from reform blocs. Also report on Chicago lines probing alleged rate cuts affecting agricultural papers and ticketing concerns.
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Itherv Hattan
Carliale
Fats
Par
Apulats Lik
R. Coudert
Emma
Stea
Andrew
Mtes
Prosecution of a Nebraska thief and Missouri mystery ends
Fragmentary notes reveal Nicodemus pleads guilty in Proce Nebraska and a March 1 hang sentence in OColumEua. Miss Flagler, daughter of a U S chief of ordnance, is linked to a February shooting by a colored suspect. details incomplete and unclear.
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Lattle
Proce, Neb
Nicodemus
Miss Flagler
Nous Wasuinaron
Mis Beth Flagler
Gler
Ordnance
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