Senate gridlock over public building bills in multiple states
Washington dispatch reports a frenzy of passage in the Senate and House with bills funding public buildings from Creston Iowa to Hastings and Norfolk Nebraska and Blair Nebraska plus projects in Omaha. The day saw rapid committee clearances and final approval around a late night sundry civil bill funding.
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Omaha
Hastings
Norfolk
Blair
Neb
Creston
Oskaloosa
Clinton, In
Senate
Santiago
Belley
WasHington
Chamber
House
Senator Platt
Conn
Don't Experiment With Nervous Disease And The Grip
The text warns against experimenting with unproved remedies for grip and nervous prostration, endorsing Dr Miles Nervine as the best remedy. It cites a testimonial from C E Hacker of Greene New York and offers a free trial package of Miles products by sending name and address to Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles’ Nervine
Lichty Protests Fail Over Insolvent Firms Admission
Sammel Lichty told a legislative committee that Cornell overruled his protests against admitting insolvent companies to do business. He alleged Palm's scheme to extract fees and hold-up practices by the insurance department, and said he helped appoint Simpson as an examiner who worsened the hold-up.
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Cornell
Eascorth
Sammel Lichty
Legislative Investigating Committee
Lichty
Mr. Palm
Palo
Palm
Insurance Department of Nebraska
Simpson
Mr. Lichty
Beef experiment verdicts prompt court inquiry
Beefs tested by the court of inquiry into beef charges examined officers and enlisted men with Western mutt firms present. Testimony echoed earlier war investigation statements as more detailed probes into incidents of meat supplied to Cuba and Porto Rico are planned. Major Jessa Lee faced questions, with a decision on his standing expected today. Dr Bowden reported on the experiment noting mixed identifications among troops for canned and fresh beef from Porto Rico and market sources.
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Bewden Sammarizen
Hhy ‘Fosters
Sapplen
Wasiuxeton
War Investigating Commission
Cuba
Porto Rico
Jessa Lee
Miles
Lee
Molineux Indicted for Murder in New York
Roland B. Molineux was indicted by the grand jury for first degree murder in the death of Mrs Katherine J Adams. The indictment, with four counts, moves the case toward trial without a coroner hearing and features witnesses including Dr Weston Prof Withaus H S Cornish and others. Arraignment to occur before Recorder Golf with probable remand to the Tombs without bail. Also reported is Lillie Marvin shooting her brother in law William A Vaughan in Marsuant Illinois with her arrest awaiting outcome. Burlington LDS Church in Buturxetos Iowa reports no resolution opposing Representative Roberts of Utah’s seat.
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Mrx. Adams
New York
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
Molineux
Weston
Prof
Withaus
H.S. Cornish
Nicholas Peckham
Molingns
William Kinsley
BE. B. Hay
Persifer Fraser
Henry L. Tolman
Cornish
Marsuant
Ils
Lillie Marvin
William A. Vaughan
Buffalo
Vaughan
Miss Marvin
Various 1900s brief items span wages mine hours and crime
Maryland Steel in Baltimore raises wages by ten percent while Colorado passes an eight hour day for miners. Notable notes include a Nicaragua dinner for Minister Merry, Cleveland’s last year’s team contracts, Dobbs defeating McDonald in Minneapolis, and Peckham nominated for Rhode Island governor. A Covington post office robbery totals twenty thousand dollars. Vassar president Taylor declines Brown presidency. Van Metre steamer burns at Quincy. trader Von Horn suffers fatal leg injuries. Arch bishop Kain wins ejectment suit against Tuohy. steel billet price rise with eight percent wage boost for 15,000 workers. Guthrie cattle scandal probe reveals possible bribes to cross quarantine.
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Maryland Steel Company
Baltimore
Colorado Senate
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Merry
Cleveland
Burkett
McKean
Bobby Dobbs
Minneapolis
Pat McDonald
Gateshears
Buy
Rhode Island
Joseph A. Peckham
Covington
James Monroe Taylor
Vassar College
Brown University
van Metre
Burlington
Keokuk
Quincey
Losgs
D. W. von Horn
Southwest
Ports Elliott
Caldwell
Kan
St. Charles
Archbishop Kain
John J. Tuohy
St. Patrick's Parish
Bessemer
Amalgamated Association
Guthrie, O. T
W. F. Sims
Samuel Matthews
Matthews
Jesse James Acquitted of Train Robbery Charge
Young Jesse James, son of the famed outlaw, was found not guilty of leading the Missouri Pacific express train robbery near Leeds on Sept 28. The verdict came after a brief jury deliberation, despite police claims and a key witness confession. The courtroom erupted in applause as the jurors dismissed the confession and placed responsibility on alibi and distribution of suspects.
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Kansas City
Jesse James
Missouri Pacific
Leeds
Young James
Frank James
St. Louis
W. W. Lowe
Bill Ryan
Lowa
James
Samuels
Remarkable health recovery from Dr Williams pink pills
An Orange Minnesota farmer, 67, recounts his two year battle with heart and nerve symptoms after grip. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, taking nearly five boxes to restore health, sleep, and strength. He weighs more now and resumes steady work. Notarized testimony dated April 20, 1897.
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Brees
Aldeat Actlora
Orange
Douglas County
Minn
Osakis
Aslan
Tan
Lever
Dr. Williams
Tam
E. Brers
A. D
B. Lyons
Williama
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Rox
Germany withdraws ships from Manila to protect subjects
Washington reports Germany orders all navy vessels out of Philippine waters and places German subjects under U S protection to avoid a clash with American interests. The move follows rumors of conflict in Manila and signals a push to cordial German American ties as German ships head to a new station on the Chinese coast amid tensions at Tien Tsin. A separate note from Gloucester describes the loss of the steamer Moravia off Sable Island with all crew presumed lost.
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Washington
United States
Philippine Islands
Germany
Philippine
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Navy Department
Reasan
Tien Tsin
Sable Island
Gloucester
Mass
William Corkum
Hamburg
Boston
Corkum
Corkom
KEEP UP DESULTORY FIRING Filipino Sharpshooters Wound Two Kansas Men
Desultory firing along the line yields two seriously wounded Kansas volunteers Captain David S. Elliott and a private of the Twentieth Kansas near Caloocan. The Twenty-third United States Infantry relieves California volunteers at San Pedro Macati. the California unit to embark on the transport St Paul. Rebels at Malabon fire on the cruiser Callao as Admiral Dewey visits, three shells hit Malabon church killing rebels inside. Berlin budget committee session notes foreign minister remarks.
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Kansas
Manius
David S. Elliott
Twentieth
Kansas Volunteers
Caloocan
Twenty-third United States Infantry
California Volunteers
San Pedro Macat
St. Paul
Malabon
Callao
Admiral Dewey
Monadnock
Monitor
Legislature Busy at Work in Nebraska Senate and House
The Nebraska Senate spent the morning in committees of the whole debating general file bills. Bills recommended for passage include 8. F. 126 turning dogs into personal property and 8. F. 61 about removing receivers on banking board demand, with Joint Ballot adjournment until 9 o clock. The House Quietly passed minor bills as Republicans back Zellers ballot bill H. R. 58 restoring pre 1897 ballot form while fusionists oppose it. The Barna express bill H. R. 885 failed to move on general file plan.
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House
Baltot
Lincoln
Senate
Cauces Ends In an Uproar in Sacramento Conference
Sacramento March 1 The second Republican members conference to discuss the senatorial situation ended in an uproar. Senator Shortridge called refusers to caucus cowards. Assemblyman Grove Johnson said Burne will withdraw if all other candidates do. Adjournment set for 4 pm today for another meeting. Germany is themed. London March 1 The Daily Graphic cites a Samoan story blaming German efforts to upend the Berlin treaty and seize island supremacy.
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Cauces
Shortridge
Burna
Grove Johnson
Burne
Germany
Loxpon
The
Daily Graphic
Cc RL and P Time Table Ledve in
A brief item notes a timetable related to RL and P with Ledve in context. The readable text provides no clear event date or place but implies a schedule update or announcement.
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Cc. RL & P
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