Payment in Any Coin in Waterworks Case Remanded
The United States Court of Appeals remanded the American Waterworks cases to the Nebraska circuit court to modify the decree on payment terms to read Any coin recognized as legal tender. The decision affirms the decree at appellants' cost while Clarkson’s appeal was denied as late. Also reports hunting-law challenges in North Dakota and Manitoba legislative adjournment with Manitoba seeking school-conference talks. Two McKinley delegates from Wisconsin's Fourth district were chosen for St. Louis with alternates and a resolution backing McKinley for president.
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Circuit Court of Nebraska
St. Louis
United States Court of Appeals
American Waterworks Company of Illinois
American Waterworks Company of New Jersey
Ap Pelants
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Clarkson
Court of Appeals
United States
Circuit Court
McKinley
Milwaukee
William M. Gondor
Julius K. Rober
E. J. Lindsay
William Gray
Bayard censured by House in partisan speech vote
In Washington on March 1 the House passed a resolution censuring Thomas F. Bayard ambassador to Great Britain for remarks in Boston and Edinburgh. The vote split with 180-71 on the first resolution and 191-69 on the second. five Republicans opposed the first and six Democrats supported it. Rumors of Bayard resigning were dismissed by administration allies.
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House
Thomas Bayara
Court of St. James
Boston
England
Edinburgh
Scotland
Philosphical Institute
Yeas
Willis
House of Representatives
Thomas F. Bayard
United States
Great Britain
Benoit
Louisiana
Boatner
New Phase of Cuban Question Presented in Senate
Senator Morgan introduced a joint resolution declaring a state of war with Cuba and recognizing insurgents as belligerents. The measure faces delays as the senate adjourns with 44 voting for and 22 against. Caffery and Call spoke in support while opposition grows to Cuban policy.
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Morgan
Washington
Senate
Quba
Wherman
Uban
Peeches
Caffery la
Call
Fla
Negotiations on Venezuela Boundary Resume in Washington
In Washington, officials acknowledge renewed direct talks with Great Britain on the Venezuela boundary dispute, using notes from Olney and Salisbury last year as a basis. No details are given, but exchanges appear ongoing with Bayard in London, signaling hopeful progress. Bills for Public Buildings list multiple sites and costs in several states.
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Marquis of Salisbury
Uuole Sams
Washington
Great Britain
State Department
Olney
Lord Salisbury
Congress
Cleveland
Ambassador Bayard
London
Venezuela
Hired a man to kill her husband shocks Anthony
Anthony Kansas reports a sensational case as Mrs Redman allegedly conspired with William Maddox and Clark to murder her husband Charles Redman. Redman was shot at his stable door February 18 after returning from town. A $1,400 reward was offered for conviction. Redman’s wife confessed stating her husband beat her and she paid Maddox to arrange Clark to shoot him. Clark kept the money when arrested.
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Redman
Anthony
Kan
Horcminsen
Arper County
Dman
William Maddox
Clark
Charles Redman
Maddox
Senators Meet to Align Silver and Protectionist Forces
A Washington conference linked Republican silver senators with Pennsylvania manufacturers to discuss uniting silver bimetallism and protectionism. Led by Senator Dubois, the talks urged restoring silver while opposing a pure gold standard, signaling warning to the Republican platform and potential presidential considerations.
Senator Chandler Attacks Bayard Again in Protection Debate
Washington March 20 under an agreement the vote on censure resolutions against Mr Bayard would be at 2 pm. The debate turned to protection as policy with Mr Tucker defending Bayard and Chandler’s interview cited as vindication. Barrett Grosvenor Pearson and Snizer spoke as Republicans backed protection. The session closed with a party line expectation to pass the resolutions. Washington March 20 the agriculture secretary seeks 10 million seed packets for distribution to lawmakers and constituents with 15 000 packets per senator and representative, delivery within 80 days from March 11.
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Senate
Pennsylvania
Messes. Wilhelm
Pottsville
RB B. Derferndorfer
Philadelphia
National Bimetallic Committee
Wilhelm
Teller
Colorado
Dubois
Idaho
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Mantle
Montana
Cannon
Utah
Jones
Nevada
Hartman
Allen
Wilson
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Dornan
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Frye
Charles Heber Clarke
Richard Campion
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House
Bayard
Tucker
Dem
Chandler
Pearson
N. C
St. Louis
Barrett
Mass
Grosvenor
Snizer
N, Y
Gibson
Town
Wasmnatron
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Lascout
United States
Asparagua
House of Representatives
Cuba
Gray
Chilton
Caffery
Onba
Hale
Delaware
Spain
Tex
Onaffery
Palmer
Mills
Platt
Brice and Thornton clash over bonds in New Mexico capitol bill
Washington March 20. A dispute at the house committee on territories centered on Senator Brice of Ohio and Governor Thornton of New Mexico over Brice's amendment to validate bonds for the territory's capitol and a Santa Fe county railroad bond. Thornton defended the bonds while disowning personal dishonesty. Santa Fe mass meetings condemned the bonds as fraudulent. Other items note Cuba debate, Chandler’s popular election push, Mrs Holman’s death, weather forecast plans, and new Mexico statehood approval.
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Brice
Ohio
Thornton
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Santa Fe
Brico
House Committee
Scranton
Chandler
Wasmonton
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Internal Revenue
Post Office Department
New York
Chicago
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Senate
Davis
Rep
Minn
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