The Legislature Heard From Parties in A Busy Session
A report recalls partisan activity in the legislature with references to fe and republicans f fusion rh republican holdover and fistah holdover amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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16 Dec 1898
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1898
Page
1
Marsh is Sentenced for Keystone Bank Wrecking
Gideon W. Marshan, ex-resident of the Keystone National bank, received a 12 year and 8 month prison term from Judge Butler in federal court, plus a 500 dollar fine, for conspiracy to falsify bank books and reports to the comptroller of the currency. A fire in Janesville, Indiana, destroyed the principal block including the post office and multiple stores, with losses estimated at 72,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Bank
Phinapecenta
Gideon W. ‘Maruhi
Keystone National Bank
Butler
United States District Court
Ani
Gideon W
Marshan
Faree
Janceville
Waventy
Firshan
Janesville
Banner Office
Shanley's
Johnston’s
Lefrig Bros
Cole
Russia Will Be the Gambler In War Indemnity Delay
Lenox December 15 Paris correspondent for The Daily News reports Russia plans to influence China to delay Japan’s war indemnity payment. This would allow Russia to acquire several Japanese warships currently under construction abroad, which Japan may be unable to pay for when due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Lenpox
Paris
The
Daily News
China
Japan
Tank Collapse Kills and Injures Dozens in New York
Eight million gallons of water burst from a Consolidated Gas tank at Avenue A and Twentieth Street causing a tidal flood. Three bodies recovered, nine workers killed, many injured, and arrests made for homicide charges against the contractor W. J. Logan and chief engineer William H. Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Consolidated Gnas Company
Avenue A
Twentieth Street
W. J. Logan
Logan Iron -Works
Green Point
L. 1
William H. Bradley
Consolidated Gas Company
Nine Dead Nine Injured In New York Central Snow Work
Dec. 15. Nine Polish shovelers and their foreman John Warner were killed and three injured at Windgpear bridge near Corfu on the New York Central railroad. They were shoveling snow when they stepped onto a second track to avoid an approaching train and were ground to pieces by a fast train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Centra
Borraro
N. Y
Wingpeare Bridge
Corfu
New York Central
John Warner
Riot in St Louis court as judge and attorney draw revolvers
In the First District police court Judge Thomas H. Peabody sat with a revolver in his hand while attorney J. D. Storta drew a weapon and denounced the judge as unfair to his clients. Officers were ordered to eject Storta and several complied. Furniture was damaged before the attorney was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
First District Police Court
Thomas H. Peabody
J. D. Storta
Deadly Smelter Fumes Kill Five in Butte
Five deaths in Butte are blamed on dreadful sulfur and argenic fumes from the smelters. Many residents leave the city to escape the smoke. A mass meeting was called to address the nuisance and authorities fear violence if campaigners defy laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutta
Butte
Mon
Turk Adair to Meet Burns Rooney in City Match
Articles signed for a wrestling bout in which Matt Adair the Turk must throw Burns and Rooney in ten minutes, alternating tries twice each. Referee George Siler to oversee. Also notes deaths and political moves from Washington to Lincoln events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Adaii
Marne
Xouney
Palmer
Burma
J.J. Rooney
Gant Gripman
Fiali Adaii
Burns
Rooney
Adair
Turk
George Siler
Outline of the treaty details 17 sections outlined
Pats Dec 15 report outlines an agreement between peace commissions preserving secrecy. Article 1 relinquishes Cuba, Article 2 cedes Porto Rico, Article 3 cedes the Philippines for 20 million dollars, plus provisions on prisoners, property, trade, legal rights, religious freedom, courts, copyrights, consulates, and ten year trade parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Tagulos
Armas
Azores
Spain
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Fratico
Warships Ordered to Havana Amid Havoc in Havana
Brooklyn Castine and Resolute were ordered to Havana as tensions rise in the city. Observers warn American residents may need protection amid a volatile situation. A second riot pits Cubans and Spaniards, wounding ten or more, while authorities fear further outbreaks and seek a naval bulwark to safeguard American interests during the occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixeroy
Brooklyn
Texas
Castine
Resolute
Havana
Suuripecon
Inglaterra
Navy Department
Rioting at Havana Funeral Ends With Casualties
At Havana on December 15 a funeral procession for Jesus Sotolongo clashed with Cuban soldiers and hospital workers near Infanta and San Jose. Wounded included Dr Betancourt, Rafael Portundo, General Vidal, Colonel Armando Rivas, and others, with reports of hats being refused and violence escalating to gunfire, stabbing, and weapon use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
S.caban
Jesus Sotolongo
Infanta and
San Jose Atreeta
Dr. Betancourt
Santiago de Cuba
Rafael Portund
Honor to General Garcia in Arlington Cemetery
Dead Cuban patriot General Garcia laid to rest in Arlington Cemetery after honors of war. Solemn mass at St. Patrick's Church filled to capacity. Archbishop Ireland preached on loyalty to Cuban freedom. Honorary pallbearers included Generals Miles Lawton Wheeler Shafter and Senators Thurston Proctor Mason Money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hest
Aoslington
Washinatox
Garcia
Arlington Cemetery
United States
St. Patrick's Church
Ireland
St. Paul
Miles
Lawton
Wheeler
Shafter
Thurston, Proctor
Mason
Aid Money
Brooke Named Military Governor of Cuba by President
Major General Brooke arrived in Washington from Fortress Mourow and met with Secretary Algor for consultations. He was designated to govern Cuba with full military and civil authority, under orders from the President, while General Wood remains military governor of Santiago province. General Ladlow will assist Havana province, answering to Brooke, who in turn reports to Major General Brooke as island governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Nunes
Telanl
Spiriual
Exell
Gis Jirovincos
tMet
Wood ix
Low
Lee
Havana
Maor
Brooke
Harcourt Resigns Leadership of Liberal Party
London Dec 16 Sir William Vernon Harcourt resigns the leadership of the Liberal party in the house of commons He cites sectional disputes and personal interests as preventing any man from leading credibly Morley replies with sympathy and says he is not surprised by the decision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Party
Loxnox
Will
Jam Vernon Harcourt
West Monmouthshire
Gladstone
House of Commions
John Morley
Turpie Opposes Canal Bill in Senate Debates
In Washington on December 15 ston Turpie led opposition to the Nicaragua canal bill labeling the Maritime Company of Pr and ia Bankrupt and fraud. He urged postponement until after the holiday recess while Morgin defended the measure and the company. Berry and Rawlins offered substantial amendments during the day’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
GENERAL LEE AT HAVANA WITH TROOPS ARRIVES
United States transports Panama Michigan and Sara arrive at Havana with General Fitalingh Led staff and battalions of the Second Mines regiment and the Tenth Infantry. Panama captured early in the war. Michigan left Savannah last Saturday. Sara left Charleston Sunday with battalion units and 16 sick aboard, all not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Michigan
Sara
Havana
United States
Fitalingh
Savannah
Second Mines Regiment
Sarato
Charleston
Sindiy Iast
U S Adjusts Philippine Affairs After Cuban Template
Washington December 15. The government focuses on settling Philippine affairs to meet new conditions. Discussions have occurred among the president secretary of state and secretary of war. Planning mimics the Cuban Puerto Rican approach, beginning with repatriation of Spanish troops from Manila and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasingcton
Philippines
Santiago
San Juan
Manila
Bliss to resign as Secretary of the Interior
It is very probable that Secretary Bliss will tender his resignation to the president within a short time. He has long considered this step to devote more time to his large business interests. The move is not due to policy or adviser disagreements but personal private reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiunatos
Bliss
Las
Bryan S Pontion Opposes Colonial Expansion
Bryan S Pontion voices strong opposition to colonial expansion and outlines his reasons. He departs Savannah for Washington to join the active political battle.
Bryan Warns of Danger in Imperialist Policy
In Savarxan Georgia on December 15 Colonel W. J. Bryan led Third Nebraska through interviews denouncing colonial aims. He argued the nation must reject imperialism while urging a diplomacy-led solution to Cuba and the Philippines, warning that half republic and half colony cannot endure. Bryan planned to press Congress to declare policy and oppose ratification of the treaty. He departed for Washington to join the fight against colonial aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savarxan
W. 3. Bryan
Nebraska Regiment
Geneval
Qwacs Hus
Bryan
United States
Culm
Cuba
Hertefore Wreed
Lincoln
Jefferson
Brown
Congress
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Washington
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Legislature
Jud Lamoure
Pembina
Perisline Erdomes Fuller
Crystal
K.P. Levane Woleee
J. 1
Cashel
Wal Otoy
Gan
H. F. Arnold
Boris Tarimore
Murphy
Forks
Gil Parker
Luke
Gi Forks
Cooperstown
Dunlap
Stutsman
Jamestown
Sharpe
TaMoure
Mi Kuln
Marshall
Dickey Tees Ook
Wesley Balear Emmons
Livona
Murtelsh
Ismarek
Noble
Mottineau Bottini
Wemansfield Ward
sLinat
J.D. McPeweall Morton
Manlun i Rha
McGill- Veryssersverger Starke
Dickinson House
Wallace Perbina
Drayton Leroyard
Waits
Vembina
Athordarson
Pembina Pembina, Oy
Cavalier
Yhnson
Walsh. Walsh
Forest Telver
Andor
St Henry
Perris
Walsh
Grafton
T. E. Tufte
Koutomov
Northwad
Wwglastow
Niagara
Reynolds
Emerada
G. G. Nelson
Hinton
C. Aman
Ralese Mayville
W. Wolher
Chaceys Gass
Harwood
Niele Brukteo
Stanley
B.C. Sargent
Che
Amelia
R. B. Toy
Wheatland
Tousley
Hunter
M. Lynen
Penland
Lidgerwoot
Richland
Ramsey
Hans Ueland
Eady
E.B
Peel Dickey
Ie Monne
Allshouse Kidder
Gyltack Metatoniy
Ashiov
Stevens Hurlesen
Bismarck
Tagelter Morton
New Salem Ae
Drake Blark J
Dickinson
Marsh
Andre I. E. Waite
Oregon Supreme Court
Mra
R. J. Bright
Colonel Bright
United States Senate
Graham
Neb
Senate
Mr. Morrill
Capitol Grounds
United States Supreme Court
Eleazir Smith
New Hampshire
Atlanta
Tocder
Ceed
Dons
General Garcia
St. Peterspora
Harcourt
Turpie
Indiana
Prand Ania
Moregan
MR. Bliss
Bryan S Pontion
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