New Mexico Admission Fights in Senate Conference
Washington reports a heated congressional clash over admitting New Mexico to statehood as part of the Dakota division debate. House and Senate conferees dispute the voting method and territorial population, with Springer urging New Mexico’s admission to balance party power.
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Naturalization reform and copyright bill prospects in Congress
The judiciary committee drafts tougher naturalization rules while trims allow declarations for land pre emption. General Collins challenges the plan and a clause permits five years residence with witnesses. Copyright reform faces slim odds with filibuster tactics and ongoing suspension-day politics. Nashua public building funds face cutbacks amid doubt over timely passage.
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Congress Left To Moore For Liberal Bill From New GOP
The remark suggests Congressman Moore will craft a more liberal bill once the new Republican Congress is in place. It frames the action as a shift toward liberal policy within a conservative legislative body.
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Dinner by the Whitneys Dinner Notification
Secretary and Mrs Whitney host a dinner tomorrow evening for the President and Cabinet with guests including Governor Hill of New York Hon William E Russell Democratic candidate for Governor of Massachusetts Hon Smith M Weed Henry M Whitney Speaker and Mrs Carlisle Senator and Mrs Blackburn and Mr and Mrs D Willis James of New York.
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Strength of the militia report to Congress
Secretary Endicott transmitted the Adjutant-General Drom report detailing state and territorial militia strength. The totals show 8397 commissioned officers and 98,109 enlisted men, plus 8,104,628 men available but not organized for military duty.
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The Celebrated Ruin of Casa Grande Petitioned for Protection
Noted figures led by Senator Hoar cite Casa Grande near Florence Arizona as an ancient temple of great ethnological value. They urge federal protection, arguing the ruin has suffered more in eleven years than in 350 years previously and remains unguarded from visitors.
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Postmaster Commissions Expiring in March and April
New England and nearby post office commissions face expiry in March for Camden Missouri Amherst Fall River Plymouth Taunton Hanover Portsmouth and related April expiry for Torrington Connecticut. The note signals upcoming changes tied to political shifts and November outcomes.
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Stocks Pulse From State Street and Wall Street Rumors
The New York market shows strength in specialties yet disappoints bulls as Vanderbilts lead early gains before Brewer's ruling unsettles grangers. Atchison climbs on buying, while several rail and land stocks move. bond demand grows and a Seattle-Oregon pool forms.
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Privileges for American Vessels Introduced in Commons
In Ottawa today M.P. Patterson introduced a bill to grant U S vessels wrecking towing and coasting rights in Canadian waters. The act would not take effect until the U S Congress grants Canada similar privileges in American waters.
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Olmstead Elected Boston Republican Chairman
James M. Olmstead of Ward 11 won the party chair over Burrage and Kelly by 65 to 37 to 10. The 37 year old Harvard and Heidelberg educated lawyer takes the helm as the Republican city committee reorganizes for a debt-free term and a cautious push for unity ahead of a Republican mayor and president.
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State Democrats announce subcommittee members and meeting
General Collins names Democratic State committee subcommittee members. Officers include Collins French Corcoran Quincy Hill Donovan Alger Pratt and Lewis. Executive members Cunniff Willis McLaughlin Hart Coolidge Carroll Harris. Finance members Reed O'Brien Matthews Towns Sanderson O Gara Douglass. Meeting set at State headquarters 252 Washington Street Wednesday at noon to organize.
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Record Cold Wave Sweeps Midwest and Northeast
The report notes extreme cold stretching from Winnipeg and Minnedosa to North Dakota and Minnesota with readings of 14 below in Manitoba and zero expected by morning. Saranac Lake and Plattsburgh register 38 and 28 below, Champlain nine inches of ice on Lake Champlain, and Contoocook reports the coldest morning of the winter with multiple towns showing subfreezing extremes.
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Homoeopathic Dispensary Board Plans New Building
A meeting of the board of trustees at 10 Park Square Chester Guild presided. The treasurer was authorized to receive funds for a suitable dispensary building. A fundraising committee was named to raise funds and select a site. Life member gifts begin at 50 dollars, donors at 1000, benefactors at 6000 with permanent recognition in the building.
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Pearline's Mud Sting Hailed As Immense Success
The phrase It's Laughable defines the event at Pearline as a notable occurrence. The statement highlights widespread impact and signals strong reception of the stunt or product.
H Morsford's Acid Phosphate Promises Vitality Boost
An 19th century herbal remedy claim praises H Morsford's Acid Phosphate as improving vitality and energy, depicting it as a successful tonic for weakness and fatigue.
Reception at Wellesley College Honors President and Faculty
A large attendance gathered for a reception at Wellesley College in the new room donated by Professor Horsford of Cambridge. Guests included Miss Shafer the president, with Prof. Lord assisting, and juniors specials and sophomores aiding in refreshments and ushering. In the evening a chapel entertainment supported the Munroe fund for elocution and singing with readings by Mrs. Erving Winslow and songs by Mrs. Galvin and Gardner Lamson.
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Industrial Training Meeting Highlights Progress at South End School
The South End Industrial School held its annual meeting at the Unitarian building with Mrs. J. W. Andrews presiding. The treasurer reported over 600 dollars in the treasury and all bills paid as officers for the coming year were named.
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Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Employed at Medical Congress
Dr. A L A Toboldt reported at the Ninth International Medical Congress that among thirty cases treated with genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt powder for chronic ailments including constipation liver kidney disease jaundice adiposity diabetes dropsy and other disorders twenty six were cured or much improved in about four weeks. The salt is an easy soluble aperient laxative and blood purifier sold by Eisner & Mendelson Co at 6 Barclay Street in blue labeled bottles mailed for one dollar. lectures available free upon request.
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