House Rules Fight Over Bill Referal In Debating Session
The House debated a bill shifting funds from the Jackson school fund and faced a clash over referral to the Ways and Means committee. Speaker ruled the bill within Ways and Means while Bland pressed for an Appropriations referral, the motion failing 151 to 0, and the session ended with orders for a rules code to be reported tomorrow.
Forty Union Workmen Strike at Chick Bros Factory
Havernutin Feb 4 Forty Shoemakers Union workers, after H E Moulton presented a new price list, left Chick Bros factory at 3 pm refusing to sign. They met at Union Hall where Moulton spoke of a possible compromise, while firm partners refused. The strike aims to win union recognition and higher piece rates, with the factory employing 300 total workers.
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Lemont
William
New England
Chick Bros
J. H. Winchell & Co
Messrs
Manufacturers’ Association
Monicon
Winchell’s
Combine
Chick’s
Supreme Court Centenary Dinner Honors Constitution
The federal judiciary centennial celebration featured addresses on the Constitution and the Supreme Court’s role. Justice Harlan and Chief Justice Paxson spoke on justice, governance, and the need for higher Supreme Court salaries amid rising litigation while the event included a lavish Lenox Lyceum banquet with Mrs. Cleveland present and multiple dignitaries delivering toasts.
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United States
Union of States
Chase
Judicial Department
Jstice
Supreme Court
Justice Field
Harrison
Talbot W. Chambers
Lenox Lyceum
Fhe
Dr. Taylor
New York
Cleveland
Carter
Harlin
Gladstone
Harlan
William M. Evarts
Congress
Paxson
United States Supreme Court
Walter B. Hill
Joseph H. Choate
Low
Columbia College
University
Chauncey M. Depew
House Rules Shift Tactics and Quorum Debate Shapes New Code
A plan outlines tactics to maintain quorum by counting present but not voting Democrats if Republicans are short. It details changes: no recess motions, limited adjournment options, a dilatory motion rule, and Speaker control of timing and calendars. Quorum in committee drops to 100, bills move to private or union calendars, and committee closure powers expand.
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House
Senate
Simone
United States
Committee On Ways and Means
Bland
Missouri
Ntl
Ruies
Mr. Gland
Che
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Centleman
Committee On Appropriations
Ty. Springer
Springer
Reas
Flower
New York
Jackson School Fund
Committee On the Judiciary
Yeas
Messrs. Adams
Brewer
Buntierworth
McCreary
Kentuky
McKkinley
Washington
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Danbury
Waterbury
New London
Conn
St. Albans
Wolcott
New Mexico
Plumb
Ingalls
Liberia
Hawley
District of Columbia
Fire Department of
Tracy
Mrr
Blair
Sherman
Eustis
Germany
England
J ° ‘Dinands
Committee On Foreign Relations
Pago-Pago
Sherwan
Pago-Pago Harbor
Rolph
Call
Cull
Reed
Rules Committee Finishes New Code Of Rules Plan
The rules committee met late this afternoon and completed its review of the proposed new code of rules. The document will be presented to the body for consideration in the near future.
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Waspineton
Spector
Committee On Rules
Rise of the New Netherlands Described by John Fiske
Mr John Fiske spoke at Huntington Hall last evening outlining the rise of New Netherlands and neighboring middle colonies. He traced Dutch maritime power from 1578 to the Hudson discovery by Henry Hudson, the 1609 shift in colonial balance, and the 1664 English acquisition. He noted New Jersey and Eastern New Jersey settlement by Quakers and Penns influence in Pennsylvania, and ended with a portrait of Pennsylvanias religious tolerance and social structure. Friday evening Mr Wiske to lecture on New Maeland.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
John Fiske
Huntington Hall
Mr. Fiske
New Netherlands
Atlantic
Brazil
North American
Hudson River
Henry Judson
Manhattan Island
America
American
France
England
Holland
New World
Peter Stuyvesant
William Penn
Fiske
Middle Colonies
Schuylers
van Rensselaers
Livingstons
Wiske
Death of Widow Mary Ann McCarthy in East Cambridge
Miss Mary Ann McCarthy a widow aged fifty nine resided at 175 Cambridge Street East Cambridge died suddenly while turning a stove damper. Her apron caught fire and flames rose choking her and she collapsed presumably from inhaling smoke and fright yesterday afternoon about 4 o clock.
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Mary Ann McCarthy
Cambridge Street
East
Cambridge
Weather forecast and special bulletin on storm movement
Washington February 2 forecast for New England states predicts rain and threatening weather with snow in northern areas and colder mornings. A rapid eastward movement of a developing storm from the Northern Rocky Mountains is expected to affect New England by Wednesday. Record high temperatures reported in the south and west. meanwhile several cities logged unusually high wind speeds for February.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
New York
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountain Slope
Norfolk St
Beme
Signal Service
Fort Sill
Littta
Rock
St. Louis
Dodge City
Fort Eliott
Denver
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Bismarck
Fort Buford
World’s Fair Bill Debate Ends With Rejection in Senate
In Alba New York on February 4, the Senate failed Cantor’s motion to direct the Assembly World’s Fair bill to be reported immediately. The vote was 10 to 14, and the bill was sent back to the World’s Fair committee without instructions.
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Alba
N. Y
Senate
Cantor
Ballot Box Forgery Case Tests Governor Campbell Testimony
Governor Campbell testified before the ballot box investigating committee, recounting a speech by Governor Foraker, denying ties to a ballot box contract, and detailing the Wood forger incident. He disputed a million dollar behind the bill, discussed telegrams, and warned Halstead’s plans before adjournment for the next day.
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Washington, Fel
Campbell
Foraker
Marietta
Halstead
Wood
Hamilton
R. G. Wood
Congress
J. C. Campbell
Attorney-General
Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit meeting venues in Boston trip
Readable notes detail a New England Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association gathering at Amer ican House with President Montgomery S Gibson of the Preble House Portland presiding. Plans cover an annual Boston meeting next May, a banquet for visitors, a ladies side event, and two days of sightseeing.
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Hotel Men’s Mutual Benefit Association
United States
Amerean House
Montgomerys. Gibson
Preble House
Portland
Boston
Young
Sterns
Chauncy Hall
Kd. Hi. Bradiee
Schoolmasters’ Club
Boston and Vicinity
Parker House
Dutton
Captain Bainbridge
London
Clark's
M.S. Gibson
Russell & Sturgess
John J. McNeil
Denver
G. A. Ricknard
Brooklyn
N.Y
C. Hy Platt
New York
E. G. Alien
New Haven
Conn
Fa. Gordon
New London
W. JH. Peddle
Roselle
N. J
N. J. Bronswick—Jdohn W. Howell
Newark
Norman Williams
Chicago
Richard N. Dyer
P. Godder
G. Scheper
Vi. d. Nemer
K. Babcock
C. L. Babcock
Walter Kobbe
Adams
C. A. Cushing
C. T. Fowle
New Hampshire
J. Dardy
Poronio
Field
Worcester
Moses
Bath
Mie
Henry C. White
Tilton
N. H
N. J. Warner
Minneapolis
Mfinn
Nettleton
Scranton
Penn
A. H. Leland
Philadelphia
Fremont
J. Cooney
Howard Wheeler
G. B. Osborne
Max Klein
A. K. Wilson
Mobile
Ala
Air
N. A. Smith
Providence
BR. Richards
E. N. Cook
Buffalo
Joni Baladigan
Houlson
Darmes Slack
England
Thorndike
S. G. Sumner
R. D. Munger
Aid
George F. Bartlet
New Bedford
J. K. Cottington
George LD
Upson
Cleveland
TL. Blum
H.C. Davis
W. H. ‘Win
J. Embree
Charles 8. Gibson
Montana
Sara Granger
St. Paul
Minn
Charles A. Northend
New Britain
William H. Lovett
James D. Leary
G. H. Kendall
Northampton
A. van Tassel
Batfalo
N. Y
P. Stickney
Springheld
A. Bradley
Lee
F. Ll. Murdock
Clark
S-C
A. Williams
Charles E. Meyers
Col
Charles D. Eaton
PF. Zessenheim
Leeds
Eng
J. H. Morrall
Lewiston
Charles J. Myers
Col. Tavern
W. P. Goodrich
Rochester
J.L. Mayhew
E. H. Thirrell
H. J. Green
Cottage City
J. J. Godfrey
Mystic Bridge
Phosphate Fortune Sparked By Albertus Vogt Discovery
In Marion County Florida a vast phosphate find near Dunellon lifts Albertus Vogt to prominence. Ground reveals 60 to 78 percent phosphate, with depths up to 52 feet. The Dunellon Phosphate Company forms with capitalization to 1.26 million dollars and lands stretching across 39,000 acres. Major investors like W. L. and Peter Bradley and KE W Agnew join the boom as ore contracts and mining expand. The deposit spans about six miles by thirty, near the surface, promising immense wealth and regional growth in Dunellon Ocala and beyond.
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Marion
Florida
Albertus Vogt
Kunellon
Vogt
Jom
Lom
Tom
Gulf
Ocala
Dunellon Phosphate Company
John L. English
C. K. Datton
John F. Dunn
F. O. Jerry
Peter B. Bradley
W. L
Peter Bradley
Boston
KE. W. Agnew
Dunnellon Company
Gordon and Wiley
Edinburgh
Scotland
C. V. Shephard
Richard Proctor
Dunellon Company
Shephard
James Noyes and Miss Constance wed in Cambridge home
James Noyes of Brookline and Miss Constance daughter of Justin Winsor librarian at Harvard were married yesterday afternoon at the bride’s parents residence on Sparks street Cambridge. The Rev F W Hall of First Parish Church presided in a small gathering of relatives and friends.
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James Noyes
Brookline
Constance
Justin Winsor
Harvard College
Sparks Street
Cambridge
F. W Hall
First
Creditors Hold Meeting for Himerson & Silver Jewelers
A first meeting of creditors in Lawrence was held yesterday at Salem. Irving Smith of Boston and J. B. Richardson of Providence were chosen as assignees. John Z. Westervelt of 85 Water Street filed an insolvency petition. Charles W. Crosby of Malden entered insolvency proceedings.
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Himerson & Silver, Jewellers
Lawrence
Salem
Irving Smith
Boston
J. B. Richardson
Providence
R. 1
John Z. Westervelt
Water Street
Charles W. Crosby
Malden
Mass
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Uvber New Management
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Savannah
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Huston
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Lowell
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