Riddleberger Leads Clash Over British Treaty and Centennial
Washington reports Senator Riddleberger clashes with Ingalls and Sherman over open session for the British extradition treaty amid the constitutional centennial debate. In Indiana Captain White’s seat fight, Collins and Lodge defend White as the House votes and party lines shape the outcome.
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Washington
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Senator Riddleberger
Riddleberger
Ingalls
Sherman
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Virginia
Ir. Riddleberger
House
Committee On Elections
Captain White
Iowa
Indiana
Collins
Powell
Lowry
White
Solomon
McAdoo
New Jersey
Lodge
Carlisle
Burnett
McKinney
Bynum
Centennial Constitution clash over invited guests and trade ties
Senate debate centers on a joint resolution for a centennial celebration to be held in the House hall with the chief justice delivering an ovation and invitations extending to the President, Cabinet, Supreme Court justices, and state executives, while concerns about South American commercial talks and broader exposition plans mix with procedural rulings. The session also covers inquests under national authority and a postmaster circulation bill as well as tariff policy and a contested Indiana seat.
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Houses of Congress
House of Representatives
United States
Supreme Court
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Congress
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Hale
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Sherman
Virginia
Judiciary Committee
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Finance
Beck
Prussia
Russia
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Platt
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England
Pratt
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Treasury
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Dominion
Canada
Weaver
Iowa
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Groavenor
Lowrey-White
Johnston
Indiana
O'Neill
Collins
Committee On Elections
White
Solomon
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McAdoo
Houk
Oates
Davis
Lodge
Crisp
Georgia
Elections Committee
House
Rowell
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Yeas
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Dockery
Eno
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Forney
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MacDonald
Mahoney
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McShane
Merriman
Neal
Nichols
O’neill
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Randall
Rayner
Rowland
Rusk
Sayres
Shively
Lowden
Springer
Stewart
Texas
Stone
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
Henry L. Pierce
Josiah Quincey
Jabez Fox
General Hazard Stevens
James Means
Osborne Howes
Home Market Club
A. W. Beard
Charles A. Stott
E. M. McPherson
J. R. Leeson
F. W. Breed
The
Tariff Reform League
Exchange of worn silver coins and bond refinancing proposal
In Washington February 6 under the call of States bills were introduced and referred. Morrow of California proposed exchanging worn or mutilated fractional silver coins for new coins. Candler of Georgia offered refunding US 4 percent bonds into 244 percent bonds. Long of Massachusetts advocated penalties for forfeitable imported books. Henderson of North Carolina proposed a division measure.
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Call of States
Morrow
California
Candler
Georgia
United States
Long
Massachusetts
Henderson
North Carolina
Block Island Currents Warn Mariners After Shipwreck
The schooner William H. Jourdan of Taunton Massachusetts struck Block Island on January 2 at 2 30 a m en route from Baltimore to Bristol with coal. The crew were saved by the West Side life saving crew using the breeches buoy.
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Taunton
Mass
Block Island
Baltimore
Bristol
West Side
Southwest Point
Montauk Point
Montauk
Mohegan
Joseph Cook on the Saloon at Tremont Temple
Rev Joseph Cook opened the thirteenth annual course at Tremont Temple drawing a warned crowd. He warned that the saloon holds power over police courts and elections, cites Kansas prohibition ruling, and urges temperance allies to stand together.
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Tremont Temple
Joseph Cook
New York
Sioux City
Iowa
Mr. Haddock
Supreme Court
Kansas
O'Brien
Davis
Financial Markets And Rail News From The Era
Union Pacific shares slid after a December net earning of 208593 was announced while market bears anticipated a racy development when President Adams testifies next Saturday. Chesapeake & Ohio plans 4 percent bonds for 100 years totaling 25 million with Drexel Morgan syndicate taking much of it.
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Union Pacific
Bears
Adams
Congressional Committee
Chesapeake & Ohio
Drexel-Morgan Syndicate
Wiswall-Wiswall Carr Wedding Card at Brighton Avenue
At the Brighton Avenue Baptist Church on February 1, the Rev. F T Whitman of Allston assisted by the Rev. Ek A Capen of Watertown joined George H Wiswall of Watertown to Miss Fannie E Carr of Allston in a marriage ceremony.
Obituaries from Feb funeral notices list many mourners
A long list of death notices shows multiple residents across Massachusetts and beyond, including Rowse Reynolds Clarke 66, Joshua Conant 61, Edith Curtis 11 months, Martha Davis, Sarah Dow, Fred Warren Eastman 20, Eliza Parkman Hall 84, Amelia Holmes 69, Clifton Kendall 51, Helen Lang 45, Cynthia Litchfield 41, Henry Lord, Samuel Mulliken, Charlotte Peirce 83, Irene Pierce 84, Mary Smith, and Samuel Shumway. Burial details and service times noted where provided.
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Dow
Braintree
Sarah E
Charles H. Dow
Eastman
Cambridgeport
Fred Warren
F. C
M. MM. Lastman
Hall
Camden
Eliza Parkman
Joseph Hall
Holmes
Lord
Henry Lord
Mulliken
Washington
D. C
Samuel Mulliken
Dorchester
Mass
Peirce
Cambridge
Charlotte Elizabeth Peirce
Benjamin Peirce Sr
Lydia R. Peirce
Salem
Pierce
Watertown
Irene
Joel Pierce
Smith
Lynn
Mary B
Anni Smith
Shumway
Orlando
Fla
Samuel Shumway
West Chester Park
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Charles F. Perry
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London
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William F. Wharton
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Jostah Quincyy
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A. M Curtis
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Elizabeth Duveneck
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A. E. Wadsworth
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Susan M. Lane
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Helen B. Merriman
Williams & Everett
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