Women Suffragists Appeal to Gen Butler in Congress
The female suffragists met Gen. Butler in the House Judiciary Committee room and enlisted his support for citizenship rights. Mrs Lockwood presented a petition listing 35,000 names and growing daily, urging voting rights. Butler accepted the duty, pledging to advance the reform as a citizen’s obligation, with the petition referred to the Judiciary Committee.
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Resolution to probe interstate commerce and shipping burdens
Mr Shellabarger chaired a commerce panel that reported a unanimous resolution directing inquiry into how land transport, rate levels, or monopolies affect interstate trade. It also covers foreign and coastal commerce, immigration or quarantine barriers, and possible legal remedies to boost U S tonnage and foreign trade. The committee may subpoenas witnesses and convene where needed.
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Activists in Missouri press for total amnesty and an end to executive overreach. They urge a national convention to address constitutional tensions and safeguard civil rights amid political tensions.
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Corruption at New York port examined by Senate panel
John C O Hopper testified before the Senate Investigating Committee on foreign baggage inspection at New York, noting 250 inspectors and a corrupt ring among staff officers and brokers. He described fixed assignments, high charges by Leet and Stocking, and a special rate arrangement with A T Stewart & Co. The hearing featured tense cross examination and a dramatic confrontation as witnesses denounced fleecing merchants.
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Renomination failure hints at CT Republican ticket shifts
Special Hartford despatch notes Gov. Jewell renominates the ticket while dropping senatorial bids. Ferry faces weak odds against Hawley, with party bosses steering delegates to favor Grant allies. Democrats seen poised to gain control as civil reform, temperance, and lobby issues fracture the GOP.
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Sagasta Cabinet Resigns After Cortes Vote Defeat
January report from Mapbnib notes the Sagasta Malcampo ministry resigns after Herrera loses the Cortes president election. Sagasta informs the King the Cortes vote requires dissolution or resignation. The King will consult with Senate and notable figures as a new cabinet forms amid a holiday. Tomorrow Cortes will hold the regular president election.
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Severe storm hits London flooding city and ships
A severe storm drenched London flooding upper streets and damaging the Parliament building with rain leaking through roofs. Telegraph wires failed across the British Isles as Channel and Irish coasts faced extreme conditions and shipping risks mounted. Parliament plans a February meeting as reforms and indemnity debates unfold.
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Financial and Commercial News Roundup London Paris Frankfort Liverpool
Financial and commercial ticker across London Paris and Liverpool notes Consols levels for money and account and various U S securities. Paris and Havre report cotton prices and trading activity with different upland and Orleans quotes. Liverpool details show steady to firmer tones with large sales and speculative/export volumes.
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