German and Swiss treaty terms spark renewed foreign talk
A crowded news roundup covers a Belgian tie vote for Congo railway funding and a Montana convention on religious references in the constitution. It notes Germany and Switzerland not renewing a foreigners treaty, Irish railway grants, an Indian woman pardon, and various American political moves, including a New Hampshire bill on capital punishment and labor costs for Negro workers.
News Of The Week Personal And Political Tangles
A long mixed dispatch covers Walsworth and Trinity Church New York the American minister in Haiti and arbitration appeals. It notes pension probes in North Dakota and political bans in France Germany and Britain. Also reports naval corruption arrests in Berlin Kiel and other Europe events.
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Riuur Revi Kuster Sxykous
Harriet Atwood
Trinity Church
New York
Misister Teagele
Learns
Ms. Thompson
Hayti
Hippolyte
Recretaary Nowe
Tanner
Exitor F. Suevann
American Sabbath Union
North Dakota
Berlin
Kiel
Ivan
Rustoily
M. Duroni
Chamber of Deputies
Port St Aube
Parien James Conty
Frorgetown
D. C
Hescommon County
Deland
America
Flewan
Georgetown College
Fx- Kise Minan
Bolorade
Tie Station
King Alexander
Mraaps TayRm
Execmive Council
Massachusetts
Harrisw
Bar Harbor
Prohitithmists
Ohio
Washington
Davie W. Wears
Miecourt
Pension Office
Fodisua
Lanoueneke
Beitish House of Commons
le Fore
Poria
Bon- Tanger
Becnetany Wivpom
Bo- Jon Norte
Bitalo BM
Cleveland
Tor Chippewa
Ndiqn
White Earth
Nelson Bil
Thomas G. Sarosi
Ethier
Hing
Binghamton
Welle College
Reformed Church
Botterk West
Chicago Times
Lay
Mnincemant
John W. Mackay
Princess L Vise
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Mary Anderson
Actrss
Eucrope
Sweating shops exposed in New York tenements
A Boston committee visiting New York unmasked harsh conditions in east side ready made clothing shops. In Hester Street a seven-story tenement housed contractors and workers making pants coats and vests, with red hot stoves and squalid rooms. Workers toiled from dawn to past midnight on the job and beneath the oppressive system, wages as low as eighty cents weekly.
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Boston
Nuuthe Og
Hester
Hester Street
Tie
Belbe
New York
England
Disreputable Toddler in Pension Bureau Scandal
The article attacks President Harrison for appointing Corporal Tanner to head the Pension Bureau, accusing him of reversing prior decisions, aiding fraud and corruption, and benefiting Lemon and his network. It details personnel conflicts, removals, and alleged abuses, claiming a $10,000,000 drain to the treasury and a protected ring influencing policy. It also covers broader criticisms of “the Sherman machine” and labor protection debates.
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Corporal Tanner
Yaoner
Pension
Tanner
Black
Enees
Squires
Pension Bureau
Tanners
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von Brunt
Brooklyn
Washington
Vin Brunt
Pension Office
Lemon
Weil
War Brant
United States
National Treasury
Pen‘sion
Dudley
Ring
Hayes
Treasury
Sherman
South
Reese
North Carolina
Indianapolis
Ben Harrison
Europe
America
Immigration Bureau
Liverpool
Queenstown
Mediterranean
Hungary
Anegies
Congress
Stefans
Wulgorians
Warray
Albany
N. Y
Argus
Robert P. Porter
Albany Argus
Porter
Galaxy Magazine
St Paul Globe
Mter
Clarkson
White House
Taner
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Palladelpula
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Teibanat
Paris
Manama Canal
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Pikbark Ivigtut
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Ireland
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Standard Oil
Indiana
Fort Smith
Ark
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Switzerland
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Tenants’ Defense League
Morning Post
Dennis W. Mera
Ito
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Baltimore
Tle
Kimberly
Paclfic
Arronser-Grnenat
Minter
Secretary of the Navy
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bernerany Duaist
M. Rousten
Ellsworth
Hale
James G. Blaine
Maine Content Road
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Treasurner Lirsvos
Wizo
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Gordon
Roesville, N
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Toa Riweian
Lewis Bnos. & Co
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Tue Sloyere
Kate
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Kington
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N. J
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Steubenville
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Janet Maybrick
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Essex
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Leon
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Mobile
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W. W. Mugh, Jr
Linewood
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Garnett, Stubbs & Co
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E. W. Cule
Knoxville
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Ram Gel Brown
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Princeton
Mr. Brown
Ad Valley Railroad
Dudge
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