Vast mix of 1900s global notes and political snippets
A dense October 1900 era digest reports on gas supply, influenza outcomes, French politics, U S appointments, Irish crop data, Wyoming exhibit funding, and multiple international notes. It notes Rail tunnel ideas for New York, sugar bounty rulings, and assorted fraud cases, arrests, and diplomatic postings with terse local and national implications.
News of the Week Summary in Congress and Public Life
Recap of Senate and House activity on the financial bill and free coinage debates, with amendments and adjournments. Notable items include the army appropriation bill, elections bill actions, and motion battles. Also reports on political appointments, resignations, and personal notes from Paris to Washington, plus industry headlines and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Doebery
Comnlites
Miles
Ailver Pool
Comilites
Committee of Five
Senate
Mr. Morgan
Br. Sherman
Aldrich
Ingalls
Stewart
West
Omaha
Morgan
Supreme Court
Behring Sea
Evarts
Pasco
Bland
Dingley
Payne
Rowell
Dockery
Oates
Moule
Ark
Wolcott
Ad-Journ
District of Columbia
Airline line to Galveston to cut 200 miles, 12 million plan
Dallas lumber firm A C Pernie & Co assigned for creditors with assets of 240000 and liabilities of 100000. A rumor cites plans for a Kansas City to Galveston airline railroad linking with a Pan American steel ship line, a 200 mile shorter route, costing about 12 million. Other items note Michigan Salt Association’s dissolution after March 31 and a large bank of immigrant families in Oak Cliff.
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A.C. Pernie & Co
Dallas
Texas
Gulf
Tae Michigan Salt Association
Jacksonville
Archer
Towson
Gulf and Brazos River
Brazos
Citizens’ Alliance
Topeka
Kas
Cincinnati
Columbia River
Kansas
Oak Cliff
Jamm C. Hart
San Francisco
Citizens' Alliance Forms National Industrial Alliance in Kansas
In Torrance, Kansas, delegates from Citizens' Alliances launched the National Citizens' Industrial Alliance after three days of secret talks. Officers include President Thomas Gilrath and Topeka secretary W. F. Rightmire. Resolutions denounce Senator Ingalls, oppose Pinkerton police, and set a 1893 Cincinnati reform conference.
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Mew Nations Organization
St Topeka
Torrxa
Kan
Kanena
Thomas Gilrath
Kansan City
Noah Allen
Wich
Ita
W. F. Rightmire
Topeka
S. H. Snyder
Kingman
J. T. Olmstead
Marion
S. J. Fulkerson
H. C. Vrooman
Independence
O. Lee
Leavenworth
John IL Reel
Fort Scott
H. Drinkwater
Cedar Point
G. IL Flintham
Board of Judiciary and Arbitration
Anna E. Diggs
Worl
Woodsdale
P. N. Gish
Financial Board
W. H. Bennington
John Y. Urie
Carbondale
Warner
C. A. Power
Terre Haute
Ind
Ralph Beaumont
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
W. A. Wilson
Superior
F. E. Bailey
Joh J. Ingalla
Hia
Kanans
Kia Senate
National Citizens’ Industrial Alliance
John J. Ingalls Ia
Senate of the
United States
State of
Kansas
People’s Party
Ingalls
Clas
Pinkerton Police
Reformers
Cincinnati
Great Fire Destroys Dobson Carpet Mills Near Philadelphia
Fire at the Dobson carpet mill complex in Falls of Schuylkill destroys six mills, with one main building, stock, and wool storage. By 1:30 a.m. two more mills burned. estimated loss ranges from 600000 to 700000 dollars as residents move furniture and workers evacuate. Cleanup and firefighting continue with flames still fierce at 1:30 a.m. near Philadelphia.
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Grance C. Baker
United States
Philadelphia
Spreckles
New York
Grace
Morton
Ala
Post-Office Inspec
St Catherine
Chicago
Parral
Chihua
Mexico
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Chili
Liberia
Cleveland
Tous C. Hant
San Francisco
Pistaren
Sydney
Stevenson
New Zealand
Bubcar
England
Paramatta
McLean
Stanbery
Stoneboro Savings Bank
Sandy Lake Savings Bank
Greenville
Hovey
Indiana
Murdock
Colorado
Rutland
Players’ League
National League
Western Association
American Association
Wallace Lebens
Lew Wallace
St. Paul
Minn
Dobson
Hawley
McCoy
John and
James Dobson
Falls of Schuylkill
America
House committees listed for Jarrinton City session
Tuttle announces the House committees naming Judiciary Agriculture Roads and Highways and many other panels from a long roster. Names include Ray Fogle Mcintyre Pertinson Coote Julian Church Warte na Matthews Lites Debota Weinfold Herton darrelt Gristy Devanti Karts Aydelott Wears Ware and Means Dalton Julian Ingen Anderson Rhodes Ferryson Weeks Murder Crowe and others. The article mixes session detail with partial notes on a Colorado incident and Irish distress items.
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Tuttle
Jarrinton City
Tuttle Han
House
Judiciary
Ray
Fogle
Mcintyre
Pertinson
Coote
Julian
Church
Wartena
Matthews
Rhodes
Ferryson
Lafayette
Modiey
Smitty
Louis City
Kelly
Davidson
Fogie
Hawkins
Dunkin
Dune
Fraser
McLin
Hynes
Hess
Mendrickson
Mueller
Kuback
Hiller
Parker
St Louis City
Oott
Monroe
Davis
Buchanan
Davison
Amolumy
Liles, Hayes, Adams, Davidson, Russ, Harrell and Matthews
Coon, Cowgill
Abraham
Patrick
Donelen Ryas
Stafford
Evans, Parker
St. Louis City
Ford
Collier
George
M Mueller
Ruby, Coots
Medly
Eaton
Baare and
McHenry
Kleemesquary
Donelan, Underwood, Harlan, Hayes
Anderson
Livingston
Carter and
Tubbs
Perkinson
Rabank
Mayo
Hawking
Coffman
Amelung
Turner
Webb
Dunn
Scott
Davies
Keehanan
Hays
Killam
Ryan
Conn
Hubey
Faulkerson
Dunklin
Weeks
Murder
Crowe
Stuart
Liles
Ferguson
Bennett
Reynolds
Hieckman
Zimmerman
Greer
Guinn
Johnson
Woods
Cook
McCrery
Donnell
Davault
St. Clair
Shearlock
Murphy
Ayrelott
Mabrey
Coulter
Bishop
Adams
Dandas
Lane
Underwood
Brandom
Lee
Odneal
Pennitentiary
Dougherty
Hughes
Ward
Evans
Kenamore
Carter
Insurance
Amoith
St. Louis
Owen
Mines
Bingo
Via
Fulkerson
Bolascan
Hendrickson
Daria
Dickson
Neff
McCrare
Wella
McRoberts
University
Kutts
Kenny
Harrell
Knox
Faris
Peniiscot
Earnest
McCullah
Kyang
Medley
Weinhold
Cllr
Bulla
Farrs
Pemiscot
Russell
Jackson
Shearnock
Renamore
Kelley
Hean
Sullivan
Lamb
Kerr
Guino
Davia
Henry
Nawkins
St Louis
Crouch
Buare
Hickman
Miller
Monitean
Waardeman
Branden
Walsh
Dickenson
Webster
Raby
Kerwin
Ma Roberts
Wright
Carnes
Kuss
Coppedge
Terry
Skidmore
Wells
Brawkins
Cowgill
Smith
Pike
Banks
Kenaymore
Kerwin and
Nolan
Skagg
Thomas, Murphy and
Tubba
Johns
Gristy
Skages
Martin
Balla
Harlan
Dundas
Miller and
Huller
Luis
Daltoo
Thomas
Amelang
Mike and George Normal Schoole
Skaggs
Monteau
Bolasean
Duns
Dyman
Hughe
Baare
Mississippi Matters Mast Elect Two Senators
Mississippi politics and local notices mix as the January 15 issue outlines the legislature election schedule for two U.S. Senate seats, the Walthall vacancy, and the coming constitutional changes. Deserter James Tracey is arrested and to be sent to Fort Jackson. Mrs. McKee becomes Receiver of Public Moneys. rail, court, and local farming updates follow in brief.
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Tur Siecle
Paris
John Dillon
France
Baron Havsamay
Stawrogo
California
Harrison
Proctor
Concord
Wn.m
J. J. Gallenger
United States Senate
Indiana
Con
United States
Ilinois
New Hampshire
Farwell
Blair
Springeld
Oglesby
Senate
James D. Mann
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kaw
Wounded Knee Creek
General Eye
Pine Ridge Agency
W. Roar
Charles Bradlauvgh
Northampton
Baltimore
Laspens
Jackson
New Or
Tux Hari
Devon
New York
San Pedro
Cal
Mast
Jacasoy
George
Walthall
Acts of Congress
Congress
Mississippi
Natewaz
James Tracey
United States Army
Noah Shilers
Fort Jackson
Tracey
Second
United States Infantry
Omaha
Hoa
Delta
Miles Orton
Vicksburg
Chantes Buck
United States Revenue
Brookhaven
E. Nations
Gen. McKee
Dick Vickers
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Brooklyn
Arrowsey-General Mtrten
Henry i. Swan
Michican
Brown
Duke of
Tur
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Frisk P. Deatanest
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Govnor
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Chicago Board of Trade
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Sol Smith Russell
Charles Kent
Stuart Robson
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Salt Lake
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SkekktAny Proctor
Anger
Sitting Bull
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Wasmerox
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Sherman
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Yeas
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Cameron
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Daniel
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Hampton
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Arkansas
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Iowa
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the Times
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Mr. Choate
United States Supreme Court
Chicago Ship Canal
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John Newton
Wasninetos
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Garret M. Byrne
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Llster Lincoln
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Jasper P. Bradley
Saale
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Inspector Hawley
Dexven
Charles A. Hawley
Hurley McCoy
Norris
Robinson
Hanna
Barton
Robin
A Andior
Mr. Balfour
Mississipp
Moxicor County
Carr. J. J. Mees
Sardis
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mississippi Regiment
Maney Mason
Meridian
Pontotoc
G. A. Toxxson
State Farmers’ Alliance
B.C. Patty
Slingis Central
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Jack~ Ton
Tomato Center
Jackson Promitas
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