Vetoed Chinese Bill Again in Play as Teller and Bowen Rumors Stir
Washington dispatches report quick moves in Congress over the Chinese immigration bill after President veto. Miller eyes referral to foreign relations, while Teller and Bowen shift in cabinet speculation. A Denver note claims Bowen will replace Teller in the Senate. local chatter links Pitkin and a short term pledge.
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Friends of the
Senate
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Foreign Relations Committee
Teller
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Pitkin
Colorado
Eatin Bowen
Pittin
Starving Indians prompt call for beef aid and possible outbreak
Gen Pope telegraphs from Fort Leavenworth that Indians cannot survive on reduced beef rations and 100000 cattle roam near Reno. He warns a forced starvation policy could spark war, urging a quick government beef payment to avert disaster. In New York, a man claiming to be Joseph Matthews, brother of Supreme Court Justice Stanley Matthews, is brought before Justice Kilbreth and later identified. he seeks food and shelter, vows sobriety, and correspondence with Stanley is arranged.
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Joseph Matthews
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Ohio
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Kilbreth
Straigt
Joe Matthews
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T Am
Stanley Matthews
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Matthews
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Joseph
Stanley
Judge Kilbreth
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Judge Matthews
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Neb
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Cameron
Doulas
Fetterman
Hall
Laramie
McKinney
Niobrara
Omaha
Robinson
Russell
Sanders
Sidney
Steele
Thornburgh
Washakie
Cheyenne
Ouaha
United States
Congress
Thomas Wilson
Senators Chaffee and Logan consider Arkansas trip for health
Washington reports that Senator Chaffee of Colorado will accompany Senator Logan to the Hot Springs of Arkansas if doctors decide the trip is needed for Logan's health. Chaffee telegraphs the plan.
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United States
Chaffee
Colorado
Logan
Hot Springs
New York
Ligan
Bender captured by police in St Louis case
In St Louis authorities report the arrest of John Bender, linked to the long hunt following the Bender family murders. An informant said to know the family identified him in a skiff on the north St Louis river, ending a secret pursuit.
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