Cortelyou Report Sparks Senate Debate Over Printed Reply
A heated Senate discussion centers on Secretary Cortelyou’s printed reply to a resolution seeking Treasury Department information during the financial crisis. Senators question legality and propriety while the full reply is prepared for printing.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Cortelyou
Senate
Treasury Department
Culberson
Tillman
Secretary of the Treasury
Aldrich
Texas
Carter
Beveridge
South Carolina
Rioters Wounded by Lisbon Police in Street Clash
In Lisbon on January 29 a political riot broke out with revolver fire injuring several. Police responded after advance warning and restored quiet as shots were exchanged and some people suffered mortal wounds.
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Lisbon
Dorey
Beckham Loses Support in Senate Balloting
In Frankfort Kentucky Beckham's bid loses votes as W W Hopkins backs Mayo and others unite for John R Allen. Desertions loom but Bradley support unlikely. Legislature adjourns to visit asylums while salary bills propose 40 per month for reps and senators and 2500 yearly for the lieutenant governor. Pension bills for Confederate veterans also discussed.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Beckham
W. W. Hopkins
Floyd County
J. C. Mayo
John R. Allen
Bradley
Senate
Burnam
Cureton
H. H. Smith
Kentucky
Renaker
Briand Endorses Trial Marriages in Paris Debate
Paris, Jan 29 Aristide Briand minister of justice and worship favors trial marriages advocating staged divorces with legal safeguards. He argues couples cannot know a partner’s true character and that forcing an unhappy couple to endure a doomed marriage is intolerable and unnatural.
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Paris
Paul Bourget
Aristide Briand
New Amsterdam National Bank Closed Under Controller Action
The New Amsterdam National Bank of New York with 1 million capital and located at Broadway and Thirty ninth street was closed by the Comptroller of the Currency. Charles A. Hanna was placed in charge with assets and liabilities reported at over 4.48 million including about 2.07 million in deposits. President Kinsman asserts depositors will be paid in full and stockholders will receive a substantial dividend.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Jas
New Amsterdam National Bank
Broadway
Thirty-ninth Street
National Bank
Charles A. Hanna
New Amsterdam National
Charles W. Morse
Frank W. Kinsman, Jr
National Bank of North America
Metropolitan Opera House
Uptown
Bank of North America
Morse
Kinsman
Ile
Myron T. Herrick
Union Club
Mabel Boardman
Cleveland
Jacob Riis
Taft
Red ‘Cross
Ohio
I, Vorys
Walter G Brown
Cha
Republican State Committee
Vorys
Brown
Washington
Mr. Taft
Joseph B. Foraker
Pullman Bills To Be Taken Up Next Wednesday
In Columbus Kentucky Senator Arbenz led a Senate committee discussion on Senator Hunt's bill to regulate sleeping car service by prohibiting upper berths when lower berths are sold. The measure aims to improve passenger comfort and may receive a hearing next Wednesday despite committee delays.
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Pullman
Huntt
Columbus
Kent
Tribune
Artithe
Senate
Hill
Hunt
Arbenz
Schmidt
Harper
Guyman
Lauman
Arbénz
Mapinitk
Pullman Company
Cincinnati
Marshal Halstead Dies Sudden in Cincinnati
Marshal W Halstead aged 46 former United States Consul at Birmingham England died in German Deaconess Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Cause uraemia though he remained conscious to bid farewell to family. He was praised as a valuable diplomat and a kindly very public figure with long ties to Cincinnati and McKinley era.
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Marshal Whalstead
United States
Birmingham
England
Halstead
Robert Halstead
Arthur Steth
Grace
May Davidson
Marshal Halstead
State Department
Birkin
Tina
Preasant ‘McKinley
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Clara Lunkenheimer
Albert
Marshal
Es Halstead
Davidsort
Connellsville
Cinciznnati
Fourth’ Street
Murat Halstead
Imnage
Princeton ‘College
Commercial Gazette
New York
Queen City
See
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Senator Walker Pushes Sleeping Car Berth Bill in Senate
Special Dispatch reports in Frankfort Kentucky that Senator Walker introduced a measure similar to the Nunt bill now in Ohio Senate. If enacted it would make it illegal for sleeping car companies to open unoccupied upper berths when lower berths in a section are occupied.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Senate
Walker
Ohio Senate
Lady Cooper-Key to Visit America
London reports Lady Cooper-Key will travel to the United States this Saturday to visit her friend Mrs. Trimble Woolsey in New York before heading to Covington Kentucky to see Mrs. Trimble. She is noted as the widow of a British Admiralty lord and sister of the Marchioness of Tweeddale. Her visit promises observations of American life.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Cooper- Key
America
Trimble Woolsey
New York
Kentucky
Trimble
Covington
British Admiralty
Marchioness of
Tweeddale
Earl of Guilford
Lord Arthur Hay
Sam
Pension Bill Boosts Widow’s Monthly Benefit
The House Committee on Pensions agreed to report favorably a bill raising Mrs. Harriet Hickey’s monthly pension from 12 to 24 dollars. Hickey, 76, of St Wiens Run Ohio, widowed, is destitute after her husband William Hickey served in the Virginia militia.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
House
Committee On
Harriet Hickey
St Wiens Run
William Ticker
Virginia
Satigeieey
Chaplain Prayer Angers, Is Applauded in House
In a rare moment the House of Representatives applauded as the chaplain concluded a prayer calling for deliverance from jingoism and bigotry and asking for a patriot and statesman to lead, while the response sparked audible reactions from members.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
House of Representatives
Chaplin
Dead Man Found Hanged Near Newark River
West Thirty ninth Street area in Baonne New Jersey reports a man about 45 found hanging from a tree with hands tied behind his back. The clothing and stance suggest foul play in what authorities call an atrocious murder.
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Commercial Tribune
Baonne
N. J
West Thirty-ninth Street
Newark
McKinley Day banquet honors expansion policy
In Cleveland on McKinley Day, Secretary Taft praises McKinley’s expansion of the United States into a world power. The event featured remarks on the Spanish American War, Philippines, and Caribbean, with Taft and McKinley family ties highlighted. A public reception preceded the dinner.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
McKinley
Tippéecanoe Club
William H. ‘Tat
Republic
Ohio
Philippines
Taft
F. W. Prentiss
Tippecanoe Club
New Jersey
Harris
Theodore BH. Burton
Sutphen
Washington
Lincoln
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
William McKinley
United States
Pacific Ocean
Treddway
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