Democratic Leaders Delay Legislation In House
Special Dispatch reports in Washington on January 20 that Democratic leaders in the House show reluctance to push bills or debates. About 1,350 measures are before the House yet only 308 have passed. Senators urge a policy shift and prompt action on the Centennial bill amid a dull session. Morton closes Mississippi speech as the Senate debates the act. A vote on the Centennial bill is expected tomorrow with indications it will pass.
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Fire destroys warehouses and stock in early morning blaze
Firefighters battled a blaze at Warehouses Nos. 3 to 3 where large barrels of dear were spoiled and insurance valued the loss at around $20,000. The incident occurred earlier today with significant damage reported.
Transatlantic Steamers Arrive From Major Ports
New York reports arrivals as the steamship State of Nervia reaches port from New York. List includes Alried-S te mers Switesland from Antwerp and others from Glasgow Hamburg and Liverpool.
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Political caucus clash and senate debate on Ohio bills
Special Dispatch reports the Democratic caucus endorsing a private telegram targetting a special election and city solicitor appointment. House members clash over suspending rules as debates on death penalty abolition and various bills stall. Senate discusses school funding and Centennial appropriations, with notable speeches by Senator Schenck and Monahan before a recess.
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Oil Markets Report from Titusville and Nearby Stations
Dispatch from the Cincinnati Times notes a quiet oil market across Titusville and neighboring markets. Prices show modest variations with refiners bidding around $1.77 to $1.93 per barrel, seller and buyer options listed for months ahead. Philadelphia reports crude sold in bulk at 7 cents and refined at 13 cents.
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River Traffic and Foreclosure Auction Notes
Special Dispatches report rising river, steady packets, and early arrivals from Cincinnati to New Albany with several named boats. Foreclosure decree on Louisville New Albany and St Louis Railway leads to a six week sale. ship movements include Pat Cleburne, Mary Houston, Arkansas Belle, Florence Lee and others. weather is clear and pleasant with light business and river levels around 30.2 feet and rising.
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Telegraphic Brevities from the South and Midwest
Brief notices report a mistaken Henry Varley death now said to be recovering. McKee drops not guilty plea, replacing with a demurrer as trial opens. A $40,000 fire hits Vin Clinton Iowa, and in Apollo PA forty houses burned, losses $50,900. John Noble convicted of murder in Bowling Green Ohio, sentenced to seven years. Indian affairs probe ordered after allegations of Sa Sha stirring trouble for gain. EpIscopal Seminary at Como closed for admission refusal by inspector. Berlin notes authorities wary of alarums and a French squadron in the Mediterranean amid military prep and store gatherings at Nancy.
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Times Discusses Sherman Plan For Common International Unit
The Times comments on Senator Sherman’s proposition to adopt a common monetary unit for the United States and Britain. It argues the idea may suit Americans, noting their cash is tied up in treasuries while English sovereigns drift in circulation, and questions the impact on specie payments and liabilities.
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Farmers struggle with frozen fields in January frost
Detroit Bree Press notes harsh January conditions on the southern side of Jahary Michigan as farmers dig plows from frozen soil with crowbars. The scene captures the hardship of agricultural work amid a bitter snap affecting American farming communities.
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