House Fracas Over Hawaiian Resolution Ends in Apologies
A February parliamentary fracas in Washington between Breckinridge of Kentucky and Heard of Missouri disrupted a Hawaii resolution. Breckinridge tried to strike Heard as the shout for order rose. both later apologized and no expulsions were likely. Other items cover Springer banking bill and Nicaragua canal substitute.
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Breckinridge
Heard
District of Columbia
Messrs. Heard
Buncombe
Cobb
Alabama
Mr. Breckinridge
Pence
Colorado
Outhwaite
Ohio
Atarms Ke Hill
Mr. Heard
Reed
Springer
Washington
Illinois
Administration
Congress
House Commerce Committee
House
Senate
Maritime Company
Hinshaw murder warrant arouses Indiana uproar
In Indianapolis Rev. W. E. Hinshaw, injured in his wife’s Belleville murder, traveled to Danville to avoid arrest for his wife’s death. Detective Burns filed the affidavit, the warrant was recalled, and deputies’ powers revoked amid Belleville and Danville anger. The coroner cleared Hinshaw. The Elbe cargo includes vast mail, bonds, and merchandise worth about $500,000 to $1,000,000.
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Mr. Hinshaw
Indianapolis
Ind
W. E. Hinshaw
Belleville
Danville
Hinshaw
New York
United States
Trade Review Depressing Effect on General Trade
Bradstreet's notes uncertainty in financial outlook has depressed general trade across major distributing centers. Money rates rise in eastern cities while commercial paper supplies grow in Boston. mercantile collections are fair but slower than seasonal norms. Wool, lumber, hides and leather hold steady, with some western price gains for hides and leather. Iron and steel show strongest price gains as demand rises for car and wagon parts, nails, and barbed wire. Wheat stocks afloat rose unexpectedly but weekly exports remain about 3 million bushels on average. St Louis shows standalone improvement in millinery, dry goods, and iron and steel.
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New York
Bradstreet
Bradstreet’s
Boston
London
Bessemer
Europe
United States
St. Louis
Wreck of Elbe Deepens as No Survivors Found
News from Lowestoft reports no new survivors aboard the Elbe after the North German Lloyd liner was sunk in heavy seas. Captain Gordon of the Crathie claims he was knocked down in the collision and pursued the other vessel, while the Elbe’s fate remains grim with renewed assurances no more passengers or crew were saved.
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Gordon
Lowsstort
England
Queen
Victoria
Lloyd Steamship Co
M. C. Conners
Dakota
Berlin
Rorrer
Capt. Gordon
Lloyd’s
Starvation in Hocking Valley Near Nelsonville Report
W H Smith and John Rauschkolb report dire destitution in the Hocking valley near Nelsonville Ohio after distributing aid. A woman starved Wednesday within two miles of Nelsonville after five days without food, with 44 families Monday having no sustenance and 15 near starvation. Prof Coustrap cites 14335 destitute in the valley and warns the commissary will run dry of flour.
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ColumBus, O
W. H. Smith
John Rauschkolb
Board of Trade
South Side
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Messrs
Staith
Rauschkob
Coustrap
Hucking
Four Inmates Die In Deaconess Home Fire Cleveland
A fire at the Deaconess home on Jennings Avenue in Cleveland caused four deaths among fifteen patients. Victims named include Albert Allmeyer Minnie Baumer and an eight month old baby Jacob Krause. The blaze began in the basement likely at the furnace around 11 o clock. firefighters and police prevented more fatalities.
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Cleveland
Cleve Lane
Jennings Avenue
Albert Allmeyer
Minnie Baumer
Jacob Krause
Ohio court upholds woman suffrage for school elections
The Franklin county circuit court on Friday afternoon ruled the general assembly act granting women the right to vote in school elections constitutional. Judge John G. Schauck, newly elected to the state supreme bench, delivered the decision.
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Columaus
Circuit Court
Franklin County
General Assembly
John G. Schauck
Supreme Bench
Local Man Found Frozen to Death Near Hammondsville
David Rodgers of Hammondsville, in Calhoun County, was found frozen to death near S tevbenville after drinking in New Lisbon. He left a sled quarrel and walked home in frigid conditions, the tragedy occurring Friday.
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Stevbenville, O
David Rodgers
Hammondsville
New Lisbon
Brewsog
Ark
J. F. Kyle
Memphis
Foreign Capitalists Will Take 75 Million Bond Issue Plan
Washington reports Curtis arriving with plans to place 75 million dollars of bonds abroad and to float up to 100 million in four percent bonds. Carlisle and the cabinet kept the reason private until a cabinet meeting next week while negotiations continue with New York brokers. Brooklyn reports wire cutting and a shooting incident as Dunn is wounded during attempted escape on the Greenpoint line. Wei-Hai-Wei battle losses and Lingkingtau holdouts are noted. A steamer from St Nazaire bound for Colon near Cape Agosta is stranded with 200 aboard. A Jeffersonville fire kills a child. Capetown reports 400 native casualties in a clash with Portuguese troops.
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Treasury
Washington
New York
Curtis
Carlisle
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dunn
Cornelius
Greenpoint Line
Wei-Hai-Wei
London
The
Star
Che-Foo
Lingkingtau
Wei-Hai- Wei
Coton
Amerique
St. Nazaire
Colon
Cape Agosta
Savamilla
Department of Bolivar
Colombia
Wall Street
Treasury Department
Lazard Freres
von Hoffman & Co
Hoskier, Wook & Co
Sterling Exchange
Wall Street Shifts as Bond News Spreads Abroad
The February 2 report details U S plans for a $100 million bond issue and foreign uptake, triggering a stock surge after gold shipments were cut and exchange rates fell. Shippers withdrew gold totaling millions as banks prep a London credit to stabilize markets. Various crime and tragedy notices fragment the page.
Grand Lodge donation noted in scattered telegraph bulletin
Tennessee Masonry gives $6,000 to orphan home. Heat and accidents rise in multiple regions. A child dies after boiling water scalding in Warren Indiana and another girl dies in South Bend. A bank ex-cashier is bound over on embezzlement charges. A schoolgirl dies after being struck by a train near Alliance Ohio. Congress urged to act on financial reform.
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Tennessee
Grand Lodge of
Masonp
Naples
Columbus Grove
John Miller
Raleigh
N. G
Nebraska
David Gillispie
Warren
Ind
Metropolitan Hotel
New York
Havemeyer
Alice
Ea Johnson
South Bend
Markets Report Across Commodities and Livestock Prices
Cincinnati and New York missives show mixed prices for wheat corn and patent grades with shifts in futures. Live cattle hogs sheep and wool vary by grade across multiple markets including Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Indianapolis with figures for steers cows veal lambs and hogs in fluctuating ranges.
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Cincinnati
Ballmogs
New York
Chicago
Burrato
N. J
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Wasninetox
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Relief of
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W. H. Bennett
Meadows
Ocoya
the Hinshaw
Trade Review
Jeffersonville
Dick Lewis
Capetown
Maraqcen
Wanamaker
Pumanenrnia
Edward J. Brooks
John Wanamaker
Brooks
Catherine Morrison
Miss Morrison
George Power
East 108Th Street
Aurora
Bud Ellis
Rickman
Preeze
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St. Pau
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Lyons
St Fan
Allliance
Geo. W. Bell
Hudson
Usdianapolis
Fen
Cartilin
Chales Shipping
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