German Army Reorganization Amendment Accepted by Senate
The German amendment to the army reorganization bill was adopted by the Senate in a 45 to 13 vote as part of a negotiated compromise. The bill imposes an annual expenditure of eighty five million dollars and runs through July 2, 1901 after which the army is reduced to current levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinetox
Senate
Senate Military Committee
Mr. Gorman
Maryland
Gorman
West
Missouri
District of
Colombia
Yeas
Allen
Allison
Bacon
Burrows
Carter
Chandler
Clark
Cockrell
Cullom
Deboe
Elkins
Fairbanks
Faulkner
Foraker
Five
Gallinger
Gear
Hanna
Wansbrough
Harris
Hawley
Heitfeld
Jones
Nev
Lindsay
Lodge
McBride
McEnery
McLaurin
Mallory
Mantel
Mitchell
Money
Morgan
Murphy
Nelson
Pasco
Perkins
Pettus
Platt
N. Y
Pritchard
Proctor
Rawlins
Roach
Ross
Sewell
Shoup
Simon
Smith
Spooner
Stewart
Teller
Warren
Wellington
Nays
Hate
Berry
Butler
Caffery
Chilton
Clay
Daniel
Hoar
Martin
Pettigrew
Turley
White
Kipling's Condition Stable After Midnight
New York reports at 3 o clock Tuesday morning Rudyard Kipling remains in the same condition as midnight with no new changes. A cable from Ambassador White in Berlin notes American fruits to Germany face no San Jose scale examinations. In Georgia a boiler explosion at the Rome iron furnace kills three workers and damages nearby structures. Arkansas reports Choctaw mine strike affecting coal workers under General Manager Henry Wood's estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudyard Kipling
Germany
Wasurseton
Department of State
White
Berlin
San Jose
Rowe
Rome
David Gibson
Frank Donner
William Williams
Indian Bill Conferees Reach Final Agreement on Appropriations
Conferees report final agreement on the Indian appropriation bill. Senate amendment on sectarian Indian schools retained with a 15 percent cap. new clause calls this final sectarian funding. Lincoln Institute remains. Carlisle school funding restored. increases for Flandreau Pipestone Tomah. Suspension authority on Chippewa timber lands granted for investigation. Sanity provisions and treaty mentions amended. several tribal agreements struck out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassutseton
Senate
Lincoln Institute of Philadelphia
Carlisle
House
Flandreau
S. D
Pipestone
Caton, SD
Lower Brule
Mystery Counterfeiting Case Linked to Two Men
Washington officials close a counterfeit ring mystery after a Toledo safe deposit box rented under Alfred Kent revealed 2000 to 3000 counterfeit notes and dies. They identify Alfred A Creps, once arrested in Greensburg Indiana, as the same man, who later died by suicide in Wooster, and connect Kent to the case.
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Toledo
Alfred Kent
Washington
Walkie
Treasury Secret Service
Alfred A. Creps
Greensburg
Ind
Wooster
Secret Service
Wilkie
Kent
Diplomatic Posts Rumored as Relations Resume
Reports from Maprio Feb 283 indicate Senor Don J. Brunetti Due D Arcoz may be named minister to the United States upon resumption of relations, while Senor Polo y Bernabe is officially confirmed for Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maprio
Senor
Don J. Brunetti Due D’arcoz
Mexico
United States
Senor Polo Y Bernabe
Washington
Lisbon
Prince Antoin Rad giwill Urges Continental U defense Against United States
Paris reports Prince Antoin Rad giwill who attended the Faure funeral says continental powers should unite to counter the United States economic influence fearing its pretensions and wealth, arguing it threatens Europe. The Liberet quotes him.
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Paris
Prince Antoin Radgiwill
Kaiser
President Faure
United States
Liberet
Navy says Iowa will not sail to Manila for now
Washington reports Captain Crowninshield and naval officials state no orders exist for the Iowa to move from San Francisco to Manila. Repairs to the Iowa will take at least two months, with no immediate plan for departure or new orders in sight.
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Washington
Crowninshield
Navigation Bureau
Naval
Department
San Francisco
Manila
London denial on Philippines and Manila orders
The Daily Telegraph correspondent reports he is authorized to deny Germany or any power plans interference in the Philippines. The Oregon could not have been ordered to Manila on that basis. Also noted is a Bridgeton strike and the death of Congressman Dennis M. Hurley in Hot Springs Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
Daily Telegraph
Germany
Philippines
Oregon
Manila
Congressman Hurley
New_Yous
Brooklyn
Dennis M. Hurley
Hot Springs
Hess
8,000 Rebels Willing to Surrender After Flag of Truce
Two commissioners returned from Malolos report 8000 rebels eager to surrender and Aguinaldo may accept pacific overtures. General Otis did not receive them officially. Manila quiet, Caloocan skirmishes decline, night watchouts continue.
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Manila
Malolos
Aguinaldo
Otis
Caloocan
San Pedro Macati
Typhoid Fever and War News From Various Fronts
News briefs report no typhoid spread among U S troops near Savannah with continued drainage measures. Also noted are a New York dinner prank, war risk insurance premiums rising five percent, troop movements of the 23d Infantry to Cebu, and remarks on Aguinaldo negotiations and amnesty potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cebu
Maj. Goodall
Lieut. Goodall
Lieut. McNab
Co. A
Capt. Pendleton
Lieut. Moore
Lieut. Schley
Co. M
Lieut. Stretzinger
Washington
War Department
Gen. Otis
Manila
Malolos
Otis
Aguinaldo
Quay Conspiracy Trial Postponed to April 10
Philadelphia dispatch notes the Quay conspiracy trial postponed by district attorney Rothermel until April 10. He did not disclose the reason for the delay. Aguinaldo and Sandiko are reported at Malolos in the broader dispatch.
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Aguinaldo and
Sandiko
Malolos
Quay
Philadelphia
Rothermel
Adams poisoning case verdict arrests Molineux in New York
New York story reports the Coroner's Jury verdict in the Adams poisoning case. Katherine J Adams died December 28 1898 at 61 West 86th Street from mercuric cyanide sent in a bottle of bromoseltzer by Roland B Molineux. Molineux was arrested and committed to the Tombs after an immediate hearing was denied.
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New York
Adams
Katherine J. Adams
West 86Th Street
Harry S. Cornish
Roland B. Molineux
Molineux
Bartow S. Weeks
Osborne
Various 1898 World News Briefs Include Treasuries and Travels
A compendium of short items notes New York death of Daniel L G Frobisher, treasury balance and gold reserve figures, the Filipino commissioners sailing from Halifax to Liverpool, and the gunboat Princeton sailing toward Aden. Also reported are Archbishop Ireland likely to be made cardinal, coal price advances by Reading and Lehigh, a Swiss watchmaker Jules Jeanneret’s suicide in Detroit, and Count Torreas de Barros’ death in Rio de Janeiro. Additional items cover a Wichita packing fire, Simon Maier’s insolvency filing in Los Angeles, a major church fire in St Paul, a mass Johns N F port project push, cattle blizzards in Texas, a Manila casualty from the 2d Oregon, and the Duke of Connaught at Assouan laying a foundation stone for a southern Egypt church.
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Rios and
Rivera
Halifax
California
Liverpool
Princeton
Suez
Aden
Manila
Rome
London Daily News
Ireland
Reading
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Coal Cos
Leuy
Jules Jeanneret
Detroit
Wright, Kay & Co
Jewelers
Rio Janeiro
BL. I. Torreas de Barros
Washington
Fall River
Mass
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Jacob Dodd Packing Company
Wichita
Kan
Simon Maier
Los Angeles
Cal
United States
Banks of
St. Josephs’ Catholic Church
St Paul, Minn
Northwest
Johns
N.F
West Indies
J. W. Springer
National Live Stock Association
Texas
Edward Hampton
Company H
Oregon Regiment
F. Hampton
Pittsfield
Young Hampton
Klondike
Duke of Connaught
Assouan
Nile
Egypt
Europe
Harry Greenbank Dies Noted Gaiety Librettist
London reports the death of Harry Greenbank, the prolific librettist behind many Gaiety theater successes in recent years. His work helped shape popular musical comedies known across the stage industry.
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London
Harry Greenbank
Gaiety Theater
Market Report from Cincinnati a Greasy Slice of Prices
THE MARKETS IN CINCINNATI SHOWS FIRM WHEAT PRICES AND VARIED LIVESTOCK LEVELS. SPRING FANCY AND WINTER PATENT PRICES APPEAR STEADY WHILE NO 2 RED WHEAT HOLDS AT A NOMINAL LEVEL. CATTLE AND PIG MARKET RANGES INCLUDE FAIR TO GOOD SHIPPER AND BUTCHER RATES WITH PIGS PRICED AROUND 3.66 TO 8.25 FOR 110 POUNDS AND LESS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lancy
Northwestern
Fundraising appeal documents to defend gold standard policy
A public call urges subscriptions to a national committee to fund opposition to perceived pro liberal reforms, naming leaders and committees, detailing monthly payments from now through October 1900, and outlining office procedures and oversight to safeguard funds. The message frames the effort as protecting liberty and justice against moneyed interests and urges broad citizen support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Democratic Gold Standard Committee
Mr. George
Peabody
New York
Indianapolis
Hr. H. Hanna
Bankers’ Organization
William
National Republican Committee
Mark Hanna
Union Trust Company Bank
Dearborn
Madison Streets
Chicago
W H. Harvey
Ways and Means
Unity Building
Seatenynd Hansen
America
W. H. Harvey
Chidog TH
James E. Jones
Democratic’ National Committee
WM. J. ‘Stone
John P. Altg
WM. V. Allen
Nebraska
Jhenry
M. Teller
Colorado
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Treasure
Kipling
Srrree Rock
Ark
Henry Wood
Choctaw
Iowa
Bridgeton
N.J
Bemeeron
N. J
Cumberland Glass Works
Hays
Glass Blowers’ Union
Malalos
Manilla
Sternberg
Washingeton
Lee
Savana
Iie
Mme. Eames-Story
Marie Antoinette
de Retskes
New York Journal
Jean
Havana
Reyes
Mawnacua
Nicaragua
Galveston
Rouling
Greytown
Binefields
Biuefields
Monkey Point
Bluefields
Congress
Representative Capron
Rhode Island
Brigham and Roberts
Utah
Loxpon
The
Daily Chronicle
Holland
Italy
Gomer
Win
Brooke
Gomez
R. B. Molineux
Daniel L. G. Frobisher
New York City
Ag Monday
of the Treasury
Eptember
Shira
asAmerican
Boro
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