Centennial of John Marshall Chief Justice Installed
Washington observes the centennial of John Marshall of Virginia becoming chief justice with ceremonies in the house of representatives at the capitol. Speakers include Wayne MacVeagh delivering an oration while dignitaries from the president to cabinet to the supreme court attend. Marshall’s lineage and a reverent remembrance mark the solemn event.
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Washington
John Marshall
Virginia
United States
House of Representatives
Capitol
Joint
Committee of Congress
Wm. Wirt Howe
New Orleans
American ¢ Association
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Diplomatic Corpa
McKintey
Dalsell
Pennsylvania
Congress
Justes
Enor
Ohio
Richardson
Streether Josex
Trenton
N. J
Wayne McVeagh
Marshall
Ila
Neain
Fuller
MacVeagh
McVeauh
Eupreme Court
Kearns Seated as Utah Senator in Senate
The senate re sumed its sitting at 1 PM as Mer Rawlins presented Thomas Kearns's certificate to fill the Utah vacancy. Kearns took the oath from President Pro Tem Frye and sat with the Democrats, his desk bearing a wreath of American beatty roses. The chamber fixed 11 o'clock as its daily meeting hour. Pettigrew moved a bill for entry of land on the lower Brule Indian reserve in South Dakota.
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Washington
Senate
Mer. Rawlins
Thomas Kearns
Utah
Kearns
Hawkins
Tom Frye
Allison
Pettigrew
DNL
Jand
Brule Indian Reservato
South Dakota
Sampson-Schley Outbreak Churns Senate Debates
In Washington on February 4 the Sampson-Schley controversy dominated Senate discussions. Senator Chandler read and criticized Secretary Long’s letter to Senator Morgan while Hale outlined naval actions and noted nominations from the last Congress awaited action. Pettigrew blamed administration favoritism toward Sampsett, Teller condemned the letter’s publication, and Morgan questioned how the letter entered the record. The incident closed without further action.
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Washington
Chandler
Pettigrew
Sampsett
Schley
Teller
Senate
Plymouth Lode In Court In Plymouth Lode Case In Court
Special to inter Mountrdin Helena Feb. The supreme court heard the State ex rel King seek a writ of certiorari to compel Judge Lindsay to dissolve a temporary injunction restraining King from mining ore in part of the Plymouth claim. Maloney claims the Silver King mine ore extends into Plymouth ground and was injuncted and a receiver appointed. King argues Maloney mines disputed ground and has taken about ten thousand dollars worth of ore. Trial of criminal calendar began with James Payne charged for burglary of a wool warehouse near the Northern Pacific depot, where 22 hides were stolen. Payne defense contends the hides came from other sources. Also noted: Articles of Incorporation for Tutte Manufacturing Co and Olson and Christian Co filed. Governor Toole appoints F Mulaney to fish and game board.
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Mountrdin
Helena
Supreme Court
Bihue
King
Lindsay
J. W H. Maloney
Plymouth
Maloney
Silver King
Ned
Velm
Tast Apil
Donald Moore
Cliney
Meadings
James A. Murray
Ticow
L. H. Robinsville
A. Kleinschmidt
Montana
St. Louis
Amith
James Payne
Payne
Northern Pacific
Fred Hang, Jr
Kinneehindt and
Bro
Consolidated
Wind
Hang
Tutte Manufacturing Co
L. D. Weal
Fd. Taylor
Pe. Beetoy
Bute
Flathead County
State Fish and Game Commission
H. Percy Kennettt
Bridgeport Seeks Co operation with 6 million plan
Bridgeport plans to form financial institutions on a cooperative basis requiring 6 million dollars. Forty thousand residents would subscribe 175 dollars each, 25 dollars to a savings bank, with the balance funding one share in five corporations. The scheme includes insuring the lives of prominent citizens to cover city debts, with the city paying premiums and being the beneficiary. several residents have agreed to participate.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Savings Bank
Mr Bacon Speaks on Executive Prerogative in Senate
Washington February 4 3 pm the subsidy bill was laid aside to permit Mr Bacon to continue his speech on the executive prerogative as the senate debated the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Spanish War Claims Referenced to Court of Claims
Washington February 4 the House passed the Senate bill to create a commission to adjudicate the Spanish war claims with an amendment sending the cases to the Court of Claims. The vote was 123 to 88.
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Washington
House
Senate
Am Commission
Court of Claims
Horses Must Pay Their Way At Daly Sale Purchases
Lord Clonmel's brother Frankfort and three-year-old Dartman arrive amid plans to keep the stock in the country for the season. Imported Dartwan Choate Cathalie Mor and Sis-trum brood mare may be shipped abroad. Clonmel sails February 20. Training wired to Charles F. Wi at Monmouth Park, with the horses aimed at Futurity Realization and Belmont engagements.
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New York
Frankfort
Manburg
Clonmnel
Dartwan
Choate
Cathalie Mor
Sistrum
Lord Clonmel
Coney Island
Helmont
West Chester
Chicago
Dartman
Futurity
Belemont
Realization
Champion
Charles F. Wi
Monmouth Park
Dominion to purchase Canadian telegraph systems
New York February report says the Dominion government plans to buy and operate Canada’s telegraph network under the post office department, with possible similar steps for the telephone. Surplus projections up to 7 million dollars fuel optimism as business leaders favor imperial control of cross-ocean wires.
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New York
Dominion
Canada
Post Office
Great Beitrain
Uberal
Great Britain
Globe
Une Edicine
Senate Jokes On Subsidy Bill Amid Marshall Ceremony
Washington Feb 4 The Senate met to join House ceremonies honoring former Chief Justice Marshall. A California invitation to witness the launching of the Uethip Ohio was read. Debates over transacting business under the agreement led to a vote to move to the House hall as the subsidy bill looms. The House then takes up a bill to adjudicate U S claims against Spain by treaty provision, postponed earlier.
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Washington
Senate
House of Representative
Marshall
California
San Francisco
House
Tom Frye
Jones
Ark
Spain
National Bank Charters Extended by House Vote
The House passed the bill renewing the charters of national banks in a move to extend their operation. The measure, reported from Washington, targets financial institutions nationwide and aligns with federal banking oversight.
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Washington
House
New Face Forged for Victim After Barber Attack
Emanuel Murray, badly disfigured by a barber, will receive a rebuilt face at Cooper hospital. Surgeons will graft hair and skin, with tissue from friends offered. Cleera Dorsey, the barber, has been jailed and faces murder assault charges as Murray awaits reconstruction.
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Camden
Newt
Emanuel Murrray
Cooper Hospital
Cleera Dorsey
Muriaiy
Dorsey
Murray
Muray
Snow Delays Demonstration in Syeka County
Snow disrupts planned demonstration against the Joins Feit with Mrs Nation postponing to tomorrow at 7 AM. She toured local stores, including Habeari drug store, warning the proprietor after finding fingers in the basement and threatening action if liquor sales continue. Porter and wife depart Paris for Roland to attend Queen Victoria’s royal wedding ceremonies.
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Syeka
Kan
Habari
Natian
Ue Jones
Rushed the lines in the darkness during heavy rain
London reports Lord Kielmanner in South Africa sending details to the War Office. A night assault near Bethel and Mi Baye, under a 1400-strong Boer force with two guns, left our men scattered but some were rescued. Ambulances captured and wounded returned. forces noted at Denisdorp and Meburg driving back foes.
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London
Lord Kiel
South Af
War Office
Vasanitias
Fontein
Niun
Campbell
Mi Baye
Porto Ricans Protest Revenue Act To U S Senate
A San Juan protest dated February 4 objects to the Puerto Rico revenue act rushed through the island's legislative assembly and signed at midnight The delegates claim the act contravenes local law and seeks U S Senate intervention They announce plans to petition Washington for its repeal and demand action by the U S government
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Fox
San Juan
Saldana
Porto Rico
Benn
Senate of the United States
Fgolis
Weineton
Porsiewm
Uci
Ohio Governor Faces Jeffries Ruhlin Fight Decision
New York reports quote Governor Nash of Ohio awaiting a Cincinnati judge ruling on whether the Jeffries Ruhlin bout is a hexing exhibition or a prize fight. If judged a hexing contest the match may proceed. if a prize fight the event could be canceled. The Ohio chief executive must enforce the law regardless of outcome.
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New York
Feld
W. A. Brady
J. J. Jeffrien
Nash
Ohio
Jeffries
Nesh
Not Likely To Fight In Cincinnati Boxing Showdown
Cincinnati headlines report that Jekies and Rain Wid Martin along with Childs are training for two championship contests scheduled for February 1 in the city despite Governor Nash actions. A court injunction remains pending as prosecutors, sheriff, and promoters argue over authority, with a hearing or postponement anticipated as legal maneuvers unfold.
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Mincinnati
Bob
Jekies
Rain
Erie Ihe Communicationa
Guvermar Nash
Sheri Paylor
Roth Pack Ims Company
le Ale Jette
Judesay
Hollister
Mottister
Nash
Khem
Lorlay
Jeffores-Ruhiin
Sheets
Columbus
Clavinnaui
Died in Sleeping Car During Overland Train Voyage
A man identified as T. Rhode was found dead in a lower berth of a tourist car aboard the northbound Overland Oveson express after passing Delta California. His remains were taken off at Tham using for inquest and will be returned to Hallack San Bernardino county California. He was en route to Treoma Washington from Hallack.
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Thinsmuir
Calif
Northband Overland Oveson Express
Delta
California
T. Rhode
Tamamuir
Rededink
Caroner
Hallack
San Bernardino County
Treoma
Washington
John Marshall Day Observed in Washington
Washington hosts John Marshall Day with ceremonies from February 4 to 7. The event featured a formal address, a reception, and a review of the day’s activities as guests toured the hall and chairs were arranged for attendees.
Bacon Wants To Know In Washington February Debate
The report notes a brief Washington moment on February 4 detailing a question about executive power to refuse. It references a speaker and a discussion about departmental rights and authority in government.
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Bacon
Steady Vote Report From Sulen Oregon Senate Race
In Sulen Oregon the senatorial tally shows Corbett leading with 28, followed by Smith, McBride and others. Hermann, Fulton, loore, Luwell receive single or minimal tallies. several absent.
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Sulen
Ore
Fei
Corbett
Smith
McBride
Hermann
Fulton
Loore
Luwell
Peace Tour Led by Commission to Aid Native Self Rule
The Peace Commission reports natives on Mindoro and Mindanao rising against insurgents, authorities promise to cease hostilities, and Americans will help organize provincial governments. Four commissioners plan a four week southern tour to study conditions and aid local self rule.
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The
Peace Commission
Manila
Mindwa
Aps al
Armericans
Souther Lugen
Povinede
Erimenta
Wiese
Southsern
Dugan
Weight
Ide
Orpleyes
Fragmented Telegrams From A Dull Market Scene
A compilation of garbled telegrams describes a dull market mood in the il market area and various political and social notes. Mentions Madrid, New York, Philadelphia, and other locales with scattered reference to storms, soldiers, and public figures, but details are unclear and fragmented.
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Banquo
King and
MR. Bacon
Post Office Department
Frye
National Bank Charters
New Jersey
Snow
Doughty
Porter
Paria
Roland
Wilhelmhin
Mecklenberg-Schwerin
Ruhlin
State of
John Marshall Day
Howe
Abe
Madrid
Steko
Aspen
Cali
Tina Green
George ‘Piilman
Heather
Sequitur
Christiana
Norway
Wi Askhe Sturthing
Bop
Anatora
Lebanon
Faldecker Creater
Philadelphia
Washinena
Somitor Davis
Minnesota
Movinwall
Lincoln
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