Liberals Choose Bannerman Leader as Parliament Opens
New York dispatch reports Liberal meeting selecting Henry Campbell-Bannerman as leader. Queen's Speech expected tomorrow with no major items. anticipated reforms include London municipal reorganization, education boards, worker housing purchase act, Irish agriculture department, water regulation, limited company reform, food adulteration laws, and Irish amnesty measures.
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London
England
Wales
Department of Agriculture
Ireland
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Trish
Catholic University
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Final Vote on Peace Treaty Ratified by Senate
The treaty of peace with Spain, negotiated at Paris, was ratified by the United States Senate in executive session with 27 yeas and 7 nays, meeting the two thirds requirement. The vote followed a tense, private roll call as secrecy shields remained until after.
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Gorman
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Hoar
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Mexican and Central American Steamship Company to Start Service
Plans are set to inaugurate a new passenger and freight steamer service between Southern California and ports on the west coast of Mexico and Central America. The service will operate under the Mexican flag, run by the Mexican and Central American Steamship Company chartered under Mexican law.
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Col
California
Mexico
Central America
American Steamship Company
Mexican auxiliary navy tied steamers planned for mail service
The venture, led by Capt A. Smith of this city, plans six 1800 ton steamers to carry Mexican and US mails with Mexican pilots on board forming part of the Mexican auxiliary navy. Vessels will connect with the Ward line to New York via the Tehuantepec railroad.
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Pacific Mail
Cme DU
Ward
New York
Tehaintepec
Railroad sale decree aims to settle large judgment
In Topeka Kansas Judge Foster has entered a decree for sale of the Leavenworth Topeka and Southwestern railroad to satisfy a 1 705 692 dollar judgment held by the American Loan and Trust Company of New York. Hiram B Dillon is appointed special master in chancery. bidding日期 not fixed.
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Santa Fe
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Cuban disbandment movement eyed as Gomez wields influence
From Havana a New York dispatch reports Cuban leader Gomez is poised to disband troops after negotiating with the United States for a $3,091,008 accord. Pro-Gomez factions favor conceding to his policy while insurgent leaders and newspapers show mixed reactions, with sentiment leaning toward peaceful industry and orderly settlement. M Quesada tours Matanzas Province praising President McKinley as he moves to shore up support.
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May Renounce His Allegiance
A London dispatch to the Times discusses Prince Alfred's death and the potential heir shifts within Saxe Coburg. It notes the Duke of Connaught's possible choices between British command and German sovereignty, and suggests circumstances may compel a rapid decision amid Alfred's poor health. Maritime movements include ships at Mare Island and preparations to sail for the Philippines with coal and military supplies.
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Panama Strikers Stay Firm as Government Maintains Transit
The Panama strike persists with the government praised for enforcing transit across the isthmus under the treaty with the United States. Soldiers uphold the laws and order remains quiet as the situation continues.
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Colombia
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United States
American artist John Alexander wins Lip-Pincock prize
Philadelphia February 7 Walter Lip Pincock prize for best figure picture in the Pennsylvania Society of Fine Arts exhibition awarded to John Alexander the American artist living in Paris for his painting A Ray of Sunlight.
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Noted Lawyer Irving Brown Dead in Buffalo
Noted lawyer and writer Irving Brown died at his Buffalo home at age 66. He long served as editor of the Albany Law Journal, shaping legal commentary and practice for years.
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Irving Brown
Albany Law Journal
Teething Remedy Advertises Mrs Winslow’s Syrup
Fragmentary ad copy touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain and wind colic and diarrhoea. The text is garbled with misspellings but clearly markets the product to soothe babies.
Porto Rican Government Seeks Civil Rule End to Military Rule
Porto Rico faces dissatisfaction as a colonial commission is seen as a step toward civil government. Prominent figures like Matoso Rivera critique Gen. Henry's land tax order, arguing reforms should be Porto Ricans' own. The measure aims for July 1 implementation, with expected revenue near 1.9 million pesos.
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Associated Press
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Porto Rico
Matiose Rivera
Senor Rivera
Gen. Henry
Manage Rivera
Matienzo
Ponce
Rossy
San Juan
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Manoso Rivera
Henry Cubine
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Southern Pacific to absorb Central Pacific plan likely
New York Feb 6 The Journal and Advertiser says a reorganization plan for the Central Pacific tied to government debt settlement will be announced within ten days. Major interests including Mrs Leland Stanford and Speyer & Co have consulted with the syndicate. London reports say Central Pacific stock will swap into Southern Pacific with about a ten percent premium, abrogating the Central Pacific lease and absorbing the property.
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Journal and Advertiser
Central Pacific
Prac
Speyer & Co
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