Indian Bill Moves Through Senate and House Actions
Secretary Hay forwards an important bill on commercial development as the United States expands markets. In Washington, Jan 30, the House debates privilege and conference on the army bill while agricultural funding rises to 94,377,220. The Senate passes the Indian appropriation bill amid ship subsidy opposition and a push to advance appropriation measures. Secretary Hay’s letter to Congress highlights rapid U.S. trade progress and growing prominence in world markets with foreign interest in American machinery and labor-saving methods.
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Hay
Congress
United States
Washington
Stephens
Tex
Flynn
Oklahoma
Hull
Richardson
Wadeworth
Senate
J. R. Burton
Kansas
RB. J. Gamble
South Dakota
Burton
Baker
Gamble
Kyle
Senator Turner
Wash
Frye
Wprnd
Department of State
Britain
Germany
Opinion on export studies prompts new trade edition request
John Hay urges Congress to authorize 10000 copies of the Review of the World's Commerce and 3000 copies of Commercial Relations to aid manufacturers and exporters in facing future competition. The note accompanies a push for increased access to foreign industry data. In Paterson, three men convicted of murder receive lengthy hard labor sentences.
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Congress
John Hay
Pat
Kerr
Dixon
Jennie Bosschieter
McAlister
Campbell
Death
Tragedy at Sea as Bark Burns, Crew Presumed Lost
A Mobile dispatch reports the British steamship Governor Blake sighted a burning bark about 100 miles from Mobile bar. The Mary from New York is believed sunk with the entire crew, flames preventing rescue as seamen clung to rigging before the vessel vanished at dusk. Captain James Hunter noted the high seas hindered any attempt at rescue.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
Mobile
Ala
Blake
Grand Cayman
Mary
James Hunter
Mobile Bar
Indians Not Violent and Dispatches From Abroad
Washington reports no violence from Indians in Oklahoma districts with Chitto Harjo Crazy Snake arrested and protected railways. also notices Consul Hay to sail for home and Sibutu and Cagayan islands to the United States per treaty terms. Gibson taken back to Catlettsburg after murder indictments. suit filed in Cincinnati. Flynn dies in Kansas City. Field Marshal Count Gourke dies near Iver.
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Washington
War Department
Fitzhugh Lee
Department of the
Johnson
Henrietta
Dixon
Geni
Hay
Cape Town
Adelbert
United States
Pretoria
State Department
South Africa
William D. Gordon
Illinois
Johannesburg
Mr. Hay
Gibson
Maysville
William Gibson
Catlettsburg
Fire destroys Frankel Bros store in Des Moines
A fire at Frankel Bros department store on Sixth and Walnut streets in Des Moines early Tuesday caused over 500000 dollars in property loss. The blaze spread quickly from the clothing department, destroying stock and building. surrounding structures including the Des Moines National Bank and Utica Clothing Co suffered damage while the First National Bank was saved with minor losses. Estimated total loss reaches 682000 with 600000 insured. Frankels’ loss about 450000 with 300000 insured.
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Des Moines
Frankel Bros
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Des Moines National Bank
Utica Clothing Company
Seeley
Frankel
First National Bank
Seeley Department
Frankels
Frankel Brothers Des M Marx
Alta Sneet
C. Ww
Primary election bill introduced in Wisconsin legislature
Madison Wisconsin January 29 a primary election bill was introduced in both houses and sent to privileges and elections committees. Assemblyman B Ray Stevens authored it and it aligns with the governor’s views. It aims to abolish caucuses and conventions with direct voter nominations and requires two percent petition signatures per candidate.
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Madison
Wis
B. Ray Stevens
Minnesota
Springfield
Senate
Allen
Ill
Nohe
Chicago & Alton
Curtis
Judiciary Committee
King Edward and Salisbury cordial relations noted
A compact notice lists cordial relations between King Edward VII and Lord Salisbury with no foundation for Salisbury resigning. It mentions proclamations at Pretoria and other officials present, indicating stable leadership during imperial affairs.
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Edward
Salisbury
King Edward
Lord Salisbury
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Edward VII
Carrie Nation
Gov. Stanley
Kansas
Nebraska
Montana
Oregon
Delaware
Li Hung Chang
Peking
Viscomte Henri de Bornier
Paria
Belgiu
Cuba
New Republic
Indiana
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Kansas City
Badger” Moore
New York
Admiral Rodger
Roosevelt
Colorado
William Dewitt Wallace
Lafayette
Ind
Londonderry
Dunail Hi Hande
Tehpeming
Mich
Petroleum
W. Va
James O'Leary
Springfield
Jeffries-Ruhtin
Cincinnati
Lansing
Detroit & Chicago Traction Company
Queen Victoria
Lord Pauncefote
United States
Victoria
Washington
Choate
Great Britain
The Markets Grain Prices and Livestock Reports
Chicago markets show quiet wheat gains and steady barley while corn and oats ease. hogs and cattle move mixed with firming pork and higher lard, and eggs butter and poultry feed varied. regional cattle and sheep futures indicate a softer year, with prices for native beef and lambs outlined across multiple classes.
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Chicago
Jan
Rebrutary
Sic
Burbanks
Peerlees
Hebrons
Ings
South Omaha
Neb
Texas
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Voanel
Lee Saya
Spain
Ralles
Madrid
Sibutu
Cagayan de Jolo Islands
Cagayan Islands
Philippine Archipelago
Jeffries Ruhlin
Court of Common Pleas
John R. Flynn
The
Alliance
St. Petersburg
Count Gourke
Scharow
Iver
Frankel Brothers
Wisconsin
Redwood Falls
Minn
Samuel Andrews
Wabasso
Faribault
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Sun
Ohio Street
Tallora
National Custom Cutters’ Association
Telato Agalski
Count Tolstoi
Pingree
Supreme Court
Ingham County
Nation
Topeka
Kan
Lota
P. Defoire
Devils Lake, N. D
Grand Forks, N. D
Ripans
Devils Lake
F. T, Fox
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