Battle over $50 million defense bill sparks united house
Washington March 9 members respond to the president’s call and vote 311 to 0 to place $50 million at the president’s discretion for national defense. Speakers note swift debate freedom to act and widespread support across parties.
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Wasuindtoy
House
of “Representatives
McKinley
Congress
Reed
National Defense
Cannon
Sayers
Appropriations Committee
Noted Speaker to Favor Dillon With Lecture March Sixteenth
Col Rogersoll, announced to discuss Dillon's views in a March lecture. He says opponents retreat to personal abuse rather than refute arguments, a claim the public may recognize as underscored by DePauw University ex-president Dr. J. John.
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Dillon
Togersoll
Ingercoll
Hiagh Foundation
Jibs John
DePauw ‘Univ
Did Man Make God or Did God Make Man Lecture At Dillon
A planned lecture by Dr. John on Col. Ingersoll and his objections to the Bible will be delivered in Dillon on the evening of March 16. Dr. John studied Ingersoll's works and submitted his manuscript for review to avoid misrepresentation. Ingersoll thanked him courteously but did not dispute the points. Tickets sell in advance with reserved seating and 50 cent admission at Judges.
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Sity
Col. Ingersoll
Dr. John
Joba
Dillon
Two Million Boxes Cas Carets Candy Cathartic Sold
The ad proclaims two million boxes sold annually with an expectation of three million by New Year. It credits Cascareta as a superior bowel regulator suitable for all year round and guarantees a cure.
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United States
Smoky Bill Sentenced for Furnishing Liquor to Minors
J L Humsfrey known as Smoky Bill was tried before Justice McGough this week for furnishing liquor to minors. He was found guilty and sentenced to 15 days in the county jail.
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J. L. Humsfrey
Smoky Bill
Justice McGough
Gibbonsville Mercantile Co Stockholders Meet
The stockholders of the Gibbonsville Mercantile Co. held a meeting yesterday afternoon to discuss corporate matters and potential actions.
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Gibbonsville Mercantile Co
Beauty and Power and Dr Pierce’s Gold Medical Discovery
A persuasive ad describes a woman's power arising from complete physical and mental health rather than perfection. It links bright eyes clear complexion and cheerful disposition to natural attractiveness and urges use of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to purify and invigorate the stomach and digestive system and improve blood and vitality.
General Rosecrans in critical condition in Missouri
General Rosecrans remains unconscious with best medical hope for recovery and Holy Communion may be given if he rallies. His family and notable figures are nearby as doctors report a fighting chance for life. Separate story notes counterfeiters Joseph Cature and companions held, with equipment seized during their arrest and a scheduled hearing before U S Commissioner Gray.
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Rosecrans
Carl Rosecrans
Toole
Montana
Call For Men to Enlist in Boston Navy Yards
Orders issued at Charlestown navy yards call for enlistment of men in several navy ratings including machinists artificers seamen ordinary seamen lands men firemen and coal passers. No clear quota or end date is given as recruiting continues until further orders.
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Boston
March
Charlestown
Warships Echo Spanish Prowess Amid Maine Aftermath
Havana notes the arrival of the Almirante Espenlo and Vizcaya boosts Spanish pride and fuels belief that war with the United States would not be severe. In Wilkes-Barre the Lattimer trial nears end as Prosecutor Scarlett argues the strikers had right of march and deputies overstepped.
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Havana
Almirante Espenlo
Vizcaya
Spain
United States
Martin
Wilkesbarre
Lattimer
Attorney Scarlett
The
Commonwealth
Belief Peace Will Hold in Spain U S Relations
A semiofficial Marseille agency reports after brief unease that peace will not be broken and relations between Spain and the United States remain amicable. Political figures say sensational dispatches wrongly suggested an aggressive tone and note the governments have not lost their friendly character.
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Maprio
Spain
United States
Towa Man to Head Exposition
An Iowa man connected with the Transmississippi exposition at Omaha says Wi L Buchanan of Iowa will be offered the director generalship and given general charge of the event. Buchanan formerly led the agricultural department at the Chicago World’s Fair and has served as minister to the Argentine Republic.
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Drs Moines
Omaha
Wi L Buchanan
Iowa
Buchanan
Chicago
Washington
Cashier Cleared in Grable Bank Assets Theft Case
The charges against cashier Clifton and assistant Salsbury for taking assets of the Grable bank have been dismissed. All assets and securities of the bank are noted as unaffected by the dismissal.
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Epuenvent
Clifton
Salsbury
Grable Bank
Coupon offer for free copy and catalogue of hits
A fragment notes a promotional offer promising one free copy from a list and a catalogue of popular hits. The language hints at a mail order or advertising pitch aiming to attract selections and request a response. No clear dates or organizations are identified in the legible text.
Steward Music House Catalogs Pianos and Organs Free
War scare in Wall Street causes slump in Cuban related stocks and London market declines. Enormous selling orders at the opening and losses from 3 to over 5 points with heavy blocks traded. Some rally later as short selling covered, but overall volatility and weak early prices.
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New York
March
Lee
London
St. Paul
Far East
Washington
Fragmentary 19th Century Trade Tensions Report
A fragmentary note describes tense economic behavior as settlers adjust after a scare. It mentions calm operators, a serious lingering impact, and New York stressing early sales amid a Spanish threat and flat securities.
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New York
Spain
Brules Sign the Treaty With Sioux Agreement Reached
Reports from Lower Brule agency say the negotiations led by Inspector James McLaughlin of the Indian bureau have succeeded. The agreement provides surrender of six or seven townships for relocation on the Rosebud reservation after obtaining signatures from Lower Brules there and consent from three fourths of male adults. Latent arrivals from Dawson include Thomas Graham and Thomas Elliott aboard the Farallon with $20,000 claimed. a nugget valued at 1066 was found on Eldorado creek and Skaguay reports 19 deaths in 16 months.
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OwaMperiain
Lower Brule
James ‘McLaughlin
Indian Bureau
McLaughlin
Rosebud, Reservation
Dawson
Startle
Farallon
Thomas Graham
Thomas Elliott
Dawson City
H. E. Peter
Indiana
Eldorado Creek
Skaguay
Judge Marshall Takes Oath as Supreme Court Judge
Jorrenson Orry Missouri March 9 Tudge W S Marshall of St Louis new judge of the supreme court took his position on the supreme bench today. The oath of office was administered to Judge Marshall by Judge T A Sherwood.
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Marshall
Jorrenson Orry, Mo
Tudge W. S. Marshall
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
T.A Sherwood
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