Senate Debates Financial Bill Amid Ten Minute Rule
The Senate continued the finance bill discussion in Washington with ten minute speeches from All leen of Iowa and Jones of Nevada. A test vote defeated Chandler’s amendment on international commissions, while the majority backed a provision favoring international bimetallism. The house Porto Rico tariff bill was postponed as debates on the legislative and judicial appropriations bill expanded into pensions and Missouri election methods.
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Washington
Ates
Allleen of
Lown
Manor Committee
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Nevada
Chandler
New Trampshire
Mnance Committee
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Missouri
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Benton
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Minnesota
Myr Chardler
New Hampshire
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Lindsay
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Kyle
South Dakota
United States
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Secretary of the Treasury
Boutelle
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Mlers
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Alr. Shasqulter
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Grosvenor
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Underwood
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Ming
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Jaanea
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Dudzett
Political Debate on Civil Service and Porto Rico Tariff
Fragmentary report shows House debates on striking civil service provisions from the legislative appropriation and reasserting them. discussion shifts to pensions, then to the Hawaii government bill and Porto Rico tariff, with Senate considering Hawaii, Hawaii relief for cases, and constitutional questions on territorial extension.
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Tate
Maine
Congress
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Cullom
Resignations Accepted for Northwest St Part Board
In a terse notice Gov Lind informed by Auditor Tarrell that W. Puller, Myers, Hyerton, and Leeman resigned amid charges of malfeasance. Four claim no wrongdoing. no salary exists, so they decline contesting the accusations. Successors to be appointed by town board chairs in vacant districts. The board now has one member remaining.
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Meh
Unser County
Hself
W. V. Puller
Myers
Hyerton
Leeman
Minneasota Young Men Elect Officers At Winona
Winona Minn Feb 17 The Minnesota Young Men's Christian Association elected officers with WH William Laird of Winona as president Nominees include Norman Owens of Two Harbors Lyman of St Paul Seckley of Minneapolis John Ailer of Duluth Millspanet of Winona C W Hertalesp of St Paul W Dye secretary J Seote Wilmarth Hamline N J Roberts Carleton M B Gorwa Macalester The state committee report shows 3800 college members and city associations 3 800 debt-free year end
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Winona Us
Winona
Minn
Minne
Drealdent
Whiinin
Laird
Nomas Owens
Two Harbors
Lyman
St Paul
Secley
Minnaupalis
Jota Ailer
Duluth
Millspanet
Winana
C. W
Shortage Incrtas hs Treasurer Banened Cash Shrinking
In Chaska Minnesota, the Treasurer Bongard list shows over 5000 dollars as of May 8 with no near end. A burglar alarm edge case found 100 dollars. the safe remains unopened. Sue, chair of the county commissioners, resigns to seek appointment as treasurer. Linenfelser and Simons among rivals, plus Brinkhouse and several others in the race.
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Trenaucer Banened
Chaska
Min
Bongard
Sue
Linenfelser
Envy Simons
John Brinkhouse
Uvld
Fire destroys Harris Produce potato warehouse
A Harris Minnesota potato warehouse owned by James Kirkland and used by Harris Produce burned. The blaze, thought to start from a stove, consumed about six car loads or four thousand bushels of potatoes with no insurance covering either building or stock.
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Fico Duron
Buytesa
Spada
Thush City
Minn
Harris Produce Company
Harris
James Kirkland
Wheatland Fire Destroys Three Buildings in Town
A basement blaze in Wheatland North Dakota on February 17 damaged J. M. Sullivan’s store, with contents and family household goods saved. The fire spread to C. B Patterson’s restaurant and then to a harness shop run by the Sitte Book firm, Leo Hylliday’s stock saved.
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Wheatland
N. D
J. M. Sullivan
Patterson
Sitte Book of
Leo Hylliday
Tragic Choking Death in Stern Family
In Souk Rapids Minnesota on May 17 a two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Stern choked on a piece of bread while eating a crust. Despite all efforts she died from strangulation.
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Souk Rapids
Min
Meb
Gottlieb Stern
Sheriff Isanring Sought In Milwaukee Shortage Case
Milwaukee, Feb 17. Frederick Isanring, late sheriff of Milwaukee county, is reportedly en route to the Cape Nome gold district in Alaska after a warrant was issued weeks ago for failing to render accounts for the last two quarters of his incumbency. Wester of this city claims to have seen Isenring in Helena, Montana, two weeks ago. Alleged shortage during 1808 amounts to several thousand dollars.
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Milwaukee
Frederick Isanring
Shevill
Millwaukee County
Cape Name
Alaska
George
Wester
Tsencing
Helena
Mont
Isenring
Tug captain Alonzo Cox killed by fall at boarding house
Alonzo A. Cox, a well known tug captain with twenty years on Ure Takes, died after falling down stairs at his Duluth boarding house. Earlier he suffered injuries when struck by a street car on return. Aged about fifty, he left a family in Mortiurma, Mich.
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Duluth
Minn
Alonzo A. Cox
Ure
Cox
Mort Iurona
Mich
The Lydick Claim and Washington Push
George T Lydick, seeking relief for his wife Nellie Lydick and their children, has gone to Washington to press claims before the Interior Department. He was endorsed at a recent public meeting and hopes for favorable departmental action.
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Cass Viake
Mint
George T Lydick
Nellie Lydick
Washington
Interior Department
Ay. Lydick
Brakeman Irving Amith Killed in Wisconsin Central Accident
Prentice Wis. Irving Amith brakeman for the Wisconsin Central railway was run over by four freight trains last night while attempting to wake a coupling. He died from injuries, with a severe leg wound near the body.
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Prentice
Wis
Irving Amith
Wisconsin Central Railway
Fire destroys school. few escape unharmed
A fire burned a brick school building starting in the basement. loss estimated at 15000 dollars with 5000 covered by insurance. The blaze trapped 400 children who escaped without injury.
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Schoot
Charles Oly
Jone
Choe
Acquittal in Minn Murder Case Ends Complex Trial
Droost acquits Charles Beost charged with complicity in the murder of Cat Miller near Eden Valley. Miller, jailed on charges of intimate relation with Gaspar Schmidt, was found dead by hanging. Grand jury indicted Brest Hon Schmidtua Selundera Kickbush and Dougherty. Brest’s acquittal may lead to dismissal of remaining charges.
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Jaciield
Minn
Charles Beost
Chiutyeu
Cat Milgr
Cat Miller
Wee
Gaspar Schidt
Eden Valley
Miler
Eacuw Valley
Miller
Iminder
Credance
Charles Brest
Philip Hon
Gasper Selunider
Willian Kickbush
John Dougherty
Broest
Brest
Northern Pacific Wreck In icy rail tunnel accident
A Northern Pacific train derailed after crossing Glylde near Heleun in a tunnel. The engine rolled 200 feet down a mountainside and the rest of the cars piled up in the tunnel. Several crew members were badly injured and a brakeman named Lurensen is missing. It will take about twenty four hours to clear the wreck and through trains will be rerouted.
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Freman
wasLurensen
Helen Los- Ditul
Ron
Destructive Fire Destroys Aberdeen Block in South Dakota
A major blaze hit Gowdle 8 D. on a northwest wind at I. Hy Ward's general store, collapsing the entire business block. Firefighters confined the fire with difficulty, but losses reached about 100000 dollars, largely insured.
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South Dakota
Aberdeen, & T
Gowdle
I. Hy Ward
Pupil Arrested for Smoking in Winona Schools
Superintendent Tormey announces the arrest of minor pupil Rollo Clement for smoking on the track and the arrest of storekeeper Mrs Anna Mittmowski for selling tobacco to another minor. Dorney aims to curb tobacco use among school children.
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Waa
Provrentions
Winona
Minn
Tormey
Rollo Clement
Anna Mittmowski
Dorney
Forty-Eight Chinese to be Deported from Fargo Coast Trip
United States Marshal Haggart Jamves and twelve deputies escort forty eight Chinese nationals ordered deported by Judge Amidon for violating immigration exclusion. They will travel in two expeditions to the Northern Pacific and sail aboard the Olympia from Port Townsend on February twenty eight. In Watertown, the land office reports January receipts the largest since the current administration began. There were 54 homestead entries covering 6,856 acres, 34 final proofs, 4,920 acres, 31 entrance entries, 4,288 acres. total cash receipts reached 11.
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N. D
United States
Haggart Jamves
Wdudge Amidon
Pacific
Lie Olympia
Port Townsend
Watertown
Land Office
Cold wave hits Black Hills towns with 32 below temperatures
Cola in South Dakota Deadwood February 18 reports bitter cold across the region. The thermometer stood 32 degrees below zero yesterday morning in Lead Rapid City Bellefourche and Deadwood. A strong north wind caused cattle on the ranges to suffer.
Des Moines House Defeats Normal School Bill
In Des Moines the normal school bill failed in the house by a vote of 47 to 18. The measure would have established three state normal schools on the Educational Association’s recommendation. The house action came as a surprise to many observers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Educational Association
Saloonkeeper in Ipswich Charged in Insurance Fraud Case
Detective Lewellyn arrested HL Ll Laper of Ipswich on defrauding an insurer claim alleging padded inventories and two arson-like incidents at his saloon. Laper, once a Minneapolis barber, faces charges. Samuel Sheffield appointed receiver for Sturgis Water Co by Judge Moore, with J J Davenport named manager to oversee company property.
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Sioux City
Iowa
George Lewellyn
HL ‘Ll
Laper
Ipswich, &. D
Sturgis, & D
Samuel
Sheffield
Moore
Sturgis Water Company
Sir. Shefield
J. J. Davenport
Bli
Mission Work Assignment in Minnesota Parish
Assigned to Mission Work in White Earth Minnesota on February 17 Rev Father Widelia Lauking G8 3 of St John’s Abbey has been assigned to duty and to assist Hey Wather Aloy sure O L In conducting the Gath ulic mission work of the reservation.
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White Eurth
Minn
Father Widelia Lauking
St. John's Abbey
Hey. Wather Aloy
Fire razes Norway estate store and offices
Fire destroyed the Norway estate building with a lower story housing a general store and a drug store and the upper story used for offices. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars.
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Oteretil
Afertdd
Whi
Iteh
Llek Bisek
Norway Estate
In Memory of Lincoln Annual Banquet in Chicago
The Lincoln banquet at Delmonico is described with decor and speakers. Henry B. Wloekurshan presided as banquet head, while Gov. Russell Mount Huisferd J G Cobbison and others spoke at the event. Senator Depew gave the principal address. crowd reached about 1000 with guests.
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Chica
Ohlenga
Fel
Plotiutes
Tincoln
Abelinley
Dewey
Seley
Sampson
Elitb
Henry B. Wloekurshan
Anti-Trust Conference Shows Progress at Mirat Day
At the Mirat anti-trust conference in Chicago the first day closed with notable activity. About a dozen or more speeches were delivered while the resolution committee worked, and a set of resolutions was drafted urging government ownership of railways and telegraphs, ending special legislative privileges, and petitions for popular demand.
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Chicago
National Anti-Trust League
Mai
Central Music Hall
Fucas Faw Woilic Prompts Boxing Challenge in Brooklyn
Feb 14 in New York Bob Pitzsimons the pugilist was spotted in a Brooklyn theater box by a speaker who sang a verse to the ex champion The crowd boos and calls for a speech Then ring announcer Ygnorian vows to post forfeit of 5000 in Manhattan and challenges Jeffries to another fight Corbett remark follows as mock reaction
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Washington
Taite
Sulzer
New York
Grosvenor
Ohio
Chicago
House
Groavenor
West
Civil Service
Committee of the Whale
Ue House
Saya
Fiene Chimpion
Bob Pitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Nu Layprayisa Sliger
Champon
Vhis
Yella
Witz
Rimimous
Ygnorian
Manhattan
Jeffries
Corbett
Illvsimimons
New York Presbytery Votes Not to Try Dr Meiffert
The New York presbytery voted 77 to 39 not to try Dr Arthur G Meiffert at the Walden Theological Seminary on charges of heresy. The body, by resolution, said its December decision to disavow his teachings was sufficient and the charges would not be pursued.
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New York
Meauert
Paralyzed Panis Workmen At Exposition Annex
Chicago reports reveal a telegram from Paris stating the steel skeleton of the exposition machinery building has been completed. American workers were brought to Paris to erect the structure starting February 2, and the rapid progress astonished the public works crew.
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Chicago
Uuneral Peck
Paris
Pris
Thia
Siberian Grant Grants Mining Rights to American Firm
Vladivostok reports an imperial decree granting foreign mining rights for the first time in Siberia. The Clarkson company, an American concern, secures a concession to conduct general mining in the maritime provinces, excluding Okhotsk and Kamtschatka.
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Siberia
Clarkson Company
Maritime
Oklotogk
Kamtschatka
Clashing Reports as Colombian Crisis Draws Near Bogota
Persistent reports say Colombian insurgents close to Bogota, pressuring a government anxious to avoid a wider crisis. Officials fear disaffection within the military and civil service as tensions mount toward an imminent end.
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Dogota
Kingston
Jam
Bogota
Ship Goes Ashore Near Jersey Shore
The British ship Edinburgh ran aground near the Monmouth life saving station on the Jersey coast around 10 last evening while en route from Cape Town to New York. Commanded by Captain T Webster, she faced a perilous incident near Pleasant.
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Edinburgh
Marnsqunn
Jersey Shore
Polit Pleasant
Cape Town
T. Webster
Woman and six children die in fire at Stoney Creek home
Fire consumed Martha Smith's residence near Stoney Creek destroying the home and killing the woman and six children. The cause remains a mystery.
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Tatersburg
Vin
Martha Smith
Stoney Creek
Steamer Antrew Coregic Released From Flood Jam
The Antrew Coregic of the Wilson transport company, last of the vegetable laden ships held in a flood jam, was released yesterday in Buffalo. Estimated damage from the incident is $15,000.
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Buffalo
Wilson Trans
UntomMited Meograwme visitor in city sights curious tale
A fragment describes a visitor named Jim Kansag walking through a city and encountering a peculiar bridge scene. Mention of a Native-Well and figures Biren Thattimore Amertenn appears, with a sense of sudden surprise as the man observes Wattied eral Feysten.
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Jim Kansag
Eral Feysten
Rarineles on Ocean Cattery Investigations reveal rope risks
Investigations into cable laying in the Podihe Ocean show that if not on the reef bottom, lines accrue seaweed, becoming heavy enough to break. A quack remedy offers stomach and organ cures, touting digestive and liver benefits.
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Podihe
Exypurgating Typewriter Boosts Speech to Print News
A quirky invention aims to transcribe spoken words automatically. The device, described as a talking typewriter, would convert speech into written text, promising hands free drafting and rapid output for American users.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised For Blood Purification
Testimonial from a man and woman praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for kidney pain backache and general relief. Readers report improved strength and health after taking the remedy and claim cures for catarrh and indigestion.
Sarsapartha Dolce Disappoints Blood Raid Hood’s Pilla Cure Liver
A fragmented Chicago Times Herald report recalls a dramatic domestic dispute. A wife laments Georga’s lack of love after discovering a life insurance letter and a questionable medical cure plan.
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Maining
Georga
Wanna
Wes
Chicago
Tintes-Thorald
Success for the dairy care and milking details
Advice emphasizes best results in milk and butter production. It calls for proper milking and scrupulous cleanliness of all vessels, washed with hot Ivory Bonp soap, rinsed in cold water, and then dried in the sun.
Noted Busy Writer Known as the Lounger
A Mianomer notes Ilo is among the busiest people alive spending days digging nayay to the brary and nights writing. His long chapters are signed The Lounger in the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Frayed Orator Jests On Length Of Speech
The Indianapolis Press notes a playful exchange where an orator jokes his speech was too long and heavy with words, while a friend contends it was not, suggesting brevity would have improved the talk. The quip reflects wartime era style and a light editorial tone.
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Tam
Indianapolis Press
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