Senate Debates Expansion Policy in Moving Times
In Washington on January 26 the Senate discussed expansion policy. Mr Turner of Washington opposed speakers like Senator Foraker, urging constitutional arguments against recent utterances. The House debated post office funding, defeating proposals to retain certain Southern mail routes and pneumatic tube service spending, while recommitting discussions on newly acquired territory funds.
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Gen Eagan Notified as Court Martial Ordered
Gen Egan is relieved of duties as commissary general while a court martial is prepared. Lieut Col George B Davis takes charge. War Department says charges remain private until presented to the judge advocate and the court for possible publicity.
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California Deadlock in Salt Un delded Senate Race
California deadlock in the Sacramento senatorial contest shows shifts on the twenty-second ballot with Bulla gaining four votes and Barnes L. The Grant Burns forces hold firm, while other candidates including Bulls Barnes Scott Bard Estee and Fulton receive scattered support. Ros enfeld and White among others appear with minor tallies.
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Conquest of Mount Sarmiento Reported Near Valparaiso
Climmor Connogy reports De Witt’s climb attempt toward Mount Sarmientos in Valparaiso. Conway’s team reaches Punt Are Way and ascends toward the unnamed summit. Mount Sarmiento is described as a remarkable Terra del Fuego peak on the Gabriel Channel’s south side, with an estimated height of about 0,010 feet above sea level.
Printers in Trouble In Havana Arrests Spread Obscene Lit
In Havana on January 20 Juan Ponz and six other printers were arrested for connecting a central bureau for distributing obscene literature. Col Evans presides over the police board in addition to his other duties.
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Dorsey Found Guilty in Hirst National Bags Case
Omaha Jan. 20 Frank M Dorsey former cashier of the failed Hirst National Bags of Ponca Neb was found guilty on counts charging making false reports to controller and other irregularities in the banking affair
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Cantellanoy Complains Of Clans Murdering Ex Volunteers
Gen Timinesoa Cantellanoy, former Cuban general, writes Gov Brooke claiming Cuban ex Spanish volunteers in Santa Clara are being killed. He cites eight assassinations in Annehuelo and Desperanyza in a week, with Sagua Jaya as a site. Governor General refers to Maj. Gen. Bates to take prompt measures to punish the guilty and stop further violence.
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Cuban Tobacco Trust Plan With American Capital Unfolds
New York Herald correspondent reports Gustave Bock outlining a plan to form a Cuban tobacco trust with American capital to buy Havana cigar factories and secure tobacco lands in Havana and Pinar del Rio. He cites a $100 million bank pledge and possibly $500 million for land, with output dropped by half due to insurgency and prices rising about 50 percent. The deal hinges on coordinating thousands of stakeholders from Mexico to Spain.
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Riot at Negro Saloon Ends Fatally in Chattanooga
In a Chickamauga area engagement two United States Army soldiers and a barkeeper were shot during a dispute over change in a negro saloon. Sergeant J. Williams was fatally wounded in the abdomen, John Reed was shot in the thigh and chest, and Toula Brown the bartender was shot twice in the lungs. another soldier wounded, Williams likely to die.
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Scott for Senator Nominated by Wet Virginian Republicans
In Charleston West Virginia on January 20 N B Scott internal revenue commissioner and Republican national committee member was nominated for United States senator by a joint legislative caucus. Eighteen ballots occurred with final tallies 28 for Beatt, 16 for Go, and 8 for Gary. Election certainty remained doubtful due to Republican plurality and Democratic push by John Mc Graw who holds 47 votes to keep one or two Republicans from their party.
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Treasury experts reorganize board of ten for year
Washington Jan 20 The secretary of the treasury reorganized the government board of ten experts for the coming year. On Feb 16 the board will meet in New York to set standard tens for customs collectors. New members include H B Montgomery New York E A Schoyer Chicago and A P Irwin Philadelphia.
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New York
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George McMurray
Chicago
Charles B. Platt
San Francisco
Herbert Woodworth
Boston
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A. P. Irwin
Philadelphia
Aliens Prohibited From Owning Placer Mines in B C
The British Columbia legislature passed an act to bar aliens from owning placer mines and obtained the lieutenant governor's assent. The law takes effect immediately.
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Victoria
B. C
Fits Wagn His Jaw. Toledo News Brief on Boxing Offer
Robert Mitz simmonsssued a long statement scoring O'Rourke and Sharkey and offering to arrange a motel with Sharkey if he signs articles within two weeks. He says he will waive everything for a fight but insists the articles require twenty five rounds or more and will bet side money as large as his opponent desires.
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Jax
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General Blanton Surges in Recovery Hopes at Washington
Gen Blanton is said to be maintaining the improvement shown recently. Friends express renewed optimism about his condition and potential recovery in Washington on January 20.
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Blanton
Tug Fire Damages Bayfield Tugboat in Tan. 20
Upper works of the tug N. Bonths burned off near Bayfield Wisconsin. Loss estimated at 750 dollars, covered by insurance. Fire started by an incendiary. Tug will be repaired before navigation opens.
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Washington News in Early Senate and House Actions
Washington reports show a light senate session with sixteen private pension calendar items passed and a joint resolution honoring Clara Barton and Red Cross officials. The House approved the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill, while debate centered on imperialism and canal policy. The day also featured a state funeral for Nelson Dingley and ongoing naval personnel reform.
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Young Wife Fakes Identity to Flee Husband
Chicago report reveals Rosie Gagne and apparent sister Gertie Wallace are the same person after Wallace confessed. Disguised with a short dress and braided hair, she claimed inheritance plans were fabrications. Mrs Gagne denied having a sister and noted her husband failed to recognize her due to a facial defect.
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Carliste readiness hints at Don Carlos field signal
London dispatch cites Paris Daily Graphic report that Carlistes prepare to rise in spirit. Don Carlos reportedly resolved to take the field as chiefs announce readiness and await a signal. In Nebraska, John Peterson family suffers trichiosis poisoning. twelve members affected, oldest daughter died, mother gravely ill.
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Mill Executive Shot by Unknown Assailants in Allentown
Max Wolfe of New York, president of Talice Silk Manufacturing, was shot at in Allentown by assailants Morris Zindestein and another unnamed man. Two bullets struck him, with details and motives unclear.
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Wisconsin Tussle Thin Weel
In Madison yesterday afternoon and again in the evening Republicans adjourned until 11 o clock. McGrath Stephenson and Bong Jones led adjournment attempts as ballots were counted with no seat changes from the afternoon. By the fourteenth ballot Dengel joined Stephenson, bringing totals to 56 needed for choice. adjournment likely until next week with Gov Scofield a possible candidate.
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Hy Stephenson
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Spanish Troops Return as Mindanao Insurrection Grows
Dispatch from General Rios reports Spain pulling troops home while unrest spreads in Mindanao. Numerous Mohammedans are said to be in the island with fanatics urging a holy war and movement toward full revolt.
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Rios
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Southern Minnesota Horticultural Society Meeting Held in Spring Valley
The sixth annual meeting of the Southern Minnesota Horticultural Society assembled in Spring Valley at Avinory hall on January 19 and 20. About seventy five varieties of apples from Minnesota and nearby towns were shown in exhibit with a lively but informal program featuring local literary and musical talent.
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Burglars Fail in Bank of Plate and Norwood After Sheriff Fight
In Glenene Minnesota on January 20 burglars attempted a theft at the Bank of Plate but were unable to enter. The same gang tried a Norwood butcher shop, where a marshal interrupted them. four shots were fired but no one was harmed and the criminals escaped.
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Two Mond Votes Gained by Clark on Joint Ballot
Helena Montana January 20 The eighth joint ballot shows two more votes for W A Clark of Butte who received 28 to 3 for Conrad The Republicans cast 15 votes for Col Malone of Miles City Other votes were Dr Fox 5 Maj Mattinis 6 Foole 4 Mantte 2 Miartning 1 Henry 1 absent 1
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Youngest McCauley Son Burned To Death In Fire
Jan 20 Ackley Iowa reports tragedy as RR McCauley’s youngest son, feeble minded, plays near stove and catches fire. His clothes ignite and he jumps into bed. flames spread before the house is saved.
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Augusta House Endorses Expansion Policy Resolution
A resolution endorsing the expansion policy at the administration and inviting President McKinley to visit Augusta passed the house by a rising vote amid mock enthusiasm. The item reflects civic support for expansion and presidential engagement in August, Maine.
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Monastery attacked by wolves. monk killed in Carpathians
Fragmentary dispatch reports pack of wolves emboldened by hunger attacking a monastery at Lepeyean in the Moldavian mountains. One friar killed before authorities say the incident was settled by arbitration amid broader news from Europe and North America.
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Fight Hevolared in Galveston Boxing Card Off
In Galveston Texas a twenty five round glove contest between Joe Choynski and Jim Hall was declared off due to sheriff interference. Reported wreckage from the cabin of a new boat off Port Hadson near Tan! 20.
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Jim Hall
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Murdered in Paris Mystery of Mme Negrier Case
Wonnas found murdered in Paris. Mme Negrier aged 82 sister in law of Gen Negrier. A male servant, named in her will, has been arrested in connection with the case.
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Birthday of Gen. Lee Observed in Raleigh
Gen. Robert E. Lee’s birthday was quietly observed in Raleigh North Carolina January 20 with banks closed and both houses of the legislature adjourning after sessions out of respect for the great Southern leader. Elsewhere the Sultan in Constantinople on January 26 grew concerned over the Young Turk movement as recruits increase daily.
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Gate of Bees In Winton Winter Care for Hives
A period excerpt advises beekeepers to keep hives undisturbed through winter unless warm days allow cautious checking. It warns against moving bees during cold weather, explains why arousal harms bees, and stresses snow as protection. Proper hive placement and winter management are outlined.
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Hees
Colorado Experiment Station Sheep Dips and Market Squabs
The Colorado Experiment Station lists various sheep dip formulas including Australian Dip Sulphur, Copperas Dip, Flour of Sulphur in water, Curtice Dip with tobacco, Milk of Lime, Tobacco Decoction, Arsenite of Soda Dip, Carbolic Acid and Corrosive Sublimate mixes, Kerosene Emulsion and Pure Kerosene, Alcohol, and Whale Oil Soap. It also notes squabs and capons for market, with processing tips and shipping guidance, emphasizing dry picking and whole-head retention, plus general labeling and handling cautions.
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