Mexican Treaty Faces Strong Senate Opposition
The Mexican Treaty renews debate in the United States Senate with opponents arguing it may allow large quantities of foreign goods to enter Mexican ports and reach U.S. shores duty-free, threatening customs revenue. The vote deadline is January 18, with opponents likely to try to talk it to death.
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United States Senate
Senate
Board of Supervising
James A. Dumont
John Fehrenbatch
St. Louis
Memphis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Buffalo
New Orleans
Board Steel
Var Wyock
Senate Committee On Publc Lands
Ven Wyck
Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas Land Grant
Niagatia
Dili
Niagara
Niagara Company
New York
Lakes Erie
Ontario
The Nutt trial and other 19th century notices
A busy day at the Nutt trial with witnesses chiefly relatives detailing boyhood behavior and a noted decline after the father’s death. Separate reports describe Amelia Olson found dead near Curacao with possible violence, and Vienna reports a Trieste to New York steamship line starting February 1. Also notes Ralph Sellen’s will disbursing funds to St Louis institutions and a harbor fire damaging the steamer Johnson in Wood’s Run, Pennsylvania.
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Pitrspursm
Nutt
James Wells
Captain Nutt
Mary
George
James
Jim
Vienna
Minister of Commerce
Trieste
New York
Budapesth
Southern Pacific Railway Company
New Orleans
Havana
Smaki
Egypt
St. Louis
Ralph Sellen
Jindel Hotel
Manual Training School
Washington University
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mission Free School
Missouri Theatrical Society
Episcopal Orphans’ Tiome, Memorial Home
Tome
A Railway Treasurer Absconds and Obituary Notes
AFFAIRS ABROAD reports Daniel Asquith, treasurer of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, has absconded. Baron St Susane, Governor General of Monaco, is dead. The Canton crisis is described with French and German diplomacy reacting to river blockades and evolving fortifications.
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Baron St. Susane
Mopaco
Hacomrat
Foreigh
Kona
Canton
Wanpoa
Hogue
Pekin
Nice
Baron St. Suzane
Monaco
Lexpes
Daniel Asquith
Lancashire & Yorkshire
Break in Wheat Sends May Futures Tumbling Amid Losses
A drastic drop in wheat prices unsettled bulls in Chicago trading with May futures nearing 93 or 93 as the day’s action intensified. February wheat slid to about 89 7/8 while oats and corn weakened on the broader market. pork and lard also declined. Separate dispatches report a white child saved from a railroad track in Abbeville, a murder mystery case in Carter County, and a railroad executive named to lead Northern Pacific, with a brief note on a Californian patent medicine claim.
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Corumma
Knoxville & Augusta
Abbeville County
Augusta
Inauguration and disaster era foreshadows nation news
Governor Sherman of Iowa was inaugurated. A Quebec storm wrecked sixty buildings at Compton. Eight years' penalty for bigamy was given to L. Harley in Petersburg. Wallace Mourning died while digging a grave in Bellefontaine. Louisville directors reelected John EB Green as president. Wyoming coal output rose thirty percent over three years. San Francisco liquor dealers Kelly Glchrist & Co. failed with liabilities of 90 000 and assets of 50 000.
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Sherman
Iowa
Compton
Que
L. Harley
Petersburg
Wallace
Bellefontaine
Omg
Louisville Board of Trade
John Eb, Green
Norvin Green
Wyoming
Kelly, Glchrist & Co
San Francisco
John Elfers
Walla Watta
W.T
Dan Hagerty
Herbert J. Benton
Portland
Boston Savings Bank
Halifax
Strickland
Candora County
Tex
Green Adams
Philadephia
United States
House of Representatives
Danville
John Tutt
Dallas
Texas
Charles Matthews
Indiana
Republican State Committee
Social Manufacturing Company
Woonsocket
I. L
Millve
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Montreal, Portland & Boston Roailway Company
Bradley Barlow
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Board of Ropes
van Wyck
Congressional Caucus
Apparuta Congressional Campaign Committee
Wasnixcron
Congressional Campaign
Congress
Edmunds
Miller
Pennsylvania
Hoar
Documenta
Republican National Committee
Logan
Hawley
Hiscock
Mayo
California
Milter
Florida
HL Bisbee
Illinois
G. R. Davis
Allison
Thomas Ryan
Massachusetts
Ilear
Minnesota
W. D. Washburn
Mississippi
Gefferis
Nevada
Jones
New Hampshire
Blair
New Jersey
Sewell
F. Hiscock
North Carolina
James E. O’hara
Ohio
William McKinley, Jr
J. M. Campbell
South Carolina
W.M. Mackey
Vermont
J. W. Stewart
West Virginia
Nathan Goff, Jr
Wisconsin
Senator Sawyer
Dakota
J. B. Raymond
Idaho
Theodore Singster
New Mexico
F. Luna
Washington Territory
Brents
Utah
Courrse
Arlington Hotel
Congressional
Arete
Kellogg
Southern Pacific
Columbia River
Oregon
Pendleton
Commerce House
Mexico
House
Missouri River
Opirseuneu
Court of Common Pleas
George Speiss
Mary Speiss
Common Pleas Court No
Kirkpatrick
Atreultarat
CaLempus
State Agricultural Convention
W N. Cowden
T. C. Jones
Delaware
MN. &. Townsend
Scott
Ohio State University
Treasuer L. GB. Harris
State Board
L. B. Harris
Wyandot County
J. L. Bingham
Fulton County
H W. Hurst
Ross County
T. P. Shields
Union County
John Pow
Columbiana County
Franklin County
Fair Croumis
Mento
Curcaco
Amelia Olson
New Steamship Lines
Wood
Affairs Abroad
Baccarat
London
Park Club
Lospex
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Amelia Olsen
Thomas Shehan
Boston
Dan
Theodore Ducher Ya
Cheshire Railroad Company
Villard
Fulserlt
Scranton
Jan
Consumers Powder Company
L. AH. Emery
Enizanerg
N. J
George Beuhler
Carsten
Godfried Eistenberger
Eistenberger
Germany
Singer’s Factory
Buena Vista
Springfilld
Washington
de Long
W. E. Chandler
da Long
Anothe
Steama
France
Havre
Germanic
Seelver
United States Circuit Court
Ontario & Western Road
Conrad N. Jorton
Chipman
Mystonow
Easton
D. P. Aull
High Bridge
Oakley
Center Street
Lyon Bros.’ Palace Drug Store
J. A. Stape
W.C. Zimmermann, Jr
Hamburg
Gidley & Bloss
Dunkirk
N. Y
Wirtner & Alling
Monroe
St. James
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