Kaiser’s grit praised as he rides unguarded through Berlin crowds
Berlin reports the Kaiser rides from the castle with only one aide and two mounted guards amid cheering crowds. He faces a brief mob turbulence with two hundred arrests and sixty wounded during the unrest. The monarch vows to lead soldiers if needed, underscoring his personal courage and popular loyalty in Brandenburg and central Berlin.
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Berlin
Unter den Linden
Thiergarten
Schloss
Kaiser
Richard
Tyler
Hohenvollerns
Brandenburg
Konigsbeg
Frankfort-on the-Oder
Kaiser's Return Rows Berlin as Socialists Clash
Crowds filled Unter den Linden to cheer the Kaiser whose calm defied jeers from a socialist mob. Police with drawn swords dispersed attackers, several leaders seized for treason. Two days of unrest left about 200 arrests and 60 wounded. Kaiser furious at Berlin authorities for unpreparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Unter den Linden
Berlin
Congressional Proceedings Highlight Senate and House Actions
The Senate passed a bill shielding foreign exhibitors from patent liability at the World’s Fair and adopted a reciprocity communication resolution with Canada. House actions included labor inquiry into eight hour law evasion and continued Indian appropriation debate. Senate adjourned after executive session.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Canada
Stewart
House
Committee On Labor
Manderson
Claggett
Idaho
West
Hall
Illinois
G. A. R. Post
Colorado
Dubois-Claggett
Crisp
Craig-Stewart
Brown
Indiana
Vance
Pennsylvania
Craig
New People's Party Formed At St Lovuts Meeting
At St Lovuts on February 2 the People's party executive committee and delegates formed a new party. They endorsed the conference platform and named a committee including Van Wyck Post McGuire Donnelly and Terrell to issue an address and organize delegates for a national convention. The convention date and venue were debated, with Omaha chosen as the site.
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St Lovuts
People’s Party
United States
van Wyck
Post
McGuire
Donnelly
Terrell
Omaha
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Prairie fire claims two children near Orland o
A prairie fire near Orlando, Oklahoma, mortally burned a toddler son of James R. K. Nida and a daughter of John Bacox as parents frantically tried to reach them. Both children died, the tragedy reported from Guthrie.
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Guthrie, O. T
James RK. Nida
John Bacox
Orlando
Notable figures listed at various U S locations
A compilation notes prominent merchants politicians doctors architects and entertainers traveling or residing in cities from Baltimore to New York. Names include J E L Guttman Joseph F Talbott Rev William J Frost Edward Burling Chamberlain William Griswold Major A M Sevier Henry Best Daniel Stewart Thomas Kerr Frank F Randolph Sister Stanislaus John Owen Scott Thomas Mitchell James M Trotter Matthew Jkeany T M Warren Daniel Arnold Emily Yeamens Thomas Dolan and Judge Van Young with their listed cities.
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J.el Guttman
Baltimore
Jouseph F. Talbott
Calvert County
Annapolis
William J. Frost
Carlisle
Ills
Dward Burling
Chicago
M- Chamberlain
Hoston
William Griswold
A. M. Sevier
Missouri
Neosho
Henry Best
Daniel Stewart
Indianapolis
Thomas Kerr
Kankakee
Ill
Frank F. Randolph
Ohio
New York
Stanislaus
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
John Owen Scott
Congressman Scott
Watson
Thomas Mitchell
Constantine
Mic
Daniel Arnold
Hull and Arnold
Mich
Emily Yeamens
Thomas Dolan
Judge van Young
Kentucky Superior Court
Frankfort
Supreme Court upholds McKinley tariff ruling in 1890s decision
The court rules the enrolled McKinley tariff act is valid as passed by Congress and authenticated by the necessary officers. It rejects challenges based on journal Form and confirms duties on worsted goods align with the 1883 woolen cloth duties, sustaining the tariff and related questions.
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United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Secretary of State
Justice Brewer
Secretary of the Treasury
Power of the President Not a New Thing in Law
The court rejects the argument that the third section of the act delegates lawmaking to the president finding it executes rather than makes law. It holds the sugar bounty provision severable and warns against invalidating the entire act over a single valid provision to prevent financial chaos.
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Congress
Justice Harlan
App
Court Affirms Speaker’s Quorum Counting Power
In United States v Ballin Joseph & Co the court unanimously sustains the speaker of the house ability to count a quorum as practiced in the Fifty first congress. The decision concerns the validity of a May 9 181 act known as the Worsted Classification.
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House
United States
Sayward Case Favoring United States Upheld
The Sayward vessel seized fifty nine miles offshore in Behring Sea for killing seals was condemned to be sold by the district court in Alaska. The owners, representing Britain, sought a writ of prohibition to halt the sale, but the Supreme Court denied it while accepting the British jurisdiction claim.
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Sayward
United States
Behring Sea
District Court
Alaska
Supreme Court
Fielden
Schwab
Chicago
Supreme Court of Illinois
Warrants for Arrests of Whisky Trust Officers
Federal grand jury in Boston has indicted several whisky trust officers for Sherman anti trust violations. Officials named include Greenhut, Terrell, Hobart, Corn ing, Trench, Greene, Morris, Gibson and Hennessey. Greenhut and Gibson were arrested in Peoria. Hennessey in Chicago. Morris in California.
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Chicago
Ancele Sam
Whisky Trust
Boston
Joseph B. Greenhut
Peoria
Herbert JL. Terrell
New York
William N. Hobart
Cincinnati
Warrenh. Corning
Cleveland
Julius KE. Trench
Lewis N. Greene
Nelson Morris
George J. Gibson
Peter J. Hennessey
Greenhut
Gibson
Illennessey
Morris
California
Indianapolis Street Car Crisis Resolved by Receiver
The street car dispute in Indianapolis was handed to a receiver who promised to restore service within hours. Judge Buskirk barred continued rioting cases and ordered no police protection for cars until compromise efforts finished, a move said to reflect Mayor Sullivan's stance.
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Indianapolis
Judge Buskirk
Frenzel
Sullivan
Quay son reports Senator Quay improving in Florida
Representative Richard KR Quay arrives in Philadelphia from St. Lucia Florida and says Senator Quay is much better and outdoors, with plans to avoid a northern trip for at least ten days.
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Philadelphia
Richard Kr.quay
Quay
St. Lucia
Fla
Danish royal cordiality cools after golden wedding
A late February page notes European and US happenings. Emperors William and ZX seek to mend chilly ties after a Danish wedding event. Theodore Graham of Nevada inherits 200000 in Ireland. a Pennsylvania express wreck injures three. a Kentucky mine captures a hidden black murderer. other items include political moves, fires, arrests, and notable appointments.
Mixed World News Incomplete Fragments From A Dated Report
A long list of brief items notes wreck recovery near Atlanta Illinois, a brakeman killed on the Chicago and Alton. financial recoveries and assignments, Sara Bernhardt illness canceling a Minneapolis show, Blaine’s protest to Salisbury over U S copyright, English papers backing a Lowell monument, a libel fine in Pittsburgh, a Irish case of manslaughter, governors commuting death sentences, Newport artillery anniversary and world fair plans, Cincinnati tanners assignment, presidential trip to Virginia Beach, German railway murder and Kentucky shooting, miners armed in Tennessee, brokers quitting put and call, rupee value debate, a Chicago child abduction attempt, Garza pursuit and Captain Bourke.
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England
Wales
Oport
Fuller
M. Lonbet
France
de Freycinet
Joel M. Longenecker
Olney
Ill
Longebecker
la Crosse
Wis
Bob McNeil
Kendal
Jeffery Kane
Thomas Carroll
Frank J. Doyle
Anaconda
Butte, Mont
Shepherd, Mich
Dubose
Memphis
Lillie Johnson
Freda Ward
Westminister Abbey
James Russell Lowell
Sir John MacDonald
A. Spiegler & Co
Cincinnati
Virginia Beach
Germany
Willian Shields
Pat Hanna
Lexington
Homer C. Powers
Louisiana
Mexico
Coal Creek
Tenn
Chicago
Bengal Chamber of Commerce
William Brown
Bourke
Garza
Global and Local News Briefs Highlight World Events
A mix of short items notes a 3 to 4 cent binding twine price jump in Minneapolis, assaults near Paducah, a man killed in Indian Territory, and political moves in New York and Vienna. Reports cover military pursuits in Mexico, a fatal English incident, and a Behring Sea arbitration signing. Market quotes and stock prices conclude with U.S. grain and livestock prices and New York board of trade figures.
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Minneapolis
Paducah
Thomas McDaniel
Indian Territory
New York
Revell
Broadsworth
England
Gorman
Gibson
A. J. Hopkins
Cortland
Vienna
Sherman
Harrison
Paris
Princess of Sagan
Faubourg St. Germain
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Mis Majesty
Congressional Matters
Reed
Voorhees
Friends of Free Coinage
Committee On Rules
Washinaton
Miller
B. F. Butler
Boutwell
Davis
Kenna
Taft
Payson
Marshall Field & Co
R. M. Boyd
Charles Sternback
Tom Reed
Sam
Washburn-Moon Manufacturing Company
Iowa
Circuit Court of
Trinity Church
Warren
ISSY
Nebraska
THE
Senator Quay
Ezar
William
Theodore Graham
Nevada
Ireland
Pennsylvania Express
Pittsburg
Pineville
New York Herald
Whitelaw Reid
Henry Keuling
Louis Schwein
William B. Gilbert
Oregon
L. A. Wachsmuth & Co
Foster
Spree
Europe
Michigan
New Hartford
Cleland K. Nelson
Georgia
Atlanta
Frank Hurd
Ella Haggin
Rodolphe Festetics de
Hopkins
St. Louis
Sweden
Priday, Peb
Eider
H. S. Gregory
Alton
VO. P. Ely & Co
Sara Bernhardt
Blaine
Salisbury
Leslie Stephens
Pittsburg Post Publishing Company
Messrs
Barr and Mills
Margaret Montagu
Coleraine
Pattison Haas
Artillery Company of
Newport
R. Ld
Denmark
Paulncefote
Lord Salisbury
Parliament
Jenry
Board of Trade
Union
Texas
Keese
Lee
Wally
Hebrons
Burbanks
Rose
New Yor
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