Allen and Reed clash over meritorious bills in senate
Washington reports the Indian appropriation bill advanced after committee amendments. Senator Allen of Nebraska attacked Speaker Reed for blocking meritorious measures, claiming the confrontation exposed issues at the Capitol. Bailey and Handy sparred over time and rules, while Canalejas denial of a stolen letter and other Capitol debates shadowed the day.
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Bailey
Junita
de Loine
Washington
Senate
Alien
Nebraska
Reed
House of Representatives
Congress
Allen
Handy
Delaware
Towney
Minnesota
Bayard
Bad Temper In House Delays Bills In Washington
In Washington on February 11 the House battled over two minor measures a duplicate check and Rockland entry. Debate turned partisan as Handy of Delaware attacked a Bayard letter, adjournment followed failing progress, and tempers flared with a brief clash by Batley.
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Bailey
Washington
Rockland
Handy
Delaware
Thomas F. Bayard
Cleveland
Free Silver Democracy
Rolleall
Batley
END OF DE LOME'S USEFULNESS AND FE's VIEW
Washington Feb 11 ministers action after the De Lome affair is outlined. The minister knew his letter was with the junta and warned Spain would publish it to end his usefulness as ambassador. Spain's cabinet considered restoration while upheaval abroad rocked Sagasta's government. a new chargé d affaires or minister was anticipated. The State Department pressed for action as details of the resignation circulated.
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Jenta
Canalejas
New York
Cataledas
Madrid
Senor
Canalejay
Congosta
Havana
Washington
de Lome
Wearnet
Spain
Vetions
Sener de Teme
Actin
Norita
Sener
Palle Soler
State Department
Udo Diy
Judge Day
Woodford
Interstate Commerce ruling limits terminal charges for cattle cars
The Interstate Commerce Commission, in an opinion by Commissioner Prouty, ruled that terminal charges of 2 per car for switching live stock to the Union Stock Yards in Chicago were excessive and unlawful. Livestock carriage remains interstate commerce until delivery at Chicago stockyards. carriers may reclaim only up to 1 per car for terminal service. Damages for plaintiffs in the Cattle Raisers Association case to be proved later. Washington notes include a prior revenue hearing on alcohol taxation issues.
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Washington, Red
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prouts
Associaition
Texas Agsnet
Tort Worth
Denver City
Fiathwiay Company
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Union Stoc Yards and Transit Company
Shenilen
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Stock Yards
Th Commission
Market Quotation Summary From Chicago and Milwaukee
Wheat May opens at 68 and closes 68. September 84. Corn May 284R¢, close 2utoes. Italy 8b54c to dO. Hog futures May 10. Pork May 10. Cattle receipts 10,000 with ranges up to 5.07 for day. Butter and eggs show fresh stock notes. Western and native cattle prices listed. calves, sheep, and lambs markets noted. Milwaukee grains show No 1 spring 6c May and rye 44. Barley No 2 41 4c. sample 81b.
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Prade
Miye
Sige
Textra Creamery
Chicago
Bebo
Milwaukee
Dark Pittsburgh fire toll rises with missing and dead
A smoke and debris disaster in Pittsburgh leaves nearly twenty dead or missing, with eighteen injured and container losses estimated around 1.5 million dollars. Firefighters and police labor through the night to recover victims as mayor appeals for charitable help. The blaze destroys multiple buildings on Penn Avenue and Malberry Alley, with insurers predicting losses surpassing 1.5 million and potentially higher.
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Pittsburg
A. J. Bersty
John McHanna
Wiliam Beatt, Jr
Stanley Stitz
John Dwyer
Georg Loveless
William Smith
Albert A. Wolf
Thomas Clattey
Wm. I. Waller
Habensteini
John Scott
Chautauqua Tee Company
George Newnan
Philadelphia
Cas Company
William Doran
William Finen
Edward Donnelly
Chris Schriver
Jas. P. Morrison
James Moxin
Evangelieal Lutheran Church
Brushton
Weekerty
John Gerry
George McDonald
Jack Farrell
Samuel McLaughlin
Jacob Booth
Penn Avenue
Wary McFadden
Atso
Malberry Alley
Watts
Pord
Ageresate
WLOA
Treveler& Co
Troubled Coed Suspension At Methodist College
Seventeen students at a Methodist college in Athion were caught returning from a sleigh ride with chaperons and facing college discipline. Punishment included memorizing Creed and Latin, loss of social privileges for 30 days, and restricted contact with female students. One student, Niel Haansen, was expelled after resisting the rules.
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Detroit
Methodist College
Athion
Setenner
Niel Haansen
Eli
Tle
Hater
Peaden Uf
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Alger
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Fort Manree
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Building and Town Association League of Wisconsin
S. van Auken
la Crosse
Frank Armitage
United States League of Loan and Building Associations
Bonham, Tex
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Bob Hunter
Tom Milstead
Charles Bridges
Uruguay
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Juan J. Cuestas
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Matt
Piterstate Geommerce Board
Citheago Gavin
Wiltich
Theo
Howdy
Willian Meconniele
Youngs
Lei
Samel
Pegin Sadieee
Ean
Castoria
Soca
Edwards
J. H. Edwards
Stuents Ie
Mrogen Stirr
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Max Miller
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Tanner
James Mingle
Chihi
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Fred Eichhorn
Stephenson Street
Wm. Koenig
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U.S. Gov't Printing Office
U.S. Supreme Court
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Webster's Dictionaries
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Wibsutrs High School
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MD Westerns
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Weilian
Irehind
Chester
Migs
A.W. Huyen
Qrinentn College
Oaford
Mig
Samayon Curtinn
V.C
Chicago Theological Semitory
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Parrar
Dob Bas
den of Canterbury
Canterbury
Elmer H. Qape
UAL
Main Street
Free Pitinn Church
Lewiston
Prank AE. Uristel
Biest
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Mooi
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Eng
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