Senate approves international money conference bill
Washington January 30 The Senate voted 46 to pass a bill to appoint five or more commissioners for an international money conference to fix a gold and silver value ratio. Speakers included Hoar Vilas Jones of Arkansas Corman Allison and Carter of Montana with Vilas denouncing the plan as illusory and dangerous to currency stability.
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Carter
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London
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Germany
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Roach
Arbitration Doctrine Advocated by Joint Resolutions in Senate
In Washington on January 30 the senate heard Bacon of Georgia present a joint resolution urging international arbitration to settle disputes. The proposal calls for perpetual peace through voluntary submission of differences to an international court, formed by the agreeing nations, with the aim of avoiding war while preserving national honor and policy.
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International Court of Arbitration
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Washington House Debate Turns Personal Over Railroad Foreclosure
In Washington yesterday an acrimonious conference report debate over the Atlantic and Pacific railroad mortgage foreclosure drew sharp exchanges between Powers of Vermont and Barrett of Massachusetts. Powers mocked Massachusetts, Barrett denied interest and attacked Vermont's judiciary. The conference report was rejected 71 to 143, with instructions for house amendments. Hardy of Indiana warned he would block unanimous consent for the rest of the session. At night, nineteen private pension bills advanced in committee of the whole.
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Central Railroad
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Hardy
Indiana
Polling Bill Faces Slim Chance in This Congress
Washington report notes that supporters of the railroad pooling bill in the house committee on commerce have concluded there is no chance of passage in this congress. The setback comes as lawmakers weigh transportation policy amid broader economic debates.
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Washington
House Committee On Commerce
Dastard’s Work at Chicago Ends in Murder of Wife
In Chicago Albert Danning a coachman killed Mrs Mary Denning after two years of unrequited pursuit then shot at her two sons and killed himself He was wounded and dying in Mercy hospital The Denning case traces back to Danning living with the family for years and jealously pursuing Mrs Denning until she ordered him away
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Chicago
Mary Denning
Albert Danning
State Street
Canning
Mercy Hospital
Threats Against New York Ball Demand Calm
Mrs Bradley Martin and her husband have received dozens of threatening letters about the famous February ball. The notes, some from alleged anarchists, warn of violence and even mention dynamite bombs if the high society event proceeds. Authorities report the letters have disturbed the couple greatly.
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New York
Rhodes Has Documentary Proof Of Intrigues Rumor
The Graphic reports rumors that Colonel Cecil Rhodes, who arrived in London, brought documentary proof of alleged intrigues between President Kruger of the Transvaal and the German government. It claims his Cape Town country house, burned December 5, was set ablaze to destroy these documents.
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the Graphic
Cecil Rhodes
England
Kruger
Transvaal
Capetown
Pink Pills Rebuild a Smoking Paralyzed Nervous Case
A man from Cleveland Ohio narrates a strange medical odyssey beginning with stomach troubles and daily spells of unconsciousness that were misdiagnosed for years. After trying numerous doctors and medicines he discovers Pink Pills for Pale People which gradually restore strength, cure his spells, and end his nervous trouble. The account attributes a dramatic recovery to the pills and urges readers to consider them for similar conditions.
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Yami
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