Day of Speech Making in Senate and House Debates
In the Senate today Senator Quay’s resolution to recommit the bill passed without division after an amended seed purchase provision. Blanchard of Louisiana spoke on the Monroe doctrine endorsing a broad American policy across North Central and South America and opposing European territorial encroachment. Allen of Nebraska and Wolcott of Colorado debated agricultural aid amid drought, while the day in the House shifted to District of Columbia business and a bond bill with party lines on concurrence in the Senate substitute. The session adjourned with 113 members present and a night debate planned.
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Quay
secretary of agriculture
Blanchard
Lousiana
Americas
United States
America
Vonros
England
Allen
Nebraska
Va Wests
Wolcott
Colorado
Mir Wale
Wasamotos
committee on
District of Columbia
Megsie Hill
Connecticut
Lacey
Town
Burton
Miasoua
Megara Dearmond
Miesouri
Ogden
Louisana
Tecess
Waimaro
WWorrill
heance committee
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Tilman
West
Mrr Daffer
ander- Inga
andivuluala
Potomac river
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Itlington
Virgina
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ofhiere
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yudgea
Springer
itgore
congress
Washington
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house
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Iowa
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Reapublican
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ickliNan Democrat
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Hall
Mistouri
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Lancely
hnme
Great Britain
Alaska
British
Dolliver
Brosina Republican
Penasylevaria
Raley
Texas
smith
Spaniards Active as Weyler Maps Cuban Situation
General Weyler arrives in Cuba aboard the Alfonso III and orders detailed counts of troops and supplies. He plans to map the country’s roads and telegraph lines before any major moves, and to organize a large cavalry brigade despite shortages of mounts. Justice of the Peace Spence of Burrough Valley returns home after a short visit to Fresco.
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Weyler
Alfonzo III
Cuba
greneral
Pene Spence
Burrough valley
Fiendish Outrage Roughed Penniless Man on San Fernando Street
Fred Standler, new arrival from Nebraska, was accosted by two men on San Fernando Street near the East Los Angeles viaduct. They demanded money, gagged and assaulted him, one drawing a knife. he fell hurt and was found by a witness, taken to Irving Hospital with serious injuries. No clues to the attackers were found as the incident occurred in the dark.
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Fred Standler
Nepraska
Standler
San Fernando Street
Los Angeles
Irving hospital
Standjer
The New Process Photographs With Rays of Light
In Syracuse New York on February 11 under Professor Eugene Heanel TRS, experiments at Syracuse University produced photographs using light rays. A live iron skeleton required one hour and fifteen minutes exposure on trial. Cardboard box tests and small objects were penetrated due to under exposure. Heanel shields dry plates with black paper to block daylight and reduce exposure. Edison photography of the bat is deemed impossible due to transparency while scholars debate Beblatter in Denver.
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SaRhinE
Syracuse University
Eugene Huanel TRS
Heanel
Edison
Adopted and Lost in California Legislature Protest 1890
A historical note recounts a California Assembly and Senate protest resolution against a congressional railroad funding bill. The measure passed both houses but, records show, was not received by the governor, possibly lost en route. The sequence began with resolutions in 1890 and culminated in a joint resolution urging mortgage foreclosure and debt collection if Congress failed to act.
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Skrauzoro
Washington
congress
ants
Belaba
Bledsoe
senate
McGowan
assembly
Bolshaw
United States
Australian starter trial at Inglemere races
The Australian starting machine was tested at Inglemere with strong interest from racing officials. In the mile handicap the machine worked perfectly as the starter signalled and the field left promptly. Winners included Kamem over six furlongs, Zamar over seven, Sir Vassar over six and a half, and Branandon over a mile. Weather was fine and attendance large. The ballot results in the senatorial contest showed Hunter leading and Republicans planning further actions. Plans for a new county courthouse were approved by the Board of Supervisors, with architect W H Wichier designated.
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San Frascisco
Inglemie
fleeoxiutor
Corrigan
Kamem
Levense
Zamar
Inglemde
Lord Chesterfield
Sir Vassar
Sim Jar
Leonville
St Brandon
Burmab
Bellringer
Sia furlonga
Ferna Tartman
Fortuna
Tenacity
Money is All Up Militia Ordered to Be Ready in El Paso Fight
In El Paso on February 11 consul Buford predicts the boxing bout will proceed despite opposition. Mexican officials and locals expect the fight to go ahead, with preparations and stakes posted. Governor Hughes orders militia ready in Phatux Tempe Meix Yuma and Tucson to block a possible Mexican move toward San Simon Station.
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En Paso
Texas
Buford
Juarez
Chihuahua
Mexican oficiala
Enoch Rector
Dan Stuart
Tom O Rourke
Presty
Ava
Phatux
Tempe
Meix
Yuma
Tucson
Stuart
Dl Paso
Arizona
San Simon
Hughes
United States
Brimwood
interior department
marehala
Repacil
Nogelea
Ariz
towo
Sonora
pugietsy
America
A Serious Accident In Los Axerses
Chief deputy George Varcae was struck by a Pico Height electric street car while riding a breveta. He fell after losing balance as the car neared in opposite directions, was dragged before brakes engaged, and suffered a broken left arm, deep forehead gash, and multiple minor injuries. He remained unconscious. doctors held hope for recovery.
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Los Axerses
George Varcae
clea ofice
bia breveta
highfe Varcae
dirertiona
Waller's Release Prompted by French-US Accord
Wasmoro February 1. Amned to accept French government suggestion to release former United States Consul Waller from further imprisonment and pardon his offense on condition the affair ends between France and the United States. No plan by the United States to advocate for the prisoner. Waller may sue in French courts for damages for treatment.
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Wasmoro
Ambneod dor Lestia
United States
Waller
France
lis aFrest
Wal jer
Trench
Deposits of Gold in York Push Toward Bonds
Gold deposits in York on February 11 were numerous and Treasury officials could only generalize that total amounts would vary due to many small deposits and gold certificates. By 2 PM about 3,000,000 was credited to builders for new bonds from today s operations. Depositors included individuals, banks, corporations, new government bond depositors, and bullion brokers with withdrawals placed at roughly 605,000 for bullion brokers.
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York
treasury
bonda
new government bond depositos and bullion brokera
pullion brokura
Customs Inspector Arrested San Farocisco
February 1 Martin Cleary a customs house inspector was arrested on charges of accepting bribes from a Chinese manufacturer and raw Chinese shipments. A warrant was issued for Charles Favor on the charge of impersonating a revenue officer. Lavor van Cleary’s alleged accomplice faces extortion-related accusations.
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San Farocisco
Martin Cleary
custom house
United States
Charles Favor
ant
Lavor van Clesry
Rehearing Granted in Valley Road Franchise Case
The Supreme Court denied the writ and left in place the Fresno city trustees’ action to publish and auction a franchise for Valley Road. Valley Road argued it was a through line and that other roads would not seek the right of way, but the court upheld the denial and denied further hearings.
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Valley Road
Sn Lansusco
supreme court
eet
San Francisco and
San Jorquin Vallley Railroad Company
Fresno
shaterty
raihroad
Vallay
wade
tle supreme court
Beatty
ant & petiion
Little Girl Drowned Off Rocks Near Lighthouse Point
February 11 near Tighthouse Point Mary Reed ten, daughter of Mrs Frank Reed, slipped when a wave knocked her from the rocks while gathering shells. Mrs Reed, washed off in the rescue attempt, reached the rocks but the body was not recovered. neighbors search for the missing girl. The Reeds, from Freano, were camping near the river for a general weekend. A separate item notes Carrie Wilson held on assault with intent to murder after shooting Mrs Hammond. bonds set at $3000 to answer before grand jury.
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Frank Reed
Saxi
Mary
Tighthouse point
caff
gorae shelly
Mra Reed
Mre Reed
Freano
Puan
Ariz
Carrie Wilson
Mies Hammond
Directors Meeting on Subscriptions for San Joaquin Railroad
President Robert Watt presided at a directors meeting of the San Francisco and San Joaquin Railroad Company. Bills approved total $45.80, $10,342 for labor. contracts signed for 150 flat cars 3800 tons of rails and related goods. Cash payments arrive from the fifth 10 percent assessment on $2,900,000 subscriptions. Funds appear sufficient to build Stockton to near Fresno, with bond sales or subscriber top-ups planned for remaining sections.
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Stockton
Freano
Bakersfield
bonda
French Senate Refuses Confidence on Southern Railway Scandals
The French Senate voted 158 to 80 against M. Bourgeois demanding a confidence vote on railway scandals. It adopted a resolution condemning irregularities and called for a thorough inquiry. The cabinet then sought a confidence vote in the chamber for Thursday.
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senate
M. Bourgeois
Bourgeois
Ribot
waa
bes
Hotel keepers with under forty rooms barred from selling liquor
Belr at Riverside reports a court decision upholding a hotel liquor clause. Judge Noyes sustained the city ordinance permitting beer sales in hotels with forty or more rooms. R J Bush, a restaurant keeper with a smaller house, was convicted and fined 300 dollars plus thirty days. Bush may appeal. Also noted are paralysis striking Frank Hobart of Ventura and the acquittal of Jane Shattuck in a murder case in San Francisco.
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Tebrusty
Noyes
superior couré
recorder 8
R J Bush
Bush
Bond issues probe and fee scandals roil senate
February session probes recent bond negotiations with syndicates and individuals amid criticism of federal court expenses and a costly fee system. Debate spans treasury operations, appropriation growth, and calls for reform as legislation halts over Lincoln and Andrew Jackson holiday proposals.
Debates Seen As Senate Edges Toward Bond Issue Vote
The chamber prepared for a long session on the poise of silver and gold as bases for finance. A late afternoon recess paused the debate on the bill with seven on the floor and empty galleries. Republican oppose the senate substitute while other speakers urged action on a 2100 100, 000 bond issue and debt redemptions provisions. A further recess was taken until tomorrow morning due to a lack of speakers.
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Soclock
Venushaus
senate
Veood
Illeoi
Dardness
New Jersey
agarnet
AtQoclock
Democratic booms Whitney Pattison for President in Mass
In Hantseunc, February 12, the Whitney and Pattison presidential campaigns in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania gain momentum as state committees rally support. Petition signatories include leading business and professional figures, mayors, and lawmakers, with Governor McLaurin not solicited but close allies enlisted. A Pattison boom for the presidency is launched at the state Democratic committee meeting endorsing Pattison for Chicago at the national convention.
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Massisipp
Whitney
Pensylvania
Pattison Jackson
Mass
Vir Willitney
oth
McLaurin
Hantseunc
Pattison
Democratic committee
B Pattison
Chiago
John M Garman
Luzerne
Lord Sholte Douglas Scammed in Los Angeles Jewelry Scheme
The Marquess of Queensberry’s son, while in Northern California, was duped out of 1300 dollars by a Los Angeles acquaintance who promised high returns from a loan. He later lent 709 and 3600 more, seeking safe gains. He carries a pistol en route to settle with the shady investor as his wife pursues her theater work in the city.
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Cannann
Sholte Douglas
Los Angeles
Queens
berry
Shokto
Ton Angeles
tia
Lom Addie
General Weyler Plans Troops Leaving Spain for Cuba
Havana February 12. A Havana chamber of planters committee led by Senor Arila pressed Captain General Weyler for his views on improving planter conditions. Weyler said the crisis must be remedied and sugar cane grinding hoped to resume mid March in Pinar del Rio, Havana, Matanzas and Santa Clara. He will reorganize the army before relying on volunteers for estate protection.
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Spain
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Biregrova
Annual Banquet Honors McKinley Guest of Honor
The tenth annual Marquette Club banquet drew 1300 attendees in the auditorium with McKinley as guest of honor. Ohio’s McKinley spoke on Abraham Lincoln and current politics, praising Lincoln’s common sense and statesmanship. Governors and Republican leaders from Wisconsin North Carolina and Nebraska attended amid loud applause for references to protection and national leadership.
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Guexseo Pebrawy
William Vinbooley
ena
Marquette
commemore
Abraham Lincoln
McKinley L
Ohio
rand
Lincoln
annala
Amercan
Springield
John McThurston
Nebraska
providence
new world
domin
western hemisphere
senate
Seth Low
Columba cat
New York
Rey William Park
Gloversville
Mrs Lonas to Debut as Minister Sunday in Kansas
Mrs Mary F. Lonas will debut in the ministerial profession next Sunday at the Central Church of Christ in Wiemsta Kansas with the expectation of a pastorate vacancy. She plans to serve in the church and vows to confront issues within. Also included are varied market and crime notes from February and January events.
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Wiemsta
Kan
Mary F. Lonas
abe
Central Church of Christ
Lucky to Get Away 4 Newspaper Correspondents Record in Cuba
A February report notes Willem F Mannix a newspaper correspondent faced expulsion from Cuba. The record in the state department shows letters in his hand proposing to assist Spanish authorities against Cuban insurgents, offering to betray Cuban officers and seeking pay. Officials assess Mannix likely to avoid punishment under Spanish terms.
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Cuba
Willem F Mernix
Spamah asacrale
state department
United States Conau
Wiliama
Mannix
United
United States
casa Mannie
appesla
Loth sideg
Guba
Pearl Bryan murder case linked to Jackson and Walling
The statement outlines Scott Jackson’s account of Pearl Bryan's movements from Monday through Saturday, including visits to depots, the Indiana House, and the college. It notes a planned operation, Walling’s actions, and the subsequent verdict detailing decapitation at Fort Thomas and the joint presence of Pearl Bryan, Scott Jackson, and Alsuzo Walling on January 31, 1890 near Cincinnati, with time and place specifics.
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Scott Jacke
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ase
hia connectinn
mnih
Wall I Wood
Pearl
Cincinnati
Watling
Walling
Indiana House
Walling shoard
Jadhson
alina Bryan cat
Gerdes
Indiana
Pearl van
Jacheon
Jackson
earl Bavan
Bessi
ie ‘ sa
Fort Thomas
John
Locke
Campbell county
Kentucky
Pearl Bryan
Crean Ceatle
Scott Jackson
Alsuzo Walling
sen
betimvan
George and
Phunstreeta
fefr
Goore
Ainmn
Fium
Sixth street
Stage Proprietor Robbed in Waterford County
Two masked men robbed Thomas Smith, proprietor of the Modesto and Coulters villa stage, at 1 am in Waterford county. They demanded cash, took 60 dollars, and eyed a $200 gold watch but did not take it. They escaped after the raid, and Smith could not identify either suspect.
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Mopisto
Waterford
Thomas Smith
Modesto and Coulters villa
Smath
peither
Triplets All Girls Prescort Birth in Jerome Town
Mrs Jaia Reyes of Jerome welcomed triplets all girls last night. One infant Oae died neon after birth while the mother and the remaining twins survive and recover. The attending physician notes the birth of triplets of a single sex as unusual.
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Jaia Reyes
Jerome
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