Enthusiastic Reception of McKinley in New York City
Reporting on a large January banquet of the National Association of Manufacturers at the Walloristska hotel in New York. President McKinley is lauded by attendees, with speeches highlighting sound money, industrial growth, and national unity, as well as reflections on wartime leadership and economic policy.
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Spain Sprouts to Respond Faster Than the Maine
Faster and more powerful Spanish warships are reported as arriving to Havana while the Maine moves to join a fleet. Secretary Long says no official notice confirms Madrid orders, but U S officials anticipate actions as ships shift between Havana and New York. Provisions are sent to Havana and troops deploy to safeguard streets amid looming demonstrations.
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Coal Trust Case Seeks Restraint Under 1890 Act
In San Francisco on January 27 United States Circuit Judge Morrow ruled in the government’s favor in the case against the California Coal Consolidation Association, granting a preliminary restraining order to stop price fixing of coal. The industry reportedly consumed 500,000 tons weekly, with the association enforcing fixed prices and rules. The defendants argued only consumer protection from dishonest dealers and lack of incorporation, but the court ruled the conduct violated the Sherman Antitrust Act and blocked unlawful restraints on trade.
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Bay Conference closes with public confession of fallen preacher
Rev Brown of the Bay Conference made a full confession amid a lengthy sanctioning session. The conference condemned his transgressions and moved to remove his name from the roll while expressing sorrow and urging forgiveness to the Congregational churches. Brown pledged to remain, awaiting the conference’s decision on his ministerial standing.
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Confession in San Francisco Ends a Religious Leader's Tour
A religious leader recounts a struggle with a private sin, deciding to confess after years of denial. He travels to San Francisco for a tour, telegraphs his wife, and plans to remain until he learns his former congregation’s reaction. He vows to preach if possible and awaits what his friends will do.
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California Leads West in 1897 Metal Yields Report
The 1897 Ve la Fargo Company report shows gold and silver yields across Western states with California leading and Colorado close behind. Estimated values place gold around 91.00 per ounce, silver near 24.9, copper about 24.88, with total gross yields declining slightly from prior years.
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Worse Wonted For Packing On The Lawson Route
January 29 dispatch reports scarce stock up through Oregon. Plans to use dogs or horses in Alaska climate. expects hardship and rewards to aid settlement. Also notes attempt to purchase horses and Alaska transport via Yukon river by boats likely hampered by thick ice.
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Prosperity Debate in House and Senate Passes Pension Bill
In a brisk session the House debated the Teller resolution and passed the pension bill amid acrimonious tones. Senators Allison Berry Hoar led the two hour finance talk on coinage and the Teller plan faced skeptical opposition as the chamber adjourned.
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Badlam Dead Pioneer and Local Figure Dies After Illness
Alexander Badlam, longtime California pioneer and San Francisco figure, dies at nearly 60 after a bout with illness and other troubles. Known for mining ventures and strong community ties, he retired from public life and remained active in local affairs and the winter fair organization. Presidential nomination news notes Durr for Internal Revenue Collector in the Orig district.
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Halls of Congress Debate Postal Service Cuts
In a tense session, Congress debated a large deficitary appropriation bill and heatedly argued over postal service reductions. Representatives Kelly of South Dakota and Cannon of Illinois clashed as discussions moved to defense of carrier operations and urgent deficiency measures. The floor adjourned amid partisan exchanges and lingering protests from several members.
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Debate on gold standard heats up in adjournment scramble
A Senate floor adjournment saw heated exchanges over the gold standard and government bonds. Teller and Ir responsible leaders clashed on bond payments in legal tender, while Hoar and Teller defended or attacked administrations’ handling amid political strife.
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Pastor Brown and Ryan to Fight Green Six in Syracuse
The article notes Pastor Brown’s statement from January 26 denying contact with Chicago friends as part of his public confession and duty. It also reports Tommy Ryan sending a patch from Syracuse on January 27 indicating his plan to leave for New York and a featherweight title fight with George Ge at Woodward's pavilion on the 28th next month.
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