Weather forecast reports cold snap across central regions
A high pressure system moved from Montana to South Dakota bringing a sharp temperature drop across the northern Rockies and adjacent valleys. Rapid City logged a 34 degree fall in 24 hours, with readings near 2 below zero.
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Porto Rico Treasury Losses Hit Spanish Authorities
San Juan reports from January 20 that Porto Rican treasury estimates show 200000 to 400000 in trust funds deposited in the treasury were taken by Spanish authorities. Funds came from foreign insurers, public officers, and others. Macias and Vallarino allegedly carried away portions to Madrid and elsewhere. Private holders fear losses and question American responsibility.
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America
Debates On Army Policy and Philippine War Continue in Congress
Washington reports a heated Senate and House session as lawmakers clash over army reductions and financing. Amendments propose paying veterinary surgeons as cavalry lieutenants while language on Philippine policy fuels partisan contention.
Lanham Speaks Again on Army Bill in Tesay Delegation
Washington dispatch reports Judge Lanham, the sole Tesay delegation member who has spoken on the army bill, delivering a strong argument. Joe Bailey is slated to speak next Thursday on the bill.
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Bryan Letter Shows NY Democrats Urged to Back Chicago Platform
A letter from William J. Bryan to Willis Abbott discusses resisting efforts to discuss money questions and urges New York Democrats to stand by the Chicago platform in 1900. Bryan says the party should reaffirm the platform and maintain unity among national and state Democrats.
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Unclear Text From William Z Bryan Letter Fragment
Fragmentary quotation cites William Z. Bryan endorsing the Chicago platform with an unqualified endorsement. No clear event date or additional context provided.
Garland's Onshalins Funeral of Ex Attorney General Garland
Funeral services for ex Attorney General A. H. Garland were held at the Corontal hotel with many friends in Washington. The remains were sent to Little Rock for a state funeral, escorted by a legislative committee and honored by judiciary and political leaders. The Senate chamber and state mourned, with a Mount Holly cemetery burial planned.
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Marcus McLemores Nominated for U S District Attorney
Washington January 28 Marcus McLemores of Galveston was sent to the Senate as United States district attorney for the Billy latrich of exwhdrellos reads Mr Taliaferro of Houston. No opposition to his confirmation exists as his credentials have drawn praise from department of justice officials.Texture remains uncertain due to OCR errors but centers on a nomination for the U S district attorney post with broad support.
Wheeler Shatters Credibility In House Hearing
Special Dispatch from Washington January 25 The Judiciary Committee will report on the seats of congressmen who attacked the army commission. Chairman Lanham said the committee would meet on Wednesday to decide if those seatholders were entitled to their seats. He noted the constitutional issue is plain and the panel is likely to declare General Wheeler and others seated vacated.
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Senate Favors War Secretary To Furnish River Improvement Estimate
Washington January 24 The Senate resolved to have the secretary of war provide an estimate for survey and improvement of the mouth of the Brazos river. The measure is pushed by Congressman Hawley who seeks quick action on the project.
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Chinese student Jue Fan allowed to stay in U S
Wan Springfield January 24 Jue Fan was tried before the United States Commissioner of Rice charged with entering the country against the Chinese exclusion act. His counsel offered evidence of a Cuban passport and student status since arrival four years ago though he has worked part of the time. Commissioner Hier ruled Fan may remain in the United States.
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Topekes Disabled Near San Juan Port
The United States cruiser Topelu lay in tow of the supply ship Sterling near San Juan Puerto Rico on January 28. Engineers reported boiler failure making it unsafe to proceed, and naval officials expect an investigation by the secretary of the navy.
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Old Soldier's Disgrace Court Martial Verdict From Washington
Washington on January 28 officers believed Brigadier General Eagan was found guilty on two charges and sentenced to dismissal. The court martial held that his double rank and role as commissary general showed a plan to publish foul language about a senior officer. Mercy from President McKinley was anticipated to possibly stay the sentence or suspend dismissal.
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The Quay Case Trial Date Set for February
Philadelphia dispatch reports district attorney notified counsel for United States Senator Quay his son Richard Wt Quay and ex State Treasurer Hoywood that trial for conspiracy in misappropriated state funds would begin Monday February 20. Indictments were returned November 21 with prior demurrers denied December and a writ of certiorari pursued to the supreme court.
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The Botkin Case Fights For New Trial
Mrs Botkin's attorneys today moved for a new trial in the Bothin murder case. They contend the Caliterate court lacked jurisdiction to try the case and argue the prosecution misread the evidence at trial. The arguments were presented under advisement as the defense presses for relief.
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