France's new president appeals for unity amid crisis
The chamber of deputies crowded for the first message from President Famre as Ribot forms a government. Goblet and followers defect over consultations, while Tarinx reads the message in the Senate and deputies react to the amnesty bill in a tense session.
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Ures
Patis
Jit
Chanber
Famre
Todd
Phen
Ribot
M. Goblet
M. Dupuy
MM. Eibot
Ind. Qert
Goblet
Chamber of Deputies
MM. Ribot
M. Tarinx
Train Wreck at Coatsville Kills Two Injures Dozens
A Vandalia passenger train derailed near Coatsville Indiana causing two deaths and about thirty to forty serious injuries. The accident occurred on a curve after rails spread and involved multiple cars falling down the embankment. A private car and parlor car were displaced while the smoker car remained on track. A note found on a passenger indicated Col John V. Korsen, Grand Opera manager, was among the injured.
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Goatsville
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Coatsvile
Coatsville
Abiveeo
Wshich
Leara Onuitt
Init i Waz
Mague
Atran
Tahia
Jahn VF
Kortea
Washington Drops Gold Reserve After Large Withdrawals
The daily withdrawals totaled 8,575,000 with 3,000 from the aubtreasury in New York and 255,005 from Reston, leaving the gold reserve at the close of business 5 T7273, 16,827 lower than ever before. Last week withdrawals reached 15,240,527 of which 37,522,000 was expending.
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Iver
Washington
New York
Reston
Hailish steamer Michigan damaged after collision
The Hailish steamer Michigan, Captain Findlay, returning from London to Baltimore, shows a starboard bow leak after a collision with the Hutch steamer Edam, Captain Bringma, near Tungernesss. Reports from Washington note labor unrest and coal industry impact with eight thousand miners idle in Witkesharre, while authorities discuss military and political measures.
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Eran Stoners Callide
Lowlon
Michigan
Findlay
London
Baltimore
Grayagernd
Tungernesss
Edam
Bringma
New York
Rotterdam
McMillin Seeks Secretary’s View On Tax Increase Matter
Representative McMillin of Tennessee, chair of the Ways and Means subcommittee, pressed Secretary Carlisle for the administration's outlook and the necessity of a bill to double the income tax. The dialogue followed a talk with the secretary about revenue estimates and policy direction.
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McMulin
Tennessee
Jorge
Carlise
Department
McMillin
Not Encouraging Trade As Week Ends In Depression
R G Dun weekly review notes depressed trade with about 1 880 000 gold withdrawn from the treasury mainly for export. Gold reserves fall to about 98 million. Prices dip across industries as demand remains weak. Wheat sells at new low. corn declines. pork prices fall. U S failures total 503 this week, up from last year, with 52 in Canada. Buildings of production excess weigh on future demand.
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New York
R.G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
May Bombard San Domingo Forces Indemnity Demand
A World despatch from Puerto Plata dated January 18 reports imminent Franco Dominican hostilities. A French warship appeared off San Domingo City to seize squadron assets, then another vessel was boarded. French demands indemnity of 40,000 and 29,000 unsettled sums, with President Péraud saying no funds to pay. Dispatches also suggest Spanish authorities and British interests involved.
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France
New York
Puerto Plat
San Domingo
Dominican Republic
Capitol
San Domingo Authoritica
Hvas
Fmis
Peuraux
Ikia
Junba
Mexico war plans and border dispute dominate Washington and London
A wide read report outlines Mexico Diaz era policy on the Guatemala boundary a possible seizure scenario and military preparations. London reports severe Atlantic storms with ships lost off Portreath Cornwall and Port Roath. Washington notes potential congressional action and a call to back Mexico with an American legion proposed and rifles contracted for 24 050 Mondragon models.
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Wroecka
North Sea
London
Ieal
Britain
France
Wollard
Scotland
Dovbar
Port Roath
Port Teath
Cornwall
Escutiat
Glasgow
Marseilles
Anntwerp
Washington
Cleveland
Congress
Crisp
Avheville
N.C
Mesxico
Misty of
Mexico
Guatemala
Justice Gaynor Clears Brooklyn Strike Leader Hope
The Brooklyn street railway strike nears resolution as Justice Gaynor of Queens County orders the company to meet public needs. The decision finds the corporation in default and obligates it to operate cars as required, with wage and hour questions to be addressed in future talks. The strikers’ victory is described as Fabian in nature.
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Gaynor
Brooklyn
Broklyn
Peaes
Supreme Court of
Queens County
Prandamus
Fabian
Nicaragua Canal Bill Passes Senate Amid Financial Guaranty
Washington special reports the Senate passed a Nicaragua Canal bill by a decisive vote. The measure pledges the US to back bonds totaling seventy million dollars issued by the Nicaragua Canal Company with a government guarantee for principal and interest, plus three million ninety thousand in unsecured bonds. The Treasury Secretary will supervise the project and a fifteen member board will manage operations.
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Senate
Washington
United States
Nicaragua
Congress
Atlantic and Pacific
Hill
United States of America
Maratha, Canal Company of
Secretary of the Treasury
Avork
Rahi
Pte TE Eae
Peacemakership in Mexico Guatemala Border Crisis
United States seeks to avert war between Mexico and Guatemala by proposing mediation and arbitration via a friendly nation. A telegram from the U S secretary of state hints at time to answer the Guatemalan note. President to ensure reception of appeal through unofficial contact with Washington officials.
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Mexico
City of Mexico
Diaz
Seattle
Guatemalan
United States
Afexico
Decdline
Hoowever
Pacific
Gulf
Accupulca
Guatemala
Greaham
Iomero al Washington
President urges new bond plan to stave off gold crisis
The President sent a message to Congress urging immediate passage of currency and debt reforms to restore confidence, bolster the gold reserve, and avert national distress. He argues for stronger Treasury authority, gold backed notes, and cautious silver policy, warning against partisan obstruction.
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Congress
Senate
Excuse of Representatives
Legislative
Congress Debates Hawaiian Question and Indian Appropriations
The Senate debates Hawaii policy and approves fortifications funding while the House advances sundry civil appropriations. Bills expanding public building projects in Chicago and South Omaha move, with amendments struck and reintroduced in sundry measures. Debates on Nicaraguan Canal and currency reform loom as pension bills pass rapidly.
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Nicaraghan Canal
Call
House
Morris
Chicago
South Omaha
Boutelle
Richardson
Tennessee
Crisp
Hawaii
Naval Academy
Wyandotte
Secretary of the Interior
Thu Poliawettonie
Kickapeo Indiana
Cluamberlain
Rapid City
Wear
Nebraska
Isteier
Ioch
Aclicra
Sisseing
Walipeten
Amn Gruehdinen
Pine Fildee
Ordor
Ys A
Afr
Amyers
Andy Eivil Khe
Hingley
Maite
Paria Tri- Sampal
Ale Mitlin
Was and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Maine
Unite States
Smith
Currency Commission
Jones
Jin Realing
Savers
Coombs
Keates
Wilson
Virginia
Germany
United States
Government Bonds and Currency Hoarding Crisis Analysis
A fragmented report discusses the government’s reliance on bonds and the drift of currency out of the treasury. It notes currency notes outstanding near 500,000 and repeated gold withdrawals without canceling obligations, urging reforms to prevent further financial instability and protect the public purse.
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Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Treasury
Couran
Aliendb
Siste Hanks
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Witkesharca Coal Company
Lowell
Proops
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Tamnend
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Errthrena
Carthaie
Alan Arlord
Uncle Bam
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Opon
Ferdinand
Geri
Frankfort Zeitwng
St. Petersburg
Bulgaria
Prince Ferdinand
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Stambone
Akron
Ollie
Vancouver Island
Grayquoat
Larkt
Paris
Cante—hort
Phiebi
Fenyvennio Colvnus Tao
Doings OF ‘Congress
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