Reilly Bill Substitute Introduced in House
The Reilly bill substitute, introduced by Myase Toray, would fund the unpaid interest on bonds by diverting the sinking fund, not general revenue, to reduce the government debt. It aims to prevent bondholder harms and preserve integrity of the government’s credit while limiting partisan disruption and addressing railway issues.
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Mesa
Bhadg Nik
Tennwe
Morris
Kutiaas
Cooper
Nils Measuru
Rleiva
FTW
Partik
Eeetion I
Wih
He Rau
Monetary Delegates and Senate Postmaster Nomination Report
Reported in Washington February 26 with debate over a monetary conference proposal by Mr Pettigrew and Mr Igyle. President to appoint nine delegates to be named by the president and Senate, while Tinsley serves as postmaster amid confirmation setback. Discussion of Atlantic cable amendment and potential concessions to lawmakers from Blackburn and Ericson with hopes for reduced conflict.
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He Hindiee
Washington
Wottell
Iclegitenth
International Moneuuy
Alice
Ferthgrew
Esty
Pettigrew
Igyle
Ufa Poremmster
Sioux Falls
A.D. Wvinaley
Tinsley
Hhieving
HI Mie Wan
Senate
Nominon Helt
Rawittan
Wolodlt
Colorado
Wilkin
Ie Wal
Germany
Street Inns
United States
Internationat
Audh Aato
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Fansom
North Carolin
Mexico
Tenate
Blackburn
Kentucky
District of Columbina
Blanchard
Loulaluna
Annapolis
Ghrsman
Irwin
Tarbee
Cockrel
Dem
Missouri
John Sessions
Chandler
New Tompshire
Afinapolis
Terre
Biamarck
N. D
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Chicago Railway
Marahal
United State
Livingston
Georgia
House
Gronvenor
Rep
Ohio
Baker
New Hampshire
Congress
Senaton
Holman
Indiana
Yoiman
Allen
Pickler
Bouth Dakula
Mtr
Griswold Bank Swag Stamps Traced in Chicago Robbery
Feb 26 Chicago reports recovered stamps worth about 800 dollars linked to a Griswold Ia bank robbery. A mail grip was delivered to saloonkeeper Mark Davin, who along with John Wilmartin was detained after the grip opened showed four jars of stamps. Inspector Stuart and postal officials charged the two suspects.
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Chicago
Council Bluts
Mark Davin
Aged couple killed in mysterious fire at Nottwood
The home of G. W. Weaver and wife burned by night, their bodies found amid ruins south of Nottwood Montgomery County. Authorities suspect robbers tried to cover a murder with arson. Nearby, legal and financial notices include Barrett Beott trial continuance to March 20, and plans for Openlife Mill Bank in Redfield with E. S. Innenhuth arranging opening.
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Harned
Dayton
G. W. Weaver
Nottwood
Montgomery County
Weaver
Ae Ee
Nell
Ned
Fev
John
Jate
Barrett Beott
Thal
Sefanidanta
Kinkaid
Yankton Reservation land sale threat opens April 1
The Yankton Indian Reservation faces white settlement as April 1 opening nears. Indians hold most lands, with only 168,000 acres left, while the government offers favorable terms to settlers. Whites anticipate cheap entry and tax relief, amid frontier tensions and historic conflicts with Sioux and Ponca tribes.
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Yankton Indian Reservation
Reverei Hon
Uwe
Indiana
Thi
Bome
Minnesota
New Ulm
Phinero
Yanktondency
Mandal
Miakouri
Yankton Reservation
Ponca
Santon
Iowa
Ponew
Gray Face
Oull Neng
Yankton Agency
Analius Keene
Pancas
Bleves
Bil McKay
Washington
Towa—Boothy
Montgomery County
Damuth
A. Whitney
Nebraska-Grafton
Fillmore County
A. Finer
Vicuw Waller Halney
Jomenoi
Centerville
Antelope
W.it
Alfred Hdiinem
Creston
August Greenwall
Hentenaort
Renewal
Oee
Macautiey
Lake
City
Tiefanie
Hag
Beymart Dodawin
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Climax
Samiel
Radi Selita
Jou Coli Ial
Francis M. Homer
Deland
KH. Hutton
Aberlew
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Clarkn
Nebranka
J. “Ding
Wolmensville
Owen
James C. Graham
South Amatin
Rania Jonhun
Wallis
Wakefeld
Faward J
Nagle
Wayne
Frances Willard Aims For Permanent England Residence
Chicago Feb 7 American temperance leader Frances Willard may relocate to England to join the temperance movement there. Reports note visits to Lady Henry Somerset and Evanston ties while U.S. leaders debate the permanence of her residence and influence on WCTU policy.
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Masa
Mary Anderdon
Ake Jy
Frances Willard
Nation Council of Women
Mina Wilard
Jiouin
England
Henry
Somerset
Evanston
Wiles
Willard
Chicago
Women's Christian Temperance Union
AL Meterburg
Noto American Wom
Ant Temperance Union
Market reforms aim to curb sugar bounty impact in Europe
The article analyzes European sugar policy changes and the American response, focusing on export bounties, production shifts, and the effect on global prices. It cites France, Austria, Germany, and American producers amid debates over subsidy continuation and market access.
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United Btutt
Ik Sigar
Ordee
Pati
Ue Kurat
France
Austria
Germany
Iss
Trier
Armerica
Ruitt
Maine
Priclle
Chinese Fruit Syndicate Expands Orchard Rentals in State
A wealthy Chinese syndicate in San Veanelaco has formed from Six Companias members who lease extensive orchards once run by General John Isldwell. They control thousands of acres in the northern fruit belt, leasing at up to 5000 per year, and plan to hire coolies at lower wages to harvest and operate canneries, amid labor tensions and shifting employment.
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Compasses
San Veanelaco
Compania Hay
John Isldwell
Ti Hehy
Chiengo Feult
Didwell
Chiness
Will Repudiate the Bonds of Hrowood City Michigan
Tronwood city officials informally decided to repudiate bond debt totaling 150000. The bonds, issued years ago and now in the hands of Collin & Atanton of New York in bankruptcy, were used for a 25000 cost payment with no full security. A strong effort to enforce payment is anticipated as bonds remain unpaid and in foreign hands. Meanwhile Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders meet to discuss guaranteeing a bridge company mortgage up to 5 million with a 4 percent rate, amid London market notes at five percent premium.
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Mie Uw Company
Byston
Pakerenen
Hecla
Drouth
New York
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Lexow
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Manhettan
Cornelié van Tienhoyen
Alimal Danguet
Theodore Roosevelt
J Wowih
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Hrowood
Mich
Tronwood
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Honda
Collin & Atanton
Frm
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Boetua
London
W. F. Vilan
Jenna
Chesapeake and Ohio Adairs
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Soulaylile and Jeffersonvile Bride Company
Louisville
Chesapeake and,Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Louis Yallway
Bridge Company
Fred Douglass
Paris
Bali
Coe
Aston
Pawl
Nyu
Cilkone
Lily Alatunes
Tle
Hoetanl
Barry
Hayward Gambling Case Trial Disclosed in Testimony
The Hayward trial reveals a web of loan arrangements and suspected gambling links. Witnesses describe large sums moved through Chicago and Minneapolis avenues, with details about money flows, property ties, and disputed payments. The testimony covers terms of loans, timing, and questioned sources, highlighting a complex financial pattern surrounding Hayward's activities.
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Mint
Fed
Hayward
Huywanl
Dane B. & Sona
Helyns
Camoy
Mall Addin
Hlae A
Bae
Chicago
Wilder Stewart
Wayink
Patyway
Eder Stewart
Weir Acaho
Dormal Doe
Mie Wetter
Wiineas
Hanklee
Mane Island Naval Work Delayed by Coal Shortage At Mare Island
Reports from Washington and Honolulu indicate delays in naval repairs on the Mane Island and Yorktown due to coal shortages and manpower limits. Admiral Heardalec and Admiral Boarialows deny major mishaps while noting work at Mare Island Yard is hindered by limited crew and coal supply. The Huntington at Acapulco is held for strategic reasons, with cargo routes to Central America under consideration.
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Eardalec
Honolulu
Mare Delay Navy Yard
Keebutl Chan
Avealtisnion
Navy
Thie Hoxton
Mare Thi Navy Yard
Acapulen
Qionmay
Tee Navien
Hon Burewil
Boul
America
Pacific
Yonktown
Wil
Crossea
National Council Women elect leaders and split into two houses
Washington Feb 26 The National Council women chose Mary Lowe Dickinson of New York as president for three years and Anna H Shino of Philadelphia as vice president with Louis E Burzum Tabs Hins of Michigan as corresponding secretary and Hannan J Bulley of Maine as treasurer. They adopted a constitutional amendment creating an upper and lower house and outlined cabinet reforms.
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Washington
National Council
Justus
Preudene
Thor
Ni. Deon
Mary Lowe Dickinson
New York
Anna H. Shino
Philadelphia
Louis E. Burzum Tabshins
Michican
Hannan J. Bulley
Male
Tiacretionam
Uh Ftuely
Butter and Cheese Convention Opens in Rockford
Report shows strong progress in butter and cheese makers’ association during the past year. Tomorrow talks on work in butter and cheese making will be delivered by Provident 8, Bo Allen and Prof. T. L. Hnecker. Also notes Minnesota Lumber Dealers Association annual meeting in Chicago with delegates from across the state, and speech by Senator Ceo W. Jones at the Mardi Gras carnival.
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Wet Sonu
Organization Ant
Burridge
Provident 8
Bo Allen
T. L Hnecker
Bennlyn
Belday
A Minnts Lumber Centers
Chicago
Mlinoin Lumber Dealers! Association
Grand Pacific Hotel
Alinota
Teatimuntal Teasers and Distant Names in Dark Fund Drive
A fragmented 19th century page describes a grand charity event in Teatimuntal style, with Royalty-led processions and numerous named figures. It mentions Normand Ramland, George Gro minich, and Edward Beyd among others, aiming to raise up to $10,000 for a children's fund as part of a national reform context. The text blends civic notices with cultural spectacle and hints at political undertones.
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St. Sanex
West Mind Society
Wbly
Normand
Ralmond
Arid
Aimerion
George Grominich
Hayward on the Stand in Gingite trial details
Testimony centers on the death of Catherine Gingite with Hayward recounting events, including location clues, revolver life, and police interactions. Witnesses discuss the cartage, elevator, and a suspect’s movements, while references to Nobility and Portuguese figures hint at broader wartime intrigue.
New York wedding planned amid western delegation recollections
A multi city wedding in New York is being staged for Miss Dine Holahan and Mrant Men, with guests from Chicago Milwaukee and other western cities. The ceremony and related events mark a notable social gathering, followed by European tours and permanent residence plans.
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Chicago
Torideo Parenta Aemd
Miss Hulahan
Furape
Populist Split Deepens With Taubeneck Challenge In Split
A radical faction within the Populist National Reform press association protests Taubeneck leadership pressing toward a unity with a new silver party. Delegates adopt resolutions urging Taubeneck to adhere to party platforms, while radicals vow to continue the fight in their papers. The Industrial region group led by Haus Vandervoort plans to boost membership to about 1,000.
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Kansnns City
Sonsinn
National Reform Tress Association
Taubeneck Real
New Silver Party
Revc Iationa
Haus Vandervoort
Oinoha
Miouxa
Hia
Roomin
Savant
Unil
Milwaukee
Statine Chape
New York
Womon
Walter Damrosch
Tannhauser
Secret awards spark mystery in aviation design contest
Readers confront a garbled account of a 19th century aviation prize. The article names designers from Denver Boston New York and Minneapolis claiming a secret concept judged by experts Diamond Wheelwright and Henry Rohb. Wenzel Humphreys wins first prize with a share of a goat. two other prizes listed at $2,000 each.
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Isamond M Wheelwrieht
Torton
Henry
Chicago
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AL Jovernor Clough
Ti Wenzel & Humphreys
Denver
Tullus A. Schweinforth
Boston
Hird
George Mann
George de Goradortt
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