PSE SURRENDERS IN tariff caucus settled meanwhile
In a heated house caucus on the tariff Speaker Crisp offered a resolution and the body voted 102 to 21 to recede from the senate amendments. Mr Wilson argued against the sugar trust and the ad valorem plan, alleging vast profits and a $40,000,000 gain from raw sugar deals. The caucus adjourned after a sharp day of speeches and urgent partisan rhetoric as Democrats split on the measure.
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Incton
Crisp
Kate
Esim
Sugar Trust
Te Conferrens
Wilson
House Conferrees
Senate
Iran
Louisiana
Mem- Warner
New York
Strauss Racy
Tarsney
Cochran
Covert
York
Dunphy
Indiana
Johnson
Ohio
Iman Wilson
Ses
and Means Committee
Echo
Reed
Burrows
Bourke Cochran
Missouri
Ways and Means Committee
Messrs
Bartlett
Hendricks
Warner
Covery
da Meyer
Price
Everett
Massachusetts
Gorman
Michigan
Miss
Senator Hill Proposes California Suit Against Stanford Estate
The Judiciary Committee reports an original bill directing the attorney general to file suits in California courts to enforce any United States claim against the Stanford estate. Courts must hear the case promptly with priority over other business. An appropriation of ten thousand dollars funds the suit.
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Washington
Senator Hill
Committee On Judiciary
United States
California
Stanford
Four Die In Wyoming Blasting Accident At Granite Camp
A blasting mishap at McShane’s camp on Tongue River in Granite Camp, 35 miles NW of Sheridan, kills four workers instantly. E. P. Gallagher N. F. Watts William Angove John Hendrickson die when a 15 to 20 ton rock mass falls from 15 feet. Gus Gusterson and Peter Jones are injured. George Hall timekeeper escapes. Coroner Dr. Kenny to view bodies. burials to Sheridan.
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Wyoming
Rocky Mountain News
Sheridan
McShane’s de
E. P. Gallagher
N. F. Watts
William Angove
John Hendrickson
Gus Gusterson
Peter Jones
George Hall
Hall
M. G. Swan
B. F. Kenny
Dayton
Colonel Platt Dead Rocks Denver Paper Mills Leader
Col James H Platt president of the Denver Paper Mills company died suddenly at Green Lake near Georgetown from an apoplectic stroke. He arrived with his family in Georgetown Saturday and died while fishing with his wife nearby. He was years old and a key promoter of Denver publishing ventures.
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Denver
Colo
Georgetown
Denver Times- Sun
Greenlake
James H. Platt
Denver Paper Mills Company
Col. Platt
Col Platt
Dynamite Blast Destroys Thresher in Colorado Field
Bolander and Co threshing crew from Wray Colorado suffered a dynamite blast at H Morgan's ranch near Greeley. The explosion shattered the machine, burned the thresher and about 200 bushels of wheat, injuring three workers. Total damage estimated around 1900 dollars with theories ranging from foul play to accidental cartridge explosion.
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Greeley
Colo
Bolander & Co
H. Morgan
Wray
Yuma County
Colorado
Senate Confirms Chinese Treaty After Executive Session
Washington August 13. The conference report on the sundry civil bill was agreed to with changes and sent back to conference. At 2 p m the senate adjourned and met in executive session to vote on the Chinese treaty. The vote stood 47 to 20 in favor with no debate.
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Washington
House
Senate
Boy falls to death near Boulder after thunderstorm search
Seventy five raspberry pickers were near Jim town when 13 year old Tom Cranston disappeared during a storm. His body was found Saturday morning close to a bonfire site, after sliding on a ledge and being struck by a rock to the neck. He was the son of Mrs. Butterworth living three miles west of Longmont.
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Jimtown
Tom Cranston
Butterworth
Longmont
Powers May It Ivens Involves Corea Crisis
St Petersburg reports consternation over a London dispatch claiming Britain plans to press powers to intervene in Corea. The aim is to force Japan and China to evacuate Corea with international control. Russia resists and would let the war continue rather than permit foreign control.
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St. Petersburg
London
Great Britain
Corea
Japan
China
Russia
Truste es Sale Notice for Mace Property in Lamar Colorado
Notice of sale under a deed of trust for John W. Mace and Emma Mace the property in section 11 township 22 south range 46 west included water rights and Arkansas River Canal Company water allotment. Under J Q Hagerman acting sheriff of Prowers County Colorado successor in trust the sale is set for July 24 1894 at Lamar court house to satisfy principal note of 2180 dollars due Sept 1 1594 with interest and costs.
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Wasrens
John W. Mace
Emme Mace
Prowers Soma
Colorado
Frank K. Atkins
Prowers
Prowers County
Towit
Arkansas River
A. D. Ism
J Hagerman
Rado
J.Q . Hagerman
Emma Mace
Court House
Lamar
J. Q. HaGerman
Joan Q. Hacer
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PSE
Man Wilson
Etall
Colonel Platt
Eos
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