Senate Debates Blair Bill On Education Fight And Jesuit Link
In Washington on February 15 Senator Hale led opposition to Blair educational legislation with Senators Morgan Saulsbury and Blair speaking for the bill. Blair cited press opposition and alleged Jesuit influence while warning of a northern press campaign and liquor lobby power. The Senate then voted on amendments and the House moved to adjust railway mail service supervisors and health bureau authority as executive sessions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washipton
Hale
Senate
Morgan
Saulsbury
Blair
New York Evening Post
Washington Post
Jesritory
House of Representatives
Congress
John Carroll
Charles Carroll
Carrolltor
America
North
Chicago Tribune
General Logan
Boston Herald
Boston Advertiser
New York Sun and Times
Times
Washington
The
Sentinel
Plumb
District of Columbia
Yeas
Anys
West
Edmunds
McPherson
Haddock
Berry
Ale
Achod
Darrel
John 8. Barbour
Virginia
Sawyer
House
Treaty signed to settle long standing fisheries dispute
Washington feb 15 after two weeks of daily sessions the six fisheries commissioners signed a treaty likely to settle decades of disputes between the United States and Great Britain over the north Atlantic fisheries. It will go to the president for transmission to the senate and requires ratification by Britain and Canadian authorities as well as Newfoundland. The pact covers northern Atlantic fisheries only and not the Behring Sea or free entry of fish duty free. Secretary Bayard declined to disclose content but urged publication of the full text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasutnoton
Cox
House
United States
Texas
Red River
Davis
Massachusetts
Bureau of Public Health
Perkins
Kansas
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Indian Territory
Kansas City & Pacific Railroad Company
Robertson
Louisiana
Randall
Pennsylvania
Committee On Appropriations
Blount
Georgia
Burns
Missouri
Rogers
Arkansas
Arkansas, Took Exception To A Reference Made By Mr. Burns
Mr. Rogers
Department of Justice
Barnes
Department
Hannibal
Leavenworth
Kas
St. Joseph
Jefferson City
Washinotox
Great Britain
North Atlantic
Cagads
New Foundland
Senate
Atlantic
Bayard
Preas
Reading Strike Inquiry: Corbin Explains Causes and Costs
The congressional committee investigating the Reading strike met in a major city and questioned Austin Corbin. He cited Reading system capitalization at 40 million dollars, said the rail road owned the coal and iron firm, and described the strike origins as Knights of Labor refusal to move non union freight from Lehigh mines. He argued wages and mining costs, disputed private wage accords, and warned of rapid replacement of striking miners. He noted 40 million capital, 87 million coal and iron company stock, and 30 million mortgage, with ongoing arbitration questions and occupation protection costs. The hearing adjourned to continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puiapetrata
Congressional
Reading
Austin Corbin
Corbin
Reading System
Reading Railroad
Reading Coal & Iron Company
Reading Railroad Company
Knights of Labor
Lehigh Region
Knights
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Schuylkill Haven
Lehigh
Noreek
Schuylkill
Law bill limits alien landholding in Iowa
In the house today a bill passed forbids resident aliens from disposing of real estate in Iowa for 10 years. Aliens may hold up to 820 acres or city property up to $10,000 as long as it is placed in the possession of relatives or occupants who become naturalized citizens within 10 years.
West Virginia GOP State League Convention Gathers
Waueerixo West Virginia February 15 One hundred two clubs attended a republican convention to form a state league. Hon Geo H Bowers vice president of the National league called the meeting to order and Thomas Swann of Charleston, an ex Confederate, was made temporary chairman amid applause. Resolutions mirror those adopted by the National club convention in New York last August. No prohibition mention. The turnout surprised all, the largest ever in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waueerixo
W. Va
Geo. H. Bowers
West Virginia
National League
Thomas Swann
Charleston
New York
Poore’s Autographs Sale Opens in Boston
Three days of selling historical and political autographs from the estate of Major Ben Perley Poore begin in Boston. Prices reached for notable items include Burns at $90, Buchanan $18.50, Hooker $4, Lincoln $8, Meade $5.25, Adams $2.75, and Davis $2.25 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poore
Boston
Ben. Perley Poore
Robert Burns
Mr. Horan
President Buchanan
Wm. Blackstone
Andrew Johnson
Joseph Hooker
Admiral Foote
President Lincoln
Geo. John A. Logan
Gen. Meade
Winslow
Jeff Davis
Mrs. Davis
Alexander H. Stevens
Gen. Sherman
John Quincy Adams
Charles LIX
France
Crown Prince improves as Wales arrival nears
The Crown Prince is better with less head pain and able to conduct business and eat well. The Prince of Wales will arrive Monday. Dr. Mackenzie departs Friday. The Wabash Railway cuts western freight rates to 10c first class 10c second class 9 and 6 for third to fifth classes and 61c for A B C D freight from East Mississippi to Missouri river. John A Dus h ave & Co wholesale paper dealers file deed of trust with $900,000 liabilities and assets about half. They cite failed investments in an remunerative estate and two paper mills as cause and hope to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Prince
Sax Reno
Prince of Wales
Dr. Mackenzie
Wabash
New York
Wabash Railroad
Mississippi
Missouri River
Law School Toasts and Honors at State University Gathering
A February social gathering of State University law students honored L A Stebbins for winning a recent oratorical contest. Judges A W Benson and J C Thacher, along with noted lawyers and faculty, heard toasts praising the law school’s training, discipline, and polish. Speakers stressed the need for a robust state library and broader admission to practice, while others celebrated graduates and debated the future role of oratory in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Department
The
State University
Attorpoye
Lst
Klock
L. A. Stebbins
A. W. Benson
C. Thacher
Thomas Bates
Chicago
Stebbins
Benson
Marth
Tor
Law
Law School
Temple of Justice
Supreme Court
Dan Crew
J. H. Canfield
Ayaat
J. W. Green
B. D. Bishop
Kahnweller
Bates
Indiana
Egypt
Garfeld University
O. Thacher
Secret grand lodge session and future meeting sites
In Joncrson City Kansas on February 15 over 500 delegates gathered for the Masonic Grand Lodge where all proceedings were kept secret. Officers will be elected tomorrow and the next meeting place noted with Salina Hutchinson Topeka and other sites mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Masonic Grand Lodge
Joncrson Ciry
Kas
Grand Lodge
Salina
Hutchinson
Topeka
New York Stock Summary Amid Mixed Market Action
Fragmented OCR text reports stock trading activity with par values and percent figures. It mentions Mercantile Paper and Prime Mercantile, unclear daily totals, and references to Missourian Wheat and other market terms. The legibility is poor, yielding partial names and numbers without coherent narrative.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Directory OF
Lawrence
Senet Co ' Ipeereepera
Cement Library
Arene
Floridge
B. Murray
A. R. Mills
Vermont Street
Court House
Opera House
Windsor Hotel
H. B. Rickey & Son
Massachusetts Akreet
Attorneys AT Law
J. Barker
Attorney AT Law
National Bank Building
S. C. Thacher
National Bank
Joune. A. Norton
Ofice
Donglaa
H. Foote
Massachusetts Street
Spangler
Howard
Wells Fargo’ . Express
EO. B. Edgar
Notary Public
Justice of the Peace
Massachusetts Atrect
B.¢. Horton
Wells Fargo Express Office
NO. C. Keith
J. T. Stevens
General Insurance Agency
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
Opera House Block
Joseph E. Riggs
GFA
BANKS
Eldridge House
ORR & Smeallie
Fpaylor & Mathews
Kushmer’s Jewelry Store
E- Esterly
D- D-S
Woodward's Drug Store
Fellows
D. D.s
Dental
A. & Ross
Ofics Gres Field & Rate Book Store
Massachusette Street
Gano
Eee
Hubbell & Stuart
JA Donaldson
Senator Blair
Hoube
United Workmen's
Sr. Lovus
Grand Lodge of the Anciest Order
United Workmen
the Confessional Committee
the History OF
the &Tribe
Reading Investigating Committee
Rock Island
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Kansas City
Omaha
Northwestern
Burlington & Northern
Minnesota & Northwestern
Soo” Line
Association Roads
Western Roads
Western Territory
Lows
Kolesale
Ted
Laxmerox
Kys
E.H. Ter
Department of Government
Dam
Howard Peake
G. W. Harrington
Doxsg
Del
Delaware State Temperance Alliance
Indianapolis
Mrvrgarouis
Church & Graves Manufactury Company
St. Pat
Republican State Central Committee
Merchants Hotel
National Republican Committee
C. K. Davis
R. G. Evaris
Minneapolis
New York Money
Ora
Domena
Somay Wenn
Atchises
Topeka & Santa Fe
Bowron
Fwis
A. T.,& 3. F. Railroad
Hnamete City
Gaveas Urry
I.c
Young America
Maine City
Kameas Crrz
Ceaag E
Sige
Icy Hee
Marie Ley
A Timothy
St. Couia
Cumaso
Izes
E. G. Besele
Alex. Sues
G. Lave An A
Sir Greentee Sovsnee Dls
Dongies County
Empl Ay Maseschusetts Errest
Pat Graham
Becktenwald
Park
Teats Street
Mr Mas
John Davis
Raw River Studio
J. L. Morris
Iem
T Ae
J.D. Barer
Artiat
Coal Oil
G. W. White
Cadi Otlaied Ganahied
Brien & Son
Tascuca
W. Hankés
the National Bank
UO. W. RB
Gray
Ochoa
G. W
N.Y. Tribune
N. Y
N. Y. Tribune
Jovasas Om
Unirep Srates
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!