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Lowell Sun

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1894

Page

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Debates Over Tariff Proposals in Wilson Bill Committee

In Washington the House, as committee of the whole, debated the tariff bill with Mr Richardson presiding. Amendments by Mr Wilson cut fur tariffs and changes to book and milk schedules sparked party disputes. The scene included bids to delay free wool and procedural clashes over recognition and amendments, while the Senate addressed related finance and election law measures.

fAsHtNeToN Jan Richardson den Teun Wilson Mr. Wilson Messrs Paine Curtis Northway Hopkins Bowers Cal Ar. Watson Mr. Burrows journal of the Fifty-first congress Reed coally Burrows Payne Johnson House Senate Harris Gem Tenn congress Hoar committee on foreign relations Gallingus Gallinger Palther Gero Mesers Chandler Gray Palmer Voorhees secretary of the treasury treasury committee on finance Itis Chandier Rep N. H Palmex

Chinese consular certificates may admit entry under act

The attorney general holds that section 6 requires certificates evidencing permission and identification to be issued by the government to which the Chinese person belongs. Chinese consuls abroad, empowered by their government, may issue such certificates. This supports entry for Chinese who carry these consular certificates, potentially impacting enforcement of the Chinese exclusion act.

United States secretary of the treasury China New York Mavana Robertson Alexe

Riots and disorder plague Rio de Janeiro amid insurgent bombardment

Rumors say many National Guard members desert as insurgents bombard central Rio de Janeiro. Foreign residents warned of danger. the government shells Enchadas island stores while Peixoto’s fleet reportedly leaves Pernambuco. Clergy largely back the revolutionaries.

Rio JANEIro National Guard cue tnd beer Enchadas Peixoto Pernambuco Santos

Citizens Indignation Meeting in Jacksonville Protest Militia Move

Citizens packed Metropolitan hall last night to oppose Governor Mitchell calling out the militia over the Corbett-Mitchell contest. After councilmen spoke, residents adopted resolutions pledging to uphold peace and law, protesting the governor’s action and urging civil authorities to maintain order.

JACKSONVILLE Fin Jan. Wi Metropolitan Mitchell Farst Florida brave suds

Fire in Worcester Wood Working Establishment

Fire roared through the Ries and Cridiu wood working shop in Worcester early morning. Firemen held it in check. losses estimated around 330,000 with 800,000 insured as the plant stored sash blinds and finishes. Gov orders suppress riot risk. city councils authorize emergency aid. Other items note Boston unemployed parade plans and regional labor unrest.

Ries & Cridiu Jt Uinter AUTEREL Wencestes Jacksonville aig Griffin Boston reidential Hoston Common

Minister Confesses To Murder Of Clergyman Suspect In Love Rivalry

Telegraph reports from Tremonvo, Ind indicate Rev Benjamin Baldwin of Troy, Ohio, once a pastor near the murder of William Henshaw, has made a confession claiming Henshaw was shot amid a love triangle over Miss Bond. Baldwin allegedly sought Miss Bond and the affair drew jealously, while Bond's father favored him. Also noted are a $16,000 rail suit and various local notices including a missing prominent woman, a mass obituary inquiry, and other municipal items.

Sun Tremvoxp Ind William Henshaw Mionic Bord Benjamin Baldwin Troy Ienshaw Baldwin Miss Bond Henshaw Ibis air Mr. Baldwin Mr. Bond

Police Court records fold of street larceny and assault

Seven drunks including Joseph McIntee pleaded guilty to larceny of 25 pounds of candy valued at 15 cents a pound. He was fined 15 dollars. William A Bruce was sentenced to eight months in jail for stealing household furniture from J Stuart Murphy. Orville W Peabody pleaded not guilty to assault and battery after kicking a dog and threatening the witness.

Joseph McIntee McIntee Wmn A. Bruce J. Stuart Murphy Orville W. Peabody James W. Pearson Central street Peabody Clain

Gambling losses allowed in general charge ruling

Judge Blodgett in Superior Court ruled in Sullivan vs Uhad Leonard that a plaintiff may plead general charges for gambling losses. Previously each loss required separate proof, but the decision allows a single aggregate claim for the total amount lost. The case involves a well known sporting man and details of the losses were discussed in court.

Tayux Blodgett Sullivan Uhad Leonard jsust

Peabody in Altercation Relived as Court Debates Cross Examination

Witnesses describe a scuffle near Clain's where Peabody allegedly struck Pearson. Cross-examinations feature quips about drinking and odd words, with disputes over who kicked whom. Court then discharged Wenbudy and Union officers installed for six months. Local notices cover wills, administrations, and a Californian voyage for Col. Dimon.

Clain’s Peabody iuo Donahue Frank A. Merrill sal Douehue George Lawmountain Walt pount Pearson wise ham Chris Wenbudy Union 89 William Bulmer Peter F. Brady dolm Ryan isa Charles JL. Whitely ueasner Oliver Jathayt Peter Mullen John Sanday trugtves Messia Latham JRerugan

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