Canteen to Be Abolished by Senate Vote
Washington Jan 10 the army canteen is to be abolished by a decisive Senate vote with 34 against and 16 in favor. The bill retreats to the house provision on sale of intoxicants in canteens and posts, and further amendments to the army bill are proposed by Lodge Gallinger and Penrose. The House considers river and harbor appropriations with widespread discontent over local demands and a delay in decision on major projects.
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Change of date tied to Friday superstition noted in report
The item reports Friday superstition influencing a date change with Wacaney Filted, Washington, Jan. 10, and notes Judge Denton of Somerset, Ky., chosen as internal revenue collector for the eighth district. It also covers the House Banking Committee’s favorable report on the Brostus bill to extend national bank charters.
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Kentucky
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House Committee On Banking and Currency
New Religious Movement Aims to Form Christian Comrades
New York January reports a national new religious group to be led by former Salvation Army officers with headquarters in New York City. About 7000 ex-Army members are said to seek continued army work outside the Salvation Army and to connect with churches. Several prominent former Army figures in the city are linked to the movement.
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First Session Opens as Sherman Installed Speaker
Legislation begins after a brief lull in the senatorial contest as the Illinois house and senate organize. Sherman becomes speaker. Bienholdt pro tem of the senate. Gov. Tanner’s farewell message is read later. references include state finances and reforms. Minnesota and other states report inaugurations, tax debates, and early sessions with governors Jensen, Van Sant, and McKilling in focus.
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Murder at Auburn Prison Guardsman Benedict Slain by Convict
Auburn N Y detective report says guard Archie W Benedict was killed on Wednesday by convict Clarence Egnor who had warned he would report him for misbehavior Egnor already under five year sentence for jail breaking and had prior Elmira reformatory time The Daily News notes are unclear but record the incident and involved names.
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Chinese Envoys Balk at Signing Note in Peking
Chinese envoys Li Itung Chang and Prince Ching refuse to sign the joint note until imperial permission is received. Anti foreign elements push influence from the empress dowager toward delaying, while Li Mung Chang and Prince Ching urge signing to avert a broader war threat. German troops near Ming tombs amid tensions.
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Protests Grow Over McKinley Confederate Reunion Invitation
A New Orleans Confederate veterans group adopts a resolution opposing inviting President McKinley to the Memphis reunion next May. Memphis officials will still press the invitation, delivering it to the president through a dedicated committee. Separately, winter weather brings sleet across central Missouri and Kansas, with ice threatening wires, while Kansas wheat may gain and Missouri wires suffer. Also listed: rental notice for a house on East Spruce Street, formerly P. Hayes residence, with contact J Wisel.
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Deming Pays Back Taxes Amid Shortage Findings
Fort Dodge Iowa January 10 a large tax shortage at the county treasury concerns J H Deming whose remittance of 10 615% back taxes settles a vast deficit. Deming declines cooperation with investigators and reportedly threw the check. He recently gave $10000 to Tabor College in Tabor Iowa.
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