Circling the Globe and Senate Debates March 21 1890
Concise foreign and domestic news from Kieserie Wire. The Senate dismisses the measure on trusts and considers urgent deferency DIN after minor amendments. It reports appropriations for public builds including Kane Falls and Tacoma and debates In vallli pensions in the House with Mr Peters of Kansas speaking on Corporal Valiner. The House adjourns with two hours of debate left before the final vote.
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Valiner
The Chiewsy bill clears house scrutiny in World’s Fate panel
The World’s Fate Committee adopts the Chiewsy bill and orders Chairman Candler to report to the House at the earliest opportunity. No amendments pass except Wilson of West Virginia’s to require both the national commission and the President to be satisfied with Chicago corporation resources before inviting other nations. Bolden’s $10,109,000 guarantee fund proposal is rejected.
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Candler
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National Commission
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Bolden
Two Kohrhers Killed In Salt Lake City Attempt
Reported in Salt Lake City Utah a Colorado visitor met two strangers who drugged him then tried to rob him. Weston fatally shot one assailant named Warner and shot the second Granville before surrendering to police. The town of Maysville Georgia afflicted by a devastating fire that destroyed the business district leaving one store standing and causing unknown losses. Wisconsin Supreme Court rules Bible reading in public schools unconstitutional deeming it sectarian and contrary to the constitution. Albany Evening Journal notes Lester Faulkner suspected of fraud and disguising a gardener's death to conceal his own. Choctaw Nation halted an orphan lottery scheme with New Orphans Asylum Lottery Company status. Mississippi River Commission to spend 102000 on flood protection in Fourth District from Warrenton Mississippi to river head. Minneapolis elevator men offer 330000 bushels seed grain at 75 cents a bushel for North Dakota relief guarded by a relief committee. County treasurer's account listed as robbed in county records.
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Presiden tial nominees named for territorial and federal posts
Fragmented text outlines President’s nominations for key posts including Chief Justice of the Arizona Territory Supreme Court Andrew Davison Cooperstown Henry Gooding Indiana and several other federal appointments across Alabama Iowa New Mexico Nebraska New York and Louisiana amid broader conference talk on treaties and customs regulation with various committees and messages prepared for the printer
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CONFIRMATIONS Freshien Harrison's Appointments Approved by Senate
The Senate approved a series of confirmations including Lieutenant Colonel Willan Smith Paymaster General United States Army Peter A Wilkons Master Southern District of Blorin eorgs O Eaton Surveyor General of Montana F Ferrin Wecler of the Land Office and J T Cattin Receiver of Public Moneys at Hozomat Mont Condula Willan Burguas of Now Deray At Tunstall James A Wood of New Hasejshire at Bhierbrooke Collectors of Customer A C Barwick At Darlington N J BC Dunceu st Beaufort N Collectors of Internal Revenue J D Brady Second District of Virginia PLH McCaull bith District of Vir uins 3 Frenknie Rweet Register of the Land Office Grand Island Neb Supervisors of Cenwin Tedro Fancher New Meteo Theophilus Kinith Third District of Micnesota MM de Freycinet Hibot and Constain cethe Three Principal Vertilles A Cabinet list follows with N de Frayetaut President of the Council and Minister of War AL Wibst Minister of Verulyn Atmira J Conatans Minister of the Interior J Conatans Minister of Finance M Ronvier Minister of Justice M Futuvres Minister of Commerce Bf Roche Minister of Public Instruction MM Bourgena Minister of Agriculture M Devella Minister of Public Works M Guynt Minister of Ofect M Barhey Minister of Colonies My Etienne
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Lucke pardoned after second court martial in Stillwater
Lucke, a private in the Twenty Infantry, shot and wounded a man during furlough. He was acquitted at Wyvlis court, then reconvicted on the same charge at Stillwater, sentenced to eleven years, and has now received a full pardon signed by President Harrison.
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Bismarck resigns amid cabinet upheaval and French crisis
The dispatches report Chancellor Bismarck failed to reconcile with his rivals over factory inspectors and resignations. Herbert Bismarck also steps down as Imperial Secretary for Foreign Affairs. Gen Caprivi expected to succeed Bismarck. Cologne Gazette notes Bismarck to retire. France faces cabinet shakeup as Tirard resigns. Carnot urged formation of new government with Freycinet or Floquet likely to lead.
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Interstate Decision The Board Settles The Vexed Question
The article notes a decisive board ruling addressing a long contested issue. Details remain fragmentary but indicate formal action and a public decision by the governing body. The outcome is presented as conclusive within the published segment.
Bus fire at Rowan Merrill store causes casualties
The blast and ensuing blaze swept through the Rowan Merrill wholesale and book store incinerating a vast establishment. Fire spread to the bullring as flames toppled roof and walls, killing a dozen and injuring scores while spectators fled amid collapsing debris near Baltimore.
Bloody Battle in Peru Ends in Massacre in Huanta
Dramatic street fight between rival presidential factions erupts in Huanta Peru with many killed including Senor Lazona and Dr Urbina. Urbina attempts to shield church refugees as guerrillas slaughter townspeople, then is killed at the plaza. Over a dozen lives lost in the drunken violence.
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Under Liberty's Shade Why Better's Instund Is a Good Point
Washington dispatch reports the first joint Senate and House hearing on immigrant landing sites. Secretary Windom and Senator Hepburn outline why the Treasury favors a new landing location, noting prior reports recommending national control and detailing site selections and space allocation near the Statue of Liberty.
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Mirage over Ashland Reveals Inverted City in Sky
A large inverted city appears suspended in the air above Ashland Ohio before fading after about forty five minutes. Spectators report reflections resembling Mansfield about thirty miles away or Sandusky about eighty five miles distant with claimed recognitions of landmarks.
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Pacific Railroad Debt Debate Splits House Panel
Washington dispatch reports the House committee on Pacific railroads debating single versus separate bills to address the indebtedness of Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads. The discussion shows no agreement, with Treasury credit and information requests noted. Also mentioned are local Minnesota incidents involving a farm owner Scott Hill and allegations of arson and violence nearby.
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Doings of Congress at the Nation's Capitol
An OCR summary of chaotic Senate and House actions in Washington. The Senate debates immigration probes, foreign investment, and territorial questions while considering a presidential pro tem change. The House handles public buildings, railroad matters, and land acts tied to Indian Territory with amendments and committee reports, followed by adjournments and routine bills.
Do Not Laugh at Elderly or Talk Too Much in Public
A fragmented early 20th century style notice warns against laughing at the elderly, speaking disrespectfully of holy matters, and crowding conversations. It discourages debt, instructs against introducing guests improperly, and cautions about gossip and trust schemes.
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