Peace talk and world news sweep across newspapers
A long jumble of global notes reports peace commission memories for Japan and other nations, naval landings near Che Foo, and a mix of domestic issues from prohibition in South Dakota to bills in Missouri. It mentions Lynching cases, floods, strikes, trials, and political shifts, with several named places and people scattered through the dispatch.
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Chingsenda
Japan
von Suilagyi
Buoparian Chamber of Reputies
Admiral Carpenter
Chee Foo
China
South Dakota
Mexico
Gautwualu
House
Chustre
Bingsateod
N.Y
Erastus Ross & Sons
Sugie Frost
Supreme Court
Missouri
Gertie Preston
Samuel
West Superior
Wis
Wheaton
Cuicaga
Alt. Hay
Hewyer
Burlington
Iowe
Eamind Nichols
Belleville
Did
Ayitlh
Hinshaw
Memphis
Folly Ubisesi
Alenyo
New Orleans
South Haver
Marysville
Iowa
Garwa
Contemporary Statesman Questions Wiss Policy on Pending Measures
The interviewer asks a Washington policy question to a congressional statesman. The statesman replies he remains firmly opposed to the framing and timing of measures, insisting on delaying any fourring ratification as late as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyterviewer
Washingston
Congressional Statesman
Gaynor's Manifesto Rejects Violence Plea in Rail Strike
Brooklyn dispatch reports Judge Gaynor's ruling that the railroad's claim of being prevented by violence from operating its lines is false. The court orders an alternative writ directing the corporation to resume full service to serve public needs, while strike leaders vow to continue the fight and uphold workers' demands amidst broader legislative activity in Wisconsin and New York.
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Brooklyn
Justen Geyner
Tha Vowuping
Tia Corporation
Labot
State of New York
Jadge Gaynor
Workman
Connelly
Hawaii Question Dominates Senate Debates In January
Washington reports from January describe Senate and House discussions on the Hawaii uprising and policy, including Aldrich’s ship and harbor plan, debates over Hawaiian recognition, and amendments on freight rates. Legislative actions cover public building authorizations for Chicago and Nebraska, currency proposals, and Alaska fur seal protection.
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Whehlington
Senate
Aldulch
George
United States
Kyle
Ir. Catery
Gach
Red Fhom
San Prondisco
Honolulu
Boubelle
McGrear
Washington
House
Chicago
South Onania
Neb
Tesing
Uunele Congressional Delegaien
Boutelle
Boutellie
Priviero
Nesta
House of Representat
Wisconsin Solons Propose Bills on Labor, Trusts and Rail Costs
Madison reports senate and assembly debate introduced measures on labor disputes and lawful settlement, trust company fees, and rail and railroad labor provisions. Bills demand annual trustee fees, detailed treasurer accounts, and enhanced train crew staffing, with a mix of penalties for private wrongdoing and public spending oversight.
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Madison
Senate
McGildipray
Avstin Io
Latta
Supreme Court
Dodge
K. Holtman
Boncel
Lew
Towm
Fenca Ylowers
Lr D
Mahoney
Toym
Lod
Tonsell
Mr. Prochnow
Toby Hutner
Huaner
Gov
Upham
Hanner
Lake Winnebago fishing law bill details change
A proposed act would appoint a commission by circuit judge and amend the existing law to ban net fisting in Lake Winnebago and nearby waters. It allows spearing, shifts deer season opening from November 1 to December, and makes shipping more than 20 pounds of fish out of state illegal without the owner’s consent. It also makes it a misdemeanor to offer for sale ducks eaten in nets.
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Senscor Austin
Ry Senior Mayer
Mills
Prine
Sheriffa
Cp Hes Gud
Timme
Commissioner of Labor
Aniuiatics
Laine Herson
Wolt
Ofien
Bullard
Roneel
Wagemeister
Blake
Buckstarft
Lake Winnebago
United States Support for Nicaragua Canal Project Moves Forward
Washington debates clerk emoluments and a $65,000 Mississippi river coast mission. A decisive vote approves a Nicaragua canal bill authorizing $70,000,000 in bonds with US guarantees and an extra $20,000,000 in standby funds. Treasury to supervise. total outlay reaches $90,125,721.
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United States
Hep* Burn
Iowa
Canchings
Missiaaippi
Money
Demiocrat
Mississippi
Cairo
Waslington
Nicaragua
Aneh Hug
Congress
Unite States
Hie Dill
Nicarmona Eanl
United States of America
Yesco
Muaratime Canal Company
Nicaragea
Turax
Congress Debates Budget and Tariff Legislation
Washington January 26 Congress debated the bill to amend the Gira act of August 28 1804 imposing a tariff on silk goods from all countries paying duties. Representative Wilson argued the treasury is not in danger of default while others warned of revenue depletion amid partisan divisions.
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Washingwn
Cleeland
Angil
Pettlgrew
South Dakota
Wilton
Afr
Wilson
Sofar
Revere
Treasury
Heamit
Soward & Guoplas
Dingley
Maine
Hopkins
Tiinels
Wilsen
At the Postoffice and a Dead Letter Lesson
A man asks a post office clerk if he can send a letter to Washington without a stamp. The clerk explains the Dead Letter Office route and the man gratefully realizes his mistake in stamping a letter not bearing a proper stamp. The exchange reveals trust and the postal rules.
Remorseful bribe tale echoes through gas monopoly crime
In a fragmentary account a Gratters' Gas monopoly figure laments offering a bribe to a legislator. His distraught wife recalls others have paid similarly. A partner mentions a trust company offering 31,000 more, while the man hides his head in shame.
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Grabbal
Gratters
Nave
George
Tuaty Fusei
Sali Afr
Grovbsil
Up and Down Trust Company
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Ludve Husted
Dubugne
Gadada
Bradstreet’s
McGann
Ghieno
Ole House
Debs
Bailey
Vice
Stevenson
Tlinsis House
Wyoming
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J. S. Patton
el Paso
Henry Goodspesd
Salt Lake
Usammond Bail
Charles Lire
Charles Lee
Ashland
Lee
New York
Treasury Reserve
Lampoon
Pope
South Carola
Russell
Missouri House
Fannie Reta-Slusser
Achoals
Wyandotte
Kas
Ilnois
MacVeagh
Abe
Mibwankes
Wisconsin
Imes Roach
Richeard Peanan
Mount Sterling
Nvith Sidley
Thomas Blair
Tommy Ryan
Carson
Davies
Burge
Ehanch
Ingalls
O.S
Iphtigou
Mr. Fully
Indiana Inc
Islalive
Hawaii
Lwte
Pingres
Detroit
Bas
Tocal
Conny
Riserbury
Uhledza
James A. Foster
Varna
Farin
Rock Island
Warley
Nk Warelel
Kan
Christian Church
M. Bourgeoiig
Port Artur
Lydia EB
Stephenson
St Albans
Misa Estella Haughton
Swanton
Mise Haughton
Uie
B. UW. Richardson
Acheilure
Postiax
Benjamin Heilman
Delevan House
Alvany
City Hospital
Jown
Ja Ouniha
Travellus
California
State of Missouri
Kcontemporary Statesman
Gaynor
Tau
Thayer
Davis
Potowin
Assembly
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Cary Companies
Mir Siilman
Sorge
St. Paul
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Swadey
Gues
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Thane
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Me. Bullard
Joint County Workhouser
D. O. Mahoney
Mr. Treat
Aft
Dafire
del Gro
Plaeius
Bearn
Eaghy
Taylor
Federal Law Makers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Galleriga
Tan
Turple
Mc. Maegan
Aington
McMillin
Ways and Savans Committee
Reauuyy
Hitt
Waois
Alaska
Secretary of the Treasury
Great Britain
White
Nicaragny Canal
Mer. Allen
Bagwallat Islands
Ricks
Bay
Suolons
Shandisuo
Wayme
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