Frear Triumphs Primary Bill Advanced to Third Reading
Madison February 5 The assembly advanced the primary election bill to engrossment and third reading after a long debate. The final vote favored passage despite opposition from some Republicans and worries over timing and rural disfranchisement.
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Federal Law Makers Debate Civil Rights Bounties and Isthmian Plans
Washington reports outline Senator Hanna's bid to grant bounties and pensions to ex slaves aiding Lincoln's proclamation, amid broader Senate and House debates on postal funds antitrust and canal policy. Morgan and Cullom push naval and Isthmian questions while Moody's death prompts House adjournment. navy appropriation totals 374 million with ship and officer provisions.
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Mail delays blamed on Morgan's trust in Atlantic service
Britons protest Morgan's shipping trust has worsened trans Atlantic mails with slower and more irregular service this winter. Nine to twelve days from New York are common, while promised express service four times weekly has faltered as fastest ships are laid up. Cunards remain the most regular operator not under Morgan control.
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The Mendous Gold Strike in Terror mountains
El Paso Texas reports a sensational gold strike by W Sturgess a Mexican prospector. He announces a new gold ore sample in the Terror mountains with ore assays suggesting up to 3000 ounces of gold per ton. Estimated value around 72004 dollars.
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Rioting Grips Naples University Over Government Rule
In Rome on February 7 a student riot erupted at Naples University over an unpopular regulation. Professors fled as windows were shattered and a bonfire was lit. Troops arrived and the campus emptied. the university was closed.
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Attended President McKinley funeral and shooting report
A fragmented report notes participation with President McKinley, Bukalis, and others on February 10. It records the death of Dr. Herman Mryte last night and mentions attendees and a shooting incident connected to the event.
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House Debates District Bills and Statehood Fight
Senator Elkings spoke for New Mexico statehood while the House spent the day on two DC measures. One would advance 6 million to the district, the other the union statehood bill, both unsettled. A Michigan representative proposed civil war pensions of 12 dollars monthly. The Ways and Means panel backed duty free status for all registered food animals.
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LAST WITNESS AT INQUIRY
Philadelphia February six after a short hearing the coal strike commission concluded its hearings with witnesses for the miners in rebuttal. The session focused on alleged unequal distribution of cars with nearly a dozen witnesses testifying they could load more cars than companies supplied. The commission heard 606 witnesses and stenographers recorded about 2.4 million words.
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Macarthur Receives New Command in Western Theater
General Macarthur from Milwaukee is reassigned from the Department of the Jakes to command the Department of California, relieving Major General Hughes who retires in April. Major General Bates will succeed Macarthur, with Watrous moving to Omaha as chief Paymaster of the Missouri department. Bates is noted for negotiating the treaty with the Sultan of Sulu and has served since 1861 from lieutenant to brigadier general.
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Martial law looming after labor unrest in South Russia
Reports from Kleif and Kharkoff on February 7 indicate a growing labor movement in South Russia. Secret police tightened, workers jailed, and inflammatory proclamations urged uprising against capitalism and government. Rumors say a military government may be installed, placing industrial districts under martial law.
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Train's Fatal Plunge Near Buffalo Station
Davenport Iowa Feb 3 F J Croft and his wife were seriously injured and their five year old daughter killed in a wreck at Buffalo ten miles south of Davenport yesterday. A westbound Rock Island freight derailed. the second engine and several cars jumped the track and piled into the station where Croft his wife and child stood.
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Brewers Strike Costs Labor Unions In Cincinnati Area
Cincinnati brewery workers at a national convention debated the strike costs and outcomes. The union claimed members earned about 13000 the past year, while details of the final settlement were not disclosed. Workers who stayed at work will join the union. locked out employees will be reinstated by the brewers.
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