Congress Debates Naval, Treasury and Montana Seats
Senate and House actions cover naval appropriations and a two battle ship proposal, Mississippi River bridge measure, Montana seat contests, and Indian affairs. Debates touch constitutional amendments for electing senators, river and harbor bills, and a naval review in New York harbor.
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Mateetse
Senate
Pacific
Tar Watson
Lowa
Treasury
Orca
Mali
Sotatins
Tontelia
Maine
Mgr. Holman
India
Mov Ss
Committee On Naval Athurs
Carlisle
Committee On
Yeas
Mills
Mitchell
Cullom
Mississippi River
Missoni
Montana
Gibson
Kean
Gilson
Stewart Land
House
Cotes
Ashland
Wis
Judicial District of
North Dakota
Norfolk
Agai
Clarke
Muginn
Barbour
George, Kenna
Walthall
Butler
Saunders and
Power
Saunders
Melintey
McKenna
Military Academy
Posey Ve. Warrett
Judiaia
Silja
Sanders
Reagie
Sis
Brent
Hove
Denurh
Randall
Psth
Bat Flatley
Chicago
Kinsas
Wilien de
Nhammons
Lund
Tad Nefora
Oxaminer
Consihetian
Tirideu
Mic
Hniwbieslin
Lynjay County
Milray
Heuillor
New York
Elias Tall
Win
Thomas
Wisconsin
Penn
Elvis
Conaress
Ilionna
Butterworth
Ohio
Friends of the Calendar
Tinys
Cinnon
Chinois
Cannon
Liston
District of Columbia
Listo
Kear
Mrr. Thomas
Yes- Venor
Manderson
Library Committee
Matthews
Aura
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U.S
Grant
Statutary Hall
Theeamtel
Waddock
Alfiance
United States
Port Berthold
Port Hartsatt
Port Sheridan
Fort McPherson Muliney
Nebraska
Cameron
Chattanooga
Hun Tur Flarris
Spooner
Washispton
Asulaud
Ptdiie
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Gib
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Hotpiut
Indiana
Mulls
Pexis
Untterworth
Meawun
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America
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York Harbor
Christopher Yn
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Washington
Dagiral
Hawley Whethertts
Columb
Nator Barwell
West
Cit
St. Leuis
Mrtator West
Great Lesserthy
Enator Torman
Western Hemisphere
Meferiers
Howe
Kerry
Blackburn
Cockrell
Cook
George
Hampton
Morgan
Push
Reagan
Vance
Dorsey
Secretary of the Treasury
Missouri River
Sioux City
Strable
Iowa
Oklahoma
Morrill
Paris to Brussels Departure Amid Press Hostility
Tinselt eonry M. Stanley leaves Paris for Brussels. He says he ignores hostile French press articles and reactions from French geographic loci ty members. In London, bootmakers and employers reach an amicable settlement ending the strike.
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Tinrrison
Morrill
Senator Payne
Whitner
Washington
Mr. Harrison
M. Stanley
Paris
Brussels
London
Speculative Era Strikes Interfere with Building Ops
The era brings brisk trade in wheat corn and pork while eight hour strikes hinder building activity. Prices rise over the week with gains in wool cotton and steel rails. Money remains easy and exports exceed imports though horseflesh losses and fire at a Minnesota barn are noted.
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N. G. Dun . Co
Wi Review of Trade
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Denis
St. Paul
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Omsata
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City Detective Accused in 1856 Murder Case
Kansas City detective John A. Sherman, brother-in-law of real estate figure William C. Wrightsman, faces murder charges linked to Wrightsman’s disappearance on the Missouri River banks in 1856. Skeleton found on river shore tied to Wrightsman. Sherman denies guilt as prosecutors cite strong circumstantial evidence and insurance disputes.
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Kansas City
Wis
John A. Sherman
William C. Wrightsman
Missouri River
Wreightsman
Springfield
Sherman
Wrightsman
California
San I
Werightsman
Shermat
Treasury policy drives bond purchases and surplus use
A secretary explains that treasury operations aimed to minimize disruption while rapidly funding bonds. Surplus funds were placed in banks, with large disbursements and bond purchases depleting available cash, prompting a temporary halt on 1 per cent bonds as the surplus neared 32 million dollars.
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Plumb
Treasury Department
Obesity and fight rumors thread through early 1900s headlines
Reports discuss Sullivan seeking fat reduction before a fight with Jackson, the doctor’s continued stance on Sullivan’s fitness, and Andrew Cleveland’s weight gain as he seeks treatment. Additional items mention a Baptist college scandal, a Minneapolis incident, and a Leavenworth fire destroying a granary and vehicles with heavy losses.
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Boston
Jackson
John S. Sullivan
J. W. Gibbs
Sullivan
Gibbs
Sullivan- Kilrain
Dr. Gibbs
Kilrain
Charley
Clevelands
Washington
Cleveland
Scientists in Mexico study Yucatan and Orizaba region
Members of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia have arrived in Mexico City to study Yucatan geology and volcanic structures. They report the peninsula as geologically young with fossils matching current species and note caves and stalactite formations. They plan work around Mexico City and later Popocatepetl and Lake Patzcuaro.
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Yucatan
Orizaba
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
Mexico
Eatan
Calcetok
Lontum
Moray
Mammoth
San Andres
Popocatepetl
Lake
Patzcuaro
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