Loucks Threatens Libel Suit and Conflicting Dispatches
The column notes Loucks threatening the Sioux Falls Press with libel action and two weeks to retract. It cites conflicting Washington and Santiago dispatches on Chilean affairs, asserts no war, and criticizes Congress for misusing 50 million dollars. It comments on South Dakota prosperity, Charles Spurgeon’s death at 58, and new Sioux Falls Gazette launch. It questions political maneuvers by Senator Kyle and reflects on marriage law debates.
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Gazette Defends City Expenditures Against Republican Attacks
The Gazette argues against The Republican’s corruption charges, contending city printing costs are justified and asserting it will reveal facts at a measured pace. It criticizes prior campaigns for lacking supporting figures and calls for access to ten years of city records.
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Chilean apology accepted as Baltimore sailors dispute nears end
Washington reports the United States accepts Chile's reply to Blaine note as satisfactory to curb the Baltimore sailors assault dispute. Minister Egan will inform Senor Pereira that Chile seeks justice and reparations may be unnecessary if a satisfactory offer is made. Montt may depart Washington amid calls to sever ties. the case hinges on indemnity and damages for Riggin, Turnbull, and Patrick Shields.
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Thayer obstinate as court mandate alone can unseat him
Nebraska Acting Governor Thayer refuses to relinquish office, declaring he will hold until a court mandate arrives. Governor Boyd’s appointees prepare to resume duties as politics center on the transition.
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Senate Acts Move to Calendar in February Session
In the Senate on Feb. 3 bills were reported and placed on the calendar. The measures aim to amend the act to promote administration of justice in the army and to adjust laws relating to mineral lands.
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Wasu Hina Ton
Alliance Split Threatens Third Party Drive in Congress
Washington dispatch reports Simpson Watson and Otis four Alliance members split with the rest over backing the Democratic party. The trio refused to attend a meeting after a bitter exchange about joining Democrats, urging continued third party effort. A plan to aid farmers with free list bills and treasury notes was outlined, with Watson likely to lead the third party. Also notes Pennsylvania Republican convention set for Harrisburg April 20, and Illinois rye crop prospects. A locomotive accident near Fridley injures no one.
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