Ignatius Elected as Alliance President in Minnesota
The Farmer's Alliance at Minneapolis elected P. H. Rahilly of Wabasha to present Donnelly for the presidency. Frank Hoskins urged C. W. Brandenburg of Fergus Falls. Donnelly won 472 votes to 49 20 4 4 1 and was acclaimed. The session adjourned after committee announcements.
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Minneapolis
Farmer's Alliance
P. H. Rahilly
Wabasha
Donnelly
Frank Hoskins
C. W. Brandenburg
Fergus Falls
Hoskins
Brandenburg
Bjorge
Owen
Champlin
Meigher
Minnesota Lumber Dealers Convene with Heated Nominations
Minneapolis January meeting opens early amid sharp exchanges. Kingsbury proposes a nine member committee to thwart the Northwestern Lumber Dealers association, while officers and delegates vote in a tense ballot for secretary with recounts showing Stromberg leading Hanson. The session adjourns to 1:30 PM.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Kingsbury
Fillmore County
Northwestern Lumber Dealers’ Association
T. J. Meighen
Filmore
C. H. Johnson
Pipestone
H. V. Poore
Renville
Andrew Richmond
Washington
Jonas Howe
Hennepin
Charles F. Bohall
Todd
Andrew Steenergan
Polk
Doc Fish
Donnelly
St. Louis
O. W. Kingsbury
Fillmore
Louis Hanson
Clay
A. Z. Stromberg
Chisago
Robert Eckford
Rock County
Eckford
Hanson
Stromberg
Adjourned till March in Wheat Inquiry
The Minnesota Grain Growers Association moved for a further continuance of the wheat investigation at the state capitol. Attorney W W Erwin unable to lead the case now. adjournment granted until March as the Duluth and Minneapolis cases loom and testimony is sought. Also reports on a city editor’s death and Behring Sea talks.
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Nesota
St. Paut
Grain Growers’ Association
State Capitol
W. W. Erwin
Eric Olson
Duluth
Minneapolis
Prince Iturbide Denies Garza Revolution Ties in Washington
Prince Iturbide, heir of Maximilian, faces questions in Washington about links to the Garza revolution and the Clerical party. He says he has seen the dispatches only now, refuses to discuss politics, and declares Washington his home. Mexican minister Senor Romero downplays Garza exploits and doubts Clerical backing.
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Wasuinctoy
Garza
Clerical Party of
Mexico
Prince Iturbide
Washington
Maximillian
Revolutionary Party
Iturbide
Garza Party
Romero
Senor Romero
Congress debates relief funding authority and a naval charity voyage
The House considers a Senate resolution authorizing the Navy to charter vessels to deliver food and grain to Russia. debate centers on constitutional authority to fund relief for foreigners versus citizens. Senate yet again discusses silver policy. Captain Garza surrenders after Retinal clash. other reports include a Chilean claim against Peru and a naval arms case dismissal. A influenza discovery is announced by Dr Pfeiffer. heavy snow blocks rail routes near Bethlem and Alden town with good sleighing afterward.
Nominations Move Through Senate Including Governors and Commissioners
The president sent nominations to the senate for several posts. Abraham J. Seay of Oklahoma named governor of the Oklahoma Territory. Interstate commissioners named include James W. McDill and W. M. Lindsley with replacements and a reappointment. Other picks cover consuls, ministers, judges, and engineering chiefs across multiple states and overseas postings. MkMyers
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Abraham J. Seay
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Territory
Washington
Senate
E. G. Rathbone
Ohio
James W. McDill
Towa
Thomas M. Cooley
W. M. Lindsley
Kentucky
Walter L. Bragg
William R. Morrison
Illinois
William B. Hess
Indiana
United States
Constinople
William D. McCoy
Liberia
Andrew P. McCormick
Texas
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Territory of
George W. Steele
Daniel Z. Hindman
South Dakota
Sisseton
George W. Melville
United States Navy
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Campbell T. Maxwell
San Domingo
Charles Weare
Iowa
Aix-la- Chapelle
David 8. Buck
Oregon
Sonnenberg
Elias H. Cheney
New Hampshire
Matanzas
James Leitch
Louisiana
Belize
Congress Reassembles After Holiday Recess
Washington reports show Senate members introducing a joint resolution to fund vessels to transport U.S. food donations to famine regions in Russia, with adoption 40 to 9. House attendance is full as Speaker Crisp is absent and McMillin is elected speaker pro tem. Interstate Commerce notes progress on rate classification but slow action on uniformity. The President's message urges funding to charter ships for famine relief shipments.
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House
Weashinatos
Speaker
Congress
Senate
Washington
Washburn
Secretary of the Navy
Russia
United States
McMillin
Crisp
Tennessee
Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
HrIne Ton
Will Fight McAuliffe or Meyer
Austin Gibbons of Patterson New Jersey challenges Champion Jack McAuliffe or Billy Meyer of Streator Illinois. He prefers Meyer first due to a $10000 purse from the New Orleans Olympic Athletic club and Bowen’s December victory boosting Meyer’s claim.
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McAuliffe
Meyer
New York
Austin Gibbons
Patterson
N.J
Jack McAuliffe
Billy Meyer
Streator
Ills
New Orleans
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JA. Baker
Rowley's Hardware
Mitchell S. D
J. P. Smith
Main St
First
Mitchell, South Dakota
Wiltse
Jerome Wiltse
Gale
C.c.bras & CO
Seallin’s
Drne
Weflen
West Side
Lower Main St
Thomas Weelen
W. L. Douglas
Farner
Workineman
Meena W. L. Douglas
Champeny Bros. Ag
Ignatius
Alliance
A. J. Stromberg
Tonepo
Arnold Albrecht
Toledo
German Express
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Baden-Powell Stuarts
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Sir George Smyth Baden-Powell
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Armorill
Stewart
Thomas Garza
San Antonio
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Shields
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Chili
Patrick Shields
Keweenawa
Valparaiso
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Robert and
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Itata
Beruig
Pfeiffer
Koch
Brthlebhem
Bethleem
Aldentown
Harrison
McDill
Lindsley
Morrison
Creston, I2
Creston Yards
Colonel McKenna
W. L. van Worman
Hall
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Tenn
Talton Hall
Gladsville
Wizena
Kentucky and Indiana
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
Dn. G. C. Oscoon
Lowell
Masa
Dra. J
H. A. Ancuer
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Children’s Department
Castria
Merita of
Bosta
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the Centaur Company
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PNR
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