Populist Senators Protest Bonds as Carlisle Pushes Ahead
Disjointed Minnesota notes report Petter and Atlen opposing bond issues while Secretary Carlisle proceeds with preparations. Milbank ties to Major Dizys and Mebank failures surface amid party patronage strains. The Plankinton Standard marks twelve years of publication under Editor Andrews. A Hawaiian matter editorial disputes Blount’s report and defends U S actions. postulates on Queen Liliuokalani and American forces. An odd ad offers cheap shore real estate in Washington DC area.
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Petter
Atlen
Bat
Carlisle
Admiral Benham Invited to Mediate Brazil Peace Talks
Reports from Rio de Janeiro say Admiral da Gama has asked Admiral Benham to mediate between President Peixoto's government and insurgent forces. Citizens in Pernambuco welcome the prospect of ending a long civil war that has disrupted trade and bombarded both sides.
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Pernambuco
Associated’ Press
Rio Janeiro
United States
Peixoto
Pms Peixoto
Feetlers
Associated Press
Admiral da Gama
Admiral Benham
Knights of Labor Seek Court Action Against Secretary Carlisle
Treasury officials doubt any court standing for the Knights of Labor bid to block new bonds. They say the issue centers on authority to issue 1875 act bonds and whether proceeds could fund more than greenbacks redemption. A ruling could hinder government operations by tying hands in court actions.
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Washington
Knights of Labor
Carlisle
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States
Department
Blizzard storms sweep Des Moines and Omaha fronts
Des Moines and Omaha report severe blizzards with zero to six degrees below, street cars blocked and trains delayed. Dispatch from Cape Town notes Loch pledges safety to Lobengula and land promises after Rhodes settlement. Pavonia aids shipwrecked Porter S. Robert crew. Pettigrew bills damages to settlers driven from Sequoia and Yosemite parks.
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Des Moines
Towa
Omaha
Lobengula
Lennon
Cape Town
Commissioner Loch
Portiano Police Address Rumor of Protective Association
Portiano Oregon January 24. Chief Hunt addressed the police force denying any membership in the American Protective Association and stating none may join despite reports of several hundred members in the city.
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Portiano
American Protective Association
Hunt
Irregular House Actions Over Sugar Schedule And Hawaiian Resolution
The House moved the presidents veto of the New York New Jersey bridge bill to the Interstate Commerce Committee. Sugar schedule votes split along party lines as Warner and Robertson amendments clash. sugar duties swap to free list. Senate discusses Hawaiian annexation resolution. Turpie reports against immediate action. Church rededication and Wheeling pottery strike noted in brief items.
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Warner
Dingley
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Wilson
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Evarts
Coombs
Louisiana
Senate
Turpie
Ind
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Oregon
Dolph
Senator Teller
Mills
Teller
Manderson
Lage se retirement prompts mixed London opinion on Talmage
London papers react to Dr. Talmage resigning from the Brooklyn tabernacle. The Times praises his unique oratory and lasting usefulness despite scandal. The Chronicle notes possible links to declining tithes and suggests the American pulpit remains strong without his methods.
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London
Brooklyn
Lonvoy
the Times
Dr. Talmage
Tabernacle
Minneapolis Lumber Prices Drop After Association Meeting
A lengthy conference at the Minneapolis Lumber Exchange set new price scales for manufacturers. The revised schedule lowers the general average compared with the former, signaling a Northwest-wide decline as the Minneapolis association leads the pace.
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Misnearonis
Lumber Exchange
Lumber Manufacturers of
Minneapolis
Northwest
Yankton Sioux Appeal for Treaty Ratification
Washington June 24 The interior secretary sent Congress an appeal from the Yankton Sioux for ratifying the December 1892 treaty on surplus lands. Officials say annuities dropped to 15000 and severe drought cripples farming, with relief urged as agents warn of suffering.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Agent Smith
Allen
Nebraska
Knights of Labor
Cole Ot Lowa
Reconciliation News Delights Empire After Bismarck Embrace
In Germany the news of Prince Bismarck’s reconciliation with Emperor William and his plan to visit Berlin boosts national policy expectations. The Col von Moltke presented a wine bottle with an autograph letter from the emperor praising Bismarck’s recovery from influenza. The Cologne Gazette notes Bismarck’s reply to Count Von Moltke and his intent to meet the emperor early next week. The move strengthens ties with Chancellor von Caprivi and Foreign Secretary Baron von Bieberstein, reviving popularity for the emperor and government amid debates over his exile of the statesman.
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Begin
William
Colonel von Moltke
Friedrichsruhe
Prince Bismarck
Prince Bismark
Cologne
Count von Moltke
Berlin
Germany
Emperor William
von Caprivi
Baron von Bieberstein
Train Robbery Killings Near Vinita Reported
Kansas City dispatch says Bob Rogers Gang was surprised at Rogers home on Big Creek near Vinita Oklahoma. Bob Rogers and Dynamite Jack captured. Dynamite's brother Kiowa killed and Billy Brown severely wounded. officers unharmed.
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Vinita
Kansas City
I. T
Rogers
Big Creek
Dynamite Jack
Dynamite
Kiowa
Billy Brown
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