Debates Over Samoa Policy Mark Open Session
Senator Sherman urges calm resolution of Samoa disputes outlining historical treaties and neutral zones at Apia. He backs using U S good offices, naval surveys, and a five thousand dollar fund to facilitate negotiations with Britain and Germany under President Cleveland or Harrison.
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Germany
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Maetea
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Reet
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Greenbaum
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Mit
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Bay of Pago- Pago
George
Payin
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Cleveland
Senate Deliberations On Sundry Civil Bill And Nominations
Washington reports detail Senate moves on the Sundry Civil Bill with amendments and a potential $0,000 grant for a Gen Sheridan statue. Discussions include Samoa, war records revision, and a secret service provision. House adjourned at 4:40. In Washington, a Democratic caucus fears Republican tactics will stall nominations to benefit Harrison.
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Senate
House
Gen Sheridan
Samoa
Sherman
Grovernment
Utah
Secret Service Force
Adeyte
Tobacco Manufacturers Push Cowlés Bill in Congress
A delegation from Winston, C., led by W. A. Whitaker, president of the Lucile Tobacco Works, arrived in Washington to press Congress for the Cowlés bill. Randall endorsed the effort, and Cowles reported a Democratic aide poll showing about sixty to seventy five members in favor.
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Winston
W. A. Whitaker
Lucile Tobacco Works
Michigan Case in Court Over Freight Delivery Dispute
The Interstate Commerce Commission heard the case Atone & arten against the Detroit Grand Haven & Milwaukee line. Plaintiffs allege discrimination against Ionia and Grand Rapids by freighting to consignee doors and refusing doorstep delivery in Grand Rapids. Attorneys F McGrary Ashley Pond for complainants and FE W Meddaugh Ito Kirchman for defendants presented arguments and briefs.
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Interdtata Commerce Commission
Atone & Arten
Detroit
Grand Haven
Milwaukee
Tonia
Mich
Grand Rapids
Grand
Ashley Pond
W Meddaugh
Ito Kirchman
Comptroller Trenholm Resigns to Enter New Role
Washington January 30. Comptroller Trenholm resigned to the president yesterday and left for New York City where he will assume duties as the newly elected president of the American list. He is named deputy comptroller and will act as comptroller until the end of the current administration.
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Trenholm
Washington City
Washington
New York City
Ampricar
Texas Bulldozing Allegations Reported by Senate Panel
A special committee led by Senator Evarta reported findings on alleged outrages in Washington county Texas. The panel says intimidation charges were sustained, while the minority is expected to issue a contradictory report.
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Washington City
Evarta
Washington County
Wisconsin
Manpisomw
Wis
Senate
Assembly
Trans
Powell Clayton’s Brother Assassinated in Arkansas
PLUMMERSVILLE Arkansas January 30 John Myton brother of Powell Clayton a leading Republican was shot and killed at his boarding house last night. Clayton was near retirement when killed amid political tensions after contesting a congressional seat. Authorities say the murder stemmed from politics.
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Ark
John Mmyton
Southwest
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C. H. Breckenridge
Congress
Layten Fred
Hine Blair
How Washington Keeps Cool in Domestic Heat
Washington Cor Providence describes thrifty households adapting to hot weather. Shutters, curtains, and floor coverings are altered while windows stay open to invite air. Stowed curtains and bright ribbons decorate fronts as families gather at dusk awaiting cooler breezes.
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Washington
Washington Cor. Providence
Death of Crown Prince Rudolph Shocks Europe
London reports Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria died at Mayerling after a shooting incident. Vienna confirms a fatal wound from a rifle, with Archduke Otto as heir presumptive amid succession questions. Hungarian crowds grow quiet as rioting eases and public mourning spreads. Prince Rudolph’s popularity and linguistic fluency endear him to Hungarians despite family tensions. The British Prince of Wales is noted to be deeply affected.
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Tisza
Cemex
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Ujson
Prince of Wales
Audulon
The Bis Dynasty: Herbert Bismarck Succeeds?
A clipped Contem Re view piece titled The Bis Dynasty discusses plans by the late chancellor for his son Count Herbert Bismarck to succeed him. It recounts Herbert’s youthful disruptions, later intrigues, a sword wound, and alleged plots tied to royal and imperial tensions in Berlin and San Remo.
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Herlin
Frederick
Controversy Surrounds Royal Treatment Referenced in Article
Readers react as sensational piece on royal treatment spreads. Papers publish extracts with comment and name the writer, while public sentiment targets Sir Robert as key anti author.
Movement Aims to Restore Papal Temporal Power
In Vienna on January 31 reports say Roman Catholics push for pope's temporal sovereignty. Meetings in Bruck, Salzburg, Innsbruck, and other cities adopt resolutions denouncing Italian government restrictions. Catholics vow to press for church supremacy while avoiding direct calls for government action.
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Bruck
Salzburg
Innisbruck
Holy See
Premier Floquet to seek confidence vote in push on code and press laws
Paris reports Premier Floquet, addressing the Bureau of the Extreme Left, will not resign. He plans to ask the chamber for a vote of confidence and introduce a bill tightening the code on attacks against the constitution and laws, along with another measure affecting the press.
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Floquet
Extreme Laft
Chamber
Consul Black Recalled. Samoa Unites Against Germany
Vienna dispatch reports Joseph Black, U S consul at Pesth, recalled for improper criticisms of Austro-Hungarian government. Samoan rumors say Samoans unite against Germany as Auckland bulletin notes German war declaration against Mataafa. London advices suggest all Samoan factions may unite versus Germany.
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United States
Pesth
Washington
Austro-Hungary
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N. Z
Advi
Samoa
Mataafa
London
O'Brien Lodged in Prison in Clonmel
Mr. William O'Brien was lodged in Clonmel prison yesterday. Dusiix reports the action occurred after his arrest and transfer to the county jail.
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Dusiix
William O'Brien
Clonmel
Illinois Senate Debates Prohibitory Amendment and Bills
A Springfield session features a senate debate on submitting a prohibitory constitutional amendment to voters. Shutt opposes. Belter offers an amendment for reimbursements if adopted. The day sees new bills including $18,300 for Quincy Soldiers Home cottages, stricter food adulteration penalties, and bold changes to legislature expenses. House actions include approving incidental expenses and reducing employee pay authorizations.
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Soldiers Home
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Indiana and Michigan Legislative Debates and Proposals
Indiana senators debate a night schools bill for cities over 15 000 and postpone to Friday. A bill on nominating conventions and primaries passes committee with penalties for influencing elections and for media coercion. Wisconsin and Maine discuss wage protections and rail liability, while Michigan honors Lt. Gov. MacDonald with memorial resolutions and other measures advance.
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