Wool Schedule Delays in Tariff Plan Amid Wool Debate
In Washington on January 17 1894 debate stalled over when free wool and tariff reductions take effect. Wilson backed shaping the bill before amendments while Republicans pressed for earlier wool availability. Palmer spoke on color line and treasury bond policy amid broader financial talk.
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Montana
Palmer
Voorhees
Washington
Burrows
Wilson
Quito
Woo Wolken
Boo Tebuisen Demc
Warner Found
New York
California
Warner
Vo Lipte
Mileou
Lengt
Hartman
Whitson
Senate
Haineison
Glave Nce
Che i
Free Wool Debate Delays Passage in Session
In a heated legislative scene the free wool amendment faced delay as the Ways and Means Committee advanced the bill after contentions over the slate and proposed substitutes. The vote followed stern debate on the law and policy, with party factions signaling further action and potential reconsideration of related trade and labor provisions.
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Mnema Committee
Ita
Wilson
Johmsen
Eitece
Ith Mans
Republian
Fradiedt Democrats
Sane Ykim
Willan
Bere Muse
Calyute
Frightful Train Collision Near Hackensack Bridge
A fogbound crash on the Morris and Essex branch of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad at the Hackensack bridge killed fifteen passengers and injured at least twenty five. The Dover express rear collided with a commuter train, telescoped two cars, and caused chaos as passengers fled. Identified dead include Edward Kinsey Bernardville and J H Rimmer Bummit, with numerous others injured and relief crews dispatched from Jeray and nearby towns.
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New York
Hackensack Bridge
Morris and Exsex
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Roseville
Hackensack River
Thia
Dover Express
Edward Kinsey
Bernardville
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William
Turner Baskin Hodge
Summit
J H Rimmer
Bummit
Edward Morrell
Decameron
Burndhill
A Hoffman
T J Regan
Milburn
John Vish
John Doty
Baskin Hidge
Ferguson
N J
W L. Guilladesa
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Mont Clair
Theodore White, Jr
Newark
D. Cameron
Durtoton
Short Hills
Fred Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Jerary
Hana
Chica
South Orange
Dover
New York, Susquehanna and
Wentoro
Jersey Meadows
Fairview Station
Belmano's Creek
Frank J.appalz
Fairview
Fred Ekers
Hoboken
Volk
St. Mary » Hospital
Jacob Courgright
Mirage on the Mississippi Mirrors Quincy Across River
A dense fog over the Mississippi produced a vivid illusion with street layouts and chimneys reflected on the underside of the bank opposite Quincy. The mirage lasted about an hour before a gust dispersed the image and the scene faded from view.
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Mississippi
Thiery
Quincy
Vandals Break Into St Agnes Church In South Omaha
Night break in at St Agnes Roman Catholic church in South Omaha. Vandals smashed a fine piano, destroyed the chancel and altar rail with an axe, tore vestments, and stole the communion service. Heavily damaged interior left in ruins.
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Jan
St Agnes Roman Catholic
South Omaha
ONLY WANTS HER THRONE Queen Liliuokalani Denies Damages Claim
Ex queen Liliuokalani will not sue the United States for damages. William Parker denied reports she seeks damages and said she awaits the U S decision after submitting her case. Parker, with former Hawaii officials, accompanied by A P Peterson, sailed on the Australis.
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Hawaii
P Peterson
Parker
United States
Kesham
Mr Parker
Honolulu
Darmages
Boy Shot and Killed in Hunting Prank Near Pleasant Prairie
Fred Meyers son, a Pleasant Prairie farmer, was shot while hunting when companion Fred Coyne pulled the trigger as Meyers leaned back on his gun. The two were out with Coyne described as a one year old squat farmer. Meyers died after injuries persisted to early morning. Sheriff Weghbe arrested Coyne.
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Kksosna Wis
Fred Meyers
Fred Coyne
Young Meyers
Coyne
Durkee Place
Meyers
Ravages of la grippe at Pine Ridge Indians
Reports from Pine Ridge describe a severe la grippe outbreak with many deaths. Severe cold and lack of blankets worsen conditions as patients suffer amid medical mistrust and scarce resources. Investigations proceed with government efforts to prevent spread and aid reaches the reservation.
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Ovaga
Jon
Pine Ridge
la Gappe
Laddand
Pine Ridge Agency
Toy
Liddi
Butte
O Neill
Indian Court
Tadiane
Roberts Tn Doiig
Tadiana
Republicans to Contest Mayor Hopkins Election
Ex-Corporation Council Miller announces the committee set by the Republican central committee will contest the election of Mayor Hopkins. He says the prepared data will be used in the legal case and that the party will pursue the matter.
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Hopkins
Cutcnago
Miller
Republican Central Committee
Amsterdam Captain Saves Crew as Sinking Schooner Reels
New York reports detail the Dutch steamship Amsterdam rescuing the American fishing schooner Maggie KE after a severe gale. Seven volunteers from the Amsterdam attempted the rescue. four drowned, one rescued, others injured. Names of the lost crew listed.
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Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Ing
Maggie KE
J Meyer
E. Requart
A. J. Oudyn
A. Ross
Rail crash at Cheater crossing injures five
Pullman sleeper capsized after collision with No 4 fast mail at a grade crossing. Ten passengers aboard. one killed, five hurt though not seriously. Injured include Ht EF Spears Pittsburg Jr Hoff man New York Mra M F Carty Wiesayton G D Me Carty Washington J T Wilson Pittsburg and a trusted Pullman conductor.
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Done
Spears
Pittsburg
Jr. Hoffman
New York
M. F Carty
Wiesayton
D Me Carty
Wweashington
Pullman
J T Wilson
Buck
Hornblower Nomination Rejected in Senate Committee
In an executive session on January 17 Senator Hill led opposition to confirming Hornblower as associate justice of the supreme court. Senator Vilas of Wisconsin, the sole Democratic judiciary committee member backing Hornblower, argued for confirmation. After a lengthy discussion the committee defeated Hornblower's nomination by a majority.
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Treasury
Washington
Senate
de Armond
Dem
Missouri
Crisp
JK Fellows
de Viemond
Ulverson
Itis
Wossiischos
J Scott Harnson
Kansas City
Harrian
Harrison
van Appoin
Veat
Missoun
Mornblower
Hill
Hornblower
Supreme Court
Vilas
Wisconsin
Judiciary Committee
Hornbblower
Ggateeeion Yan
Denounced the Catholic Church at Leavenworth A P A meeting
A riot nearly occurred at Rand Army hall Leavenworth Kansas as J W Hile an A P A editor and organizer denounced the Catholic Church during a meeting interrupted by heckling and accusations of falsehood, prompting a tense crowd.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Toregs
Rand Army Hall
J W Hile
Turmoil in Chamber Ends When Speaker Hite Draws Revolver
Disorder erupted as protesters clashed during a session. The speaker drew a revolver and placed it on the table which quieted the room, but the crowd stormed out and toppled chairs as blows and shoving followed the interruption.
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Speaker Hite
State closes its case in Dr Crein murder trial
Assistant State's Attorney Bethany tells the jury the prosecution has rested and the defense will present its case later. The trial recounts the murder of Dr Crein with arguments over evidence and timing, as jurors prepare for a possible verdict around March.
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Government Batteries Fire on Rebel Hospital in Rio War News
London reports dispatches from Rio de Janeiro dated January 10 and Montevideo January 15 describe government troops failing to seize Boqueram island, daily skirmishes near Mocangue, and a government bombardment of the insurgent hospital on Enchadas island killing two patients and causing ten hospital deaths, drawing condemnation for firing on a defenseless target.
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the Times
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Admiral de Gama
Nicthoroy
Enchadas
Aquidaban Bombardment At Sea With Fort Fire
An insurgent steamer named Aquidaban forced its way into the harbor early this morning near Santa Cruz San Jone and Baye. Forts opened fire, delivering two broadsides that struck the vessel and wounded two men as she passed Nictheroy.
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Orlock
Santa Cruz San Jone
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San Joae
Santa Cruz
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Emperor William Outlines Financial Reform Goals
Emperor William opened the Prussian diet and warned that growing deficits and empire demands require reorganizing imperial finances and raising own resources. He pledged improvements for agricultural classes, land law changes, and measures to strengthen credit and reduce land debt while enabling landowners to obtain loans.
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William
Cook City Mercantile Offers 676000 In Gold For Fight
The Cook City Mercantile Company, dominant in the mining city, proposes 676000 in gold bullion and all expenses to back the Corbett Mitchell boxing match as a key business venture and seeks governor consultation.
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Cook City
Mont
Mercantile Company
Corbett Mitchell
Noted River Man Praises Local Doctors In Davenport
Engineer A M Hertzberg of the Van Sant and Musser Transportation Company credits Drs Stackhouge and Daniel with curing his catarrh, vision, and hearing problems after prior failures. He reports steady, uninterrupted improvement and high esteem for the physicians and their methods, residing in Davenport and LeClaire.
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Daoniol
Brongin
Mississippi
A. M. Hertzberg
van Sant & Musser Transportation Company
M Hertzberg
Mr. Hertzberg
Davenport
LeClaire
LeOlaire
Stackhouse Medical Institute Promises Low Monthly Rate Cure
For treatment medicines and services in all forms of catarrh or kindred ailments there is no fee charged except six a month at Stackhouse Medical Institute. They offer a low rate to supply everything necessary to effect a thorough cure.
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Savings ‘Bank
Gadordlag
August Prion Zad
John RB. Koetting
Conrad
Koetting
A. P Conrad
Trumpf
Stackhouse Medical Institute
Treatment by Mail for Symptoms and Home Remedies
A brief notice outlines mail based treatment for various symptoms. It references Dr Stackhouse and Dr Daniels and praises a successful home care system designed for patients who cannot easily visit clinics.
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Dra Stackhouse
Daniels
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