Congress resumes with resolutions directed at Gage
The House reopens after recess with Sulzer introducing a resolution demanding Treasury details on deposits of public funds with National City Bank and Hanover National Bank of New York. It seeks all related correspondence, deposit amounts, terms, duration, interest, and any other banking relations. The measure heads to the Ways and Means committee. Senate also seeks information on the same banks and related matters as Pettigrew and Aldrich discuss procedural moves.
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Washington
Sulzer
Dem
N. Y
Gage
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
House of Representatives
Treasury Department of the United States
National City Bank
Hanover National Bank
City of New York
Mr. Sulzer
Payne
Ways and Means
House
Allen
Treasury Department
Aldrich
Pettigrew
Secretary of War
Torres
Philippine Army
Aguinaldo
Otis
Finance Committee
Hoar
Mass
Senate
Chandler
Hawley
Plague Fears Rise as Manila Reports Bubonic Case
Health officers in Manila report a native with bubonic plague symptoms in the walled city amid two suspicious deaths. The patient is isolated and precautions are in place. Washington says the War Department will replicate Cuba style quarantine in the Philippines, with Marine Hospital Service running the system. Surgeon General Wyman and two quarantine stations are already in place. San Francisco exposure risk via Honolulu is deemed unlikely.
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Manila
Washington
War Department
Philippines
Root
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Cuba
State Department
Honolulu
San Francisco
Anti trust conference draws national figures in Chicago
Chicago on Lincoln's birthday hosts an anti trust conference with extraordinary public interest. Hundreds of prominent figures from business, academia, and writing circles plan to attend as the event grows in scope and impact.
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Chicago
Lincoln
Death of U. S. Consul A. C. Studer in Naples
Washington reports the death at Naples of A. C. Studer United States consul at Sorrento after a long illness. Studer had served in the consular service for many years.
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Washington
State Department
Naples
A. C. Studer
United States
Sorrento
Maryland and New York Legislatures In Session
Reports note Maryland convened its biennial session and will adjourn by April 3 while New York also opened in regular session. Other items include rail tariff increases of up to 25 percent, Admiral Watson’s cable announcing Commander Cartin’s death, a Detroit regalia stock fire, and a Philadelphia iron workers strike.
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Maryland
Peter S. Wilkes
Confederate Congress
Stockton
Cal
Navy Department
Admiral Watson
James W. Cartin
Culgoa
Morgan, Puhl & Morris
Washington and
Grand River Avenues
Detroit
Mich
Root
Otis
Philippines
New York
Timothy E. Ellsworth
Niagara County
Frederick Nixon
Chautauqua County
Carl Reichmann
Seventeenth Infantry
Secretary of War
South Africa
Corbin
Lawton Fund Committee
Riggs National Bank
Washington
Marietta
Manila
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Nashville
Newark
Watson
Asiatic Station
Structural Iron Workers
Philadelphia
National Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Kentucky governor race contest moves in Kentucky House
In Frankfort on January 4, the Kentucky House debated a motion to appoint a bipartisan committee to assist the clerk and witness ballots for the contest, a vote later ruled out of order by Speaker Trimble after Democratic opposition citing legal procedures. Notices of contests by Goebel and Beckham were filed and recorded.
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Frankfort
House
Haswell
Trimble
Goebel
Beckham
Prominent Adairville Men In Fatal Office Shooting
In Dr. Gay's office on Wednesday morning Dr. M. T. Gays shot and killed Ed O. Griffey and then killed himself with a self inflicted gunshot. Both men were prominent in local social and commercial life.
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Adairville
Local man credits Kid-ne-oids and Liverlax for kidney relief
Mr. T. C. Berry of 219 West Second Street Muscatine testifies Kidney pain nervousness and dizziness disappeared after using Morrow's Kid-ne-oids and Liverlax He reports a gain of twenty pounds and urges others to try the yellow tablets priced at fifty cents a box supplied by J. J. Havercamp and manufactured by John Morrow & Co. Springfield Ohio.
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Muscatine
T. C. Berry Carpenter
West Second Street
Morrow
John Morrow & Co., Chemists
Springfield
Ohio
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