Bra welle claims electric chemistry breakthrough change metals
The article reports Benjamin Bra welle, a scientist, claiming a key to electric chemistry will revolutionize science. He says his demonstrations turn silver to gold and discuss plans to form a company with capitalists to commercialize metal production and related plants.
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St. Louw
Benjamin Brawelle
Bahia
Ite
Nes
Ita
Ocumea
Brasalle
McKinley Focused on Tariff Revision At Opening
Washington reports McKinley intends to limit early actions to tariff matters and currency reform. A Canton source says the president-elect will push a tariff bill promptly and urge a joint commission to study monetary reform, with a full plan due next December.
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Washington
McKinley
Canton
Congress
Turpie and Morgan in Senate Arbitration Debate
Washington February 18 Senate in executive session debated the Anglo American arbitration treaty. Turpie argued against amendments urging ratification without changes while Morgan opposed the treaty. No action was taken on amendments as progress stalled.
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Senate
Turpie
Morgan
Turple
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mor- Bau
Alabama
England
United States
Nicaragua
Congress
N Marks
Bennice Turple
Nicaragua Canal
Ife
Senate Resolution Discharges Clerks in Salem Debate
In Salem a heated senate session centered on clerks and legislative economy. Reed offered a resolution to discharge all senate committee clerks due to lack of work, with only future authorization after legislature reorganization. Dufur Driver and Mitchell supported economy. only one vote opposed by the president.
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Salem Thay
Mitchell
Reed
House of Representatives
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Senate Committee
Senate Committees
Dufur
Driver
Michell
McClung
Johnaon
Congrvan
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Mulkey
Iowa
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Smith
Bates
Brownell
Calbreath
Carter
Daly
Dawson
Geaner
Harmon
Haseltine
Hobson
Helt
Hughes
King
Meckay
Patterson
Marion
Patfilling
Teria
Test Og F
Wade
Two Democrats Enter Mitchell Joint Assembly Report
The Henry county tale records Democrats Milyeu and Lee entering the Mitchell joint assembly at noon Monday. Bilyeu spoke about organizing the legislature while Vaughan, ill, appeared in the lobby with his wife. The assembly, with 39 members present, adjourned after roll call and a short recess.
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Lane
Howest
Mitchell Joint Assembly
Bilyeu
Deak
Capitol
Brownell
Vaughan
We Wife
Lee
Demo
Polk
Lenk Bilyen
Benson House
Salem
Senate
United States Senate
United States
Leo
Morrill
Columbia
House
Merrill
Tll
Johnson
Linn
Hinem
Senate Eyes Delay on Anglo American Treaty
Washington February 15 The senate executive session opened with Senator Blackburn signaling a likely motion to postpone further consideration of the Anglo American treaty until the next session. A widespread expression on its viability was sought before action. Stewart opposed delaying on general grounds citing U S interests in the Neuse region.
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Washington
Senate
Blackburn
Herald
Valuable Pagers Stolen by Library Staff
Washington February 15. Philip Me Ithone son of the late J J Melthone longtime official reporter of prerogatives is arrested with Lewia Parner a congressional library employee by secret service officers charged with larceny of autograph letters from the library. Both held in $8000 bail awaiting examination.
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Washington
Philip MeIthone
J. J. Melthone
Lewia Parner
Congressional
Secret Service
United States
Miner Jim Hemsworth saves two men by stopping windlass
In Roealand B C two miners Smith and Conson worked 150 feet down the Young America mine when a windlass crank snapped. Jim Hemsworth leapt onto the whirring wheel, took the full brunt of the mechanism, and halted the bucket just above the two men. He was severely wounded but kept silent as Superintendent Shields freed him.
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Roealand
B. C
Hemaworth
Dem
Smith
Frank Conson
Young America
Jim Hemsworth
Hemsworth
Lawa
Shields
Hameworth
Jim
Annexation of Hawaii in steady focus of mission
San Francisco February 15 Lorin A Thurston ex minister to Hawaii arrived from the islands. As president of the Honolulu Annexation Club he plans missionary work in support of annexation though not officially sent. The Annexation Club now numbers about 6000 with a third natives. Census shows 81000 natives 8000 mixed 24000 Japanese 31000 Chinese 25000 whites.
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San Francisco
Lorin A. Thurster
Hawaii
United States
Thurstom
Annexation Club of
Honolulu
Annexation Club
Annexaion
McKinley
Violence against Mohammedans in Malausi districts shocks Crete
Telegraph dispatch reports mobs in Malausi Temenos Pirgiotiga and Monofasti attacking Christians in Heraklion, looting shops and houses with soldiers aiding plunder. Local prefect cites 300 Mohammedans killed and fears Christians mass slaughter in Aitia amid revenge tensions.
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Times
Caneassus
Malausi
Temenos
Pirgiotiga
Monofasti
Heraklion
Bits
Aitia
Legislative session yields heated speeches and shifting allegiances
Daily joint convention attendance never surpasses thirty nine with fiery speeches accusing opponents of blocking bills. Nosler denounces “child's play” while Reed asserts independence from Mitchell and politics, as committees tweak salaries and road view procedures amid a flurry of bills and voting.
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Hadson
Vaughan
Nosler
Ben
Ronty
Senator Carter
Republican Party
Hie
Orrata Nosler
Benator Reel
Hudson
Coal cart accident in Chinatown claims life in Victoria
Auld named Alburt Auld was killed when a coal cart horse bolted during firecracker explosions in Chinatown. The street scene caused a crush and overturned the road, prompting Mayor Redfern to halt crackers in the area.
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Victoria
B. Hay
Alburt
Chinatown
Corbett to Fight Governor in Carson as Plans Advance
Carson Nevada February 15 Dan Stuart announces the Corbett fight with Fitasimmona will be held in Carson on March 17. Stuart cites Carson support for the prize fight bill and asserts strong railroad arrangements and city pavilion plans. Sharkey and Maher likely meet for a 1-70m purse. Governor Corbett and the Governor of Nevada exchange formal congratulations.
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Nev
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Corbett
Fitasimmona
Caraga
Stuart
Texas
Impreseario
Reno
Heidertsens
Hale
San Francisco
Mer Badler
Nevada
Sterhett
Harrison's Report on Pacific Railroads Committee Findings
Representative Harrison reports to the House from the Pacific railroads committee on settling the Pacific roads via a commission. He says Congress cannot grasp the technical details for informed action as debts to the government grow and foreclosure actions loom against the railroad company.
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Washington
Harrison
Alabama
House
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Congress
Pacific
Pervacot
Tha
Arnold
Peculiar February Storm Hits Ai Hutte Mont
A storm described as the most peculiar in memory struck Ai Hutte Mont on February 15 with winds near hurricane force and heavy snow. The report notes disruption and unusual weather, with references to a presidential era and a crowd size seen during a past administration. A separate line mentions Emma M Quaid of San Francisco dying from carbolic acid after household burdens left her exhausted.
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