Senate debate over Depew remarks and Cuban policy
In Washington the senate debated Depew's criticism of southern election methods and discussed the Chinese exclusion bill, with a vote planned for next Wednesday. House discussions focused on Cuban reciprocity and oleo margarine amendments, while the president sent several nominations and New York's McKinley statue appropriation moved forward.
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Belgium in a Turmoil Riots threaten reform debate in Brussels
Brussels reports violent riots as police, gendarmes, and civic guards clash with protesters. Widespread outbreaks in Liege Ghent Houdeng Goegnies and La Louviere. Authorities impose bans on gatherings and revolver carry. Rioters detained and wounded numbers vary widely with casualties including a coal miner and a young girl.
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President orders major changes in three offices force
Washington April 12 Secretary to the President Cortely on Friday sent a letter to Secretary Shaw stating that after weighing charges against Powderly Pitchie and McSweeney the president finds a necessity for a full staff overhaul. Powderly to be replaced by Sargent Pitchle's term expired Williams to succeed him McSweeney asked to resign Joseph Murray named to fill McSweeney place.
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10th Legislature Ends Amidst Appropriation Wrap
Des Moines I A detailed end to the Twenty-ninth Iowa General Assembly with adjournment delays due to enrolled bills. Key actions included a $125,000 St Louis Exposition appropriation, tax levy adjustments for 1902 and 1903, and a $1,000,000 biennial expansion of extraordinary appropriations, totaling about 225 enacted laws. Also notes a New Orleans to Cape Town shipment of 100 horses aboard the steamer Mochantien.
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Minnesota Crop Yields Show Strong State Lead in 1899
Tables from the census supplement reveal Minnesota outpacing North and South Dakota in barley buckwheat corn oats rye and wheat. Minnesota totals include 11 207 026 acres devoted to grain with yields such as 1 009 230 bushels barley and 95 278 660 bushels wheat. Immigrant arrivals through New York reached 5 588 with Minnesota ranking seventh among states. St Paul approves armory bonds. Governor Van Sant halts prize fights. several local notes cover mining investments and an asylum steward appointment.
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Sound of a Piano Defect Tied to Surroundings
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes that piano faults may arise from external causes, not the instrument itself. A tester found an unpleasant note in a piano was caused by a chandelier glass globe vibrating in sympathy with a specific tone, proving environment can mask or create perceived piano defects.
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The Microbe of Tuberculosis and Space Facts
Popular Science discusses tuberculosis microbes and lunar visibility. It notes 103 days of cultivation, 576 visible moon parts and 424 hidden parts. It describes Earth cooling, atmospheric protection, retina impressions, and bullet speed. It adds Stopa’s heart journey from arteries to capillaries with precise speeds.
Fishing Through Street Gratings In Winchester England
In Winchester England men fish through street gratings on the High Street where streams beneath carry storm water to the Itchen river. A line is lowered through the grate attached to a small stick. after hooking a fish the line and stick are dropped through and the fisherman races to the outlet to retrieve gear and land the fish.
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Cause For Separation and a Milliner in a Divorce Tale
A fragmentary piece contrasts divorce vows with a milliner as a social joke. A mock dialogue references alimony and the cost of data, while a glossy aside links education to sculpting the soul. The passage mixes satire with a distant newspaper voice from a bygone era.
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Fragmentary note on Bengal measured space
A garbled line references Bengal and a measure of land around 420000 square miles. The text is incomplete, lacks clear events or named entities, and fails to present a coherent report.
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