Bond Issue on Treasury Bonds Died by House Vote
The House defeated the proposed bond resolution on a party lines split, with eight to five in favor of referring the measure to the Ways and Means Committee. The majority report outlines authorizing the Treasury to issue up to 5,116,275 in gold bonds and details a government plan to replenish the gold reserve, with a contract for gold purchase and possible substitution of bonds. A minority urged against gold specific bonds and long terms, warning of gold bond influence and policy risks.
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Chawmain Wilson
Gould
United States
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Maine
Payne
New York
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Grosvenor
Ohio
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Tarsney
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Montgomery
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Stevens
Massachusetts
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McMillin
Tennessee
Whiting
Michigan
Bryan
Nebraska
Wheeler
Albany
Wilson
Ways and Means
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Europe
Congress
Messia
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Treasury Department
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Muereuan
Wolcott
London
Fressury Department
Asco
Columbia
van Voorhin
Seeumal
Tredausy
Majoricy
Senate and Contempt Case Highlights in Early Febuary News
The report covers actions in Congress with discussions on bonds and treasury relations, a contempt ruling against George M. Pullman in the Debo case, and local state news including alleged Alabama parricides. detailed notes on ship abandonment, relief supply incidents, and labor arbitration plans amid a busy mid February docket.
War News From Asia and Other Dispatches
Reports from Hong Kong and Tokyo detail Chinese naval losses at Wei-Hai-Wei and the dispersal of torpedo boats after a failed attack on Japanese ships. Dispatches also note Japanese influence at Kobe, possible foreign captives, and plans for peace commissioners. Separate items cover a fatal fire in Lyon, an American imprisoned in San Salvador, an Ohio court ruling on prison-made goods, a Senate inquiry on a Cuban reparations claim, and a French ambassador's newborn daughter in Paris.
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Pekin
Tsing Chow
Shan Tung
Kobe
Japan
Wel-Hai-Wei
Faland
Lui Kung Tao
Sydney
Gul Kong Tao Island
John Wilde
Wirds
Ron
Cham Tam Moore
Washington
Wilde
China
Cameron
Moore
Hiroshima
Nagnesk
Hiroahima
Hung Chang
Princes King
Robert Hart
Salvador
Fort Scott
Kaz
San Salvador
Archie McCarter
Guatemala
McCarter
Republic
Wrecked Eteamer Elba murder charge shocks survivor
Sensational testimony unfolds as Hoffman, survivor, accuses crew of the Elba wreck of murder and plot. Investigators question lifeboat theft, with Chief Engineer Nuaell named as a suspect. Hoffman plans deposition after consulting an attorney, and other legal cases from New York and surrounding states are noted.
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Crrvriays
A Hoffman
Oflee Peotenter
Cora Tue Jin
Divffinen
Suady
Eugene
Elle
Shien
Tice
Hoffman
Niaest
Ecblegel
A. Nuedell
Schlegel
Nua
North German Lloyd Company
Hofian
Grand Inland
Nub
Nuggets of News from the States and Labor Tangles
The South Dakota house defeated a bill to bar new senators while Delaware and Idaho legislatures keep balloting unsuccessfully for U S senators. Brooklyn railroad talks stall as strike lingers. A New York pouchmakers leader faces demands to join or quit the Knights of Labor amid other union strains. Scranton reports two murderers executed, another on trial, and a suspect murderer Winwinski sought. The London board orders an inquiry into damages from the British steamer Orathie.
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Brooklyn
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New York
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Scranton
Winwinski
London Board of Trade
Bekeld
London
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Rambs
Mak Ite
Seemer Elbe
Murder trial echoes and jurors fall ill in Minnesota
In Minneapolis on February 14 the murder trial faced dramatic moments as key witness Peter Wallabe testified against Harry Hayward. The elder Hayward tried to bolster hope, but jurors began showing illness while awaiting verdict. a grand jury in Batimore questioned policy broker Lewis Bennett as Western Union faced contempt risk. A separate Meadville report noted a natural gas explosion destroying a store and home, killing George H. Cutler and injuring three others in a blaze sparked by a gas leak.
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Debo
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beaLeyeh
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Adryss
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National Hotel
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Western Union Telegraph Company
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Grand
Dennis
Criminal Court
Western Union
Bennett
Pasbler
Court of Appeals
Meadville
George H. Cutler
Guster
Georges H. Cutler, Jr
Cutler
Kate Strack
Floods Swell In California Endangering Fresno
Floodwaters from recent storms overflow streams and flood irrigation ditches around Fresno. The Fresno irrigation canal breached its channel and vineyards lie submerged. Continued storms could push Fresno toward imminent flood danger as regional inundation persists.
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Fresno
Denials by Martin and Porter in bribery probe
In Philadelphia and New York reports dated February 14, Martin and Senator Charles A. Porter testified before a council committee studying bribery charges tied to the Matusi Autoustic Telephone company ordinance, denying any influence or interest. Mayor Strong filled several municipal vacancies under removal law, naming Brookfield and others, with no notice to the removed officers.
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