Debate on Nicaragua bill and electric subways tops Senate session
The Senate debated the Nicaragua Catal bill for two hours with critics denouncing Nicaragua's financial system while a separate discussion covered electric subways in the District of Columbia. Other measures were laid aside or postponed as epilogies for Speaker Crisp were scheduled and House proceedings adjourned to continue next day.
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Washington
Dan
Nicaragua
Congress
J. Wemerrat
New York
Cleette Subways
District of Columbian
United States Eleectric Company
Monoply
Potomac Bloeme Light Company
Echethy
Morgan
Pacific Railroad
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Guinea
Senate
Crisp
House Debates Pension Bills Amid Turmoil and Delays
The House spent the entire day in session wrestling with Peville pension bills. A bill to set Major General Ilia’s pension at 100 dollars monthly faced opposition, while a noisy scene erupted as members pressed the Speaker and demanded action. Debate touched on invalid pensions and courtly exchanges as proceedings stretched with votes to disagree with Senate amendments and continue conference.
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Henderson
Breele
Steele
Payne
New York
Walker
Rep
Virginia
Yost
Tucker
House
Milnes Repo
Michigan
Wiel
Dalaves
Weider
Messrs
Hill
Town
Parker
New Jersey
McClellan
Memo
Thomas Mepo
Tyne Coen
Willis
Delaware
Lerk
Nolay
Senator Jones Re-elected by Unanimous Senate Vote
The Arkansas Senate and House of Representatives met separately at noon January 19 and returned Senator James Jones as United States Senator with an overwhelming majority. Populists backed J R Sovergn for General Powell Clayton, while Teller’s election in Denver drew nearly unanimous support in the General Assembly. A joint session planned for tomorrow will confirm Jones and Teller in their seats with minimal opposition.
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Senator Jones
Little Rock
Ark
Senate
House
United States
James
Jones
J. R. Soveregn
Powell Clayton
Teller
Denver
Col
Henry M. Teller
General Assembly
Judee Alien
Tellow
Vets
Lovda
Abd O'Efnek
Afernoon
Archbiaho
Canterbury
Dighop
Tondon
Tve
Mietib
Mandell Cretehion
Wipoper Chamber
Prince of Wales
Anat Catiihteres
Bayard
Mire
Lord Matsbury
Marquis OF
Custis
Menyern
Earl of Kimberney
Talbeerabi
House of Lords
Ragehery
Liberal Party
Saliellesy
Ssf
Berlin
Joint session to reelect West and party picks in vote
A fragmented report notes Vest forwhelmdingly election results with House and Senate tallies. Benutir West appears set for re election after a joint session vote, with W. A. Tentley named as U S Senator by 68 to 25.
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Vest
Jeoranty
Modin
Rmeath
Wherlis
Es Janes Pepa
Bingiarek
Not Unmarie Adp at All and Related Legal Controversy
Fragmented OCR text suggests a dispute over marital status and costs tied to divers, with references to Ollehomea tow and court honoris. Mentions bigamy, marital decree, and potential prosecution implications as parties resolve or avoid charges.
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Gally
Han
Rieter
Oviahona
Ollehomea
Adivercy
Chierty
Ted
General Weyler leads dawn march toward Havana outskirts
General Weyler rode out at eight this morning after a staff briefing. He left in a carriage for the Prince and then mounted a horse at the outskirts of a petty town, traveling southeast toward Santo De la Villud near Havana, escorted by cavalry regiments and a bodyguard of recently drafted negro troops.
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Wavann
Jon
Weyler
Geeral
Pheety
Santo de la Villud
Havana
Morning Fire at 26 Cumberland Street Damages Roof
A second floor blaze at 26 Cumberland Street occupied by two women was battled by the fire department for hours. The roof sustained heavy damage, some furniture was ruined, and one resident claimed incendiary origins. The building belonged to M. Cashin and was insured. The narrative shifts to ship movements from Norfolk with the Old Dominion steamer Richmond and planned overhauling in New York Morgan Iron Works.
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Cumberland Street
M. Cashin
Richmond
Old Dominion
Norfolk
Morgan Iron Works
New York
Richmond Rich Men Face Federal Suit Over Fertilizer Trust
In Richmond Virginia a United States Circuit Court suit targets James Barcus Henry Huston Richard Edwards and John Thompson of Indiana all defendants in a case alleging the Virginia Marl and American Minor Food companies financed a venture to buy North Berry firm lands and North Berry phosphate deposits that proved barren Promoters James Huston and Henry Henley allegedly misrepresented the assets seeking return of funds while other notes discuss Lee’s birthday observances and local political musings
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Richmond
United States
James , Barcus
Henry A. Huston
Richard A. Edwards
John M. Thompson
Indiana
Erasmus W. Gains
Joseph Hubbard
Robert &. Craig
Wirt Nh. Lettow
Thomas B. Henley
Het
Marl
I"hosphate Company
Henley
New York
Cincinnati
James N. Huston
Harrison
Marl Compny
Pood Company
Doctor Conaty Installed President of Catholic University
Washington reports the installation of Dr. Thomas J. Conaty of Worcester as rector of the Catholic University of America. The ceremony in the McMahon Hall assembly included Cardinal Gibbons approval and a formal apostolic blessing. Conaty received congratulatory messages and a reception followed in the Mel Mahon Hall rotunda.
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Washington
Thomas J. Conaty
Worcester
Mass
Hilla
Catholic University of America
McMahonn
Broouisn
Springfield
Conaty
Dontitien Bret
DP Pou
Daniel W. Shea
University Senate
Onvershy
Jemmming
Peynest
Voclin
Thoms J. Conaty
Susumner School
Rome
St. Parry
Gibrone
Beane
Pillip J. Garraran
Coaty
Niscourne
Contuyn
Mel Mahon Hall
Keane
New York Board Approves Tuberculosis as Communicable Disease
The New York Board of Health passed an amendment to the sanitary code declaring tuberculosis a communicable disease and requiring physicians to report all cases. It proposes treating consumption like diphtheria and other mild contagious illnesses, with possible quarantine if warranted.
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New York
Lords and Gentlemen in Parliament Open Session
Parliament reassembled with the Lords and Commons in their usual places for the opening of a new session. Lord Salisbury spoke on relations with the United States and arbitration, while the Prime Minister defended policy and announced forthcoming measures on education and industrial welfare.
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Premius Sprech
Salisbury
Rosebery
Liberal Party
Toment
Hort Rovehers
Armenia
Sittin
Europe
Alboof
Dongola
Khartoum
Egypt
United States
Ile
Napoleon
Bismarck
Willian Iarvourt
Great Britain
Venezuela
Citel
Aiesador
Washington
Arverivi
Wil- Tinin
Vheers
Mer
Armeni
Matabeleland
Mashonabad
West India
India
Bowhay
Kurachee
House of Commons
Inala
Tribute to Confederate Leaders At Polk Hall Observed
A Confederate observance last evening at Polk's Hall featured a banquet prepared by James D. Pinley and a toast program led by Toastmaster Hi o. Nev A M Standolph spoke on courage and sacrifice for Robert E Lee, praising his defection from the Union forces as serving the state. Capt Old spoke for the Second Corps Army of Northern Virginia detailing their cavalry and infantry feats.
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Tobert J. Tee
James D. Pinley
Lee
Mickett
Courag
Stobert J. Lee
Odo
United States
Hans
Lapa
Robert BD
Mosen
Pharoah
Tolaran
Atenan
Captain Old
Charles Sharp
Northern Virginiy
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American Plant Food Co
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Tew
Landen
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James D. Grady
Internal Revenue
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Shy
Sadie McCuvray Stuart
William If. Snook
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Walters
Pather Waters
Troapnoke
Georgetown University
Wather Ahern
Prather Watters
Omcer W. W. Crane
Twenty-fourth Street
Old Point
Charles Donath
Kate Gintagher
Chicago
Hs. Mary
Old Paint
Sbereer
Mrr
Dont Cate Howe
Dongil
Chieto
Doctor Conaty
Catholic University of
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Lords and Gentlemen
Tieon Kettletinton Peddie
London
Pheer
Constantinople
Paris
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Leon jUtrely Sheerserul
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