Foreman Confirmed Amid Debates In House
The Senate debated a resolution to halt the Union Pacific foreclosure and questioned presidential authority to foreclose. A monetary conference bill was discussed as Mr Chandler favored executive call authority but urged careful action by the next administration. Executive session then confirmed William S. Foreman as Internal Revenue Commissioner 41 to 1.
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Indian appropriation bill debate wraps up in House
Washington January 28 The House session produced a mix of humorous and acrimonious political speeches as it concluded the consideration of the Indian appropriation bill which began Monday. Several speakers argued over funding provisions and policy details in a tense close to the weeklong debate.
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Receivers Appointed for William J. Riedler & Co.
Oliver J. Matthews and Frank Tr. Sisler were named receivers for the William J. Riedler & Co. wholesale dry goods firm at 12 North Howard Street Baltimore. The property is bounded at £400,000. The petition alleges Willian L. Riedler is gravely ill and dissolution of the partnership is sought. The firm formed January 1904.
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Frank TR. Sisler
Wiliam J. Riedler & Co
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Joseph VW. Hottian
Willan L. Biedler
Win T. Biedler
Lynching Report Reaches Birmingham From Bibb County
News from Bibb County near Briarfield reports a white man identified as Battle was attacked by a mob of Black assailants who abducted him and tried to identify him. The man was started toward the county jail but disappeared in the snow during a lengthy pursuit.
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Banking Opposes Treasury Plans Stir in New York
In New York a banking feud grows over the possible appointment of a new Treasury secretary. Chicago banker Gage criticizes New York operations and Western-exchange policies, while New York bankers vow firm opposition and recall past tensions with Chicago.
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Lythan J. Gare
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West
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Gage Accepted as Treasury Secretary Nominee in McKinley Administration
Canton dispatch reports Lyman J. Gage arrived at McKinley’s home for private talks on finance and tariff plans. The interview aimed to confirm a thorough understanding of policies and the cabinet lineup, with Gage’s acceptance only tentative and under discussion with other potential appointees.
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John D. Long
James Wilsom
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Wil Denbtress
Gage Enid
Associated Press
Local Brevities From Baltimore To Norfolk Inquiries
Logal notes chronicling visits and movements between Baltimore Norfolk and surrounding areas. Mentions Miss Maud Kinney Walter Hawley and Rouben Foster traveling to Baltimore. murder trial upcoming in Princess Anne. lectures at Montefiore Hall. visits to churches and homes. lake Joyce appraisers meeting. funeral attendance. telephone company delays. naval ship contingents to patrol Chesapeake. and social events including a girls’ entertainment and oyster supper postponed due to weather.
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Baltimore
Walter Hawley
Norfolk and Baltimora
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Wea. Young
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First Baptist Church
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Norwich
City Water Works
Rosa
Pia Montagne
Baltimie
Pleming
Lehman Dunein
James Stroll
Elmwood
Lite Island
Virginia Beach
Ohio Warehouse Fire Destroys Corner Vine and Second
A large fire in Cincinnati destroyed the warehouse of Herman per & Co at Vine and Second, starting about 2 o'clock. Adjacent buildings suffered partial damage. total loss estimated at £200,000. Key losers include Herman Goepner & Co, Overmin & Schader, Millen Brown & Co, John Straun & Co, Abacco, and Kerr & Co. A second major blaze in Mentor Youngstown destroyed Leavitt McConnell & Co in the Shubisek building at 7 a.m. with $75,000 in losses due to heater in the basement and widespread water pressure shortages.
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Vine
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Overmin & Schader
Millen, Brown & Co
Youngstown
Sale
Leavitt
McConnell & Co
Shubisek
Fire destroys buildings and claims several lives in multiple towns
Fires swept through Centerbruytty near Cleveland and Columbus railway towns, killing Theodore Ducky and injuring others while destroying a frame building on Washington avenue. Nearby Lexington and Gatineau Point saw major losses with money insured. Losses range from four thousand to sixty thousand dollars across Rockbridge and Ontario regions.
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Sears
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Jyst Stste Pharmacy Board
Stout
van Emitter
Fire destroys a house and injures occupants in Virginia
The Rowland house in Prince George county near Petersburg burned after fire started from hot water in the Kltehem area. Mrs Rowland and another occupant escaped with night clothing, losing most belongings. Loss estimated between 2500 and 5000 dollars with only 1 insurance dollar reported next morning.
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Petershure
Jon
Rowland
Prince George County
Kltehem
Lamown
Wialip
Josiles
Wowie
Ha le
Teluis
Severe Cold Snap Bites City Streets and Trails
The column notes a sharp cold snap with temperatures near 17 degrees and prior lows around 2 degrees. Strong winds and slushy forenoon conditions caused slips and falls on icy pavements, though no serious injuries were reported. Residents adapted with proper outfits and cautious walking amid the brisk weather.
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Storm in Jensey Brings Heaviest Snow in Years
Long Branch N J Jan 21 reports from shore to ocean show a severe snowstorm and thick fog. The hardest in years, tidal surge and high seas at Atlantic Highlands Ashbury Park boardwalk submerged sand swept. Trains delayed wires down from Barnegat City to Atlantic City. Business suspended in Queen City with elevated tide and heavy snow over Esp Harbor.
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Barnegat City
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Queen City
Family of Norton Family Die In Mountain Ida Home
A Norton family of five died last night in their Mount Ida area home Montgomery CountyArk attached for special report from Little Rock Ark. The state has seen record low temperatures in recent days as arctic cold grips the region.
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Tit
South Carolina Senate Acts on Primary Election Bill
The News and Courier will publish the bill introduced in the State Senate by George Lamb and Benador from Charleston. The measure aims to regulate Democratic primaries with safeguards against fraud, asserting that state elections hinge on party primaries and that the bill mirrors the formalities of general elections.
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South Carolina
Charleston
News and Courier
Senate
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George Lamb Twist
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Scuttled Barges Sink in Ohio River Near Evansville
The stormer Mankenshow was sunk by ice in the Ohio River near Evansville. John Orr of Evansville drowned. Seventeen others escaped by barge but were badly frozen and suffered from the cold weather.
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John Orr
Evansvile
Baltimore Snowstorm Delights City as Snow Brings Fun
Thousands in Baltimore embraced Sleighing amid seven inches of fresh snow, the heaviest storm of the winter so far. The city faced unusually severe conditions with heavy snowfall remembered for years.
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Louisville Aldermen Indicted by Grand Jury
President R. E. King Jr and board members J. Leatherman and Breuer charged in Louisville with bribery and attempting to secure votes for favors. Indictment filed by the grand jury this afternoon in Louisville Kentucky.
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R. E. King, Jr
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Regents Atopon Postpones Daughters Entertainment
Inclement weather reduces audience for the King's Daughters entertainment at the Church of the Disciples on Freemason Street. After a consult, organizers decide to delay the event to a later date.
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Disco no pula New York D. Rooma
Readable text fragment notes a disco event in New York City or related venue. Mentions a room possibly in Rome or Roma connection. Lacks clear dates or full names, making specifics uncertain.
Oyster Convention Debated and Labor Reform Discussed
Virginia faces calls for a constitutional convention to decide oyster ground ownership and ban contract labor for convicts. Debates include penitentiaries and candidate positions while aid pours in for a destitute family. A romance ends in marriage assisted by notable locals and a telegraph official celebrates a wedding with plans for future vows.
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