Old Senate Fight Over Inaugural Ceremonies Control
Washington March 2 The Senate and House clash over who controls inaugural ceremonies with a resolution to investigate authority for the stand before the Senate wing of the Capitol. The House also debated Justice Shiras findings and printed hearings, while conference on the Sumury civil bills continued.
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Washington
Senate
House
Dockery
Dem
Miies
Capitol
Naval Land District of Columbia
Senate Actions Snapshots From A Busy Day In Congress
Legislative business moved swiftly in the Senate with the passage of a disease prevention bill referencing bubonic plague in India and allied nations. The fortifications appropriation bill passed with little debate, while the House amendments on the international monetary conference measure drew speeches on national defense and autonomy. The day ended with a night session approving coin mutilation penalties and ongoing talks on the sundry civil bill and its 192 amendments.
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Senate
United States
India
Hawley
Rep
Connecticut
Dubola
Idaho
Cannon
Weller
Miantle
Morgan
House
Senate Endorses Sugar Bounty Payment and Indian Bill Conference
The House accepted the Senate amendment to pay $1,085,000 for sugar bounty claims under the McKinley law. A conference on the Indian appropriation was unsatisfactory to the Senate, new conference ordered, and the General Deficiency Bill passed. A provision for Southern Pueblo railroad debts was amended to retain funds in the Treasury until final settlement. Senate adjourned at 12:20 a.m.
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Itouse
Mr. Dalzell
Rep
Justice Shieas
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Amemillin
de Ave
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Supreme Court
Shiras
My. Alivich
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Senate
Southern Pueblo Railroad Company
Paeke Rviroads
Marriage of Col Estill and Miss Mund Mill
Col J Estill editor of the Savannah News and Miss Mund Mill of this city wed quietly at St Pauls Church. The ceremony was modest with many friends present. The bride wore lavender silk and violet, the groom a prominent South journalist and Southern AP vice president. The couple will depart for Savannah for Mrs Estill to assume a hostess role at the Estill residence before a bridal trip.
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Tenn
Mund Mill
Col J. 1
Savannah
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Puest Co. Wstill
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Georgia
Southern Associated Press
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George Til
Transportation Department
Southern Express Company
Augusta
Kiaye
Savanah
Paymaster Corwine Absconds With Vessel Funds in Newport
Paymaster John Corwine of the U S Navy stationed at Newport absconded with a 35 000 check and fled to Washington after an inquiry showed a shortfall between 5 000 and 10 000 in his accounts. Navy officials dispatched telegraphic orders to stop payment on checks and intercept him as investigations continue. Corwine, appointed from Ohio on March 2 1837 by President Clay, ranks as an assistant paymaster, and his disappearance prompted a Treasury and police search.
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U. S.N
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Navy Department
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Yesterhiy
Ciee
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FHS
Wualliter
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Heereuhry
Olio
Clayes
Laurada Off on Cuban Filibustering Expedition
A Barnegat bound report says a filibuster group heading for Cuba may have sailed on the Laurada. Tug captain sighted a steamer possibly aiding the venture while a three masted schooner and a lighter lurked near the Laurada. Revenue cutter Alanbyeton pursued, with armed men aboard. Volunteers may have aided the suspect vessel and owners Milliken and associates face inquiries.
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Barnegat
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Cuba
Mag. Castroverdi
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Selaern
South Street
M. Milliken
Pludson Street
Jersey City
Murray
Tietch
Milliken
Venezuela resumes diplomatic ties with Great Britain
Secretary Olney released a dispatch from Minister at Caracas noting Venezuela appointed Dr Java Pietrie as Minister to Beijing, while already serving as Venezuelan Minister to Germany and Spain in Europe. The move marks a practical resumption of relations between Great Britain and Venezuela.
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Washington, D D. C
Olney
Cara- Cus
Protest Against Weitfeld Senate Seating Demonstrated
Washington March 2 A protest against seating William Heitfeld as Idaho senator was laid before the Senate today by the Vice President. Nineteen Idaho legislators sign the protest arguing the alleged legal unseating of members. Also note a shoe sale at Hofheimer's with Mungell's celebrated shoes at half price.
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Washington, D. C
William Heitfeld
Idaho
Senate
Hofheimer's
President Elect McKinley Arrives in Washington Amid Immense Crowd
A large crowd greets President-elect McKinley at the Pennsylvania Station. He travels to the Ebbitt House with a quiet reception, greets staff, officials, and reporters, and is described as cheerful despite a recent illness. The day features spring-like weather and preparations for a White House ceremony.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Station
H Itsarty
President-elvet
Meisinley
Drussell AL Alper
Melkines
White House
Melsintey
Maj
Melkkinsey
Mankhowender
Canton
Mundell's Philadelphia Shoes for Misses and Children
A catalog note indicates Mundell's Philadelphia shoes for misses and children are offered, with prices matching or halting value similar to Hofheimer's. The brief suggests shopping comparisons between local stores for affordable footwear.
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Mundell's
Philadelphia
Hofheimer's
Massacre feared as Moslems seek aid in Kandamo
Turkish and Greek authorities report a swelling crisis as Moslem residents in Kandamo face possible massacre. The Greek Vice-Consul pledges help if transportation is provided. Civil Governor orders protection for Kandamo and Selina while a conference with consuls and admirals plans relief to besieged Moslems in Seino and Wilapetra.
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Kanda
Univers
Selluo
Wilapetra
Crete Autonomy Debate Shocks Parliament and Navy
London reports from March 2 detail Curzon and Sir William Harcourt discussing Crete autonomy amid Ottoman and Greek tensions. The issue involves Powers backing autonomy, naval deployments, and potential force if Greece or Turkey resist.
Olney cites Cuban prisoner case in habeas ruling debate
Secretary Olney releases an abstract of the matter in the habeas case involving Richards Rule a native born Cuban who came to the United States during the Cuban Insurrection. He grew to practice dentistry in Philadelphia and was arrested February 4 for alleged involvement in the capture of a secretary and train robbery. The report describes confinement in a small windowless cell, a later death, autopsy findings, and calls for a thorough independent investigation with both Spanish and US officials involved.
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State Department
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Tiurh
Jiulz
Jed Tom
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DeToome
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Munte
Ahumada
Taylor
Madrid
United States
House Debates Sultan Withdrawals and Adjourns
A debate on the withdrawal of arbitrary royal power follows remarks by peers, then the House adjourns for the session. The discussion centers on limiting royal prerogatives and reinforcing parliamentary authority.
Wounding of Suleima Bey and unrest at Canea
A riot in Cannea Crete today left Suleima Bey colonel of the Moslem forces wounded by his own men. Several Turkish officers were injured as unrest grew due to pay refusals. Foreign marines arrived, volleys were fired near a barracks, and when the marines fired, several rioters were wounded. The disturbance caused a panic in Cannea.
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Umbrella Drama and Accidents Reported in City
A Newport News steamer the CG and O Louise returned with two intoxicated passengers Willan Stewart and Wilam Gallagher. Gallagher fell overboard while attempting to retrieve a parasol and was rescued. Cyclist Mr. C W Halstead was injured when his bicycle broke in two at a railroad crossing, suffering tooth loss and bruises but continuing to Washington. George S S Summer and J B Burton were arrested for the Little Willie Ramsey case and await an inquest at 10 today with bail set at 100 each.
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Newport News
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Wilam Gallagher
Gallagher
Stewart
C. W. Halstead
Church Street
Washington
George S&s. Summer
J. B. Burton
Little Willie Ramsey
Chapel Street
Meir
Regenborough
Young Men's Christian Association Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association members was led by president W W Vicar. A full financial summary and statistical report were presented and will be published soon. An anniversary program at the Academy for Music is set for next Sunday with choirs, an orchestra, and an address by Rev. Dr. H W Battle. Directors elected for three years include S L Foster and J J Bunting. officers elected include Robert Tait as President and Barton Myers as first vice president.
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Association Yjuthors
W. W. Vicar
Academy For Music Next
Association
Boys’ Gospel Army
H. W. Battle
Petersburg
Messia
H. H. Trice
H. J. Paylor
W. J. Butler
W. T. Ernest
W.E. Ve
Strike at Globe Shipbuilding Leaves Yard Short
Four hundred skilled workmen in the Globe Shipbuilding Company's yards walked out to show sympathy. Yesterday three hundred helpers joined, prompting the skilled men to strike. Only the caulkers remain at the big yards.
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Cleveland
Globe Shiplohla- Ing Company
Caulkers
Ship silver from Lomilon sparks market expectations
Report notes weak silver in China and rising American offers. Anticipates Japan shipping silver to the United States as circulation tightens under a gold standard, reflecting broader monetary shifts and market activity.
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China
Ampericid
Japan
United States
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