Trouble for American envoy in Apia lands dispute
California consul Thomas A. Napawn arrived a year ago and is accused of acting for San Francisco speculators to seize native lands on Apia. Evarts reportedly discharged Dawson. Also notes on Democratic riders in Congress and revenue print from Raum. International rail, Catalonia crisis, and other 15 May briefs follow.
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Arbitrators End Durham Coal Strike With Wage Cuts
Arbitrators in the Durham district order an 8 percent wage cut for underground workers and 6 percent for surface labor, ending the strike. Pits to restart Monday. Other items note prorogation of Ottawa Parliament, bank discount rate changes, and various international dispatches.
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Executive and Judicial Appropriation Bill Debate
May 13 report from Washington notes the House called up the executive and judicial appropriation bill. Beck outlined amendments showing Senate increases of 394,000 to reach 17,541,000 with additions of 18,000 for mints and 27,000 for the Interior Department. The day centered on political debate with strong speeches by Beck and Thurman.
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Debate on Removal of Cases to Federal Courts and Warner Silver Bill
In the morning session the bill to amend statutes for moving cases from State to United States courts was resumed and Orth finished his argument against it. Pens spoke in support. Attention then returned to the Warner silver bill with Killinger’s motion to table the bill and amendments. The vote on tabling failed 109 yeas to 126 nays.
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Pens
Warner
Killinger
Yeas
Deacon Webbing Recalls Umbrella Theft Caper
In a quip about thefts, Deacon Webbing recalls a moment when an umbrella was stolen. An advertisement touts price reductions on Provo Mill wool cloths for men and boys, with samples available via John C. Culler, agent, in Salt Lake City.
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Notice to creditors and debtors before departure
A brief notice requests all indebted parties to call and settle promptly before the writer leaves for England. Creditors are asked to present claims for settlement as affairs must be straightened prior to departure.
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A cobbler's dream and a London Bridge treasure
A Somerset cobbler dreams three nights of a pot of gold at London Bridge but finds nothing until a stranger shares a dream of a gold cache under an apple tree in Somerset. The cobbler returns home digs up gold, sends his son to school, and the boy translates a Latin inscription promising further riches. The tale ends with a hopeful note on the plausibility of the legend.
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May
Joe
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London
Hay
In Love and The Socratic Method Misquoted Reflections
A fragmentary block questions love and trust, mentioning a Teller Committee and Socrates as the founder of the Socratic method. The text includes a crusty bachelor’s admonition to ladies with beautiful teeth and a dismissive joke about social manners.
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Aif Userol
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