Notable Deaths and Weather Bits From Across The Nation
Obituaries report the deaths of Mus. Martesos wife of Col Maple som and Hex Bem prominent Detroit citizen. Guthrie Oklahoma records 1 degree below zero the coldest there. A Chicago to Pittsburgh rail passenger found dead in his berth after arrival in Pittsburgh. Milwaukee banker cashier Jons B Korrrise sentenced to prison for accepting money amid insolvency. University of Palo Alto parolee Watson sentenced for life for shooting a constable. Ireland releases Mountjoy inmate Walsh to hospital treatment. Racing stock at Lake County ra from Fred Gebhards sold to Sem Francisco with brood mares averaging 473 dollars. Columbis valley flood devastates Cau ea valley and crops. Revival in Kaloces Kansas leads to beer destruction by Dr J Whitinc of Missouri. Mme Laura Schirmer Mapleson remains moved to Boston for funeral services. Behring Sea commission expenses debated. refunds anticipated. Princess of Wales withdraws from society. future social participation noted. Carlin search party forced to retreat from Kendricks Idaho. Colgate disappearance case notes and Colgate wife letter critical. Columbian Seed exhibit jewels and fabrics featured by Sorabji and Hamer Sara listed among exposition entries.
Senate and House Debate Bills Across Hawaiian and Federal Issues
The Senate spent hours amid amendments on civil service reform while considering the Hawaiian question and the legality of bonds. The House dealt with repeal of the federal elections law, tariff measures, and routine business as legislators weighed land grants in Florida and other fiscal questions.
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Senate
Shi
Pet Er Peo. Kan
Rman
Peifer
Yielting
Committee On
Custom
Fnally
Alles
Secretary of the Treasury
House Dei
Chipman
Cay
New York
Moose
God
Call
Interior Department
Florida
Chandlers
Bone
Boone county poor farm fire kills eight inmates in Iowa
A blaze at Boone county's poor farm basement asylum, seven and a half miles north of Boone near Mineral Ridge, killed eight inmates including Thomas Leper and others aged from two to sixty, after a night storm. Fire possibly started by the furnace as temperatures plunged, with the steward Henry Holcomb unable to enter the burning building. The incident ends the lives of inmates and underscores harsh winter conditions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Mra Hibbard
Clarksville Pioneer Batce Stewart Dies After Long Life
Batce Stewart aged three and long a Clarksville Tennessee resident died on the Sal He helped establish a local tobacco market and operated stemmeries in Missouri and Kentucky. His wealth was estimated at one million dollars.
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Batce Stewart
Clarksville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
Missouri
Kentucky
Jupee E. L. Haunonp
Federal District Court
Jackson
United States
Fla
Havana
Kansas City
Mo) Exposition
James Ioodin
Vatican
Rome
Archbishop Ireland
Columbus Museum
Chicago
Little Johnnie
Leadville Col
Leadville
Robert E. Lee
Areaur
L’ittsburc
Kas
Am Fort Arren
John B. Koeting
South Side Savings Bank
Milwaukee
Mas Wittine Preassst
Columbus
Ind
Pheasant
DiePatee
Lomboo
Rio Janeira
Utah Legislature Voters Block Lead Ore Tax Memorial
Telegrams report lawmakers in the Utah Upper House seek to prevent a vote on a memorial to Congress to remove the duty on lead ores. One hundred officers are searching for those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Barbarous Outrage In Arcos de la Frontera
Two brigands entered the house of Semior Joseastilio near Cadiz during January. They beat Castillo and his niece, blindfolded him, and dangled him by a rope after forcing disclosure of a hidden wallet. Only eight dollars were found, seized, and the attackers fled. Local police report arrests follow.
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Manni
Arcos de la Frostier
Andalusia
Cadiz
Semior
Joseastilio
Castillo
Nieee
Anwary
Momey
Sod
Ae Tile
Charges Against Local Commander Stir Public Fray
Report alleges Commander Seaman to be a street drinker and claims Meek used him to doctor evidence before it reached Commander-in-Chief Adame Gibson. The sensational charges raise questions about Hook and Seaman's ability to stand under them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Soo
Seaman
Meek
Adame Gibson
Hook
Commander Seaman
National Conference on City Government Opens in Portaperreulis
At Portaperreulis Jan 7 a large National Conference on City Government convened with James Carter of New York as chair. Rev Washington Claddes of Columbus read an address on the influence upon officials in office. A resolution urged ongoing cooperation and that a similar conference be held in New York to support a constitutional convention effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portaperreulis
Gowd
James ©. Carter
New York
Washington Claddes
Columbus
de. Cladsden
Charles Richardson
Philadelphia
Seach
Horace E. Demming
McGuire Aids Knights of Labor Suit in Washington
Chairman McGuire arrives in Washington to aid in filing a suit to restrain Secretary Carlisle from issuing bonds. He meets Senator Allen and local counsel plans with Metiuire and Shellaberger Wilson. Secretary Hayes travels to the city with Willis as counsel, with hearings expected soon.
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Wasaixseros
T. B. McGuire
Knights of Labor
Washington
Carlisle
Allen
Junge Cole
Laws
Metiuire
Shellaberger & Wilson
Hayes
J. Warner Willis
Denver
Supreme Court of the
Secretary of the Treasury
Sen
Weekly Industrial and Financial Conditions Report
A dense summary of national trade and finance notes from E G Das & Co. and R G Don & Co. detailing business revival signals, wage cuts, production upticks, and varied commodity prices. It notes improvements in iron products demand, pig iron sales, ore contracts, and streaming rail, with wage reductions and mixed factory activity across regions.
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E.G. Das & Co
New York
R. G. Don & Co
Carlisle
Pererat
Bessemer
Prubergh
Psouthern
Birmingham
Tennessean
Ron
Ainty
MBI
Beookits
Teatiie Industries
Bethough Geralfonsen Mills
Philadelphia
Boston
Petroleum
Ebade Lee
Rae
Bert Insuger
Stort Jeans
Government of
India
London
Cateide
Canada
House committee reports Bailey’s bond resolution favored
The judiciary committee reported Bailey’s resolution questioning Secretary Carlisle’s right to issue bonds with six Republicans joining to pass. The tally showed 7 ayes and 3 nays, Culberson abstained, Layton Stockdale Wolverton voted no on the measure. The display indicated a shift toward enabling bond proceeds for current government expenses.
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Rex
Judiciary’ Committee
House
Sto
Bailey
Carlisle
Ray
Broderick
Aplegraf
Terry
de W. A. Stowe
Childs
Layton
Powers
Stockdale
Wolverton
Culbertsom
Culberson
Balleting for Walthall's Seccreser caucus results reported
Democratic caucus voting in Jackson held at 3 oclock and 7 oclock produced numerous tallies for Campbell Miller MeLaurin Allen Taylor Lowry Catchings and others across multiple ballots. Senator Martin withdrew Hoo T M Miller before the twenty-first ballot.
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Walthall
Jackson
Jan
Campbell
Miller
McLaurin
Allen
Taylor
Lowry
Catchings
Melawria
Alva
Catehings
MeLaaria
Lowry & Catehings
Miller & MecLaacin
Alien
Vardaman
Atchings
Fifteenth Ballet
Miller & McLaurin
Tay
Mississippi House Considers Amendment on Public Education Funding
The Mississippi legislature proposes a constitutional substitute to fund common schools. The plan would allocate 400000 dollars annually from the state central fund to be distributed to counties and separate school districts by educable children, with adjustments for poll tax, local taxation, and separate district needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jan. T
Street
Mississippi
Carene
Mississippi Senate Debates Amendments and Deaths Mentioned
The Mississippi Senate discussed amendments to sections fixing circuit court terms for the Fourth Fifth and Eighth districts with Bolivar County excluded. House approved appropriations for the Imp delay trial Institute and Columbus College, and a health board appropriation passed. A fatal double loss occurred as J H Mien and wife Mary S Miller died within hours of each other. Lizzie Heflin was assassinated in Grenada. Resolutions praised Senator E Walthall upon his resignation and long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Senate
Bolivar
House
Immay Trial Institute
College of Columbus
State Board of Health of
Keith
Ieurt
Chancery
Judiciary Committee
Geein
Joms H. Mmien
Marshall County
Mary S. Miller
Ebenezer Church
Eber Mr Miller
E. Walthall
Mississippi
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Mus. Martesos
Col. Maplesom
New Vor Efty
Hex. H. Bem
Detroit
Mich
Guthrie
Oklo
Pittsburgh
Jons B. Korrrise
South Side Savings Bank of
Palo Alto
Mromart Watson
Tialway
Ireland
Mountjoy
Walsh
Tne
Fred Gebhards
Lake County Rash
Sem Francisco
Cauea
Co'ombis
Kaloces
J. Whitinc
Sid
the Customs Committee
Mme
Laura Schirmer-Mapleson
Accomeae Henry Mapleson
Schirmer
Everett Hale
Mansar
Morran
Justice Harlan
Behring Sea Commission
Lospos
Princess of Wales
Prince of Wales
Duke of Rutland
Grantham
Lincolnshire
Olgate
Carlin
Kendricks
Idaho
Colgate
Mise Sorabji
Hamer Sara
Herwas Haans
Minn
Tur
Milan
Natalie
Serria
Boome County
Cantisi
Congress
Cajon Pacific
Samara
Russia
Riverside
North Brothers Island
N. Y
Board of Health
Bergen
Norway
Olney
Ac Customs Committee
French Chamber of Deputies
Tukhedive
Egypt
Lord Cramer
Cairo
Maher Pasha
Khedive
Acpem
Jeney Meurer
Hussey
Mike Fewer
Presbyterian Hospital
Sth
Treasury
Seath
Oklahoma
Geimem
Oita
Bed Rock
Morrison
el Reno
Orlando
Perry
Round Point
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma Territory
Perry ‘Roses
Frernce
Treasury of the Dead
Guild
Secundary Hester
New Orleans
Treasury Department
Board of
Associated Charities of
Sedalia
Fort Payee
Ala
Sheriff's Aale
Normandy
St Lesis
Chaiece
Osantoesu
Kan
J.C Whit
Beck
Grand Army
Unie
Chairner McGuire
Salt Sceimet
Cartiaie
Servian Affaire
Beresape
Alexander
M. Avakumovic
Adele
Weekly Review
Fen
Charuging
Neap Cascilla
Grenada
Lizzie Heflin
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