Japanese treaty ratified amid mixed signals and naval actions
The Senate ratified a modified Japanese treaty with one year notice. Japan captured Chinese forts at Wei-Hai Wei on the 30th, while Chinese envoys met in Kobe and headed to Hiroshima with John W. Foster. House actions included antitoxine on the free list and a president's financial bill.
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Tae
Kobe
Hirshima
John W. Foster
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate Debates and Legislation Across Chambers
The senate debated measures on financial reform and foreign policy, disapproved a treaty with Swather tribes, considered a currency bill, and discussed toll and tariff changes. In the House, rules for the Pacific railroad bill were approved and a large public works appropriation was set for the year. Separately, a Pullman car company charter dispute began in Illinois, and a fatal fire in Sterling, Nebraska, prompted inquiries. The cable confirms Japan's success at Wei Hai Wei and reports several maritime incidents and a Leavenworth banquet for Kansas lawmakers.
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Olsen
Illinois
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Chicago
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Lucien Baker
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Dan Meehan
James Burford
Corner Medical College
Oue
Bremen
Feascou Cerrar CaNmorrett Dies Under Imperial Regime
Feascou Cerrar CaNmorrett, marshal of France, born at St Cyr in 1508, rose to the highest military rank under the imperial regime and was a grand officer of the Legion of Honor. The report mentions other disparate items including executions, a lynching, a printing firm fire, and various political notes across different locales.
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New York State
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Hampton
Mra Annetta Ahrens
West Fifty-fourth Street
New York City
Mount Sterling
Aes
Morgan County
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Moo Ayo Sameel Dodsworth
Leavenworth
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Lahs
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Bath
Cfty
Kenyon Pnnel Haniware Co
Butte Hardware
Son of God
Gov. McKinley
Columbus
Hobart Town
Tasmania
Wth
la Grippe
Fragmented War Diary Notes and Public Incidents
Fragmented OCR records show a chaotic mix of events: naval actions near Chia Biss with reported violence against Chinese workers, seizure of a schele party, and explosions at a factory site. Also cited are deaths, a reception for Ulysses Grant, border demonstrations over Mexico diplomacy, heated Congress debate, and a Treasury mint report noting January deficits and coinage totals.
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Chisa
Scrident
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Imecast
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Twerge Leag
Bert Tuser
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New York
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Gear
Milford
Delim
le Augestine
Fla
Republic
Mexico
Congress
Heard
Missouri
Peyor
Mississippi News Roundup Includes Power Visit and Crimes
Industrial agent George C. Power visited Jackson to entice Eastern factories and plans a Boston trip. robberies target Penticod & Jenkins in Sidon with cash, goods, and tools stolen. Arcola labors 40 enslaved men awaiting an Africa migration train, while the Meridias factory project progresses with local support and donations.
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Nlllsois Central Railroad
Jackson
Power
Boston
Illinois Central Allroad
Arcela
Valley
Greenville
Africa
Arcola
After the Wreck of the Elbe and Survivor Accounts
Survivors and officers fault the Crathie crew for slow signaling as the Elbe sank near Lowestoft. Hoffmann describes efforts to salvage others while Verera and Schlecel face ship sale and flight to Liverpool. Local aid funds grow as residents donate to the bereaved family of Walter Schnell and injured sailors.
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Micers
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Verera
Normann
Schiegel
Crathie
Hoffman
Hoffmann Save
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Roe
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Hans
Schlecel
Umbria
Liverposdl
Lowestoft
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Conv! Kradbeer
Walter Schnell
Elbe
Enciety
Wright
Vienna
Amon the
Almoon Brothers
Konchan
Hungary
Tintmans
Steauphip
Springer Bill Moves Through Committee Amid Banking Reform Debate
Representative Springer of Illinois reports administration banking bill with amendments agreed in committee. The report accompanies the president's message, read in both houses, urging prompt action to secure relief and detailing committee amendments. Cabinet discussions include Carlisle, Curtis, and Jordan as officials prep a large bond issue to fund relief.
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Springer
Illnois
Congres
Congress
Comc
House
Comsideratios
Monthly Debt Statement Shows December to January Shifts
A fragmented debt statement notes changes in interest bearing debt and cash in the treasury for January 205. It reports decreases in cash and total debt with figures around 711 and 60 550 577 74. The text also mentions national bank deposits rising to 14 154 714 28 against 26 197 TZS 43.
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Wasarsetox
National Bank Depositeries
Japanese Army claims capture in Fenglinchian area
Central News from Tokyo reports Talien Wan dispatch dated February 1 stating the Japanese Third Army’s Second Division seized an eminence at Fenglinchian, began an assault the next day, and by night held eastern entrance positions. It claims Chinese forces retreated toward Lia-Kange, with heavy fighting and several allied ships engaging fortifications.
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Tokio
Talien Wan
Salchirase Corp
Local figure Feh-Hoa N. A. Dewsem dies in Selma home
Feh-Hoa N. A. Dewsem died at his home in Selma at an early hour yesterday. He served as comminaliser of education under Mr Cleveland and was born in Charleston South Carolina. He was a descendant of Paul Hamilton secretary of the navy in 1810s and related to President Lincoln by marriage.
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Seariy
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Ala
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Selma
Cleveland
Charleston, & C
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South Carolina
Lincoln
Japan names Ito and Mutsu to treat with Chinese envoys
Report states Count Ito and Viscount Matsu to represent Japan in peace talks with China. The appointment was conveyed to Japanese officials and confirms their roles in the peace commission negotiations.
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Wasurxeros
Count Ito
Viscount Matsui
Japan
Legation
Hiroshima I
Foster
Peace Commission
Denounced Vest Debate in Congress Sparks Political Clash
A heated session in Congress featured a push to pass a vote of confidence in Vest for supporting the St Louis Merchants' Exchange. The speaker was ill yesterday but may act Monday while in New York pending engagements and treasury withdrawals.
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St Louis
Review of Treasury Funds and Market Prices This Week
The weekly commercial review notes low loans and a cautious economy with declines in cotton iron wool and silver. Treasury withdrawals rise while gold reserves fall to the lowest in months. Railroad stocks dip though earnings show January gains. domestic demand weak with cautious industrial activity and limited interior commerce.
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Unewe
Fear
Aerks Baseen
Agaist
Ealy S
Aed Si
Séip
United States
Comida
Tragic trolley crash ends 13 year old's morning ride
A 13 year old boy died after a trolley car struck him on Nostrand Avenue near Butler Street while he was en route to school. Police sought the motorman, who later faced investigators. Conversations noted various witnesses and officials from nearby Syracuse and Pennsylvania areas.
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Wares Sear
L. Shall
Watertown
Daree
Browatts
Feb
Samuel Eleschy
Nostrand
Butler Street
Starving Settlers Appeal for Aid in Sioux Reservation
A Yankton dispatch reports a plea for relief for starving settlers on the Sioux reservation in Gregory County. About 600 families totaling 2,500 people face hunger and barefooted children, with subsistence from boiled corn. aid is requested for Fairfax and nearby relief efforts.
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