Seaton Notes on Debates and Global Events
The report covers Senate and House debates on the civil appropriations bill, Cuba, and the Greek-Turkish situation, with notes on resignations, appointments, and political maneuvers. It lists incidents from the Mississippi floods inquiry, Indian appropriation, and various state and national developments, including a bank arrest, ferry disasters, and international tensions.
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de Moreen Cohan
Oes
Senate
Ake Eeton
Cuba
Fort Reservation
Onler
Loeoneur
Mr. Allen
Mesalyilon
Elverton
Hapman
Vecate
Most
Recalcitrant sugar trust witness jailed. bonds approved in Arkansas
Exventos KR Cuarman refused to answer a senate committee about broker activity in sugar trust bonds and was jailed in Washington for twenty five days. In Arkansas senate, a bill authorizing St Francis levee board to issue 500000 dollars in bonds was introduced on the 17th. The report notes Greek Turkish armistice lacks vogue and fierce fighting persists.
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Exventos KR Cuarman
Senate
Washington
St. Francis
Mardy
Nance Committee
Committee On Public Lands
Aod Ming
Civirict Attorneys Erecta
Womste
Mapes
Trey
Monument to Washington Unveiled in Philadelphia Gathering
In Philadelphia a bronze monument to George Washington was unveiled with a large ceremony attended by President McKinley, Vice President and cabinet, and descendants of Revolutionary leaders. Maj. William Wayne of the Society of the Cincinnati presented the memorial, as orations by William Porter and mayor Warwick followed. The ceremony included cannon salutes and a parade, with remarks on Washington’s enduring civic influence and the monument’s historical symbolism.
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Adetenia
Iere
George Washington
Republic
Washington
Army
Navy
Maj
William Wayne
Society of the Cincinnati
Mad Anthony
Wm. W. Porter
David Rittenhouse Porter
Pennsylvania
Andrew Porter
Bishop Whittaker
May Wayne
McKinley
Delaware
Porter
Warwick
Fairmount Park Commission
Cincinnati
Wight
Orst
Dhem Washington
Jon Gates
Gen Koos
Generel Cleo. Williams
Ceners
Aml
Cen
Maclonge
Listiar Aishet
Astaing
de Grasse
Rochambeau
Orpaoies
Count de Estaing
France
America
Patrenoire
Fulton Monroe
Pierce
Free Provident
RM. McSherry
HT. Droune
Maximum Freight Rates Plan Under Kansas State Move
Torrka Kas May 17 According to common gossip the state aims to clinch a maximum rate law by tying it to any reductions railroads accept at a Kansas lines conference with the railroad board. A seven to ten percent cut is sought as a trigger to call the legislature to enact the rates before roads raise them. Gov Leedy is said to back this plan with populists and radical maximum rate advocates.
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Torrka
Kas
Kansas
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Leedy
Ex Gov Liewelling Denies Charge In Kansas Boondling Row
Wichita Kansas May 17 crowds target ex Gov L D Liewelling now state senator in a mass convention over last legislature freight rate actions. He defends himself denying political corruption and says he would resign before the next election amid renewed scrutiny.
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Liewelling
Kansas
Wichita, Kas
L. D. Liewelling
Keen Intendes
Llewelling
Topeka
Doudling
Porte Reply to Powers Demands War Continues in Thessaly
The Porte rejects an armistice unless annexation of Thessaly indemnity and abolition of capitulations are accepted The powers consider meeting at Pharsalos to discuss peace while Turkish forces advance News reports describe Greek advances and Turkish counterattacks near Janina Kemusades and Domekos and imply a possible European conference to settle terms.
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Himatam
Thessaly
Pharsaios
Lreece
Ealing
Porte
Ohe Turk
Parte
Russia
Germany
Balkans
Palona
Janina
Arta
Lospex
Epirus
Thermopylm
Domekos
Smolenski
Cuba Independence Rally Urges U S Intervene In Cuba
An enthusiastic Washington crowd at the Columbia theater backed the Cuban insurgents. Senators Allen and Gallinger presided as letters from Frye Barrows and others were read while Chaplain Butler and Clara Helle Brown spoke. A caller, Karl Decker, described Cuban suffering and Weyler’s failures. The gathering urged belligerent rights and U S support to grant Cuba independence without indemnity.
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Washington
Chandler
United States
Wastiverox
Columbia
Cohen
Linger and Allen
Butler
South Carolina
Hugh Johnson
Metropolitan Methodist Charec
Howard Wilbur Einepis
William Emery Brown
Cuban League
Comber
Frye
Barrows
Clarkson
Ageire
Waetington
DeanLin Altheueh
Cuba
France
Shell
Western Hemisphere
Oban
Spain
Robert Ah Lee
Celanas
Marana
Mortelay
Cube
Uberty
McKinsey
Hong
Karl Decker
New York Journal
Santa Clara
Gen. Weyler
Lecker
Allen
Nebraska
Mae
Ottoman Empire
Europe
Havana
Weyler
Clara Helle Brown
Woman’s National Cuban League
Earl
Republic of
Kent. Mes. Lincoln
Woman's League
Howard Wilbur Ennis
Mexico
Judge Gibbons Declares American Tobacco Co Illegal
CucaGo May 16 Judge Gibbons issues a decision declaring the American Tobacco Co an illegal corporation and bars its agents from operating in the state. He upholds Attorney Moloney’s December information seeking an injunction against selling paper cigarettes as an illegal trust monopoly and conspiracy.
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Groner Francis Tears
Omaha
Brotherhood of Tailors
New York
Sasta Fe
Ardmore
I. T
Waco
Tez
John J. Young
Clinney Fossett
Owingsville
Jupex Grenoss
Chicago
American Tobacco Company
Glasgow
CucaGo
Gibbons
American Tobacco Co
Att'yfien
Moloney
Murderer Pursued and Killed Near Eldorado Canyon
Neepies California May 1. Murderer Ahovte was pursued by Piute Indian Sam, overtaken 40 miles from Eldorado canyon at Cotton Island in the Colorado river on the Nevada side and killed. Caliente California May 6. News says Piute Indians are at war near Wm Shipsey's ranch in Piute mountains. no further details on casualties.
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Council of Ministers
Salonica
Janina
Greeck
Kenenitea
Gribore
Konoari
Paraskevi
Kemusades
Luros
Gremenaites
Neepies
Cal
Ahovte
Piuto
Sam
Eldorado Canyon
Cotten Island
Colorado River
Nevada
Caliente
Wm. Shipsey
Piute Mountain
Train plunges 20 foot embankment after trestle collapse
Southbound Atchison Topeka Santa Fe passenger train No. 1 ditched when it went through a trestle 16 miles south of LT at about 5 this morning. Six cars plus a Pullman left the tracks. fifteen passengers and crew injured, some fatally. Only the engine and sleeper remained.
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RuomMore
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Here
Mississippi Legislature Debates Capitol Plans Amid Fiscal Measures
Mississippi lawmakers discuss statewide funding and a proposed state capitol site relocation. Debates cover issuing bonds for the capitol and penitentiary sites, levee district financing, school tax levies, and amendments to the state constitution. The session also considers building plans for a new state house and government offices, with votes on how to appoint commissioners and manage public funds.
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Sohoekated
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Board of Levee Commissioners
Varoo- Mississippi Delta
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Smith
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Judiciary Committee
Greaves
Wouse Ml No
Gordon” Ja
Terre
Melaurin
Committee On
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Sian Iesfootes
Lee
Oge
Howes
Tin
Daeckeon
Moinier
Hewee
Te Haut
Homse
Prive Mel
Hiehie
Palmyra Weven
Howston
Mooree
Billie
Pepard
En Co Ling
Honda
Mation Treas
Linemore
Wis
Sharkey
Lam
Abernston
Ap Tower Mill
Bamketork
Mr Adbay Calvet
Colemanefor
Mineie
Spy River
Nepal
Shivers
Stivers
Ale Paseed
Kewan
Maaliy
Enmrattios
Wien
House
Merhiger
Moore
Senate Till
Neot
Board of
Mississippi Lever Commeeioners
Bolivar
Wasthagien
Ufa
Maretto
Eit Call Court
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