Grand Pow Wow as Sioux Chiefs Press Grievances
Interior Department conference with Secretary Noble and Sioux delegation opens with promises kept and calls for civilian agents, increased Indian police, and improved rations. Speakers John Grass and American Horse urge reforms at Standing Rock and Carlisle, while Noble urges faith, education, and peaceful means to secure rights and future prosperity.
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Wasurretoux
Noble
Interior Department
Proctor
Miss Proctor
John Grass
Hollow Horn
Louis Renedtre
C. 5
Cook
Pine Ridge
Grass
Standing Rock
Sod
American Horse
Aozious
Miles
Hamp
Piere
Anther
Plamuscae
Investigating Committee to the House to day
The minority views of the committee, presented this morning by Democratic members Messrs. Lewis and Goodnight, reflect the same stance as those drafted at the end of the last Congress and published in THE DISPATCH.
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Messrs
Lewis
Goodnight
Salaries for World's Fair officers debated in House
The House, chaired by Mr. Pavson, debated sundry civil appropriation on World’s Fair salaries. Mason's point of order against Candler's amendment was ruled out. Amendments from Sawyer and Wilson were proposed to limit or fix salaries, Butterworth opposing. Lawler and Buchanan clashed over Chicago’s role as site. Butterworth’s substitute amended and adopted. other 1892 meeting expenses were struck from the appropriation. The committee then rose without final passage.
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House
Pavson
Illinois
Mason
Candler
Sawyer
Texas
Butterworth
Ohio
Wilson
West Virginia
Quadro Centennis Committee
Lawler
Chicago
Buchanan
New Jersey
Chicago H
Adop
Commission
Board of Lady Managers
Eight-Hour Bill Amended and Referred to Committee
The Senate resumed debate on the eight hour workmen bill, amended and modified, and moved to recommit to the Education Committee. Voting 27 to 24, Blair switched from no to aye then asked for reconsideration. Death of Senator Phelan of Tennessee announced. condolences and funeral committee appointed by Harris and others.
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House
Senate
Wolcott
Committee On Education
Yeas
Blair
Harris
Phelan
Tennessee
Jones
Arkansas
Faulkner
Stockbridge
Pierce
Death of Congressman James Phelan in Nassau
February 7 note from Mr McMillan announcing the death of Hon James Phelan, congressman from Tennessee's Tenth District, in Nassau while seeking health. A resolution requests a seven member committee to attend the funeral and the House adjourns as a mark of respect.
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McMillin
Tennessee
Nassau
James Phelan
Congress
Tenth
McMillan
House
Boas
Senate
Messrs
Washington
McRae
Wickham
Enroe
Stockbridge
Montgomery
Coleman
Quay Names The Men Cleveland And Blaine Again
New York February 7 The Herald quotes Senator Quay in a Washington interview weighing the 2024 election style options for the Republicans. He argues Hill's Senate bid could help Cleveland by carrying New York while Blaine’s candidacy faces Pennsylvania and New York support and the West’s rising influence.
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The
Herald
Washington
Quay
Beaver Statesman
Harrison
Hill
Senate
Cleveland
Gorman
Indiana
New Jersey
Great Handshake Hurled Politics Toward Cleveland Era
New light on Governor Hill and a Manhattan Club dinner reveals a Democratic caucus urged Hill to abandon the Presidential track and pursue the Senate seat to unite the party. Henry Watterson acted as spokesman. the letter argued Cleveland’s primacy across states and Hill’s move to the Senate would avert a national split and boost 1896 prospects.
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New York
Hill
Cleveland
Colonel Brown
Henry Watterson
Watterson
Grover Cleveland
Empire
Senate
Governor Hill
Blodgett
New Jersey
Gorman
Maryland
Central American Mission Split Two with Lower Salaries
Senator Sherman reported an amendment to divide the Central American Mission into two posts covering Nicaragua Costa Rica and Salvador with 7500 dollar ministers instead of 10000. The change cites travel difficulties making one minister insufficient.
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Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
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General Crook
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Assembly
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Duquesne Hat and Fur Co
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Stevens Chair Co
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Pittsburg
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Hopper Bros. & CO
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Tour County
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Tarrant & Co
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