Sherman on Samoa Senate debate favors peaceful settlement
Senator Sherman urged a peaceful settlement of Samoa noting war would be avoidable and proposing the President have broad powers and funds to negotiate. He traced the three powers involvement, German influence, and the 1886 events leading to Malietoa and Tamaseses disputes amid a Washington conference.
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Senate
Washington
Bsgard
Gree J
Tamasese
Weber
Malietoa
United States
Greenbaum
Milietoa
Apia
Mr. Greenbaum
Samoa
Mathetoa
Tamesese
Samoan Islands
New Zealand
Seton
Wi Is
Sherman Advocates U S Rights in Samoan Harbor
Senator Sherman outlines the basis of U S claims at Pago Pago, citing 1878 and later treaties with Germany and Britain that allow a naval supply station and neutral Apia. He argues for peaceful assertion of US rights, surveillance, surveys, and a $500,000 fund to support negotiations and studies.
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United States
Samoa
Pago-Pago
Germany
Great Britain
Apia
Samoan Islands
Senate
Het
Cleveland
Controversy over Star Chamber session in Senate amid Samoa amendments
Mr Delp secured the floor as the Senate adjourned and a secret session opened to vote on opening the doors for Samoa amendments. Sherman Evarts and Voorhees spoke for, Edmunds and Morgan opposed. result 26 yeas to 24 nays. Parties divided evenly, with equal GOP and Democratic support.
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Train wreck leads to manslaughter arrest in Lancaster
Special telegram reports engineer William R. Rogers and fireman G. McNally asleep at the throttle. John C. Ryan, conductor of the front train, was fatally injured after a Pennsylvania Railroad collision Tuesday. A coroner's jury faulted both men for sleep at 16 hours on duty. The District Attorney ordered Rogers jailed on manslaughter charges. McNally to be charged as well.
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William RB. Rogers
Pennsylvania Railroad
John C. Ryan
Rogers
G. McNally
McNally
The Festive White Caps Threat in Akron Area
In Tallmadge Amos Wolf finds a red ink notice on his stable door warning him to stay home at night or White Caps will handle him. Wolf publicly warned the White Caps they will be met when they call. In Macedonia two White Cap notices appeared, one resident left home and has not returned.
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Tallmadge
This County
Amos Wolf
Pneumonia Fear and Debate Across Leading Papers
The era’s newspapers debate rising pneumonia death rates with doctors and reformers citing medical progress versus apparent worsening. Medical Record notes stagnation in pure science for pneumonia while others warn of a looming surge in fatalities.
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Medical Record
New York Sun
Erald
Moo
Duffy
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