National Capital Actions and Senate Moves Highlight Session
Rose Blizzard appointed United States marshal for West Virginia and shifts in Senate seating mark a busy period. A treaty with Great Britain gains approval, Philippine quota changes prompt naval realignments, and a California trip is planned for May. Major cabinet, diplomatic, and legislative moves reflect growing U.S. international engagement.
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Rose Blizzard
West Virginia
Senate
State Department
United States Legation
Pekin
Hay
Rockhill
Great Britain
United States
Morgan
Mitchell
McBride
Tie
Mert
Hoar
Sprague
Massachusetts
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Lafay- Indians
Newha
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Nevada
Mton
Pennsylvania
Iie
Hazleton
I Nin
Sibley
William Astor Chanler
W York
Moth
John Jacob Aste
Ruppert
New York
Jefferson M
Uriah Op. Levy
Wadsworth
Ed. Ho
Philadelphia
Eghter
Prancis Drexel
Lovering
Taunton
Confederate Reunion Seeks McKinley Guest in Memphis
Memphis committee plans to invite President McKinley to the 1901 Confederate reunion in May. A large canvass for hotel space and accommodations is under way. Langstaff leads the commissary group to fund and arrange care for all veterans, regardless of ability to pay.
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Memphis
Tenn
Washington
McKinley
National Capital
A. D. Langstaff
General Committee
Langstaff
Colorado Legislature Debates Biweekly Pay Day and Reforms
The Colorado Legislature discusses Senator Taylor biweekly pay day bill and constitutionality questions. Senate and House actions cover taxation, revenue bills, and the Seldomridge debt plan. The body votes on the revenue bill despite Republican dissent.
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Supreme Court
Mr. Stewart
Edward Taylor
Ow Clay B. Whitford
H. N. Hawkins
Patterson, Richards & Hawkins
John Murphy
Calvin E. Reed
T. J. O'Donnell
Charles E. Gast
A. W. Arrington
Stewart
United States
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Senator Nacktin's Bil in the House on the Sth instant
Debate on a constitutional amendment bill to allow counties to try an Austra lasian tax system. Support and opposition voiced by Senator Bucklin, Mr Luther, Mr McLean, and Mr Meredith. The bill would submit to voters whether the constitution should be amended to permit county level adoption and home rule considerations.
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Nacktin
Senate
Bucklin
Luthers
New Aland
McLean
Meredith
Law bill advocates and skeptics clash over system
Mr Gorman advocated it on the merits while Mr Bartels questioned its fit with established institutions. Mr Martin supported it and Mr Neeley appealed as it permits exemption for any corporations and combinations. The bill was finally recommended for third reading.
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House
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Ilarris
Insley
Pitschke
Raney
Sprague
Yeas
Clouse
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Carringer
Dunlavy
Luthers
Gorman
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Martin
Neeley
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