Senate prepares final vote on Teller currency resolution
Washington, Jan 27. The Senate votes tomorrow at 6 p.m. on the Teller resolution and amendments after a long session debating monetary policy. Speakers include Daniel Lindsay Smith Cockrell Aldrich Caffery with warnings about gold standard and government obligations. House action shifts to Indian appropriation bill with changes and protests over bimetallism and Cuban policy.
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Lindsay
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Smith
New Jersey
Cockrell
Missouri
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Caffery
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Congress
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Downing Street
House
District of Columbia Will
Hartman
Silver
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Dealliver
Gage
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McKinley
Strike at Cotton Mills Across Massachusetts Mills
Boston is advised that New Bedford mills face no change in strike status with managers debunking reports of importing yarn from England to bypass spinners. Taunton Eagle mill shuts for an indefinite period amid mill competition. Fall River mills report most strikes settled and King Philip mill dispute center stage.
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New Bedford
New Bedford Mills
England
Eagle Cotton
Taunton
Earte
Fall River
Mass
King Philip Mills
Fall River Iron Works Company
Sagamore
Luetgert Trial Proceedings Delayed By Testimony Variances
In Chicago on January 27 the Luetgert murder trial saw the defense focus on stenographer Baulich and variances between earlier and current testimony. The prosecution then moved to impeach the credibility of William Charles and most defense witnesses. The case is not expected to reach the jury for about a week.
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Baulicb
William Charles
Hishop Talbot Enthronization in Bethlehem
Announcement tonight that Rt Rev Hthelbert Talbot bishop of Pennsylvania will be enthroned at the Church of the Nativity next Wednesday morning. He succeeds the late Bishop Rullson of the Central Diocese. An elaborate reception will follow the ceremonies.
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Bethlehem
Jan. J
Hthelbert Talbot
Chihop
The Shooter Exonerated in New York Student Shooting
William H. Watson, a New York trade school student, was exonerated by a coroner's jury today after the Sunday shooting of fellow student Joseph Miller. The jury ruled the death was an accident.
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William H. Watson
New York Trade School
Joseph Miller
McKinley Voices on Financial Question at NY Banquet
President McKinley spoke at the National Association of Manufacturers banquet in New York urging strong currency, national honor, and clear financial laws. He warned against weakening debt obligations and called for active measures to expand American trade and economic stability.
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Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
McKinley
Windsor Hotel
Waldorf-Astoria
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Royal
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Warner Miller
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MacArthur
Manufacturers’ Association
M. E. Ingalls
Darwin R. James
Rev
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Thomas WC. Ridler
Randolph Guggenheimer
Eltha Root
John Addison Porter
John W. Griggs
Timothy L. Woodruff
William P. Fry
Charles Emory Smith
Theodore C. Search
Henry FE. Howland
William L. Strong
Clement A. Grizcom
St. Clair McKelway
Abner McKinley
Albert Pope
Henry W. Gaoon
Sam Thomas
Lewis Nixon
EB. A. McAlpin
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Collis P. Huntington
George Gunton
Liberty
Wall Street
Association
United States
Miller
Theodore ©. Search
Jalbor
Sopinin
Harvey K Newitt Withdraws From Philadelphia Tax Receiver Race
Harvey K Newitt the anti Martin candidate for receiver of taxes in Philadelphia announces his withdrawal after the Republican convention named William J. Roney as the regular nominee. He cites party unity and Democratic attempts to divide and conquer and signals that Colonel Bonaffon may also withdraw leaving the anti Martin line empty on the ballot. William Rawlin and James Rogers are named as potential substitutes for the anti Martin ticket.
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William J. Roney
Martin
Mr. Newitt
Roney
Newitt
Anti- Martin Party
Dolng
Anti- Martin
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Leftir
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Merchants’ association delegates defend money plan
Delegates Alvah Trowbridge James McCreery Richard J. Criss Ulysses D. Eddy and James B. Dill of New York explain after returning from the Indianapolis monetary convention that they supported the monetary commission report. They seek legislation to establish a single gold standard sound bank currency and government retirement from banking.
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Philadelphia
Alvah Trowbridge
James McCreery
Richard J. Criss
Ulysses D. Eddy
James B. Dill
Merchants’ Association of New York
Indianapolis
Monetary Commission
Man Dies After Altercation at Lunch Stand
Cincinnati Ohio January 2 John Donnelly dies in hospital from injuries after a dispute at Hew Green's lunch stand. Donnelly and a friend refused to pay for sandwiches when Green struck Donnelly causing a head injury on the curb.
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John Donnelly
Hew Green
Donnelly
Green
Lin
Hiccyeole Race at Pittsburgh Ends With High Scores
In Pittsburgh on January 27 the midnight bicycle race results showed Watler 8773, Honuhin 0768, Elken 1773, Denoh 812, dGannon TH7, Schinnoer 4715, Hall 507, Buckel T5, Walters 07 4.
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Fittoburg
Jan
Watler
Honuhin
Elken
Denoh
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Schinnoer
Hall
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Walters
Seminoles Urge Government Probe of Burning
Secretary of the Interior sent Senate correspondence requesting an official investigation into the burning of two Seminole Indians in Oklahoma by white assailants. Chief Brown cited treaty protections and indemnity, while Agent Wisdom is to report on damage. Secretary Bliss and Oklahoma Governor Baines moved quickly to seek mob participant arrests.
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Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Oklahoma
Chief Brown
United States
Wisdom
Bliss
Baines
Barnes
Jury Delivers Sealed Verdict After Freezing Lockup
In Hancock County Maine a jury deciding pauper settlement location Bucksport or Blue Hill was locked up all Saturday night without lights or a fire. The officer warned they would be kept until 9 am Monday if no verdict came. At 6 o'clock Sunday morning a sealed verdict was announced.
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Bucksport
Blue Hill
Hancock County
Rush of Immigrants as New Law Looms
In New York on January 27 the tide of newcomers surged toward entry under the anticipated immigration law. The steamship Tartar Prince arrived with 720 steerage passengers from Italian ports, many of whom would be barred under the new rules.
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New York
Representative Piagerald Proposes Six Year Presidential Term
In Washington today Representative Piagerald of Massachusetts introduced in the House a resolution for a constitutional amendment to extend the presidential term to six years and to bar presidents from seeking re election thereafter.
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Jan
Piagerald
Massachusetts
House
Weather Outlook and Civic Notes From The City
Fair weather with gentle breezes forecasts today. Congress debates current issues while Philadelphia politics show harmony. President McKinley meets manufacturers. Local baseball league meeting aftermath and a common council session noted. A would-be hypnotist injured. Dope victim reported. West Side and suburban Lackawanna County news and market summaries included.
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McKinley
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Lackawanna County
Heir to thousands in a pauper's grave
Chicago January 27 Edward Olristien heir to a million forints in Budapest sought by police rests in a county asylum pauper’s grave after dying a mental patient in Dunning hospital His wife accused of infidelity is said to be living in Europe and his father once owned a major bank leaving a fortune in florins to the son and other heirs.
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Edward Olristien
Budapest
Hungary
Iles In & Pauper
Potters’ del
Obheleiich
Oheinstich
Edward Ohelnstich
Austro-Hungary
Waldman
Cheinstich
America
New York
A. H. Hoerner
Great Northern
House of Correction
Cheinetich
Sheprial
Cheinstich, Sr
Buillapeat
Edward
Kentucky House demands Lindsay resign or back Chicago platform
The Kentucky House voted 56 to 4 to urge U S Senator William Lindsay to endorse the Chicago platform, or resign. Debates used strong terms calling Lindsay a traitor and a gold bug as Representative Nelson’s resolution passed.
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Chicago
Frankfort
Kentucky
Nelson
Mardin
United States
William Lindsay
Reesen
Dovha
Tarrinon Countiy
British Steamer Mataura Wrecked off Magellan
Information from Montevideo reports the British steamer Mataura bound from Wellington to London was wrecked at Sealera Cove on January 2. The captain three passengers the ship's doctor and ten crew are at Sandy Point in the Magellan Straits, arriving by boat. The remaining boats with other passengers and crew are believed safe.
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Wellington
London
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Sandy Point
Straits of Magellan
Grace L. Pears Sails to Newfoundland. possibly Lost
Gloucester MA January 27 10 reports fear the schooner Grace L Pears of this port on a trowgen herring voyage to Newfoundland eight weeks ago may be lost. She sailed under Captain John Atkin with a crew of six men during the whale damaged fishing fleet period five weeks ago and has not been heard from since.
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Grace L. Pears
Newfoundland
John Atkin
Nuster Mariner
Imprisonment Demanded for Weyler in Madrid
The public prosecutor seeks a two months imprisonment for Lieutenant General Weyler in Madrid after a court appearance on January 27. The case centers on alleged misconduct and the public prosecutor pressed for a strict penalty.
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Weyler
Madrid
Steamship Arrivals and Departures in New York News
Steamship arrivals list ships including Germanic from Liverpool Ballad from Genoa and Alexandria with Queenstown and Teutonic from Liverpool reported in New York on January 2.
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Germanic
Liverpool
Augusta Victoria
Genoa
Alexandria
Queenstown
Teutonic
General Blanco Arrives at Manzanillo Amid War Turmoil
General Blanco reaches Manzanillo and is warmly received by authorities. Consul General Lee and U S officers visit General Parrado. Parrado to return the visit. Reconcentrado families in dire straits receive no relief as warships fly colors for Emperor William. Provisions ship ITS Seneca delivers aid, while Autonomist officials take office in Colon. Correspondents from British outlets arrive at Cienfuegos from Jamaica.
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Sigsbee
United States
Maine
Genera Lee
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Haleman
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Lee
Blance
Manzenilio
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Blanes
Remedijos
William
Fuentes
Gneisenau
Huccaneer
Tortugas
Ward Line
Seneca
Colon
Matansac
Cienfuegos
Jamaica
Blake
Madrid Press Claims Maine Sent Before Woodford Advised
Reports from Madrid allege the Maine had already begun voyage to Havana when Woodford informed Spain. Ex Minister Canalejas arrives at Cadiz from Havana and warns insurgents can prolong war. Bernejo orders fleet to Cadiz and a steamer will be hired for coal. Local paper notes surveillance of Woodford’s residence. London dispatch says Spanish fleet will concentrate to Havana.
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United States
Stewart L. Woodford
Maine
Havana
Canalejas
Imparcial
Cadiz
Cubs
Bernejo
Marine
Woodford
London
Daily
Mall Sage
Brigadier Aranguron Killed in Cuban Insurgent Clash
In Havana at noon Brigadier Nestor Aranguron and four insurgent privates were killed when Lt Col Benedicto and the Reina battalion surprised their camp near Yapasie in the province. Five insurgents were captured and others wounded. Aranguron’s body was sent to Havana and later to the morgue, aged about 40, bearing two bullet wounds. The scene followed reports he was visiting a farm near Campo Florida and Tapaste with a young woman as a cover.
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Jian
Benedicto
Reina
Yapasie
Nestor Aranguron
Aranguran
Aranguren
Joaquin Rule
Blanco
Aranguron
Pita
Campo Florida
Tapaste
Wweatape
Aranewron
State Board session adjourns to October meeting
Morrishburg July 3 The state board of agriculture ended four sessions this afternoon and adjourned to meet October 20 at Emporium It will probably be decided to continue the commigation Beth R Downing of West Chester and Professor J B Helas of York each made an address today and the meeting closed with an interesting talk by State Veterinarian Pearson on the work of the state live stock sanitary board
Weather outlook for the Northeast and Midwest today
The Herald reports fair, slightly cooler conditions across the middle states and New England with fresh northwesterly winds. Temperatures will rise slightly later in the day.
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Middle States
New England
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