Teller's Resolution on Silver Coinage Debated in Senate
Washington Jan 28 after a lengthy debate the senate rejected the Teller concurrent resolution by 47 to 32 amid partisan clashes. The Lodge gold standard substitute failed 24 to 63 as Republicans split with party leaders and key figures like Chandler Carter and others.
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Washington
Senate
Stanley Matthews
United States
Mr. Lodge
Lodge
Lodges
Massachusetts
Allison
Iowa
Burrows
Michigan
McKinley
St. Louis
Carter
Montana
Chandler
New Hampshire
Clark
Wyoming
Pritchard
North
Colorado
Shoup
Idaho
Warren
Wolcott
Messrs
Stewart
Nev
Cannan
Utah
Jones
Ark
Mich
White
Cal
Fairbanks
Ind
United States Senate
Gage
Teller
Mr. Fairbanks
Special Emissary Will Go to Cuba to Distribute Relief
A New York petition asks the president and state department to safeguard American commercial rights in China under most favored nation clauses amid European powers’ age resalve policy. Signers include Standard Oil, Westinghouse, Carnegie Steel, Bethlehem Iron, and major locomotive works.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce Committee On Foreign Commerce
McKinley
Department of State
China
HH. B. Clattin Company
The
China and Japan Trading Company
C. P. Huntington
Standard Oil Company
the American Trading Company
Miss Fabyan Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
BH. W. Johne Manufacturing Company
Charles H. Schlieren & Co
Permham, Williame & Co
Taldwit Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Edwin Harrington, Son & Co
Wiliam Sellers & Co
Pittsburg Locomotive and Car Works
Pittsburg
Bethlehem Iron Company
Bethlehem, Pa
Carnegie Steel Couping, Limited
Pittshune
Brooks Locomotive Works
Dunkirk
N. Y
Perilous Voyage of the Winslow
The torpedo boat Winslow arrived at Delaware Breakwater after sailing from Newport on January 24 bound for Key West. Lieutenant Bernadou led the new vessel across rough seas as gales battered the coast and two rescued men were brought aboard the Winslow from a drifting scow forty miles off New York. Coal and further orders awaited at Norfolk.
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Washington
OfMelle
Navy Department
Department
Bernadou
Winston
Delaware
Newport
Key West
Florida
Winslow
Florida Coast
Weather Bureau
Pernadou
Delaware Breakwater
M. A. Mattison
K. Hendrickson
New York
Norfolk
Seven Days to Klondike Ships Northward From Tacoma
The steamship City of Topeka carried 240 passengers and 400 tons of freight from Tacoma to Juneau and adjacent ports. In Ottawa New York financier H M Kersey failed to win a bid for an all Canadian route to Ulon, with Mackenzie Mary of Toronto set to receive land grants and a 140 mile railway project from Glenora to Tealin Lake. In Stockton California C M Hamilton was warned against dredging on British territory, prompting potential shifts in northern expedition plans.
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Tacoma
Wash
City of
Topeka
Juneau
Ottawa
Ont
H. M. Kersey
New York
L. Z. Leiter
Chicago
George Gould
John W
Mackay
Uulon
Mackenzie H. Mary
Toronto
Mackenzie
Laird
British Columbia
Mann
Glenira
Tealin Lake
Bept
Vancouver
Dawson City
Stickeen
Testin Lake
Yukon
Duwon
Steamship Arrivals and Clearances for New York
Steamship arrivals from Bremen and Southampton noted with alterations. Vessels Cambria and others cleared for Havre Rotterdam Antwerp Liverpool and Campania with port of origin Bremen and Southampton and schedule details.
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New York
Jun
Bremen
Bouthampton
Lai Champagne
Havre
Rotterdam
Horteniam
Campania
Liverpool
Arkansas Race War in Lonoke County Soars
In Lonoke County Arkansas white mobs threaten blacks with thirty day expulsion notices marked with skulls and crossbones. Negro schools are warned to close and teachers depart. Some blacks have fled while others vow to stay and defend their homes with arms if needed. a prominent colored leader calls for self defense as killings rise.
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Litte Rock
Ark
Klakke
Whitea
Lonoke County
Lonoke
Necro
Governors Island Remains A National Military Post
General Miles reports to Congress disapproving the park plan and urges Governors Island stay as a military station. He notes over a hundred years of occupancy and millions spent on forts sea walls and other defenses. The island is key to protecting New York City treasury government property and national security.
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Washington
Miles
Congress
New York City
Miershind
Governors Island
Wall Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Debut of Miss Hastings in Harrisburg Society
Governor Hastings hosts debut of his daughter Miss Helen Hastings at the executive mansion. A four hundred guest reception featured out-of-town dignitaries from Pennsylvania, cabinet members, National Guard officers, and a pink and white decorated dining room. Dinner honored the hosting party with numerous attendees. dancing followed in the reception rooms as the mansion wore pink and white blooms.
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Harrisiurge
and Mia
Louis E. Beltler
Mary Linn
Bellefonte
Misa Florence Orth
M. E. Olmstend
Vance McCormick
Orville Mickoh
Pose Sekok
Donald C. Haldeman
Richard C. Haldeman
John F. Wells
A. Wilkin Norris
C.D. Brady
William Wallace
Harry Bent
George Reilly
Daniel D. Dull
Hester
Hastings
Helen Hastings
Missy Anne Thomson
Philadelphia
Nellie McCormick
Williamsport
Katharine Lawson
Margaret Graham
Pittsburg
Adaline Harris
Mary Hecelman
Lancaster
Louisa Hickok
Mise Elise Haldeman
Harriette Gilbert
Maury Reily
Marlon Watts
Steel workers strike at bridge entrance passageway
About sixty Pennsylvania Steel Co. employees, members of the House Emiths and Bridgemen's union, refused to work at the New York and Brooklyn Bridge today. They demand 25 cents an hour instead of 25. The strike widens the passageway as workers sit idle near the entrance.
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New York
Jatt
New York and Brooklyn Bridge
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Emiths
Unio
Mrs Minnie Coohma Weds Garrett White in Fort Khaw
Glen Fulle Montana January 2 191? news reports Mrs Minnie Coohma a white schoolteacher in Fort Khaw schools secretly married Garrett White a full blood Michigan Indian at Denver The bride is daughter of Maplin CC C Batteman Fort Bl knayp formerly of Fort Asninaholne
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Glen Fulle
Mont
Minnie Coohma
White Wom
Tescher
Fort Khaw
Garrett White
Duover
Maplin CC
C. Batteman
Fort Bl
Sayre Man Attempts Suicide in New York Hotel
Walter Weatpall of Sayre Pennsylvania attempted death by swallowing carbolic acid and then turning on the gas at a hotel in New York City. He is believed to be a champion fancy cutter who had come to referee a minor contest in the city and will likely recover.
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Eckels
Chestnut Street National Bank
Philadelphia
Treasury “Pest House
Aldrich
United States
Friends of
Republican Party
Mr. Aldrich
Siinter
New York
Dan
Walter Weatpall
Sayre
Weatpall
Fancy Miter
China Asked Russia to Share British Loan Terms
Pekin report states China invited Russia to guarantee defense against Britain and to share loan terms. Russia's reply was evasive while Britain promptly agreed to a similar safeguard. French attitude shifts toward Pavloff's threats as China plans compromise with England and Russia to split a loan and adjust conditions.
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Pekin
Rusan
China
Great Britain
Lea
London
Russia
Times
M. Pavloff
Ta Lien Wan
M. Pavioff
Grand Council
German Sailor Murdered by Chinese at Tsimo Bay
Shanghai dispatch reports four German sailors killed by Chinese after a guard relieves sentries at Tsimo Bay. Sailor Schulz or Schulz’ head severed. extra natives killed in the ensuing clash. Berlin has no confirmation of the Shanghai account as of January 28.
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London
Shanghai
Che-Foo
Mercury
Schula
Kaiser
Berlin
Tsimo
Kino-Chau Bay
China
Csailor Schuls
Peculiar Petition About Cuban Relief Mission
New York reports that President McKinley will send a social emissary to Havana to oversee the distribution of Central Cuban Relief Committee supplies. The committee has formed east and southern sub committees as shipments of clothing provisions furniture and cooking utensils overwhelm General Fitzhugh Lee. The agent will also brief Havana revenue Inspectors to sort relief goods from dutiable shipments. Stephen F Barton notes U S aid to Cuba draws prompt responses and sometimes overwhelming volumes.
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New York
the Times
McKinley
Havana
Central Cuban Relief Committee
Fitzhugh Lee
Stephen FE. Barton
United States
Cuba
SQUEEZING PRETTY WAITER GIRLS IN NEW YORK
Police arrested six waitresses from Euan Side cafe for flirting with passers by near windows. Detectives caught five more as word spread. In Kesex Market court Justice Crane sternly ordered the conduct to stop and fined each defendant, with friends paying the fines.
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New York
Stephenson
Euan
Sidecufep
Kesex Market Court
London Strike Settled After Federated Unions Agree
A meeting of federated employees and allied unions announced the ballot approved the employer terms. A formal settlement agreement was signed and arrangements set for a unified restart of work in federated workshops on Monday.
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London
Jan
The News This Morning Weather Indications Today
National and local items fill the morning page with politics finance and social notes. Topics include a senate dispute over the Yeller Silver Resolution and a Civil Review probe while England lends to China and a Cui emissary is named.
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Yeller
Senate
National Reform League
Civil Review
England
China
Cui
William M._ Singerly’s Bank
Wyoming Avenue
Bailey
Peculiar Footpad Caught At St Louis
St Louis January 28 a young man arrested after an attempted hold up of Union Trust president Madill. A ransom letter demanding $50,000 promises no murder if paid and warns of execution if refused. The correspondent mimics a Denver bank robbery in 1886.
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St. Louis
Madill
Union Trust Company
Jetter
Mr. Madill
Nix
Meffatio
Denver
Kentucky battleship launch vows water rather than whiskey
Frankfort Ky January 28 a launch tradition shifts to water not champagne at the Kentucky battleship event. Miss Christine Bradley will unveil a silver silvered water vessel drawn from Lincoln birthplace spring to honor the moment and will guard the seal until the ship slides from Newport News.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Newport News
Christine Bradley
Larve County
Abraham Lincoln
Walt
Mises Hradley
Luetgert Murder Trial Witness Assaults Court
At the Luetgert murder trial in Chicago on January 2, John Burns attempted to gain admission to the courtroom. He drew two revolvers and a knife when refused, Deputy Sheriff Albrecht disarmed him, and intense excitement followed as Burns, intoxicated, was taken into custody.
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Chicago
Luetgert
John Burns
Luuetgert
Sherif Albrecht
Burns
Weir and Morve Seek Receiver for Hay State Gar Company
Wilmington residents James G. Weir and James B. Weir Jr. along with Gilfrey Morve of Boston fled to request a receiver be appointed for the Hay State Gar company. They accuse J Edward Addicks of fraud and allege collusion to be presented in U S court tomorrow.
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Wilmington
Del
James G. Weir
James B. Weir, Jr
Gilfrey Morve
Boston
Liile
Hay State Gar Company
J. Edward Addicks
United States Court
Want Lindsay to Resign
Frankfort Kentucky senate discussed a house-passed resolution calling for the immediate resignation of United States Senator William Hudeny. The measure passed the senate by a vote of sixty to ten, prompting debate on the historic request.
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Frankfort
United States
William Jludeny
Kentucky Senate
House
Aranguren Diary Indicates Ordered Execution of Lt. Colonel Kula
The diary found among papers seized by troops shows Aranguren ordering the execution of Lieutenant Colonel Kula. The document suggests a direct link between Aranguren and the fatal act during the conflict.
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Havana
Jon
Thesaiv
Arangiren
Kula
Pittsburg Bicycle Race Results
Pittsburg January bicycle race results list riders Waller and Henshaw with times 12 6 and 12 3, Eikes 10 01 3, Dench 9 79 1, Gannon 11 Schinneer 10 87 3, Hail 180 10, Kuckel, Miss Wallera 1 081 2.
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Pittsburg
Jan
Waller
Henshaw
Eikes
Dench
Gannon
It Schinneer
Hail
Kuckel
Miss Wallera
Civil Service Probe on Hicks Case in Philadelphia
David Dudley Foulke leads a league committee examining charges that Postmaster Hicks removed thirteen substation superintendents, all Democrats, and replaced them with Republicans while demoting them to clerks at half pay. Testimony from experts and patrons suggests many removals targeted capable staff. the inquiry aims to present findings to the Civil Service Commission and president.
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Washington
David Dudley Foulke
National Civil Service Reform Leace
League
Postmaster Hicks
Philadelphia
Ao Spell
Chelk Service Reform League
David Dudles Poulke
KR. A. Dang
Boston
Herbert Welsh
Francis Woods
Pennsylvania
National Dissolation
Hicke
Aiallona
Poulke
Amon
Hypnosis Demonstrated Without Anesthesia in San Francisco
Prof P A Bernard of Des Moines showed self induced hypnosis as he underwent mock surgical actions at the San Francisco College of Suggestive Therapeutics. Dr McMillin applied needles and threads to Bernard's cheek tongue and lips while the subject remained immobile. Bernard afterward awoke unmoved and claimed no pain though blood was seen on a rig around his neck.
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An Francisco
P. A. Bernard
Des Moines
San Franciso College
Sain Prancisco
Bernard
Paper Maker Moydered in Norwich woods
Authorities report the discovery of the body of Frank Mogi, a young paper maker, found dead in the woods near Lube. The scene shows a head wound and signs of foul play, with two men seen fleeing the area as investigators pursue leads.
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Norwich
Cann
Dun
Frank Mogi
Awe
Lube
Jared
Owl
Cerhtias
Weather forecast for New York and New England
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with possible snow in the middle states and New England. Expect brisk, easterly to westerly winds, rising then falling temperatures, and clearing skies later.
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New York
Middle
New England
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