Crisis postponed and political maneuvering in capital
The expected crisis over populist and Republican clashes did not occur yesterday. Dunsmore’s letter sparked attention but yielded no decisive Republican endorsement. Speaker Douglass read the correspondence as Republicans pressed their claims while populists remained silent. Separately, civil service appropriations faced opposition in Waveney with Holman challenging budgets, and the senate passed an anti option bill, though amendments require house reconsideration. Annexation talk in Hawaii saw cautious, non‑urgent discussion with no immediate presidential message anticipated. Representative Harter opposed annexation, calling the plan a boon to sugar planters and unlikely to pass.
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Kansas Legislative Waddle
Toimica, Inc
Dunsmore
Touay
Douglass
Rem.dican House
Jpsoenser Dunsmsore
Mouginss
Remblican
Nouse
Pouclass
Rolia
Ben _teen
Mate
Woaniseron
Civil Service
Congress
Holman
Jenny Holman
Butler
Laster
Georgia
Nis
Lester
Hillowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Big Muddy
Sioux City
Alton
Senate
House
Parson McKinney
New Sjampshire
Yuok't Kilgore
Lexas
Flilipasierer
Kilgore
Catching
Mississippi
Committee of Rules
Wilh
Cate
Tracey
Amonima
Harter
Ohio
Hawaii
United States
James G. Blaine
Indiana
Chandler
House of Representatives
Kingdom of Hawaii
Islands
Waite
Louisiana
White
George
Court of Claims
Jessie Benton Fremont
San Francisco
Cal
McRae
Arkansas
Thev
Committee On Public Lands
Yellowstone National Park
Wolcott
Anic
Yeas
Peffer
Kansas
Harris
Narris
Secretary of the Interior
Lincoln's Bank Wrecker Indicted in Nebraska Case
United States grand jury returns five indictments against C W Mosher late president of Capital National bank. Indictments accuse embezzlement and fraudulent entries. Mosher arrested at Lincoln hotel by U S marshal Slaughter. Possible plea and sentence range five to twenty years. pending arraignment and bank affairs.
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Lincoln
Nob
Jan
United States Grand Jury
C.W. Mosher
Capital National Bank
Dundy
Mosher
United States
Slaughter
Juincon
Ony
Dy Pioux
Falls
Mosher Afraid of His Victims at Capital National Bank
Lincoln Neb Jan 30 Federal Grand Jury hears sensational Capital National Bank case as Bank Examiner Griffith and a bank bookkeeper testify. State shows 535000 credited, 250000 unaccounted. erasures and interlineations span six years. Mosher, who confessed to wrecking the bank, remains jailed and refuses bail amid threats from bank losers. Attorney General opines ex-Treasurer bond liable for on deposit money.
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Lincoln
Lreous
Neb
Federal Grand Jury
Capitol National Bank
Griffith
Grand Jury
C. W. Mosher
Mosher
Uuiting
Senate
Capital National Bank
Appointment and pension news from early 1900s era
Secretary to Blgr Satolli Rowe is appointed auditor and secretary to Archbishop Satolli. Alabama state senate reconsidered a pension denial for Mrs Jefferson Davis at $500 yearly. Cleveland says he will appoint only businessmen to office during his administration.
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Satolli Rowe
Barretti
Propaganda
College of the Propaganda
Satolli
United States
State Senate of
Alabama
Jefferson Davis
Cleveland
Funeral of James G Blaine Ends Quietly in Calvary Hill
A large Washington funeral marks the burial of James G Blaine with solemn rites at Calvary Hill cemetery. President Harrison, cabinet members, judiciary, and diplomatic corps attended as crowds of mourners lined Lafayette Square and Pennsylvania Avenue. Mrs Blaine was seen grieving privately after a late departure from the house as the procession proceeded to the grave.
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Maine
Waashiungton
James G. Biniie
Cal Hill Cemetery
Puone
Mage
Tne
Harrison Town
Colin Yne
McKee
Executive
Legislative
Jugieil
Visionaut Corps S
Wna
Kinurea
Inopariora
Hennsyvania
Treasury
War
State
Navy
Lafayette Square
Manson
Courci
Mualins
C.osen
Cntren
Jaine
Blaine
Hate
Alis Blaine
V Cinity
Avors
Georgetown
Quakilul
Plannt Watts
Prave
Morton
Hamlin
Presbyterian Church
James G Bilatao
Senate and House Debates On Deaths and Legislation
The Senate and House conduct routine business amid deaths of Blaine Kenna and others. Resolutions ponder Hawaii admission as a U.S. territory, whisky trust probes, and an anti option bill movement. House calendars include appropriations, land issues, and Yellowstone crimes while adjournments honor deceased statesmen.
Phases of ex-President Mayer Life revived
A memorial service at the Methodist church honors ex President Hayes. Rev K G Spekleford notes his philanthropy and leadership while Rev J L Albritton recalls him as soldier statesman educator artisan and Christian. An anecdote recalls Hayes welcoming a G A R veteran at Spiegel Grove.
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Mayer
Furnoat
Methodist
Presbyterian and Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kk. G. Spekleford
General Hayes
J. L. Albritton
General Mayes
Fremont
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Spiegel Grove
Hayes
Did not Die a Catholic in St Louis Mystery Cleared
In St Louis Missouri on January 80 the question of whether Blaine died a Catholic was settled Rev Father Phelan asked Dr O Gorman of Catholic University Washington if Blaine received the last sacrament Dr O Gorman replied No Immigrants arriving in the United States during 1892 numbered 268101
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St. Louis
Blaine
Tather Phelan
the Western Watchman
O Gorman
Catholic University At
Washinngton
Jaine
O'Gorman
United States
Investment in Gothenburg water power attracts English capital
English capital seeks investment in American water powers, focusing on Gothenburg Nebraska where the Platte River powers mills. The piece extols Western growth, electrification, and the energy frontier, highlighting Gothenburg as a potential major milling center near Omaha and vast water power with future expansion possible. It contrasts Western rapid development with Eastern history and notes engineers’ claims of adjustable power capacity. Also blocks include unrelated ads about a claimed consumption cure and gas explosion in Anderson Indiana.
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Prairies
America
Lantic States
Old East
Middle States
Great West
East
England
New West
Nebraska
Omaha
Lowell
Platte
Gothenburg
West
Atlantic
Gulf
Omaha Bee
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Iawali
Jessie Benton Bremont
Sue Ancnasion
Fames G, Alahue
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Congression
Falisher
Kenna
Bate
Nennessee
Judiciary Committee
Missouri River Power Company of
Montana
Missouri River
Siletz
Mills
Lexus
Doexery
General Land Office
Yolman
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Blanchard
Jblaine
Hale
Cockrell
Justice Limar
Supreme Court
Jaime
Milliken
Dbiasine
West Virginia
Camden
Stockbridge
Michigan
Committee On Appropriations
Whisky Trust
Anderson, Ind
Batrt.r
New York
New York Recorder
Acme
W. ‘J. Amick
Recorder
Ine Amick Chemical Co
7Th Street
Cincinnati
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