Heated Senate debates and tariff talks dominate week
The week features tense exchanges in the Senate over the Philippine tariff bill and court salaries, with Beveridge Tillman clashes, Stewart amending salaries, and House debates on oleomargarine. Tuesday covers judges’ pay rise and cabinet salary votes, while Friday notes loom of further Philippine tariff changes and pension debates amid Washington updates.
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Senate
Carmack
Tenn
Beveridge
Tillman
United States
Stewart
House of Representatives
Raliresa Strine Teesatened In Italy
In Italy, len thona and railwar employes held a meeting at Home Italy and adopted revoluitions Tevering general strike on the Italian refinage. The French chamber of deputies voted 238 to 219 to regulate daily work in the mines, proposing a nine hour day.
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Raliresa
Italy
Len Thona
Shartan Hens Fae Franch Milnery
Chamber of Deputies
Tragic House Fire Kills Family in Waterloo
A Waterloo Iowa residence fire caused by a lamp overturning killed Mrs Edward Kushner and two children, burned another child fatally, and left three more seriously burned, among total casualties and injuries.
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Thres Aurel
Waterloo
Iowa
Edward Kushner
Zoro
Former Buffalo Official Charged With Misusing City Funds
Former Buffalo official Gerst, once city treasurer, is under arrest on charges of misappropriating 27000 dollars of city funds. He was removed from office in December by Mayor Dieb.
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Buffalo
Ielal
Thilip
Gerst
Dieb
Grave Danger in Ireland Sparks Imperial Alarm
A tumultuous Irish situation prompts calls for strong action as reports describe nationalist agitation, warnings from Lord Salisbury against treason, and a contentious press debate over repression. Government papers fear a dangerous campaign while Redmond signals political risk and potential disfranchisement.
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Bondon
Eng Jae
Uae
Lord Salisbury
Constitutional Club
Unionista
George Wyndham
Ireland
Redmond
Presbyterian Revision Adopts Revelation Article by Committee
Philadelphia February 8 The Presbyterian church creed revision committee met in this city and devoted sessions to a brief popular statement on revelation. After full discussion the committee adopted one article on revelation, with the form settled though substance unchanged. The action may be reconsidered only by a two thirds vote and the committee will resume revising chapters 3 and 10 of the confession by a declaratory statement.
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Sépate
Senate
Arthur H. Noyes
District Court of Alaska
Alexander McKenzie
McCumber
North Rakota
Judge Noyes
McKenzie
Mn Stewart
Bouteli
Stanie
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Maria Halpin Dead in New Rochelle Campaign Figure Partner
Maria Halpin died of pneumonia yesterday in New Rochelle where she lived as the wife of Wallace Hunt. A former Cleveland figure, she denied maligned stories about her ties to Cleveland and had lived retired there about 30 years. Her 29 year old son, long absent, returned for her deathbed. Cotton reports from Texarkana outline severe losses in Red River Valley due to recent ice weather with one quarter of crops lost on large plantations and no picking since December.
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Cleveland
New York
Maria Halpin
New Rochelle
Wallace Hunt
Mr. Cleveland
Hoyerton
Hunt
New Rochesler
Pemsgen
Texarkana
Tex
Red River Valley
Dallas Commercial Club Adopts Route Resolution
In Dallas Texas February 1890 the Dallas Commercial Club adopted a resolution urging support for a certain interoceanic canal route while claiming no pledge to the Senate and urging continued alignment with allied parties and leaders to back the project.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas Commercial Club
Rene Pemtannee
Outstanding bonds bought dwarf land to quiet district
The landowners of the Indian grave levee district formed a syndicate and purchased about $80 000 of bonds for 75 cents on the dollar, out of a total original issue of 174 000 in 1889. The debt hung over the district until resolution, with 18 000 acres in the area and crops valued at about 225 000.
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Earll
Illinois Quarantine Sets Cattle Ban Stateside
Illinois declares a quarantine against cattle from the Southwest due to splenic or Texas fever. Beginning February 2 and ending November 15, the ban follows federal guidelines for interstate cattle shipments. Also notes opening plans for a new asylum in Peoria area with staged admissions, a counterfeiting conviction in Springfield, Farmers' Economical Union officers elected at Carbondale, Keeley Institute fire at Dwight destroying a major building with substantial loss but no deaths.
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Washington
Remey
Brooklyn
Hong Kong
Senate
South Appalachian
Newlands
Republic of
Cuba
United States
Torrance
Grand Army
Evans
Samuel Pearson
Roccnevelt
New Orleans
CatWo
Southweat
Yates
State of Livestock Commissioners
Texas
Illinois
United States Department of Agriculture
Hood Dies at Quincy in Self Inflicted Wound
Louis B. Wood 23 of Ellington township died at St Marys hospital from a self inflicted bile wound suffered at a boarding house on January 17. He had run a grocery store in Oklahoma City this past year and was born in Adams County. His health was the sole stated reason for the act.
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Hood
Quincy
Louis B. Wood
Ellington Township
St. Mary's Hospital
Adems County
Oklahoma City
Biiaded By Coffer and Miner Killed in Staunton
A Charleston lad of six or seven during a morning incident scalded by boiling coffee poured by his mother. In Staunton a miner, Joseph Marches, died from slate fall in Mine No 1. He belonged to Staunton Lodge K of P and was unmarried.
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Freddie Rizenbrick
Charleston
Nate
Joseph Marches
Staunton
K--Of-P
Fire at Coltanville destroys store and stable
Fire at Coltanville completely destroyed the dry goods store of Dreben of Collinsgills and its contents estimated at $6000. The building owned by the widow of Dr Strong was burned. Fires at Ri Mewade and Frifarm destroyed a residence, a feed stable, and several outbuildings. Thirteen animals perished in the Ri Mewade blaze. Suspected incendiary set the fires at Frifarm where thirty mules and ten horses were burned. total loss near $20,000.
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Keeley
Keeley Institute
Dwight
Livingston
Coltanville
Dry Gools
Dreben
Collinsgills
Dr. Strong
Ri Mewade
Ili
Frifarm
Wheeler End Rarnes
Bork Meh
Hardison Ronntr
Hornes
Persecution and the Apostles Teachings from Acts
The lesson contrasts the cause of persecution with its occasion, showing how rulers reacted to the gospel and how Gamaliel advised restraint. It explains the apostles’ bold preaching, divine backing, and the moral use of persecution as a testing ground for faith, urging reliance on God and positive action.
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Tiel
Apostlea
Ahi
Jerusalem
Jesus
Nilera
Fife
Bymeon
Gamaliel
Sanhedrin
Population makeup of Massachusetts from native and foreign born
The text states that 44 percent of Massachusetts residents are native born of native parents, while 56 percent are foreigners. This summarizes the distribution of native and foreign born populations in the state.
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Massachusetts
Massachusette
Fragmentary Economic Note on October Money Totals
A partial report notes that of 211 money transactions in Rug land nine tenths are trades by checks, about three percent by notes and gold. It cites a query to a person asking what they want for Christmas and mentions the U S page age data with 720,000,000 residents on October 1 in value around 10 million dollars.
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Rugland
Cold
Aineage
United States
Vogeler's Curative Compound Promises Restored Health
A letter from London recounts a man’s two year battle with indigestion and weakness, cured after using Vogeler's Curative Compound. His wife reports a pamphlet about others helped by the remedy, and the family endorses the product. The ad notes a sample offer from The St. Jacob's OF Ltd. plus a tip on drying wet umbrellas to prevent rust and stretching.
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Ming
Frank Chawbers
Bennett Atreet
Chiswick
Vogeler
West End
London
Breas
St. Jacob's OF Ltd
Baltimore
Kansas People Praise Western Canada Travel and Land Offers
A Manitoba Alberta influenced letter notes Kansas and Missouri visitors praising western Canada, with delegates touring Didsbury and Strathmore, plans to locate on 160 acres, and a district school expected next month. It mentions land sales, wheat prospects, and optimism about the new rail era and hotels in the Southwest.
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J. §. Crawford
Kansas City
Canada
Missouri
Kansas
Teane HH. Levagood
Didsbury
Alberta
Rinses
Strabury
Mae
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