Wellington Opposes Philippine Bill and War Policy
Washington and Gallatin reports outline Senator Wellington Md opposing the Philippine tariff bill and the war policy. He cites Cuban independence via diplomacy and criticizes Schley treatment while condemning imperialist Republican aims. A separate note reports a lynching threat in Gallatin Tennessee after a colored man grabbed a man.
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Senate Acts Favorably on Measure for Permanent Bureau
Washington reports the senate passed a bill to establish a permanent census office after extended debate. The dispute centered on duplicating cotton production statistics, with Allison opposing the cotton data collection but the provision remained in the bill.
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Battle Creek Sanitarium Fire Destroys Kellogg Facility
Fire at the Kellogg sanitarium on a Battle Creek hill destroyed the building and damaged patient property. About 400 residents escaped in their night clothes as nurses guided them to safety. one seriously injured, Mrs H Daniels, with a broken leg after a fall from a third-floor escape. Firemen were hurt by a ladder fall. officials say no lives were lost. Recovery and rebuilding planned.
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Aged Couple Overcome by Gas Fails in Fremont Home
In Fremont Ohio on February 19 Mr and Mrs John Glosser an elderly pair were found in a pitiable condition after being overcome by gas several days earlier. Their fires had gone out and they remained cold and helpless since last Saturday. They were so badly frozen that both arms and legs must be amputated and neither is expected to recover.
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Snow clears. New York traffic resumes after winter storm
The February snow in New York ceased by Monday night and streets are clear. Surface cars and elevated trains run on schedule with railroads reporting only minor delays. In Paris, Cavagnac and Renout dueled over an insulting letter. two shots were fired with no result.
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