Morrill Bloc Tariff Death Sparks Senate Clash
In Washington February 96 Mr Morrill chairing the finance committee urged action on a treasury needs bill but his motion failed on a 29 to 38 roll call. Following the vote he clashed with Mr Teller and Mr Sherman defending the tariff bill while proclaiming it dead. Morgan then resumed his Cuba resolutions as the Senate considered seal killing and the Dingley act amid debate on pelagic protection and enforcement.
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Wammrorox
Morrill
Finance Committee
Roetaven Moon
Treasury
Teller
Bherman
Julius Cucar
Ea Renee Eae
Maes
Julius Cassar
Mr. Morgan
Cubas
Sue for Valuables Lands In United States Suit
Aesia fam Afer the Unies Pacitie Company seeks 2000 or more people and about 10,000 acres from Union Pacific Railroad in a U S court action. Johnson, United States District Attorney, filed the case and seeks $2,000 in security. Other items note a man sentenced and a military involving a captain and a court matter.
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Aesia Fam
Unies Pacitie Company
Othere
Dexven
United States
Johnson
Union Pacifico Railroad Company Company
Mysterious Affair in Mapnox Wisconsin Tragedy
A tragedy in Mapnox Wisconsin reports the fatal shooting of Mrs A W Patterson by her husband at their home. A note allegedly from both parents suggests a joint suicide, but physical evidence contradicts this. The couple had moved from Algon, to educate their children at the state university. Patterson was a former merchant.
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Mapnox
Wis
A. W. Patterson
Algons
Patterson
State University
Hott
Greenway Prepares Separate Move Over Coercion Threat
In Winnipeg Feb 26 Premier Greenway announced plans to push the Manitoba legislature into a committee to oppose Ottawa's coercion over Roman Catholic era schools. He charged the remedial bill is being forced without inquiry and offered to remedy any harsh effects on Roman Catholics. The move prompts speculation on Sir Donald A. Smith's Winnipeg mission and possible Dominion government concessions.
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Woonipra
Manitoba
Greenway
House
Ottawa
Donald A. Smith
Winnipeg
Cleveland Not to Seek A Third Term Says General Fullerton
General J. B. Fullerton in Washington confirms President Cleveland will not run for a third term and plans to announce the decision in a forthcoming letter. News notes also cover fresh massacre rumors denied in Consantia, a political committee chair election in Washington, and other brief items on finance, winter conditions for logging, a Hoboken fire incident, and regional reports.
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Cleveland
Inpianapolia
J. 8. Fullerton
Washington, D. C
National Chicamaugs Park Commission
Ninth Indians
Washington
Fullerton
Sheerin
National Committee
Insurgent Movement In Nicaragua Threatens Managua
Reports from Galveston indicate open rebellion against President Zelaya across the north and west of Nicaragua. Martial law is proclaimed as 3,000 insurgents, backed by a Liberal faction, converge toward Managua. Conservative support pledges aid to Zelaya while opposition remains split.
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Manaava
Nicaragua
Galveston
Lake Managua
Zelaya
Liberal Party
Laon
Leoniate
Managua
Conference on Sound Currency Calls Special Chamber Meeting
New York bankers and Secretary Carlisle met with a select group to discuss restoring business confidence and the silver question. The meeting led to a planned special session of the chamber’s sound currency committee to hear suggestions on policy and gold reserves, while views on future imports and tariffs were also noted.
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New York
Sound Currency Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Carlisle
Gustav H. Schwab
Chamber
Henry Hents
Chamber of Camps
Isi
Ina
North Dakota News Highlights From Stark County and Beyond
Stark county forms migration society and 50 banks bid to become state fund depositories. Cavalier man entangled with confidence men in Fargo. Feasenden to Bismarck line eyed. Binmarck inmates 128 with only two from five years ago. Wheat yields and farm acreage shifts. Northwest Law Journal planned from Fargo. Civil service exams set for May in Bismarck and Fargo. Public figures like Mrs. Tully obtain divorce. Grand Forks business group formed. Court terms, railroad rights of way, and local politics feature in brief notices.
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Stark County
Fargo
Feasenden
Binmarck
Trail County
Agricultural College Board
Argo
Shanley
Thomas Wright
Hamilton
Pembina County
Bismarck
Indian Department, Railway and Government Printing
Alverts
Tully
C. H. Tully
Salt Lake
Tally
Joseph H. Saggett
Wall Street
New , York
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Lakota
Skdlefantoey Eight
Satan
Discrepancy in Weyler's Army Reported in Cuba
A Havana dispatch to a New York paper claims 15,000 Spanish soldiers are missing in Cuba, with rumors they deserted or were killed. Madrid was informed as Spain seeks where these rifles and cartridges ended up, while garrisons reportedly defected to insurgents across multiple provinces.
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St. Lous
New York
Havana
Cuba
Madrid
Insurgenta
Yerrer
The Religion of Reed A Political Question
A February New York piece explores Speaker Reed’s religious affiliations and beliefs. It notes Major McKinley’s Methodist ties, Governor Morton’s Episcopalian faith, and Senator Allison’s noncommunion status. Reed’s Bowdoin education was funded by Unitarians. he later repaid the amount. His personal beliefs are unclear, with some labeling him agnostic. The piece suggests Reed may need a public religious declaration as a presidential candidate.
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Repub
Reed
Major McKinley
Methodist Church
Morton
Benator Alison
Second Presbyterian Church of
Due Duque
Bowdoin 1
Pup
Portland
Released Leaders Freed as Filibuster Probe Advances
A report notes that all but leaders were released after an arrest violation and insufficient grounds under neutrality laws. General Garcia Captain oe and two others were ordered before a commissioner. Attorney General Harmon said restraint on arrests remains, requiring evidence of intent. Judge Couch dies at his home in the city.
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Garcia
Harmon
Wee
Bein
Judge Or. Couch
Ice Gorge Threatens Schuyler Nebraska Streets
Schuyler Nebraska on February 26 reports a wide ice gorge in the Platte River remains unbroken. Water rises inches higher, threatening to flood streets and farming lands as cold nights anchored the jam. the Burlington line lies a mile and a half away and several families have evacuated.
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Schuzler
Neb
Scuvyier
Sca
Platte
Schuyler
Burlington Ia
Aluudos
Clarke Company Receiver Opens Tour Suite in Stearns County
Heavy suit totaling four actions, brought by Assignees Kells over N. P. Clarke assignment, to be heard in Stearns County. Complaints served and acknowledged by defendants. answers filed in several actions. Proceedings indicate continued litigation.
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Clarke Company
Sr. Crowe
Minn
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