Concerted Kick to Change Wilson Bill Sparks Opposition Rally
Washington December 27. Opponents of free coal iron ore lumber and lead urge a concentrated Senate challenge to the Wilson Bill with delegations from Idaho Wyoming Nevada and Utah. Lead man John M Burke predicts free ore would paralyze industry and calls for possible restoration of the one cent pig iron duty if kept in part.
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Senate
John M. Burke
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
Utah
Burke
Wilson
Senate Faces Key Decision on Wilson Tariff Bill
Washington expects the Senate to confront the tariff issue within weeks as the finance committee considers a full substitute for the Wilson bill. Democrats from diverse regions weigh unity, possible changes, and the administration’s stance, with McPherson’s party alignment and presidential pressure shaping the path to spring action.
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Senate
Finance Committee
House
Wilson
Mae Neem
Senate Committee On Finance
New Jersey
Missouri
Indiana
Tennessee
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Carolina
Arkansas
Internal Revenue Ae
McPherson
McKane Granted Stay in Brooklyn Election Case
Brooklyn judge grants a stay to McKane in the election case announced December 27. Judge Cullen issued the decision allowing a delay while the case proceeds.
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Brooklyn
Cullen
McKane
Sweet and Dainty Dishes For Dinner and Supper Tables
Quick and easy dish ideas for dinner and supper tables using simple ingredients. Practical kitchen tips and short, approachable recipes aim to speed preparation and keep meals light and tasty.
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder Claims Purity
The advertisement extols Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as the only pure cream of tartar powder free of ammonia alum lime or adulterants. It stresses that other powders leave traces of alkali or acid in food and asserts Price's powder has no rivals.
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Dr. Price
Cronin Case Admits Writing Letters As Evidence
In Curia co on December 27 Mrs. Andrew Foy, to be cross examined in the Coughlin trial, admits writing letters to be introduced as evidence and denies receiving any money from the prosecution. Judge Wing questions her about visits by Coughlin, mentions promises from the prosecution, and a bomb-attack accusation against her husband.
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Curiaco
Andrew Foy
Coughlin
Wing
Cronin
Foy
Alexander Sullivan
Ing
Shane
Mr. Devoy
Sam Deven
The Czars Ships Purchase of Pacific Steam Vessels
C P Huntington confirms Russia bought five steamers from the United States and Brazil Mail Steamship Company to be used by the Ameer Steamship Company for the Siberian transcontinental railroad project. The move, with other vessels, expands Russia’s Pacific commercial fleet. W D Richards of Chicago is selecting ship ports.
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New Yorks
C. P. Huntington
United States
Brazil
Waite's Call for Extra Session Questioned
Denver December 27 1893 uncertainty over Governor Waite's December 25 1893 call for an extra legislative session. The legality is in doubt as Christmas Day is a legal holiday and courts may rule soon on its binding nature. Republican calls Governor Waite to stand by the call.
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Denver
Waite
Sins Told Them Spark Mor gan Park Post Office Protest
Residents of Morgan Park agitate over a burning in effigy of the suburban post office in protest directed at Rev C. E. Murry pastor of the South End Baptist church. The incident follows tensions arising from his actions and statements.
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Morgan Park
C. E. Murry
South End
Burned as a Witch by Mojave Indians in California
Report of a triple murder in the Mojave Indian reservation near The Needles. Loneta, a young woman with twins born recently, is condemned as a witch. She is secluded in a shack while her husband pleads, and she dies in a ritual execution carried out by the tribe amid traditional law and superstition.
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Los Angees
Cal
J. A. Saunders
Needles
Colorado River
Atlantic and Pacific
the Eye
Mojave Indian
Saunders
Loneta
Broken Rail Causes Tourist Car Wreck Near Mandan
Northern Pacific tourist car No. 1 jumped the track half a mile from Mandan depot injuring four passengers. Alex Abbott suffered a head wound as local surgeons treated the injured before the train resumed after about an hour delay. A broken rail caused the accident. The car was filled.
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Manpay
N. D
Alex Abbott
January Weather Special Bulletin From St Paul Bureau
Observer Lyons reports on January climate history for St Paul with records from 1880 to 1888 including warmest and coldest averages, high and low daily temps, precipitation totals and extremes, snow fall in 24 hours, cloudless and cloudy day counts, prevailing northwest winds, and a January wind peak of 52 miles per hour on January 12 1888.
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Lyons
St. Paul
St. Pau
Salvation Army Brings Christmas Cheer to San Francisco Homes
The Salvation Army in San Francisco planned Christmas support for the city’s needy on Grant Avenue. A dining arrangement fed 450 people and served 3,500 meals, with over 1,000 food hampers delivering tea coffee sugar rice sago beans milk candles fruit and more valued at about 250 dollars to suffering families.
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San Francisco
Salvation Army
Grant Avenue
Salvation Station
Cattle in Colorado Facing Winter Hunger Files Report
From Rangely Colorado reports indicate cattle feed is scarce after a poor last summer. Cattle are expected to die from lack of food with losses possibly reaching about 25 percent due to feed shortfalls and winter conditions.
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Ranngely
Colo
Man to Locate Starch Factory in Park Rapids Minnesota
Park Ramps Minn December 27 The man to locate here is announced outlining plans for a starch factory development in Park Rapids, Minnesota with potential local impact on employment and industry.
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Park Ramps
Minn
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