Hill's Resolution Aims to Amend Wilson Bill to Avert Tax Change
In Washington on March 7 the Senate debated moving the tariff issue aside for Bland's seigniorage talk. Senator Hill offered a resolution asking the Senate Finance Committee to amend the Wilson bill by dropping new internal and direct taxes and to raise revenue by revising tariffs. Senator Harris argued the tariff bill was near reporting, objecting to proceeding with the seigniorage bill.
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Washincton
Senate
Bland
Hill
Committee On Finance
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Harris
Tennessee
Nevada
Mr. Stewart
House Adopts Resolution on Investigation of Judge Jenkins Ruling
Washington March 7 The house adopted a resolution arranging an investigation into Judge Jenkins order that barred Northern Pacific railway employees from striking.
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House
Jenkins
Washington
Northern Pacific Railway
Payne denies Northern Pacific reorganization scheme
Milwaukee March 7 Receiver Payne of the Northern Pacific company says there is no scheme to reorganize the company. Newspapers report stockholders have been asked to deposit holdings with Mercantile Trust of New York, but Payne did not explain the reason.
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Milwaukee
Payne
Northern Pacific Company
Flo
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Oregon Governor at Seattle rally backs income tax
Governor Penno yer of Oregon told about 1,500 people at the armory that the income tax is the only redeeming feature of the Wilson bill. The People's party rally in Seattle drew a warm reception on the eve of the city election.
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Seattle
Pennoyer
Oregon
People’s Party
Winnipeg Seeks Regatta in Next MN and Winnipeg Rowing Meet
Winnipeg holds a meeting of rowers and decides the city should host the next annual regatta of the Minnesota and Winnipeg Rowing Association if St. Paul and Minneapolis crews agree. The plan hinges on accord among regional oarsmen.
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Winnipeg
Minnesota and
Sugar Market Excitement Boosts Exchange Prices
In New York on March 7 the sugar market generated strong excitement as the stock rose about 1 percent to 100 before retreating to 79. Trading was extensive with large deal flow across the market.
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New York
Exchange
Republicans Sweep Clinton City Election
Clinton Iowa March 7 Republicans carried Clinton electing E Hughes mayor and all other officers by majorities from 76 to 1005. The council stands four Republicans and three Democrats.
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Clinton
E. Hughes
Mayor Shieren Denies Irish Flag at Public Buildings
Brooklyn march 7 mayor Shieren refuses permission to fly the Irish flag on public buildings March 17 stating that the American flag is good enough for all adopted citizens.
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Brooklyn
Shieren
Farmers Elevator Burned in Suspected Arson
Exzsow Laker Minn March 7 The Farmers elevator burned at midnight The fire was incendiary Twenty five hundred bushels of wheat were burned
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Farmers Elevator
Exzsow Laker
Minn
Montana Roller Mills Opens In Kalispell
The new roller mill with 150 barrels daily capacity opened in Kalispell to serve the Flathead valley wheat market.
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Montana
Kalispell
Mon
Flathead Valley
Bomb wrecks Kittie Day's house of ill fame in Curia co
A bomb exploded in the hallway of Kittie Day's house at 152 Nineteenth street in Curia co. The residents were asleep at the time, and the blast wrecked the building as authorities investigate the incident.
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Curiaco
Kittie Day
Nineteenth Street
Roseberry Takes Possession of Gladstone Offices
London reports Lord Roseberry assumed formal possession in the afternoon of the offices previously occupied by the Rt. Hon. William E. Gladstone as prime minister of England.
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Roseberry
London
Lord Roseberry
William E. Gladstone
England
Senate and House Daily Proceedings March 6 1890
Senate routine session considers Bland seigniorage bill and rules amendment. Nevada senator objects to finance committee referral. House approves East River bridge height change and passes Texarkana Shreveport bridge bill. New Mexico admission bill introduced. pension bill advances in committee of the whole.
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Senate
Washington
House
Committee On Finance
Allen
Committee On Rules
Stewart
Nevada
Finance Committee
Dwight L. Moody
Sankey
Breckinridge
Mallory
East River
Long Island City
New York
Coombs
McCreary
Dem
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Antwerp
Belgium
Cannon
Rep
United States
Bailey
Tex
McRae
Ark
Texarkana and Shreveport Railroad Company
Sulphur River
Arkansas
Sweet
Ida
Bonner’s Ferry
Hopkins
Ill
Bynum
Ind
Richardson
Tenn
Lilly
Pennsylvania
Josephs
New Mexico
Ills
Call For a Caucus To Discuss Quorum Rules
Representative Holman, chairman of the Democratic caucus committee, issued a call for a caucus to consider changing the rules so that a quorum may be secured. It will be held during the evening.
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Washington
Holman
Democratic Caucus Committee
Senator Stewart proposes free silver coinage amendment
Washington March 6 Senator Stewart introduced an amendment to the Bland seigniorage bill providing for the free coinage of silver. The measure aims to alter coinage policy and broaden silver minting.
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Washington
Stewart
New Jersey Senate Presidency Dispute Reaches Supreme Court
In Trenton on March 6 the rival senate leadership fight is moved to the New Jersey Supreme Court. The order directs Maurice A. Rogers and Robert Adrian to show cause why they should not be deemed to have usurped and unlawfully exercised the office of president of the senate. A full bench sat as supporters from both parties filled the court.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
State of
South Dakota
County of
Beadle
Martin A. Costello
Charles Lussman
of Huron
Dakota Huronite
Huron
Colonel A. W. Taylor Dead in Philadelphia
Colonel A. W. Taylor aged about 50 died at his Philadelphia home after 17 years with The Times business department. He served as lieutenant colonel on Governor Hoyt's staff and was a member of the Pennsylvania world’s fair commission.
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Taylor
Philadelphia
A. W. Taylor
the Times
Hoyt
Train jumps track after broken rail near Woodstock
A passenger train derailed a mile west of Woodstock Minnesota when a broken rail caused a three foot embankment drop. Two coaches toppled, one car left the track, the engine and another car remained on rails with no injuries reported.
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Woodstock
Minn
Kilrain Not Dying Says Jake Kilrain
Kilrain denied dying rumors as of March 5 in Bal Tim ory. The pugilist was seen on the street in the morning and reports good condition.
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Kilrain
BalTimory
Jake Kilrain
Baier Trial Verdict in Minn Man Slaying
The jury in the Baier case found a man guilty of manslaughter in the first degree in Granite Falls Minnesota. The March 3 verdict concludes the trial of the principal defendant in a fatal January case.
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Baier
Granite Fauts
Minn
Baiers
Lead Ore Duty Debate Shapes Tariff Bill Progress
The senate finance committee resumes work on the tariff bill with talks of a quarter cent per pound duty on lead ore and a 40 cent per ton duty on coal and iron ore. Some members push higher rates while opponents warn against excess taxation and revenue projections. Provisions in the Wilson bill and house plans influence proposed duties on lead products, prunes, and currants. The committee may adjust schedules before finalizing the revenue bill.
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Senate Committee On Finance
Spet
Eneg Wand Bron
Senate Finance Committee
Seed distributions ended for applicants with remaining balances
The March news dispatch notes the Agriculture Department halted seed distribution for individuals who still hold seed credits. It details 9,000,000 packages issued this year, two thirds to Congress members and one third sent independently, with a $135,750 appropriation. Secretary Morton favors limited wholesale distribution and seeks $85,000 for next year for rare seeds, bulbs, and related work.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Department
Morton
Congress
Private Bills Pass in House and Nebraska Invasion Aid Considered
6th Street House records show two private bills passed unanimously to pension Fannie Norman and Andrew Franklin. A Bryan request for consent to consider a 42000 reimbursement bill for Nebraska over Sioux incursions in 1890 91 was opposed by Sayers. In St Louis the Emporia Kan city council veto override bans cigarette sales to under 21 with 100 dollar fine or 30 days in jail.
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House
Washington
Richardson
Fannie F. Norman
Curtis
Andrew Franklin
Bryan
Nebraska
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Emporia
Kan
Bank Cashier Robbery Story Deemed Fiction
A Dexter bank cashier admitted last Thursday the $3,200 taken from the vault was a false claim. Police had alleged masked robbers attacked him, but he acknowledged the story was fiction.
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Ant
Dexter
Ramsey County Deliberates On Insane Patient Costs
At a county commissioners meeting the ways and means committee reported recommittment of 57 insane patients from Ramsey County at a total cost of 51 dollars.
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Ramsey County
Committee On Ways and Means
Wisconsin Editors Adjourn After Three Day Session
Wisconsin Press association closes a three day meeting with papers read. A committee reports to the legislature to amend the libel law so exemplary damages require a refused retraction and malice shown. Persia quits silver coinage as Teheran announces mint will stop coinage and silver importation is prohibited.
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Wisconsin
Osikosh
Wis
Wisconsin Press Association
Persia
London
The
Times
Teheran
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice
A notice indicates a mortgage foreclosure sale scheduled between January 25 and March 8. Details specify property action, parties, and sale terms to be announced by the issuing authority.
Olpe County Court Proceedings Noted
A fragment from an Olpe County Court listing references court activity and possible upcoming sessions. Details are sparse but indicate standard docket items and official notices pending.
Notice of Public Lease Auction of Beacle County Schools
On March 20 1894 all unleased schools in Beacle county will be offered for lease to the highest bidder at public auction. Bids accepted at the front door of the courthouse between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. each day. Thos H Ruth Commissioner of School and Public Lands serves notice.
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State of
South Dakota
Beadle
Alice L. Lyman
Ernest C. Lyman
Huron
John Wood
H. G. Wolf
Beadle County
N. W. Stephens
Peter Darcy
Sid Court
Towit
Court House
City of
Ay ‘Ebrua D
Geastexer
Stephens, EH
APLIN
Moses G. Wharton
Register of Deeds
H.S. Ballon and Company
H. 8
Edward D. Patmex
Atonzo P
A. D
Jessie M. Blount
Charles E. Blount
Dakota
Edmund R. Persons
Wisconsin
Martese
Territory
Muron
South Dskota
Sioux Falls
M. D
C. M. Harrison
A.D
Catherine King
Loren &. King
Territory of Dakota
C.M. Sam C. Garoyen
South Oak
Sai Beadle County
Haron
John H van Dyke
Said Mortis
Thos. H. Ruth
Public Landa
Florian Schneller
Jacob Schneller
Bas. P
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J. W. Wright
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Gilnebes
Pee Ceiies Perenne
Seere
peRrecine
Ouam
State of Connecticut
of Htartford
D. W. C. Skilton
Geo. H. Burdick
Phenix Insurance Company
D. W. C. Suttires
Gee. H. Burnie
N. Clarke
Office of State Auditor
Department of Insurance
Ths
I. J. E. Hipple
Pierre
J. E. Hipple
South Dak Oben
Coart
Elihue O Lyman
Woop
Cenney Court
H. G. Wolfe
FERRY
D. M. Ferry & CO
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Olpe
Crealtors
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Jonny Woop
Horace G. Ware
Summons
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Joseph E. Cornish
John W. @aamon
Apna B. Aldereen
John Y. Alderson
Anna B. Alderson
Circuit Court
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S. M. Wear
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