Bond Bill Debate Splits Democrats and Populists
The House opened consideration of the bond bill amid vigorous opposition from Democrats and Populists. Gold Democrats balked at authority to issue gold bonds, while silver Democrats protested bond tax penalties. Republicans argued against the measure as framed, with speeches urging caution and defense of the gold standard.
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House
Treasury
Mieacs
Committee On Rules
Johnson
California
Aye Nor
Ohio
Messrs.Turner
Georgia
Patterson
Tennessee
Cuitg Sell
Wheeler
Alabama
Wilson
Idaho
Giteon
Repulican
de Arm
Secretary of the Treasury
Sle
Mary
West Virginia
Mr. DeArmond
Corvassaes
Tersney
Missouri
Pay for Senators Relatives Bill Noted in Congress
A bill by Doolittle of Washington proposes $4200 to RB Voorhees and John Paul Jones kin for alleged legal services to Cherokee land claims before the last Congress. Earthquake shocks felt in Missouri and Pennsylvania. no damage reported. Morrel coal works Hungarian and colored workers clash. one Hungarian fatally wounded, others hurt. A bomb attack damages Edward Bains residence in Dallas. loss estimated at $40,000.
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Doolittle
Washington
RB. Voorhees
Senator Voorhees
John Paul Jones
Senator Jones
Arkansas
Costas
Morrel
Edward Bains
Dallas
Tex
Senate Discusses Bonds Resolution Sparks Senate Debate
The upper house debated a New York senator's bond resolution to require gold or silver payment option for future issues to renew the gold reserve. Mr Hill and Mr Weller clashed over credit and presidential conduct amid a crowded gallery. No final action was taken. In Havana, news from Matanzas remains scarce as authorities claim insurgents retreat. In Kansas, Governor Merrill’s liquor plan meets skepticism. in coke regions wages rise 10 percent. a Pittsburg merchant abandons debts with $5200 in claims.
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Wasmisarox
Senate
Hill
New York
Weller
Colorado
United States
Washington
Ailen
Nebraska
Teller
New FlamBean Officers Elected by Kenan Democratic Club
The Kenan Democratic Fiambeau club elected officers for the coming year led by President John E. Scheidt and First Vice President T. Cook. Other officers include West qtoGarestry, Treasurer Michael jeary, Corresponding Secretary HH. G. Staley, Financial Secretary Wd. Han ley, Sergeant-at-Arms C.H. K. Captain G. Max Claudy, Lieutenant J. Connor, and Trustees J.5 Ste John Murphy. Subscriptions for the Journal News are available.
Fatal opera house disaster leaves 34 dead in Bamprone
Panic from a flaring gas burner and a cry of fire caused a stampede at the old Front Street theater in Bamprone. About 34 were killed and many injured as crowds crowded toward doors and stairs, with most victims Polish and Hebraic, and several identification efforts ongoing.
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Bamprone
Pront Street
Front Street
Apa
Begas
Tare
Nassau Electric offers free Brooklyn Bridge rides for a year
A Nassau Electric Railroad proposal asks the city to allow free passage for all travelers across the Brooklyn Bridge for twelve months, aiming to move about 40 000 people per hour. The plan is preliminary, with detailed plans to follow in a few days as trustees prepare to act.
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Nassau Company
Brooklyn Bridge
Nassau Electric Railroad Company
Schieren
Brooklyn
Toledo's New Theater Opens With Van Winkle Rendition
New Valentine theater in Toledo opened by George H. Ketcham with Joseph Jeferson in Rip Van Winkle. The building seats 640 in parquet, 579 in balcony, 069 in gallery, and uses 1200 incandescent lights. Four stories tall, 350 by 275 feet, it promises high class productions. Reports from Be e New Year say James J. Corbett may retire from boxing due to physical and mental collapse, with hints he could follow Jack Dempsey's path. letters alleging past mistakes are said to exist.
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Joseph Jeferson
Totxpa, O
Des
Valentine
George H. Ketcham
United States
Corbett
Hla
James J. Corbett
Prise Ring
Jack Dempney
Billy” Brady
Australia
Brady
Latin American League Pledges Venezuela Support War
Reports say all Latin American republics back Venezuela in case of war with England. Colombia promises 50,000 troops and passports to the British minister if arbitration is refused. Brazil to mobilize 100,000 men. Mexico to provide a fleet and militia. Venezuela plans extra envoys as foreign policy activity rises.
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Camacas
Venezuela
England
Colombia
Venexnueln
Bese Ae
Brazil
Mexico
Veneneta
They Started Wrong Newt Married Couple Separated
A Portland Oregonian item recounts Mr. and Mrs W H Hablo of Butte Montana on a bridal tour who briefly separated after boarding different trains in Spokane. Mrs Hablo rode east on the Great Northern by mistake while Mr Hablo missed her, returned to Spokane, reconciled, and joined the correct train together. Continent-wide travel mishap ends happily.
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Newt
Portland Oregonian
W. H. Hablo
Butte
Mont
Pacific Coast
Portland
Spokane
Misa Pisher
Hahlo
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Hahio
Skin care advice from Goney’s Magazine
A Mermine Bosallien Pew women’s skin care guide stresses nightly washing, warm bathing, and thorough drying. It recommends emollients like English cold cream Beatrice and faithful rubbing to keep skin soft and youthful contour long after middle age.
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Goney’s Magazine
Harper's Weekly promise and future plans described
Harper's Weekly outlines its mission and features for 1895 including coverage of world events art music drama and travel notes by contributors with departments on life and letters sport and frontier life It notes future emphasis on independent government advocacy strong political cartoons and a forthcoming novel by W D Howe and selections of unusual excellence Subscriptions begin with the current number and remittances are urged by money order or draft government copying prohibition is stated
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Harper's Weekly
Jouroe
Jovian Racic
China
Japan
Rica
Haxprxa Davis
Caribbean Sea
Aures ¥. Zoonatu
Puxpesie Huvington
Pounmer Biorton
Kiel Canal
W.D. Hownsts
Life and Letter
Isons
Manrin
Casran W. Warrxer
Ie Weekly
W.D. Hower
Harper's
Post Office
Harper's Bazar 1896 An Overview of Content
The 29th year of Harper's Bazar beginning January 1800 outlines its role as a fashion journal and weekly home reading periodical. It features patterns from Paris and New York fashions, male and child attire, and stories by American authors. It notes departments on music, correspondence, and editor Q&A, with subscription details and publication notes.
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Hanpens Bazar
BAZAR
Parin Beriia
New York
Atylea
Drewsmeker
Constans
Manebout
Paris
Mrs. Gerald
Manis Louise Poot
England
le Maur
Jerome
Lierper & Brothers
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Mavane Hci
Snapenin
Havana
Gomez
Maceo
Matanzas
Martines de Pos
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Arcisox
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H. ©. Frick and Co
W. J. Rainey
Thomas Elliott
Pittsburg
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Justice Brewer
Venezuelan Boundary Commission
Wits
Julian
Ex Poso
Texas
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Toledo
NEW Theater
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
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Royal Neighbors of America
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Chascellor
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Sisters
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Kansas Avenue
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Chicago
Palack
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Ackeev
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T. Davis
ILL CO
St. Joseph, Mo
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Silver Lear
Mieale Regu Ly
Harper’s Weekly
Harper & Skrottere
Arper’s Periodicals
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