A Gleam of Light Though Tron and Steel Have Slightly Fallen
Gleaned summary of trade and financial data from the week ending Feb 1. Reports show gold exports restrained by bond optimism yet treasury withdrawals rose for domestic use. No bond bill passed. two months show treasury gold decline. Wool importation unchanged without duty. wool sales mix up with some gains in fine wares while lightweights stay large in orders. Agricultural and industrial prices largely unchanged. bank clearings and wheat, corn, and cotton trends noted.
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New Yeas
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Treasury
Congress
WILLIS INTERFERES IN DEATH SENTENCES IN IWAILAN COURT
News from Wasuixeron cites two telegrams showing U S government intervention over executions in a revolt. Americans Gullick Seward and Richard face death sentences by a military tribunal amid political turmoil and pending records for review. Secretary Gresham calls for delays and full defense opportunity if death is tied to participation or impolitic conduct.
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Iwailan
Martin
Wasuixeron
Hawaii
United States
Congress
Willis
Gresham
Gullick
Seward
Richard
T. B. Walker
United States Army
Philadelphia
Gresmam
Gold to Be Delivered in Bond Purchase Deal
The Treasury contracted with August Belmont & Co and J P Morgan & Co for 3,500,000 ounces of standard US gold coin to be paid with US 4 percent bonds. The plan, backed by Morgan and Belmont, aims to restore confidence and avoid further issues until December Congress.
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Lendos Wasarneros
August Belmont & Company
New York
Messrs. N. M. Rothschilds & Sons
London
J. P. Morgan & Co
J. Morgan & Co
United States
Department
Messrs
Morgan
Belmont
Treasury
Senate Passes Cigarette Bill in Missouri Senate
The Missouri Senate, after a hard fight, approved a high license cigarette bill, requiring a $1,000 state license for dealers and allowing local taxes. The bill also moved toward banning barbering on Sundays, targeting St. Louis and Kansas City shops, with constitutional concerns raised over fines being court-determined rather than by juries.
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Senate
Jerverson
Flo
Love
House
Gil Barer
St. Louis
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Geneseo
Pleasant Hill
Yates Center
Briefs by Wire Summary of 1910s Dispatches
The wire briefs report a Milwaukee search for missing men, a senator’s bill proposing 1.25 billion dollars in gold bond issues, a Cincinnati lumber association meeting planning a national corporation, a deadly snowbound train accident near Harrisburg with multiple fatalities, Western lawmakers seeking government control of bond aided Pacific railroads, and defenses planned for the Golden Gate with large coastal artillery batteries.
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Milwaukee
Lodge
Senate
National Association of Poplar Lumber Dealers and Manufacturers
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Road
Harrisburg
Pacific Express
Pacific Railrozds
Golden Gate
United States
They Draw the Line on Hawaiian Death Sentences Debate
Senators debated Hawaii's death sentences announced by Minister Willis and urged intervention to prevent executions. The discussion covered non intervention, cable proposals, and the impact on U S policy alongside concerns about Hawaii and domestic constitutional limits.
Filibuster Delays House Appropriation Bill Action
In Washington Feb 9 filibustering on an appropriation to allow congressmen clerks at 1200 a year impeded progress on the legislative appropriation bill. The bill was set aside as a vote became unlikely. President Cleveland's bond sale message drew slight applause as Crisp sent it to Ways and Means. A Tennessee congressman’s motion on a district account bill passed. Subscribe for the Daily Star Journal.
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Wasnursaros
Cleveland
Crisp
Committee On Ways and Means
Richardson
Tennnessee
Senate
Alumbis
Daily Starz
Willits of Kansas Elected President of National Alliance
John F. Willits of Kansas is elected president of the National Farmers Alliance. Barzian reports on the Feb 9 session with platform debates, touches on Ocala platform support, railroad control, monetary policy, and opposition to Pacific railroad debt funding. Officers named for next year include Willits, Snavely, Duncan, and an executive committee. Music hath charms and so has food made with Dr Price's Baking Powder.
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John F. Willits
National Farmer's Alliance
Barzian
N. C
Supreme Council of the National Alliance
Ocala
Europe
J. F. Willits
Kansas
H. C. Snavely
Pennsylvaania
D. P. Duncan
South Carolina
Mann Page
Virginia
H. L. Loucks
South Dakota
L N. Dean
New York
H. C Demming
Pennsylvania
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Steamer Cyclone Blows Up killing eight in Arkansas
Across Arkansas and Missouri reports from February 9 detail a steamer disaster on the St Francis River near Forest City, eight killed and one injured aboard the Cyclone. Other items note political compromises in Indian Territory, a public hat ban bill, an ex-Missouri murderer hanged, a lost beer bill found, eight hours for policemen, children frozen to death in Oklahoma, and snowbound theatrical troupes in Wasui...
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Arkansas
Forest City
Ark
St Francis River
Jeffenson City
D. Reiger
Scott County
Hewvesser
Lacy Stage
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