West's Plan Faces Uncertain Currency Legislation
In Wasurooton on January 10, Democratic senators debated the fate of a currency bill. Finance Committee plans a today meeting to survey options and craft a possible bill. Senator Vest may outline a framework combining reende bonds to retire reenbacks with silver coinage to raise issuance. Republican silver senators seek liberal seigniorage but oppose unlimited coinage. Committee support remains uncertain while Senate divisions resemble House.
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Wasurooton
Senate
Lepster Voorhees
Finance Committee
Itiva
Vest
House
Democrats
Ee House
Currency legislation dies in committee vote in Washington
The Committee on Banking and Currency tacitly agrees to drop Secretary Carlisle's currency bill after a test vote to close the debate rule. With the exception of Chairman Springer, members say the bill is killed and no further currency legislation is possible this session. Speaker Crisp and Democrats had anticipated the setback and accepted the result without surprise.
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Hult
Washington
Carlisle
Springer
Committee On
Banking and Currency
Crisp
Died with boots on in land dispute clash near Purcell
Ex Deputy Marshal Swain died after an altercation on his farm south of Purcell with Gari Vingent, a deputy for Ardmore court, who was also killed by Charney Vincent. The confrontation stemmed from a land dispute. Swain, a Chickasaw by marriage, was known for courage while on the marshal's force. Vincent is described as a Chickasaw.
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Ferry
Ind
Ter
Swain
Purcell
Gari Vingent
Ardmore Court
Charney Vincent
Carl
Protestant Knights of America Incorporation Filed
Articles filed for a new national organization named Protestant Knights of America. Its goals include Bible distribution, uniting Protestants in a fraternal benevolent bond, support for public schools, member protection in adversity, and a death benefit from 1 to 3000 dollars.
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Lows, Mo
Protestant Knights of America
Governor Nelson Urges $ Reimbursement for Fire Relief
Governor Nelson submits a message to the legislature recounting last September’s devastating forest fires. He requests an appropriation to reimburse the state agents for extra expenses incurred in relief efforts and to extend protection for farmers against chinch bugs and other pests. The proposal backs two years of support and details measures for agricultural protection and fire relief.
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Nelson
Br Paul, Inc
Atte Commission
Missouri Finances Report From State Treasurer
Missouri finance summary shows yearly receipts and expenditures with balances and fund transfers. The report covers 1893 start balance, 1893 and 1894 receipts and warrants, ending treasury balance, and transfers into funds for 1893 and 1894.
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Hanalal Rupert
Treasury
Jerverson Cry
Lon V. Stephens
Thirty-eighth General Assembly
Oklahoma's Message Governor Renfrow Proposes Reform
Governor Renfrow delivers a lengthy semi annual message to the legislature in joint session. He urges abolishing the fee system revising election laws buying county supplies from the lowest bidder reforming quarantine boundaries and compelling insurance companies to pay policy face value. He calls for taxing liquor dealers establishing a territorial university for negroes and sworn statements from private banks. He supports statehood for Oklahoma and asks Congress to be memorialized.
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Renfrow
Ovurmix
Territorial University
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Congress
Where is Barrett Scott Search for Missing Ex-Treasurer
O'Nei Neb Jan 10 Pinkerman Roy and Milligan alleged lynchers of Barrett Scott waived preliminary examination and were bound over in 1 200 bonds to appear in district court next month Sheriff Hamilton started today with volunteers from Niobrara valley to continue the body search The plan is that the body was thrown into the Niobrara river grappling hooks will be used but shifting river bed and quicksand reduce chances of recovery
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Holt County
Nebraska
O'Nei
Pinkerman
Roy
Milligan
Barrett Scott
Hamilton
Niobrara Valley
Niobrara
Bandits Discovered in Western Cities In Police Sweep
Jan 10 reports from Curcaco and other cities describe a police sweep uncovering a burglar gang with branches in major Western cities. A San Francisco HQ is suspected after the La Grange fence arrest of Peter N. D. Kelden and Rudolph Hedberg, with more arrests likely.
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Curcaco
la Grange
Chicago
Peter N. D. Kelden
Rudolph Hedberg
Kelden
San Francisco
Reed's Rules and Missouri House Proceedings Review
Jerrensos Crry Mo Jan 10 The Missouri house convened and debated a resolution to place a life sized portrait of General Nathaniel Lyons in the chamber but substituted to restore Lyons wall piece by Tubbs Osage. Bills discussed include salaries, election law changes, railway and labor measures, versus Reed's rules adoption in place of Smith's digest.
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Moore
Stone
House of Is
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Holt
John T. Crisp
Jackson
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Lincoln
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Osage
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Olare
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St Louis
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Texas
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Benton
University At
Columbia
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Laclede
Ife
Missouri
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Gasconade
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Higbee
Schuyler
Buckner
Pike
Young
St. Francois
House
Committee On
Reed
Smith
Denny
Atchison County
Senate
Mott
Conference of Judges
Landrum
Assembly
Wordman
Board of Aldermen
Yeater
Lancaster
Trade With Germany In Dressed Beef and Live Cattle
A report to Secretary Morton on U S cattle trade with Germany finds dressed beef and live cattle imported from the United States to be of very high quality. It notes potential hindrances from local prohibition and transport limits, and suggests better German refrigerated railcar service would be needed to expand shipments to Hamburg.
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Boen
Wasnixerox
Agricultural Department
Germany
Morton
America
Hamburg
Quay and the Income Tax Debate Moves to Court Rulings
The Senate session includes Harris of Tennessee's reelection, with extensive remarks. Mr Cockrell of Missouri signals urgency deficiency bill advancement and amends to allow state court consideration of constitutionality of tax provisions on gains and incomes when cases are pending, seeking court review of the act's elements.
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Senate
Harris
Tenesse
Br. Cockrell
Missouri
Appropriations Committee
Cockrell
Quay
Nollor
All Armenian Prison Imprisons Population Business Stops
Reports from Constantinople state the sultan asked Britain to disavow Gladstone's Anglo Armenian speech. Armenians face mass imprisonment and business shutdowns amid Turkish policy fears. Vienna says Armenian Catholics pressed to yield pro-Turkish evidence. Witnesses removed as divisions within Armenian groups blur unity.
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Standard
Constantinople
Great Britain
Gladstone
Hawarden
Musselman
Vienna
Turkey
Mgr. Azarian
Visar
Moosh
Seck
Eccentric Kipling Seeks Solitude Near Brattleboro
The Brattleboro area hosts Rudyard Kipling, nicknamed eccentric by locals, who dislikes interviewers and enjoys old clothes and a pipe. He built a long stone house off the Brattleboro line with a hidden entry, enjoys country views, and acts as a genial host while avoiding press attention.
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Kipling
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Brattleboro
Cleveland
India
Balestier
Begad
Vermont
Rich in intellect and ruin: a German teacher’s suicide tale
In New York near Washing Square a German scholar named Hoevel, a former Potsdam gymnasium teacher and doctor of philosophy, fell on hard times. He sought work, spoke with a fluent but broken German, and after failing to secure pupils, drifted about the city until his poverty led to despair. A later Evening Post item notes his suicide on East Fifty-seventh Street.
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England
United States
Kipling
Carolyn Balestier
Brattleboro
Kate Field
Washington
Square
New York
Lam
University of Jena
Potsdam
Enid
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Hoevel
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Evening Post
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