Morton Flayed Attacks On Bryan Illiteracy Charge
Washington Jan 29 The House passed the Indian appropriation bill and moved to the agricultural one as two speeches dominated the session. Ohio's Grosvenor attacked ex Governor Altgeld and Missouri's De Armond ridiculed Secretary Morton over his pamphlet The Farmer's Interest in Finance. De Armond argued the silver agitation mainly came from farmers, and challenged Morton to prove responsibility for political outcomes amid sharp exchanges with Republicans and Democrats.
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Grosvenor
Ohio
Altgeld
Timots
BeArmond
Miscouri
Morton
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Eptech
Bryan
Hia
Otriu
al- Saeed
Ghent
Aitgeid
Ohio Vale
de Armond
Democrat
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Peniavivauia
Joni
Woodhaven
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National Museea
Apis
Nebruslan
Mr. Kem
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Growvenat
Philp
End of Cheap Gas Sparks Merger Talk in Kansas City
A Kansas City gas price war ends as Missouri Gas Co and Philadelphia trust affiliates consider consolidation. Previous rates dropped from $1.40 per thousand to 1 cent plus meter charges and stove subsidies, prompting public outcry and city council delay on a charter to fuse the firms. Albany reports Senate Lexow chairing a trust inquiry committee as Behringer Coal and local suppliers push services in Kansas and nearby towns.
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Kansas City
Kansasity Gas
Philadelphia Gas Trust
Missouri Gas Company
Eiy Council
Gage Accepts Post as Treasury Secretary In McKinley Era
Canton January 28 Lyman I Gage president of the First National Bank of Chicago accepted McKinley's offer of the treasury portfolio after a conference at the McKinley home. Gage told reporters he would fill the position to the best of his ability and declined to discuss policy details. He arrived with Cyrus Leland and was briefed on tariff matters, noting broad agreement with McKinley. The report covers his early life, career rise from clerk to bank president, and two marriages, highlighting his roles in banking, the World’s Fair work, and Club memberships.
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Canton
Lyman I Gage
First National Bank of Chicago
McKinley
Associated Press
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Gage
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National Committee
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Madiain County
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Homie Post Office
Chicago
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Merchants’ Savings, Loan and
First National Bank
Wse
American Bankers’ Association
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Ard Ul Holds
Fig
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Wirt Dexter
Dokie
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Worki's Fair Dé Fectors
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Shia
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Commercial and Union League
Desiring Civil Service Reforms From Manufacturers Meet
At yesterday’s meeting of the National Association of Manufacturers resolutions urged creating trained consular officers and clerks with reasonable salaries. They called for American letters in consular offices and a strong centralized headquarters for commercial representatives. Delegates from many cities advocated the convention in New Haven. executive committee headquarters to remain with the president. The convention adjourned after minor matters were discussed.
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Vad
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Desert View
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Cilire
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Try
Cleveland Hosts Annual Reception to the Judiciary
Washington reports the president and Mia attended the Cleveland annual reception to the judiciary and Congress last night. The scene inside the mansion featured elaborate tables and ornate decor with notable guests arriving in sleighs, marking a briliant but unusual event amid high attendance.
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Judiciary
Washington
Jan
Congress
Czars Health Delays Imperial Plans and State Visits
A St Petersburg dispatch reports the czars health woes halt a planned May trip to London and postpone visits by Wilhelm II and Franz Joseph. Also note in Indiana a local paper’s Woman's Edition touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best for croup colds and bronchitis with family use and bottle recommendations.
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Westfield
Ind
Wrestfield
Chamberlain
Drug Slate
Heitfeld Wins Idaho Senate Seat in Gold Republican Shift
Boise voters chose J. Heitfeld as United States senator to succeed F. T. Dubois after a fusion fight between Democrats Populists and silver Republicans. Heitfeld secured 35 votes, one short of a majority, with 13 Democrats switching to back him and some Populists bolting before reconciliation. The resultderails Dubois’ bid and marks Heitfeld’s ascent amid party realignments.
Cleveland to Speak at Carnegie Hall Address Tonight
President accompanied by Secretary left Washington by special train for New York to deliver an address at Carnegie Hall for the New York Academy of Medicine semi centennial celebration. Weather shows generally fair with cold temperatures in Washington and Kansas forecast for the weekend.
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Carnegie Ball
Washington
Lament
Pennsylvania
New York
Aebt
Carnegie Hall
New York Academy of Medicine
Suffrage Debate Splits Over Enlargement of National Board
In Des Moines the National Woman Suffrage Association debated adding fourteen members to the national governing panel to widen rep resentation of state branches. Susan Anthony opposed expansion arguing it would hinder unity and tighten control by national workers. The proposal failed by a narrow vote and Anthony said contributors should not control campaigns. Readings by McCulloch and Stetson highlighted the evening program as lawmakers in session were told of suffrage speakers.
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Des Moines
National Woman Suffrage Association
Clara T Colty
Nebraska
McCulloch
Addison
Kansas
Atwater
Montana
Nelson
National Association
Dew
Hird
Divorce Hearing Details in Cowley Case at High Court
London January hearing in the High Court before Justice Barnes resumed the divorce petition by Countess Cowley against Henry Arthur Storrington Wellesley Earl Cowley. Defense by Sir Edward Clarke denied desertion and challenged adultery evidence, Cowley admitting past adultery and citing jealousy and frequent quarrels as causes for separation. Unity between Cowley and Mrs Cherrington was challenged as speculation.
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London
High Court of Justice
Justice Barnes
Countess Cowley
Henry Arthur Storrington Wellesley
Earl Cowley
Edward Clarke
Q. P
Sip Pinward
Hart Coley
Mr. Cherrington
Iard Cowley
Spevit
Expensive Drink Tale Highlights Coffee Habit
A soldier mocks Indian love of whisky and contrasts it with coffee habits. The text promotes Postum Cereal as a healthier alternative, claiming coffee harms health and Postum nourishes vitality, with ad-like lines urging readers to switch from berry coffee to Postum.
Revolver Drawn During Soprano Ellen Beach Yaw Concert
Denver case reports Ellen Beach Yaw’s Central Presbyterian Church recital ending in a cash attachment dispute. Deputy Sheriff Ebersole confronted Dingley Brown and attorney in a struggle over a cash drawer, with a .45 revolver drawn as tensions rose. About $30 to $40 remained. $427 debt from California engagement remains unsettled.
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Jas H. Lave
Brow
Meach Yaw
Graniger
Shell
What Ails the West Discrimination in Freight Rates
Mr E Thurber at the National Board of Trade accuses railroads of bias against farmers in freight pricing. He cites Interstate Commerce Commission data showing suffering in the railroad business, noting farmers pay 13 cents per bushel for cargo while large shippers get 6 cents. He warns such inequities fuel unrest and anarchist sentiment along the Mischaespot river.
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Wallington
National Board of Trade
E .Thurber
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thurber
Raul Corn
Chicago
Trieess
Delightful Kansas Sale Promises Low Prices Soon
The Kansas business announces a grand sale of fine clothing and furnishings in Kansas City now located in Missouri. It pledges to break records in low priced selling, recalling 1880s plains days when goods reached customers up to a hundred miles away. Watch Topeka Daily for details.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Here
Topeka
Sherman Makes a Pledge to Keep Greenbacks in Use
Cincinnati January 2 The Times Star publishes a correspondence from Hon John Sherman Washington DC Dear Sir I am gratified to see you do not favor retirement of Greenbacks I am in favor of the Government retiring 100000000 now held The rest of the funds would be used to meet receipts and deficiencies and paid out as needed retired when revenues are sufficient A dollar a barrel would increase revenue and save the government from issuing more bonds Joseph F Lakin P 1 would amend the national banking laws to allow new banks to deposit silver dollars at 0 per cent of gold value with the mint Certificates pledged to secure circulation and old banks retire here abroad and put bullion on some fate make circulation tax free Then our nation will become the money lending nation of the world Your obedient servant JOSEPH F LAKIN United States Senator Chamber Washington DC January Mr Joseph F Larkin Mr Ded Biri Your note of theem received I agree with you on financial policy and will carry it out as far as I can Yours very truly SoH</S>
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Boise
Idaho
Jan
Heitfeld
Pap
Wss
United States
F. T. Dubois
Dubois
T. F. Nelson
W. H. Claggett
Clausett
Heitteid
Pondlist
Claggett
Beitteid
Heltfeld
Fenn
Senator Dubois
Fisher
Hell
Ela Dubois
A. Walsh
Democratic National Committee
National Democratic
Walsh
Honey Heitfeld
St Louis
Henry Heitfrid
St. Louis
Seneca
Kan
Northwest
Pomeroy
Poroline
Himse If
State Senate
John Sherman
Washington, D. C
Joseph F. Lakin
Aiber Tullott
Cleveland to Be Honored by New York Merchants
New York on January 23 reports that former President Grover Cleveland will be guests of honor at a chamber of commerce dinner. A resolution and commemorative souvenir will mark his departure, with speeches focusing on his civil service reform and the treaty stance with England. The event aims to be broadly representative and marks a notable local recognition.
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Cleveland
Kiv
Chamber of Commerce
England
Chester A. Arthur
Otder
Prize Fight Bill Passes in Carson City Nevada
In Carson City Nevada on January 19 the senate passed a prize fight bill by a 9 to 0 vote. The measure aims to permit boxing matches in the state and now goes to the governor for signature. W H Heerick stated that if signed the big fight might occur in Nevada and he and Dan Steynarts anticipate ample protection under the bill. He noted Nevada has a different standard of morality than Texas and Arkansas.
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Nev
Senate
W. H. Heerick
Dan Steyn
Nevada
Stewart
Texas
Arkansas
Cranberry Makers Push Tariff On Lingon Berries
Wisconsin Cranberry Growers Association asks in Senate for tariff protection claiming European lingonberries flood the market free of duty and injure the industry. They urge lingonberries be included in the next tariff schedule under their native name and taxed accordingly.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Wisconsin Cranberry Growers’ Association
Bonnor Vilas
Senate
Canada
Chinatown Raid in San Francisco Prompts Police Action
Police conduct raids in Chinatown targeting the See Yisp faction. meeting houses seized and furniture damaged. Several pistols and iron bars found. injuries reported. Bold claim of large-scale resistance forces in Calcutta referenced, with unclear context and wording.
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