Powers of New York in rail bill clash draws Boston wrecking charge
In Washington a heated debate on the A & P railroad bills features Powers of Vermont and Barrett of Massachusetts trading attacks over conference reports and alleged stock jobbing. Powers likens Boston to a wreckers’ nest while Barrett accuses him of opposing public interest, as the House adjourns amid party discord and procedural clashes.
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Washington
Cunter
Atay Me & Pacific
Me. Powers
Vermont
Barrett
Massachusetts
Powers
Barret
Central Railroad
Grout
Hardy
Indiana
Supreme Court
Fly
Maeiachivette
Masachusetts
Boston
Indienatiuy
Fentician
Enteman
genUer
Turret
Mme
Drr. Harrett
Ver- Mont
New York Banks Cut Deposit Interest Rates Across Sector
Large New York banks reduce interest on country bank deposits from 2 to 1.5 percent, with intrabank deposits also lowered. Several institutions including National Park Bank and Merchants' Bank have adopted the policy, and more are expected to follow within ten days. The change affects both new and existing accounts.
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New York
Pooling Bill Dead After House Committee Battle
Washington January 9 supporters say the pooling bill cannot pass this congress. Consensus holds the measure faces no chance as the western Midwest oppose and no informal agreement exists to table or calendar it for action.
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Washington
Congress
Alger Accepts Cabinet Post in Unconditional Surrender
Gen. Alger states he has been offered the war portfolio and accepts unconditionally. He explains that no appointments are decided yet and cabinet policy remains to his superiors. He renews cordial relations with Hanna and confirms harmonious administration ties.
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Gen. Alger
Canton
Jan
Frussell A. Alger
McKinley
McKkiniey
Cleveland
Hanna
Detroit
Associated Press
Maj
McKiney
Accor
Heisferd
War Department
General Alger Incidents and Family History in Ohio and Michigan
The obituary outlines Gen Russell A. Alger born February 23 in Lafayette Township Medina County Ohio. It traces his early hardship after losing both parents, schooling at Richfield Academy, law studies in Akron, and early practice in Cleveland before health prompted a move to Grand Rapids Michigan. It covers his Civil War service, promotions to major and colonel, later retirement, and roles in lumber and plug timber business in Detroit. It notes his governorship starting in 1884, a 1888 presidential nomination bid, and his friendship with Senator Alger and the rift with Sherman supporters. It concludes with praise from veterans, describing him as generous and beloved, and mentions his three sons and three daughters.
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Russel A. Alnor
Lafayette Township
Medina County
Ohio
William the Conqueror
Richfeld
Akron
Otis & Coftnbury
Cleveland
Grand Rapids
Mich
Annatte HL. Henry
Alger
Second Michigan Cavalry
Booneville
Miss
Detroit
Moore & Alger
R.A. Alger & Co
Middle Great
Gen. Alger
Begole
Sherhah
G. A. Tt
Michigan
Hotel Royal Guthrie May Lease After April 1 1892
The Hotel Royal at Guthrie the citys first class hotel and yearly money maker can be leased after April 1 1892. Terms require contacting J M Brooks Guthrie O T. Also note Broken edge collars made smooth by Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Oklahoma
Hotel Royal
Guthrie
J. M. Brooks
Amooth
Munyon's Guide to Health Promises Self Care Manual
Munyon's Guide to Health offers readers a self help medical manual with symptom lists and remedies. It claims to render doctor visits unnecessary, praises extensive research and affordable access through drug stores or Professor Munyon at 1505 Arch Street Philadelphia.
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Munjiar
Munyon
Prof
Arsh Street
Philadelphia
Ny Disease
New York Academy of Medicine Centennial Address Draws President Cleveland
President Cleveland attended Carnegie Hall for the New York Academy of Medicine semi centennial celebration. He humorously reflected on choosing between sailor and doctor, praised medical progress, ethics, and public duty, and urged physicians to support national governance and civic participation.
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New York
Jar
United States
Wes Ian
Academy
Fleck
America
Miss Anthony Defends Four Star Flag at Suffragists Meet
Dee Mather reports at the National Suffrage convention where Susan B. Anthony responds to a Cap Ual paper critic. Anthony asserts four states fully recognize the principles of equality, referencing Wyoming California Idaho and urging action akin to Brooklyn women. An unrelated Riverside coal advertisement appears at the end.
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Anthony
Dee Mather
Tse A Ja
Susan Fh Anthony
Cap Ual
Thin City
Alice Dev
Tie Nation
Wee
Sutton
Omar
Brooklyn
Wyoming
Caloristah
Idaho
Safi
Beyeen
Disappointing January Hicks Business Bright Promises
R G Dun & Co reports January a month of disappointment yet real gains with price declines easing and certain industries expanding. Wheat, cotton, wool, iron, and steel show varied movement while exports of corn surge and general trade slows due to severe winter.
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New York
Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Atlantic
Veiton
Emall
Bessemer Pl
Grey Forge
Chitage
Angles
Iowest
United States
Canada
Agafont
Bratefront
Ory
Canadian Dominion
Topeka Coal Company Ad Promises Bargains
Riverside street and Kansas Avenue in Topeka host the Topeka Coal Company offering deals on coal. Prominent phrases mention collars and a client guidance approach with a phone contact at 222 and references to nearby locations such as 114 West Street.
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Riverside Lump and Nut
Topeka Coal Company
Riverside
Kansas Avenue
Sth
Corbett Goes His Bail In Chicago Incident
In Chicago an audience waited as James J. Corbett sought to help release fellow actor Doyle arrested over a ring valued at 145. Miss Catherine Hudder of Aurora alleged Doyle disposed of the ring given in trust. Corbett offered to deposit 200 for Doyle’s court appearance and the matter was settled with a bail deposit.
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Chicago
Jarveny
W. F. ‘Porte
James J. Corridett
Arter
Catherine Huder
Aurora
Doyle
Central Police Station
Tnere
Wood
Corbett
Stuart Not Surprised by Passage of Prize Fight Bill
Dallas. Jan 3. van A Stewart said Governor Saddler signed the bill to license glove contests and he was not surprised. He praised the medical certification provision and noted fighters were healthy. Stewart expected Corbett to travel from Chicago to Kansas City for training and Fitzsimmons to be in condition. He planned to move to Nevada within days and build an amphitheater for 25 000 to 30 000 spectators and add a wing shot carnival event with Edgar Murphy and Pred Oey.
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Dallas
Tex
van A. Stewart
Saddler
Stuart
Corbett
Chicago
Kansans City
Martin Julian
Fitzsimmons
Nevada
Edgar Murphy
Pred Oey
California Citrus Growers Push Tariff on Oranges
Los Angeles January 30 The Southern California citrus growers rally for a tariff and ban on Mexican fruit to protect California orange markets. A committee will send representatives to Washington to lobby Congress for prohibition of fruit from infected districts and duties on foreign fruit. A memorial with about 4,000 signatures will be printed for Congress.
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California
Los Angeles
Cal
Congress
McKinley
Washington
Mexico
Lincoln party visits Congress mine on pleasure trip
BOB LINCOLN IN ARIZONA. Porter chairs Chiesen and Eastern railway board with Robert Lincoln N K Fairbank Marshall Field and General Wesley Merritt arrive in Phoenix on a pleasure trip. They toured the Congress mine where Fairbank is interested and may extend the journey to southern California.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Porter
The
Chiesen & Eastern Railway
Robert T. Lincoln
N. K. Fairbank
Marshall Field
General Wesley Merritt
Department of Che Missouri
Congress Mine
Fairbank
California
Quiet policy hinted by National Republican leader
General Osborne in charge at Washington says no instructions on suspending political agitation. He notes no decision yet and suggests continuing routine activity in a quiet manner for the present.
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Clevemea
Gam
Amene
Charman Maapa
Wil- Nur A Osborne
National Republican
Washington
Politica
Republican
Osborne Tild
Fire disrupts Denison Hotel. guests evacuated after blaze
A fire swept through the Denison Hotel in Tidianapolia on January 2, causing urgent evacuation. The blaze, quelled with water damage estimated at two thousand dollars, left guests unsettled but all were reportedly provided for and served as usual at the large port.
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Denison
Tidianapolia
Tie Iro
Lie
Weather Indications In Washington And Kansas
Jan 30 weather notes show total rain this afternoon and night in Kansas with rising temperatures. Expect southeasterly winds and relatively unsettled skies as the system passes.
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Washington
Kansas
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad for various skin ailments
An old newspaper ad promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions plus piles with a money back guarantee. It lists price at 25 cents per box and notes vendors J K Jones Riverside Iowa area and mentions DeWitt Little Early Risers tablets as a laxative option.
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Bucklen
J. K. Jones
Fifth
Kansas Ave
Mineral Water and Cough Cure Advertisements
In the west area readers are invited to sample Mineral Water praised as fine. TE Wn Phillips promotes the water at 12 6 Heights Avenue. A weed in the garden is easily destroyed when it starts, and One Minute Cough Cure by G. W. Stansfield advertises nearby at 2 Kanes Avenue.
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Wm. Tennison
Dr. Miles
Phillips
Highth Ave
G. W. Stansfield
Kaneas Avenue
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