Sunday Congress Session Delays and Naval Bill Vote
Washington March 4 Sunday session of Congress drew crowds and heavy traffic as both houses faced a jammed Capitol and busy galleries. The main action centered on the naval bill reducing new battleships and a ruling on the sugar bounty provision with broad debate and late-night votes.
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Oklahoma
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Monetary Conference Taker Crisp Chosen by House Senate Delegates Named
The report notes Speaker Crisp selected to chair the monetary conference with Senators Teller Jones and Daniel chosen as the Senate representatives. Washington dispatches say President has spent long hours reviewing a flood of bills from both chambers while planning to avoid the capitol near closing time.
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Daniel
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Arkansas
Senate
Carlisle replies to Congress on Treasury removals and promotions
Secretary Carlisle transmits a House resolution response detailing changes in the Treasury Department since March 4 1893. He reports 135 removals and 135 appointments or reinstatements, asserting no discrimination against soldiers in removals and noting preference for soldiers in appointments when qualified.
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Saliva Fire Triggers Lowe-Will Rebuild at Sativa Kan
A March fire in Sativa Kansas ravaged a three story brick temple and caused about 200000 in losses. The Masonic lodge and Isis Temple plan immediate rebuilding in the burned district once insurance is settled. Other East side buildings may wait for better farming returns before rebuilding.
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Sativa
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Masonic Lodge
Isis Temple
Mystic Shrine
Extensive Check Raising Uncovered in Denver
In Denver March 4 a highly systematic check raising scheme has been unearthed targeting the Union Pacific Railway company, nearly every Denver bank, and several dry goods houses. The gang worked west to Lake Superior and escaped toward the coast, leaving a trail of victims and bold, dishonest methods.
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America
Union Pacific Railway Company
Lake Sud
Severe Cold Wave Predicted Across Midwest States
The weather bureau forecasts a severe cold snap over Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana. Temperatures to drop about twenty five degrees with Chicago seeing near ten degrees. The House Agriculture Committee approved resolutions praising Chairman Hatch for sixteen years of service.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Iewa
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago
House Committee On Agriculture
Hatch
Congress Review 53rd Session Ends Without Agreement
A summary notes failure to resolve major financial and policy issues in the last session of the Fifty third Congress. Highlights include stalled Nicaragua canal plans, pooling bill, anti option bill, and limited progress on appropriations and naval expansion. The article covers Senate House disagreements, proposed constitutional amendment for direct Senate elections, and various bills that died or passed in different forms.
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O'Slock
Dimsmore
Arkansas
Tooisa
Arkansas and Northwestern Railroad
Major Sesame Ohn
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Virginia
Sickles
Gettysburg
Congress
Wasuiwetox
District of Columbia
Nicaragua
Union Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Blaine
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
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Secretary of State
Great Britain
Behring Sea
Commercial Travelers’ Organization
Senate Committee On Privileges and
Wnst
Deputies Corner Five in Flat Iron Cave Near Pawnee
Deputy Marshal John Royle reports that Bill Dovlan and five gang members are surrounded in a cave twenty five miles northeast of Pawnee in the Flat Iron country. Boyle has gone for reinforcements to aid the posse in the prewar case.
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John Royle
Pawnee
Bill Dovlan
Pawhee
Boyle
Cosse
Leo XIII Coronation Anniversary Celebrated in Rome
The seventeenth anniversary of Pope Leo XIII s coronation was honored Sunday in Rome with pomp. The pope, carried in the sedia gestatoria, traveled from his apartments to the Sistine Chapel for ceremonies attended by cardinals, diplomats, Knights of Malta, and foreign dignitaries. Cardinal Vannutelli celebrated Mass as the pope assisted. After te deum the procession reformed and he departed in solemn ceremony.
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Robbers in ulsters hold up train near Antelope Cal
Train No 3 was held up near Antelope station by two masked men in long ulsters. They entered the cab and forced the engineer and fireman to uncouple the baggage car. A struggle followed. the robbers fled into the woods after escaping the train crew.
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Theater Fire Destroys Rohrbaughs Ottawa Auditorium
Fire leveled Rohrbaughs Auditorium in Ottawa along with two dwellings three barns and other outbuildings. Loss estimated around twenty five thousand dollars as heroic fireman efforts saved much of the south side. In Washington a bill changes the name of the United States Military Prison to United States Penitentiary after July first.
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Briefs from the wire on disasters and politics across the nation
A string of terse notices reports: a 100 foot fall kills Marshall Brooks in a Missouri zinc mine near Arora. Chicago Glove ER works destroyed by fire with $100,000 loss. Missouri governor vetoes the so called ringer bill. Wilde is linked to a criminal libel arrest of the Marquis Queensberry. three men blown apart by a sawmill boiler explosion near Adelphi Ohio. Other items note suicides, investigations, bankruptcies, library mergers, accidental deaths, soil rehabilitants, rail agents, Cherokee outlaw jail term, and riots fears in Panama.
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Arora
Globe ER
Chicago
Stone
Missouri
Oscar Wilde
Marquis of Queensberry
Adelphi
Ohio
Perry G. Chamberlain
Arkansas House
Jaccard Watch and Jewelry Company
Kansas City
Astor, Tilden and Lennox
New York
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Holden
Agricultural Department
Orville Vaughn
Chicago and Alton
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Alton
Geoffrey Thomas Phipps Hornby
Ell West
Fort Scott
Kaw
United States
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SE St Mary
Herbert
Albert
Panama
Clay Evans
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Jo Shelby
Gratz
Harry Hayward
Adry
Riner
Leavenworth Coal Company
Paris
Achilles Murst
Caucasses
Her Revenge in Paris A Peasant Daughter’s Fate
A memoir recounts a mute mother, a peasant girl named Adelaide Denis, and generations tangled with Mme Roman. The narrator, a Parisian singer, discovers a locket linking to a father Victor Roman, faces the vengeful Roman matriarch, and ends with independence and wealth amid a life of sorrow.
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Mme. Roman
Paris
Victor Roman
Victor Louis Roman
Victor Homan Soule
Roman
Atlanta Constitution
Disraeli’s Chivalrous Devotion in Public Life
A Nineteenth Century review argues Disraeli showed chivalrous regard for women, heightened by unpublished letters to Mrs Brydgen Williams and daily notes with another brilliant woman. It notes his flattery toward Queen Victoria in private moments, while suggesting public policy reflected less personal deference.
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Froude
Brydgen Williams
Lord Rothschird
Lady Beaconsfield
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