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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1902

Page

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McLaurin Tillman clash sparks senate inquiry push

In Washington on February 25 Senate insiders heatedly debated Tillman’s charge of vote selling and McLaurin’s call for an official inquiry. The session then shifted to a dispute between McComas and Wellington over assurances given by President McKinley on Philippine policy. Wellington rebuked the accusation as a falsehood and was ordered to resume his seat after a formal point of order.

Washington Senate Pritchard North Carolina McLaurin South Carolina Tillman Lritchard Privileges and Elections Committee Tilman McComas Wellington McKinley United States Philippines Republican Party Tie Agnus Baltimore Frve Maryland Hear

Wellington Defends Veracity in Debate Over Promises

Wellington, agitated, countered McComas's recall of statements, insisting McKinley made prior promises to him. He claimed sinister influences forced abandonment of those promises and noted his colleague shares the same assertions about prior assurances.

Wellington McComas

Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription praised for expectant mothers

An English language testimonial extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for relief during early maternity pains. The letter from Mrs P S Douglas of Mansonville Quebec credits the remedies with curing nausea, aiding appetite, sleep, and energy so she could work again.

St. Pierce

One Amendment Adopted and One That Might Have Been Synopsis

Washington February 25 senate passage of the Philippine tariff bill 46 to 26 after eight hours of debate. Tillman and McLaurin were barred from voting amid contempt controversy. The bill sets duties from the Philippines to the United States at 75 percent of Dingley rates, with exemptions and special provisions for Philippine commerce and bonded imports. The measure allocates duties to Philippine treasury use and grants harbor licenses, with several amendments debated and rejected. At the White House a gala dinner honored foreign envoys with toast exchanges between President Roosevelt Prince Henry of Prussia and other diplomats.

Washington Senate Tillman McLaurin North Carolina Taft Commission Foraker United States Philippines Philippine Archipelago Philippine Commission Philippine Islands Internal Revenue Porte Cochere White House Blue Room President Roosevelt Prince Henry Lord Paunecefote Count Cassini Lord Pauncefete Hay Dr. von Holleben Fuller Prince Henry of Prussia Prince Henry E The

President withdraws Tillman invitation to White House banquet

Washington notes the latest Tillman McLaurin quarrel centers on the president canceling Tillman’s White House dinner invitation for the Prince Kenry function. Tillman, labeled in contempt of the senate, views the move as an executive insult and vows to respect the judgment of brave men while diplomatic guests attend a banquet elsewhere.

Washington Tillan-McLaurin Tillman White House Prince Kenry Naval Committee Senate Cockrell Cortelyou

Prince Henry's White House Dinner Lights Up Washington

The February White House dinner for Prince Henry by President Roosevelt drew a grand, unusually large gathering. East Room table settings showcased magnificent decorations and electric light designs, with Marine Band music mixing German and American patriotic airs as Prince Henry and Admiral Evans arrived amid cheers.

Washington Prince Henry Roosevelt White House United States Marine Band Prince Trenry Admiral Evans

Royal Visit Delights Capitol Audience In Washington

Prince Henry and suite toured the Capitol at 4 PM, met leaders of both houses, received warm welcomes, and witnessed a dramatic Senate moment on the Philippine tariffic bill. He sat in the front gallery as Gilbert of Kentucky spoke on the Philippine question amid applause. The visit featured a greeting from Speaker and a brief exchange of thanks.

Washington Prince Henry Capitol House Senate United States Hitt. Dinsmore Arkansas Grosvenor Gilbert of Kentucky

Prince Henry Visit Sparks Mixed European Reactions

Paris and Berlin reports detail European reactions to Prince Henry of Prussia’s U S visit with comments in The Temps The Journal des Debats and German papers noting American enthusiasm and Europe’s praise of the rising United States Markets from Chicago show hog and cattle price bands while East Buffalo St Louis and Milwaukee stock reports list receipts and price ranges for livestock and grain futures.

Paris Eet Prussia United States The Temps Henry Washington Europe Des Debats Journal Prince Henry Germany Berlin New York Chicago Texas East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission Buffalo St. Louis Grain

Editorials Highlight Rediscovery of Periodicals in U S History

The text notes the growing space devoted to elementary discussions on United States characteristics history and commercial expansion. It remarks on organized demonstrations and editorial articles being favorable to these topics.

United States

Venezuelan revolt strengthens as uprisings spread

Reports from Caracas say the Venezuelan revolt grows daily with new uprisings in Yachira and near Barcelona. General Mato's Libertador allegedly landed arms and defeated troops at El Pilar while insurrectionists press toward Barcena and threaten Carupano. Arrests fuel public frustration.

Willinestad Curacao Caracas Yachira Columbian Barcelona General Mato Libertador Pedarnales Gulf of Paria Maturing el Pilar Carupano Bermudez Riera Sauca

Loss of the Jules Jean Baptiste and other early 20th century incidents

The French sailing vessel Jules Jean Baptiste is reported missing with eighty souls aboard. A wage strike impacts ghiss factories in northern New Jersey. Henry Kress suffers a fractured skull after harsh remarks about the Hohenzollerns at Union Hill. A New York Central collision near Auburn, New Jersey kills five trainmen and injures two others.

Jules Jean Baptiste Ghiss New Jersey Hohenzollerns Henry Kress Union Hill N. J New York Central Auburn

Royal Baking Powder Ad Promotes Digestion

A Royal Baking Powder advertisement claims its pure ingredients aid digestion and prevent distress in foods, noting hygienists and physicians recommend it for delicate digestion. The copy lists Royal Baking Powder Go at 100 William St New York.

Royal Baking Powder William ST New York

Senate adjourns early as Tillman McLaurin seating dispute looms

Washington Feb 26 The Senate adjourned within fifteen minutes after convening amid a tense session over South Carolina senators Tillman and McLaurin. Democratic members faced a contested roll call while President pro tem Frye withdrew a prior ruling, prompting debate on whether their names should appear on the Senate roll during suspensions. Senate leaders avoided further business as the issue looms.

Washington Senate South Carolina Stewart Turner Deam Dubois Tillman McLaurin Frye Stuart

Doubt and debate swirl over senate suspension plan

A Republican led conference on a resolution to suspend two contumacious senators produced broad doubt about procedure. Senators Burrows and Foraker named a subcommittee to seek guidance, while Democrats prepared a restoring motion for Tillman and McLaurin. Adjournment followed Crump’s death news used to push delay.

Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Senate Burrows Foraker Crump Frye Finsther Turner Cdlice Tillman McLaurin

Engineer saves family as house fire traps them

In Mattoon Illinois on February 26 TL EB. Kennep a Big Four engineer endured a blazing house fire. With entry blocked he hurled a 500 pound trunk through a window to create an escape route then lowered his wife and children to safety. He nearly suffocated before escaping as the roof collapsed minutes later.

Mattoon Ars Kennep

Freight service expanded on Rockford and Belvidere line

The Rockford and Belvidere Electric line plans a freight only service on select trains stopping at all farms between Rockford and Belvidere. The experiment has succeeded and two large cars are being built at Rockford shops to handle this traffic.

Frolley Rockford Als Belvidere Columbus Junction Muscat California Pacificorthwest Washington Chicago B. Stewart Agt

Death of Elias Bovey Ends Local Business Leader Career

Elias Bovey a retired lumber merchant and prominent in church and Y M C A circles died aged 64 after a prolonged illness at Dixon on February 26. He leaves behind a widow and several children and was highly regarded in the community.

Dixon Elias Bovey Church Y. M

Battleship Hinois Named Flagship For European Squadron

A New York jury awarded 30 000 dollars to a 77 year old man for the loss of both feet after being run over by a street car. Nellie Collins of Chicago was knocked down and robbed in an elevated station by a one legged thief. The Railway Steel Spring company with authorized capital of 20 000 dollars and 200 shares was incorporated at Trenton New Jersey.

Hinois New York Vincent Muessman Damaiges Nellie Collins Chicago Railway Steel Spring Company Trenton

Mystery Woman in Boston Letters Reveals Past Romance

An elderly Boston woman, once linked to G W Gillespie, recounts a seven year romance and a deeded fortune. relatives pursued property recovery in court as she vanished after his marriage. The 82 year old, described as comely, writes a rambling letter to her sister claiming identity and family origins amid her confinement.

Morse Boston Carter G. W. Gillespie Gillespie Beacon Hill Back Bay Ife Bosten Lpston

Baseball league organized in Sheldon meeting

At the base ball meeting here representatives from Sioux Falls Rock Rapids Sioux City LeMars Flandreau and Sheldon discussed the Iowa and South Dakota league. The season opens May 30 with about eight clubs and runs to September with three games weekly.

Sheldon Sioux Falls Rock Rapids Sioux City LeMars Flandreau Iowa and

Banker John Lienlokken Files Bankruptcy Petition

John Lienlokken, proprietor of Lienlokken's State Bank which failed years ago, filed a bankruptcy petition in the U.S. district court at LaCrosse Wisconsin. Liabilities are listed at 28,621 with assets of 250 claimed as exempt.

Fi'es LaCrosse Wis John Lienlokken Lienlokken

St Louis Chemical Files Articles of Incorporation in Newark

The St Louis Chemical Company with a $1,000,000 capital filed articles of incorporation at Newark New Jersey. Senator Lodge introduced a bill to create bureaus of drainage irrigation and highways in the agriculture department.

St. Louis Chemical Company Newark Prince Trenry Cincinnati Brewers Senator Lodge Department of Agriculture

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