Tariff Revision Debate Divides Republican Delegations
A scramble within the Republican side shows 24 leaders backing or opposing proposed tariff revision. Dalzell, Tawney, and Frelinghuysen allies push opposition against the plan, while Pennsylvanian and Ohio members sign petitions against revision. Pacific coast delegates show limited interest, with little active support for moving the measure in the House.
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Senate Statehood and Railroad Debates Dominate Jan 12 Session
Washington dispatch notes the Senate split between statehood assertions and railroad regulation. Newlands spoke on railroads amid a heated clash with Spooner Foraker and others. Amendments to statehood mostly passed except those about Indian Territory economies. In the House, Miles was debated for inspector general of Massachusetts as discussions centered on militia pay for retired officers with Hall proposing limits on full pay for officers serving with state militias. Debate continued amid partisan tension and procedural disputes.
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Indigestion remedy praised as best yet from Chamberlain's
Fragmentary report notes a user praising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver for indigestion, claiming it helps more effectively than any other remedy experienced. Includes unclear references to sources and personal endorsement.
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Indianapolis to secure state supervision of banks and repeal laws
Fragmented notes report proposed reforms in Indiana including state supervision of banks, limiting bank deposits to ten thousand dollars, repeal of an open year round tax, and new township vote methods. Other items mention arrests, court cases, and weather impacts with scattered local incidents and oblique references to political figures and religious leaders.
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Bank Run In Grant Street Sparks Panic In New York
A frenzied run on the State Bank in Grant Street drew about 6,000 people and caused extensive damage to the building’s railing and light well. Depositors demanded cash. officers paid out largely in specie to prevent chaos as anxious Hebrews and others pressed for early withdrawal amid reports of a proposed cut in deposits.
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Chicago City Hallway Co. sale to Morgan syndicate closes
A New York report states the sale of controlling interest in the Chicago City Hallway Co. to a Morgan syndicate will underwrite changes. The deal aims to reconstruct street railway properties and invest about 40 million dollars to 90 million dollars. Associated with large private seating and western banks, the plan envisions control of the Chicago Union Traction Co. and a major redevelopment of transit assets.
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Cotton Situation Prompts Nationwide Farmer Meetings
In Georgia and across the South farmers gather to blunt the cotton surplus. Meetings advocate a 25 percent cut in cotton acreage and reduced fertilizer use. Some planters plan to plant no cotton next year, preferring to buy staple bales at current prices.
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Misrepresentation Charges Against Chatfield Arrested
Chicago Jan 12 ENP Chatfield secretary of the Tit Show Manufacturing was arrested on complaint of former employees alleging he induced them to quit good St Louis positions to join the Chicago firm. Chatfield denied the charges and was released on 36000 bond. Destructive fire in Milwaukee gutted a confectionery and saddlery business causing estimated losses of 250000. Ratall Furniture Dealers association met with officers WN Koch Pittsburgh presiding. Russian cruiser may be returning to port badly damaged en route from Cronstadt. Monkey flesh as food referenced in a Morp article fragment.
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Petal Bee Mystery Remains Unsolved in Local Brief
Fragmentary notes describe a botany curiosity, noting a Petal Bee and several unfamiliar terms. Authorities urge careful observation as researchers seek to identify the source of the anomaly and its potential impact on nearby flora.
Duke Family Seeks Court Action Over Brodie Duke Case
New York January 12 Justice Greenbaum ordered a hearing to determine mental condition and possible guardianship for Brodie Duke. The move aims to assess control over his person and property amid alleged marriage plans and criminal conspiracy claims involving Duke relatives and allies.
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Buried in a Glass Jar Mystery Theft Probe
Detectives recovered more than 23000 dollars in jewelry hidden in a glass jar on West 135th Street between Eighth and Central Avenues. The loot belonged to Mrs Ashleborn Clark, tied to Mrs Potter and Bishop Henry Potter, stolen from Fermleigh near Cooperstown on July 7 last year. William Coleman, long familiar with prison, was arrested in the city on July 26 for the theft and held at Cooperstown until the grand jury failed to indict in November. he was rearrested near the hiding spot of the treasure.
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Wreck Near Pigott Kills Three Trainmen and Burns Woman
Dense fog caused a locomotive to crash into a caboose at Pigott Arkansas on the Cotton Belt. Three train men Jenks Coins and Brooking were killed and Mrs Louis K Walms of St Francis Ark and two children were injured. the wreck ignited a fire and the car burned.
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