Senators Push Abrogation Of Clayton-Bulwer Treaty
Washington reports detail Senate executive session on arbitration treaty. Senator Morgan urges abrogating the Clayton-Bulwer treaty as obsolete, arguing recognition of Britain’s past actions and possible arbitration under the new pact. Bacon proposes bond relief for southern states, while several amendments aim to require presidential assent and exclude Alaska border disputes from arbitration.
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Senators Debate Open News Reporting in Senate Session
The Senate discusses the ethics and methods of modern news gathering after Monday's secret session reports. West Hale Hearst Gallinger Teller and others weigh openness versus controlled access while praising report accuracy.
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Connecticut Republicans Debate Gold Standard Declaration
Washington reports indicate a congressional committee hearing on the gold standard where Representative Hill of Connecticut criticizes the Republicans’ stance and argues the party's past electoral position should not dictate current policy. The discussion centers on restraining free silver efforts and aligning with fiscal restraint.
Tariff Debates Stall On Steel Billets and White Pine Duty
Washington Feb 10 The ways and means committee stalled on duties for steel billets and bars amid calls from the Iron and Steel association for higher tariffs. A sub committee will study the issue before the next meeting. Also Republicans met Michigan lumbermen opposed to a $2 white pine duty fearing retaliatory Canadian taxes on stumpage and property.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Vandalia bill eyed to seize road for debt
Indiana lawmakers weigh a bill to authorize the attorney general to sue for collection of 1.5 million dollars owed by the Vandalia road. If justified, the state would take possession and operate the line until the debt is paid, with board reforms and prison system changes also discussed. Governor Mount calls for judiciary reform to reduce circuits and save money. Attorney General Ketcham accuses Vandalia of fraud in a railway statement to the legislature.
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Ticket Brokers Hearings On Antibrokerage Bill Postponed
Washington Feb 10 The House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee held a session to hear opposition to a pending ticket brokerage prohibition bill. No one appeared and the chairman read a letter from George M McKenzie of the American Ticket Brokers association arguing the bill has been favorably reported and thus beyond the committee’s jurisdiction.
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Swindler Campbell Arzsigned in Vincennes Case
Vincennes Indiana February 10 The prison er John Campbell arrested at Abbeyville on a bunco scheme against Adams Express Co for 400 dollars identified by express agent Will Lee who says Campbell posed as J B Clinger of Birds Is He pleaded not guilty in court bond set at 500 dollars His home is Mount Carmel Illinois Campbell is son in law of Klinger Funeral of George W Shanklin editor of Evansville Courter took place at residence of Justice Harlan Rev Dr Radcliffe officiating Final obsequies Evansville pall bearers included Senator Turple Justice Brewer General J W Foster Representative Jo o Stealey and J
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Wilson Honors President TM and Eerettes Parade Event
An unclear fragment notes Wilson giving an honor related to a parade or recognition involving President TM and an entity named Eerettes Pare. Further readable specifics are unavailable.
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Ee Euretts
Richmond Veteran Kneebs Backstory Ties Indiana Beginnings
In Richmond Indiana on February 10 the trial of Robert Kneebs the American horseman convicted in Berlin last Friday for ringing is recalled as his first racing experience in Indiana He arrived from Ohio to Richmond settled at the half mile track and trained horses at the old fairground where he once drew crowds and winnings Local horsemen remember him as a tricky figure who used various methods to win and his name remains part of Richmond racing lore.
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Treasure near Richmond under $46 000 said buried long ago
Report claims a hoard valued over 46000 dollars lies beneath the ground near Richmond. John Swim, a mentally troubled man who died at Eaton, reportedly buried most of his fortune after guardianship was appointed due to eccentricities. His estate was valued at 10000 dollars at death and no further trace has surfaced.
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Boston firm clerked to amends and goods offered
A Boston firm run by a man who scoured amends clothing and furniture built a large office with clerks and typewriters. Exposure occurred yesterday and most goods were returned to suppliers.
Aged Couple Stricken In Indianola Farm Incident
In Hagerstown Indiana on February 10 Mrs Oliver Stout wife of a wealthy farmer fell fracturing her thigh. Her husband collapsed powerless from shock as she suffered intense pain while she remained unaware of his condition. In Milton Indiana on February 10 a young man presented a forged check payable to Harry Boggs for seventy dollars cashing it at the Western Wayne bank Cambridge City claiming to be Omer Hurst. No arrests yet.
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McKinley Promised Cooperation On Commerce Department Plan
Ferdinand W. Peck and Franklin H. Head of the National Business Men's League reported to McKinley at his home that Congress would see special legislation next session. They seek a new department of commerce and industry and a tariff commission to handle tariff issues with presidential backing.
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Greek ironclad salutes Turkish flag in Canea
Canea reports a quiet morning with some stores open and provisions arriving. The Greek ironclad has now saluted the Turkish flag signaling a tense display of maritime protocol amid ongoing tensions.
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Collapse of Cornwall Viaduct Kills Twelve Men
In Cornwall a collapsed scaffolding on a railroad viaduct caused twelve men to fall 150 feet and die. Also reported Dr Gaspar Betancourt was reportedly freed in Havana after arrest as a political suspect.
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Weather Indications For Five States Report Snow and Cold
The forecast from 8 p m yesterday shows threatening weather and light snow for Troinna and Minnesota with southeasterly winds turning variable and colder in the north. Michigan and Wisconsin expect generally cloudy skies with snow and colder northeasterly winds. Iowa faces threatening weather and snow with winds shifting to the north.
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New York Money and Chicago Live Stock Reports
New York report shows money on call at 13 42 percent nominal and sterling exchange steady with bankers bills quoted. U S government bonds and United States securities move amid updated coupon and registered figures. Chicago live stock prices at Union Stock Yards list hogs and cattle with receipts and ranges for day. Hogs around 3.25 to 3.4736. cattle from 2.75 to 5.50. sheep and lambs at 2.75 to 3.50 with various grades and feeders noted. Grain and produce details are briefly noted from Chicago markets.
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