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23 Mar 1900
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Winona Daily Republican in Winona, Minnesota
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
1
Senate peace committee weighs Porto Rico tariff vote split
The Republican peace committee met after adjournment to consider separating the house Porto Rico tariff bill from the government bill and voting on it as passed. It may seek amendments if the house agrees, but there is fear amendments could derail a conference report. Eight senators may oppose unless amended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Peace Committee
Senate
Foraker
Peace Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senare
Davis
Nelson
Minnesota
Wellington
Maryland
Hoar
Massachusetts
Mason
Illinois
Beveridge
Indiana
Proctor
Vermont
Simon
Oregon
Recommit Loud Bill to Post Offices Without Instructions
Loud bill on second class mail matter recommitted to the committee on post offices without instructions after a three day debate. Vote 148 to 96 with 16 present and not voting. Land calls it three strikes and out. The measure's fate in the current congress appears unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigeton
Committee On Post Offices
Land
Explosive Blast Destroys Home at Hercules Powder Plant
A blast at the Hercules powder works in Lamotte Missouri rips the separating house apart. Workers Peter Bucks and Edmond Carter are killed in the explosion with unknown cause. Local authorities investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Hercules Powder Works
Lamotte
Peter Bucks
Edmond Carter
Meet in Omaha to adopt Western League schedule
President Hickey calls a meeting of Western League club managers in Omaha on March 27 to set a new schedule. Mayor Van Wyck vetoes a bill allowing a governor appointed charter revision commission for Greater New York. Navy plans $800000 repair orders for the cruiser Boston at Mare Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickey
Omaha
van Wyck
Greater New York
Navy Department
Boston
Mare Island Navy Yard
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Independent Order of Red Men
Indian
Hatre Nous
Argentine
Stephanie
Austria
Endolphant
Marriage at Miramar chapel ends with scripture officiant
Count Longay and his partner were married in the chapel of Miramar castle with the court chaplain officiating. The Bank of England reports six months ending February 28 profits at 786,149 pounds and a dividend of a specified percent was declared by Governor Samuel Stewart Gladstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Longay
Miramar Castle
Bank of England
Samuel Stewart Gladstone
Rumors of Mafeking Relief Persist in London
London dispatch reports ongoing rumors that Mafeking has been relieved. The War Office denies confirmation and offers no fresh news. Boer claims of victory are dismissed as attempts to boost morale amid continued British progress. Pretoria reportedly braces for a siege. Italian intervention is denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudon
Mafeking
War Office
Gatacre
Baden-Powell
Snyman
Plumer
Buller
Colonel Smith Testifies in Marsh Trial at Lawsine
Colonel Harold Smith testified for most of the day that under orders from Quartermaster General White he wrote letters leading to the sale of state clothing to the Illinois Supply Company for 10500. He said White planned to repurchase the goods and that proceeds were booked as secondhand military stores. He also said bids were steered to Henderson-Ames of Kalamazoo enabling a purchase around sixty thousand dollars for essentially the same goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Marsh
Lawsine
Mich
Harold Smith
White
Illinois Supply Company
Henderson-Ames Company
Kalamazoo
Killed the Bill New York Senate Fails Mortgage Tax Measure
Albany March 23 The New York Senate voted 83 against and 16 for a mortgage tax bill. Internal Republican conflict doomed the measure as U S Senator Platt demanded an exception for mortgages under 4 percent to relieve the New York Central railway and Governor Roosevelt warned of a veto if the bill lacked that clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Senate
United States
Platt
New York Central Railway
Roosevelt
Havana Paper Reports Senators Question on President Election
Havana March 28 editorial notes a Senate commission questioned Havana journalists about electing a president. It says the question signals a future presidential vote and praises the Spanish press for declining to express political opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Senate Commission
United States
Shortage Estimated For City Chamberlain Frank Bundy
Report shows shortage of Frank Bundy, city chamberlain, estimated between 60 000 and 85 000 dollars. Authorities expect his arrest once he is able to leave bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecnara
Frank Bundy
Military Reinforced at Fraxcront Courthouse Mobilizes 75 Deputies
State troops loyal to Governor Beckham occupy the Fraxcront county courthouse and jail for the hearing on powers case against Caleb Powers Captain Davia and W H Coulton. Lexington company under Captain Longmire arrives with arms drawn. 75 special deputy sheriffs sworn in. Trial expected to begin tomorrow. courthouse access restricted to attorneys witnesses and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraxcront
Beckham
Wals
Caleb Powers
John W. Davia
W. H. Coulton
Moore
Lexington
Longmire
Statehouse Square
Taylor
Polsgrove
Commonwealth
Suter
Mountain Section
Frankfort
Senator Penrose Pushes Inquiry Into Northern Pacific Reorganization
Washington dispatch reports Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania introduced a bill detailing the Northern Pacific railway restructuring. It declares land transfers to be illegal and appoints the Pacific railroads committee to summon witnesses and papers for an early report. In Chicago Arthur Daubner the so called big restaurant man is dead at 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Committee On Pacific Railroads
German Cruiser Prinz Heinrich Launched at Kiel
The Kiel launch named Prinz Heinrich was christened by Princess Henry of Prussia. The 8500 ton cruiser with 15000 hp triple expansion engines can reach 204 knots and carries displacement of 8500 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Kiel
Prinz Heinrich
Princess Henry of
Prussia
Brave 15-year-old Bugler Dunn hailed as hero at Tugela
The 15 year old Bugler Dunn of the First Royal Dublin Fusiliers led the advance at the Tugela amid fire. He was wounded but resumed the call with his left hand and the troops surged forward. Awarded a medal with three bars he hopes to return to the front. Queen Victoria praised him and gave him a silver bugle. Also note Burlington selling one way second class tickets to Minnesota and North Dakota on March 14 21 28 and April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Raxelan
N. C
Tom Jones
Preacher Jones
Ella Jones
Ida
Carners
Here
Laura Jones
Efla Jones
Jones
Bugler Duns
Royal Dublin Fusticers
Buller
Tugela
Tan Bugler Dunn
Dunn
Bin
Bugier
Great
Netley
Princess Christian
Princess Henry of
Pattenberg
Queen Victoria
Oborne
Burlington
Minnesota
North Dakota
First Irish tour stops of Connaught and Strathern marked by warm Belfast reception
For the first time in 90 years the eltee Connaught and Strathern commander of the forces in Ireland visited Belfast on a tour of military inspection. He was enthusiastically received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brevfast
Eltee Connaught and
Strathern
Ireland
Ras
Belfast
Grain-O the new song drink takes the place of coffee
The advertisement touts GRAIN-O as a coffee substitute safe for children and adults. It imitates the dark color of Mecca or java and is said to be made from pure ng, with readers urged to ask their grocer to show a pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Republican Caucus Seeks Puerto Rican Tariff Bill Move
A Republican Senate caucus committee authorized Senator Foraker to separate the tariff feature from the Puerto Rican government bill and pursue passing the House tariff bill without amendments. The plan aims to defeat all amendments and enact the House bill as is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Foraker
Washington
Republican Caucus Committee
Senate
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