Navy debate outlines new ship costs and manpower needs
The article outlines proposed naval funding for new ships and armament, noting the overall appropriation and its impact on debt. It discusses industrial effects, employment goals, and the need to maintain reserves, with Secretary Herbert advocating a balanced policy on armament and manpower. It highlights calls to increase the force by about 2,000 sailors and ensure ships remain ready for service amid global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleani Mic Hillers
Paeltie
Baeltie
Pats
Herbert
Sevarn
Paris
New
Uieuwolves
Peadinesse
Orduines
Cline
Japan
Ible
Europe
America
Eultytad
Vessals
Citizen Bandits and a Western Express Robbery
A train holdup near Canadian station, Texas, on November 4 ends with a fierce shootout injuring several and rescuing a guard. Wealthy ranchers and Chickasaw region leaders are implicated in planned robberies to fund political factions. Princess BISMARCK dies in Varzin after telegrams of condolence from European rulers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altiginl
Commpantoy
George Isaacs
Cunwiliun
Tex
Tyain
Meteo
Express Company
Gil
En- Hoye
Wien
Nis
Waelthy
Russ
Paultines
Sherif McGee
Bismarck
Secretary Morton Reports on Agriculture Exports and Policies
Secretary Morton outlines the 1893 to 1894 agricultural export picture, praising the demand for prime breadstuffs and beef by Great Britain and other markets. He warns against overreliance on wheat, urges a shift to barley and corn, notes tuberculosis safeguards, weather bureau funding, publication policy changes, and calls for targeted seed bulletin dissemination. He also reports the president’s improving health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Lnhows
United States
Paul
Republic
Coln
Counkey
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Tussia
Argentina
Auetralla
Weather Bureau
Treasury
Yessels
Qutober
Morton
Hou
Local Official Reports Salaries and Costs for 1800s House
A damaged OCR reads that Irgiocaniae in Tl faces two years in the penitentiary for alleged crimes. The Kerr report outlines the 1800s year ending with total disbursements of $501,800, including $250,180 for member salaries and related services.
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Drewohor
Irgiocaniae
Fehn Denny
Wloend Preauber
Gulley
Dee
Dames Kerr
Elerle
House of Representitives
Pardoned duo freed after life terms for murder
Two men over seventy who served eighteen years of life sentences for murder were vindicated and pardoned following an exoneration by official authorities. The case stems from a wrongful conviction tied to earlier trials and now ends with their release and formal forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gow
Mogg
Avarin
Vex
B. A
Comptroller Urges Nonpartisan Currency Commission
The report argues for creating a presidentially appointed nonpartisan currency commission to study banking reform. It details bank charters, capital, and deposits, and calls for a safety fund funded by graduated assessments to back note redemption. It also favors replacing direct note issuance with bank-backed redemption and limiting government monetary intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasttineras
Sigeestians
Congress
Te Gould
Danie Far Bie
ISM
Anette Sd
Asupital Ostavko
Dinoust
Hayt Nh Ogperesato
Cupital Steel
Banka
Ami
Selte
Desioho
Lamitador
Hveol
New
Ygsaeltlans
Gelober
Plo
Tom Dtene
Reed
LNG
Tuite Staines
Eckels
Wes Wingans
Wyelepitel
Fsau
Diate
Wheileposite
Vie Cpoe
Lirouste Voltauiacy
Audi
Leia
Crauetry
Dallar
Nate
Agaliadt
Aléposit
Women in Politics and City Governance Debate
A fragmented report discusses ambitions for women to head New York City departments. It references Mrs. Onermewon Cragy and others, noting training in governance and public service. The piece hints at broader push for female leadership in municipal offices and reflects tense conversations at a committee meeting.
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New York
Budes
Onermewon Cragy
Tondon Music Malle
Lowe
Witslessus
Hint
Beltiiel
Foreign-Born Parents in U S Population Study
A special census report shows that in 1900 about 20,070 foreign-born parents formed the basis for foreign-born Americans. North Dakota leads in foreign parentage, Minnesota and Wisconsin follow, with Milwaukee and Holyoke among cities with high percentages. Germans, English, and Scandinavians dominate regional distributions across Ohio Wisconsin Massachusetts and New York cities.
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Allen Desveont
Waaineris
Den
Cansus
United States
Mati
Prises
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Cornelius
Milwaukee
Wis
Leen
Holyoke
Hut River
Mass
New York City
Chicago
Germany
Brelenud
Maier Taebher
Ohio
Saiinna
Missouri
Massachusetts
Khan Islad
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Waelington
Hingis
Alabama Inauguration Amid Feared Violence Ends Peacefully
Gov Oates is inaugurated in a peaceful ceremony after fears of Capitol violence. Kolb, sworn in at a downtown office, leads followers to the Capitol but is barred from entry. Oates delivers inaugural address claiming a legitimate election. Militia guard approaches, with a split among Kolb supporters and preparations for future moves by Reuben Kelly’s faction.
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Oates
Alabama
Alh
Dee
Kell
Capitol
Kolb
Justice of the Peace
Kali
Gov. Jones
Gov
Spaak
Italé
Mteet Oates Thal
Alles
Birkell
Whitell
Reuben ¥. Kelly
Kath
Mr.Keil
Jellow
Kulbix
Warren
United States
Deavy Lerings Optoverisany Ocosto Wisconsin Mill Moves
In Wisconsin at Ocosto and on the Nes river, the Fence fiver Lumber company plans to cut out of a portion of forest and save about 1,000,000 feet on their holdings. A crew of nearly four hundred works the timber, while Devereux reportedly paid around 600,000 feet for the Holtawe Pe company on the Mie Wisnngens Coal rus. An Inve chartered & Milwane Lee & Northern train carried about 200 workers into the woods.
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Deavy Lerings
Ocosto
Wis
Fence Fiver Lumber Company
Enue
Nes
Dames Devereux
Holtawe Pe Company
Illumed science of arithmetig and schooling effort
The fragment describes an invented study of arithmetig, claims over 1,000,000 children attend experimental schools in exile, and mentions financial barriers to schooling. It references African and Indian lore and predicts long-term agricultural or economic outcomes, ending with a dramatic personal blood reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Mrench Dinye
Exyeliane
Ouly
Africa
Aed
India
Ivis
Interior Department report outlines Indian education and land policy
Secretary Hokemith reviews goals for civilizing and educating Indians, prioritizing land allotments and state trusteeship. He urges planned schooling tied to reservation work, cautions on public funding for schools, and calls for stronger courts and forestry, plus pension and patent summaries and agency needs.
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Westisnims
Dee. Toof
Interior Department
Hokemith
Eiake
Indiana
Chiles
Smith
Milly
Thone
Ile
Murley
Wansag
Texas
United States Court
Chilyenshiy
Hollinger
District of
Oregon
Aquar
Alby
Alwalin
Witvon
Act of Ira
Congress
Thas
Ayelin
Stiles
Ald
Teva
Consis
Paris
Cain
We Interior Departaent
Seyurat
Army recommendations reshape the post Civil War force
The administration urges expansion and reorganization of the U S Army to restore strength by about 4000 enlisted men, adopt battalion formations, and improve efficiency by 20 percent. It notes troop concentration, post consolidation, militia cooperation, and new structuring across infantry artillery cavalry and staff. It also reports on frontier duties, war-time lessons, and the shift toward centralized deployment and cost-effective protection of government interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Daniel A
Yuye Pan
Tle
Io Variely
Mareh Snd
Hecox
SA Tube
Otto Hitt
Ughb
Yitulnat Ps
National Guard of
Twrenbysbs
Bond Bid Accepted by Steward Syndicate for $50 Million Loan
Secretary Carlisle accepted the Steward syndicate bid of 117.07 per 100 for a $50,000,000 bond loan with $20,000,000 to New York, $34,000,000 to Boston, $3,000,000 in Philadelphia, $4,000,000 in Chicago, and $2,000,400 in San Francisco. Bonds ready as installments are paid and denominations chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Waites
Hw Stawvirt Syndicate
Wanninnvox
Carlisle
Steward
Ioan
Alloy
Stewart Syndicate
New York
Keston
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Jancisco
Koane
Sevrathy Carlisle
Lito
Stewhart
Joan
Curtis
Train Hits Wagon. Two Die in Scurpiinay Collision
In Scurpiinay Massachusetts on November 30 a 0:35 passenger train struck a wagon carrying a football eleven. Two were killed and the others received injuries, probably fatal.
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Scurpiinay
Mass
New York & New Knyhual Road
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