Funeral for Gen Garcia Set at St Patrick’s Church
Washington dispatch notes funeral for Gen Garcia Cuban commander at 10 A.M. Tuesday at St Patrick’s Church. Body to rest in a vault at Arlington before transfer to Cuba aboard the Dolphin, with a warship provided by the United States. Navy vessel to carry remains, Capt Lyon in command, preparations underway at Washington Navy Yard.
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Constitution Too Small for Present Government Says Senator Vest
A political dispute unfolds in Washington as Senators Hoar Vest and others attack presidential powers and territorial expansion. Vest argues the constitution may be too small for current needs, urging inquiry into limits on acquiring colonies while others push military and commemorative measures.
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Presbyterian groups to send delegates on Roberts rejection
Philadelphia December 12 The Presbyterian Woman's Home Missionary society has named a delegate to speak in Washington against Brigham F H Roberts Utah congressman elect On Monday Presbyterian and Methodist preachers meetings chose delegates to argue for the anti-teen bill and against repeal of Prohibition in Alaska These topics will be raised at Tuesday's Washington convention discussion
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Value of Iowa's crops amid drought and exports
Iowa crop reports show total value over 225000000 dollars with spring wheat yielding over 19 million bushels and total wheat near 142 million bushels. Counterfeit 1890 silver dollars circulate in Mississippi Valley with an estimated 200000 in use. Tragic train accident at Raccoon Station kills Carl McBride and wife near Dayton. Government confirms Mission Island and southeast San Francisco Bay as naval reserve land. Steamer John Howard burns at Columbia Louisiana. no lives lost. cargo includes about 1000 bales of cotton. Wheat steamer Aurania sinks after hull breach near Bar Point, Lake Erie. cargo wheat lost.
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Miles backs fixed army standard for 1000 population
Maj. Gen. Miles testified before the House Military Affairs Committee advocating a fixed army standard and two native soldiers per 4000 population. He argued a stronger force is needed at home and overseas, citing 195 coast defense batteries and 52,000 troops used in the Spanish War, with 22,000 in Manila, 20,000 in Cuba, and 10,000 in Porto Rico.
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Freight Commissioners Discuss Rates and Classifications
The National Association of Freight Commissioners held its second annual session in Washington. Topics included making express companies subject to Interstate Commerce law, standardizing freight classifications, and urging Congress to tax express companies.
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Convention opens for second year of National Building Trades council
Theodore H. Jones of Kansas City presides at the second annual convention in Kansas City with delegates from across the country. The body plans to draft a bill to urge Congress to remove all women from government employment, aiming to set a precedent relegating women to the home. The meeting at Inybor headquar ters runs for about four days.
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Paris unrest and anti Semite sparring in Algeria
Paris dispatch reports the Algiers prefect suspending the Algiers mayor for a month over a speech by a rabid anti Semite attacking the governor general. Interior minister extends to three months as a warning to Algerian anti Semites amid threats unsettling Jews. Also notes demonstrations by Millevoye and Comte de Hamel against Piequart, with protests at Cherche Midi and Invalides and cheers for the army. Death notices: Ce hogi and Dr Edward Hall in New York.
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