President's Message Calls for Trusts Regulation and Tariff Debate
The President urges strengthening the Sherman Act to curb industrial trusts while resisting tariff revision. He argues for federal regulation of interstate corporations, warns against rapid policy shifts, and backs maintaining protective tariffs to sustain prosperity. He includes Cuba, Panama canal, and naval needs as part of a broad economic and foreign policy program.
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No Effort to Amend the Sherman Law Sparks Debate
Washington dispatch reports growing sentiment in Congress over amending the Sherman Act, with Senator Pritchard of North Carolina urging a policy shift and remarks that the Lily White movement could push North Carolina toward Republican alignment. Senator Hoar cautions against hasty trust legislation as the Quay controversy surrounds treachery claims and Addicks’ Delaware fight intensifies. A Payne order prompts a Post Office clerk to abandon her husband and seek independent earnings while remaining in the department.
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Mutinous Seamen Shoot Captain and Officer Near Queenstown
Three American sailors mutinied aboard the vessel Queenstown Pec 6. They shot the captain and the second officer, then deserted on a raft. The mutineers escaped in the chaos as the ship sailed toward port, with one report of fatalities among the crew. The British steamer Castle from San Francisco arrived with details.
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Thomas Nast Dies in Guayaquil Yellow Fever Tragedy
Thomas Nast, famed political cartoonist, died in Guayaquil Ecuador after a three day illness from yellow fever. He was buried at an afternoon ceremony attended by the governor the American colony and consular representatives. Nast, who started in New York and shaped American politics through cartoons, was born in Landau Bavaria and rose to prominence with work on England and American politics, but later declined before his death.
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Cure for Tumor by Boiling Water, NY Physician Reports
A New York physician says two years of experiments show boiling water injected into a tumor can treat it. Using a syringe with a metal cylinder and adjustable needle sizes, water at 190 to 212 degrees Fahrenheit is injected after antiseptic prep, under narcotics.
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Pension Bill Passes Without Debate In House
The Congress on December 9 approved the pension appropriation bill totaling $139,847,000 without debate. A London dock charge bill was set for Monday with a 4 PM vote. The House also assigned court jurisdiction for South Dakota Indian cases and created a new western district division in Missouri. Payne introduced a holiday adjournment resolution from December 20 to January 6.
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Indiana Rural Teachers Form Union For Prompt Pay
Teachers in Indiana rural districts led by Hamilton county educators form a union to protect teachers in remote areas. The group aims to extend term lengths, improve hiring practices, and establish a rule for timely pay, noting some counties have paid late or not at all due to insufficient school levies.
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Former Speaker Reed Dies After Prolonged Illness
Thomas Brackett Reed, former Speaker of the House for three terms and a key Republican figure, died at the Arlington hotel in Washington after a battle with appendicitis and kidney complications. Born in Portland Missouri October 13, Reed had a long career in law politics and served in Congress from 1870 onward. He led the Fifty first Fifty fourth and Fifty fifth Congresses and was twice a candidate for the presidency.
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Obsequies for Reed Move to Portland With Mourners
The body of Thomas Frackere Reed was transported from Washington on the Muderal Express to Portland where interment will occur at Portland’s old home. Among attendees were Mrs Reed and her daughter Miss Cucherus Tees. notable figures, including Asher Fijnds and Augustus G Trayne, offered condolences at the Arlington hotel. funeral plans await at the First Parish Unitarian Church with Carroll Perkins as pastor.
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Cuban Children Released by Treasury to Point Loma
Eleven Cuban children held in New York by immigration authorities over several weeks were ordered released today. They will proceed to the Point Universal Brotherhood School in New York area for placement, after Treasury Department review found no objection to the move. The case involved officials examining if the school was appropriate.
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Plurality of The Number by Whigh Geeks
The fragment suggests a political or data item with a title style but lacks readable nouns. It references a plurality concept and a figure or group named Whigh. No clear event, place, or organization is established in the readable text.
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