Washington Proceedings Highlight Early 1900s Senate Actions
Urgent deficiency appropriation bill passed in the Senate. Legislation proposed including monthly pensions for John M. Palmer and funding for a training school for army cooks. Executive sessions discussed the peace treaty and naval officer promotions. House debated army reorganization and expansion policies. Shipping and treasury figures noted, plus a late-century tribal chief obituary and courthouse fire loss in Ohio.
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Ilnois
White
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West
Sampson
Schley
Lodge
Mags
Lake Huron
Lake,Superior
Lake Michigan
Department of Justice
Office of Admiralty of
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Janu
Lilian G. Capron
Harriet ¥. Gridley
Dun
Clatt
Representative Cook
Illinois
Cicats
Rye
Spain
Wayae
Clark
House
United States
Biigatinn Islands
Johnxo
Jan. J
Mr. Himpkins
Massachusetts
Business tides and market strength amid oat handling and trade
New York weekly review notes strong industrial activity and confidence in wheat corn and cotton values amid stock declines. It highlights heavy demand for steel and railroad cargo including 20 000 ton contracts and 10 000 ton sheets, with port exports rising and winter wheat pressures, while losses in falors shift to balance global trade and profits.
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Gan
B—K. G. Duh & Co
Ta Weekly
Webruary
Pittsburgh
Walla
Beltimore & Onto
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Senators Chosen Across States in January Elections
Ex-Gay Culberson elected U S senator by acclimation in Texas to succeed Mills. William Stewart chosen in Nevada, Clarence Clark reappointed in New Jersey, John Kenn elected in New Jersey, Nathan Seatti selected in West Virginia, William A Clark elected in Montana. Also reports of cyclone devastation in the South Seas, apple cornering in Indianapolis, Cripple Creek stock boom, meat packers’ price pledge, anniversary of McKinley wedding, and several sudden deaths and financial bonds updates.
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Austin
Tes
C. A. Culberson
United States
Roger
Mills
Carson
Nev
William Stewart
Unite States
Cheyenne
Wyo
Clarence DB. Clark
Trenton
Nida
Jac
John Kenn
James Smith, Jr
Charleston
W. Va
Nathan B. Seatti
Joint’ Assembly
Nelena
Mont
William A. Clark
Ming
Butte
Stricken Attorney General In Cleveland Courthouse Tragedy
Augustus H. Ghrlard, former attorney general of Ohio, collapsed in Cleveland's Supreme Court chamber during a civil proceeding. The sudden death caused a temporary court adjournment and disrupted the day’s routine as officials and bystanders reacted to the fatal event.
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Augustus H. Ghrlard
Suléken
United States Supreme Eall
Nan
Supreme Court
Aguinaldo and Philippine rebellion threaten U S actions
New York dispatch reports a possible order for Aguinaldo to leave the United States within days as Washington weighs actions against the Philippine leaders. The State Department accuses him of opposing U S authority by articles and letters and labels his group a rebel faction.
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Chivas
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State Department
Philippines
Dent
State
United States
America
Aguinaldo
Jtintas
Famine Report in Palestine Hits Jerusalem Hard
Jerusalem reports a famine across Palestine with flour up 70 percent in price. Drought and severe weather crushed crops as crowds of starving people, mainly poor Jews, gather in Jerusalem seeking relief amid rising hunger and hardship.
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Jerusalem
Death notice and lifelike sketch of Gen Garland life
Gen Augustus EMI Garland born June 11 1832 in Tipton County Tennessee rose from law student to Arkansas politician and U S senator. He opposed secession then joined Confederate ranks before later serving in the U S Senate governor of Arkansas and attorney general under Cleveland.
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Tipton County
Tenn
Arkansas
St. Mary's College
Lebanon
St Joseph's College
Bardstown
Way
Little Tock
Bell and Liverett
Provisional Congress
Montgomery
Confederate Congress
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United States Supreme Court
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United States Senate
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Ex-Senator Slater Dies in Oregon History Figure
Ex United States Senator James H Slater died Saturday at La Grandy Oregon born 1826 in Mi nors went to California in 1849 and moved to Oregon in 1830 He served in the Forty second Congress and as U S Senator from 1876 to 1883 His life anchored Oregon politics and regional history
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la Grandy
Ore
United States
James H. Slater
My. Slater
California
Oregon
Slater
Fragmented scroll of 19th century woes and obits
A museum of scattered items reports disasters and deaths from various places. Notable mentions include Arthur Livingston dying at 89 in Peoria, Mrs. Williams and Stephen A. Douglas link in Washington, and Gen. Green dying at 97 in Morristown. A plot to assassinate the sultan is uncovered in Constantinople, while rail foreclosures loom in Baltimore and a wreck harms Ohio passengers.
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Bera
Horthweat
M. Shields
Nestaet
Ireland
Richard GC. Cushing
Williais
Atlanta
Arthur Livingston
Peoria
George
Green
Morristows
Sultan Wa
Constantinople
Denver
Nations
John W. Springer
Robert Williams
Stephen A. Douglas
Washington
Mia
William Rudolph
Apex
Keely motor claim resurfaces in New York Journal excerpt
The New York Journal published remarks by Charles J. DM, Keely's attorney, about Keely’s motor. He says power came from a water motor and was relayed by hidden pulleys with a rubber bulb to activate the device. The motor halted when pressure ended. The article also notes the National Association of Manufacturers annual convention adjourned in Philadelphia.
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Keely
Pal- Toys
Hinden
Shunets
New York
Jan.a
John W. Keely
Philadelphia
Charles J, DM
Mra. Keely
Dingingpil
National Association, of
Theodore O.beard
Chicago
Cincinnati
Bees in His Bunting Coat Asa Witham Blan Mé Farmer Medalist
Asa Witham of Blan Mé a Maine volunteer yall member two years and counted among best marksmen in his regiment waited for government call. One afternoon he went out and his coat hung on the door where a hare met him.
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Blan Mé
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Maine
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