Political maneuvering over treaty debate and canal questions
A House session plan aims to avoid delaying the treaty vote while keeping open or closed sessions as needed. Democratic concessions on the treaty appear unlikely. attention shifts to the urgent deficiency appropriation bill and the canal question. The Sioux treaty ratification bill remains a continuing order, with private claims bills and minor measures on the calendar but delayed by bigger items.
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Colombie
Democrata
Tis House
Committee On
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Germans slain by the Kaffirs amid Namibian unrest
A dispatch from Swakopmund, German West Africa, reports that since January 31 German soldiers have been killed amid sieges by rebel natives. The garrison at Omerura repulsed a severe attack on January 27 and Oumbirigwe is said besieged. Repairs to the railway beyond Karibib have begun. Okphardja mission station lies 80 miles from Wallah Bay. A recent notice claimed Kaffirs linked with Hereros in a grace campaign as Lt. Zuelow coordinates with two others.
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Adispatch
Swakopmund
Uae
Omerura
Oumbirigwe
Karibib
Okphardja
Wallah Bay
Debat Grace
Peeutenant
Zuelow
Senator Montero Rios demands full Madrid US Spain talks papers
In Madrid on January 3, Senator Montero Rios demanded that the government submit to the senate all correspondence and documents connected with the Paris Pente negotiations between the United States and Spain. The move signals likely heated debates over the conduct and results of the talks.
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Demamie
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Madrid
Paris
United States
Spain
Montero Rios
Bad Sidewalks Drive Chicago Toward Bankruptcy
City faces 38.6 million dollars in personal injury suits, led by sidewalk deficiencies. City Attorney Smalkd warns that civil actions surge due to finances, urging reforms and charter action to avert insolvency.
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Chicago
John F. Smalkd
Amulski
Smuleki
Two More Bodies Brought Up At Hardwick Mine Scene
At Hardwick mine following last week’s explosion, work paused for memorial services as a large crowd gathered. Two more bodies were recovered early this morning, bringing total recovered to 82 with 11 identified so far.
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Hardwick
Pitsburg
Harwick
Pennsylvania
Infking
VESSELS IN COLLISION Steamship Colorado and Boston City Damaged
The steamship Colorado from Ey l collided with the outward bound Bristol City line steamer Boston City from New York to Bristol and Swansea. Boston City suffered a large hole forward of the bridge and began to sink but was later guided into shallow water. Colorado sustained only light damage and aided the Boston City before proceeding to its dock.
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Wilson Ung
Cor
Eyl
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Carey
Bristol
Swansea
Southwest Spit
Morales 18 IV Provisional Gov Rises in Santo Domingo
Washington reports Morales provisional government now holds all San Domingo ports after Jiminez revolt appears crushed. No diplomatic recognition yet. U S officials in Santo Domingo note continued focus on commercial ties amid the change in power.
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Washington
State Department
San Domingé
Morales
Wesy Gil
Jiminez
United States
Santo Domingo
Pension Demand of Car Service and Old Soldiers Politics
Washington reports reveal administration fears over a service pension bill pitched by Mr Sulloway. Cost estimates reach 50 million dollars annually, with further growth possible, prompting GOP reluctance amid treasury strain. Veterans pressure rises, and General Sickles urges nominating General Bleck to rally GAR support and boost the ticket.
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New Hampshire
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Pulpit Defense for Roosevelt in Savannah Parish Sermon
In Savannah Rev. A. M. Williams at Trinity Methodist denounces sanctimonious senators and ties morals to politics. He critiqued Bryan and praised Roosevelt’s Penang stance while calling a Booker Weekington dinner a mistake yet affirming Roosevelt’s honesty. He argued Democrats face a political trap over issues.
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A. M. Willams
Trinity Methodist Church
Bryan
New York
Roosevelt
Booker Weekington
Williams
If You Are Sick Write Me A Personal Letter
A physician outside Atlante promotes home treatment through self examination blanks. He claims to diagnose and treat patients at home, offering a detailed letter in exchange for case information. He promises a prompt reply and a valuable book for those afflicted, urging immediate correspondence.
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Atlante
J. Mewton Hathaway
M.D
Butte
Denounced Rich of Chicago by pastor in sermon
In Chicago on January 31 Rev Dr James Stone rector of St James Episcopal Church denounced the citys wealthy class saying many in financial and social influence fear neither God nor man He praised exceptions while warning the looming class conflict centered in Chicago and its future. Also an ad touts a guaranteed cure for piles with PAZO OINTMENT priced 60 cents.
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Stone
Chicago
James
St. James Episcopal Church
Dr. Stone
Fire in Brooklyn storehouse kills one firefighter
A Brooklyn blaze at the American Manufacturing Company storehouse in Brooklyn killed one fireman and left twenty-five others overcome by smoke. Nine were seriously affected and taken to hospitals. The fire involved jute and bagging, with property loss estimated at $26,000. The company operates two mills in St. Louis.
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New York
American Manufacturing Company
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St. Louis
FIGHTING THE MOSQUITOES IN MONTEREY
The Monterey board of health distributes thousands of earthenware bowls with sulphur and caripetre to disinfect wells. Homeowners are urged to lower burning bowls into wells to kill larvae and prevent yellow fever. Authorities disinfect stagnant pools and coordinate with civil officials to avert a recurrence. Dr Carrillo, vice president of the board, says fear of recurrence is unlikely while officials stay vigilant.
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Board of Health Department
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Funeral Today for Miss Nannie L Bryan in Lincoln
Short services hold for Miss Nannie L Bryan who died yesterday in Lincoln Nebraska. Her remains will be taken by family to Salem Tennessee for interment. W J Bryan and relatives arrive in Lincoln this morning to honor the deceased before the journey resumes eastward to complete engagements interrupted by the summons home.
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W. J. Bryan
Salem
Tus
Misa Georgia Wilson
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W. W. Landérum
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I. 3. Mitchell, Jr
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Thomas H. Daniel
A. S.D. Wilson, Jr
Foster Law
Esther Lambert
B. C. Lambert
Grady
Hilpurn & Poole
Woman Stabs Woman to Death in Albany Slaying
Special report from Albany describes Mima Hillerd a Black woman living near Broad Street who stabbed Cherila Moore to death around 1 AM at Hillerd s home. Hillerd died in the incident but was captured by Sheriff Howarda before leaving the city and is jailed alleging self defense.
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Albany
Mima Hillerd
Broad Street
Cherila Moore
Howarda
Four Held on Suspicion in Augusta Chinatown Murder
The coroner's jury found no new facts in the inquiry into the murder of Charley Lee, the Chinaman. Four African American suspects are under arrest: Tom Burke, Henry Maltory, John Jenning, and his wife, who lived near the Chinese store and failed to provide clear accounts of Saturday evening’s events.
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Augusta
Anto
Charley Lee
Tom Burke
Henry S Maltory
John Jenning
Worcester Man Takes His Life in St Augustine Hotel
Aman N Hogbary of Worcester Massachusetts shot himself in his hotel room during a brief visit with his wife to St Augustine Florida. He was found dead in bed with a pistol on the floor after they planned to depart for the north. no motive is known. The wife offered no reason for the act.
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Amandust N. Hogbary
Worcester
Maze
Hogbery
North
WOUND KILLS BANHOLZER IN BARROOM SHOOTING DEATH
Andrew Banholzer, the young man shot by attorney Roland T. Shugart in a Birmingham hotel bar eleven days earlier, died today from his injuries. Shugart faces murder charges, initially assault with intent to murder, to be upgraded. Witnesses say Shugart drank, drew a pistol, and warned he would shoot the first man who entered. Banholzer was not known to him. Shugart’s statements have not been denied.
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Birmingham
Ala
Andrew Banholzer
Roland T. Shuwart
Shugertain Jali
Mean
Shugart
Death of Mrs R L Swift at 19 East Baker Street
Mrs R L Swift died at her home 19 East Baker Street from pneumonia after a brief illness. She was 64, known for charity, member of Second Baptist Church, and sister of George H B Lowndes. Survived by children R B Swift of Atlanta J W Swift of Charlotte City George M Swift of Bristol Va Mrs P Adams and Miss Maud Swift of South Messister Ind and Mrs P of Greensboro N C.
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R. C Swift
East Baker Street
Swift
Second Baptist Church
George BH. Lowndes
RB. Gwift
Atlanta
J. W Swift
Chare City
George M Swift
B Adams
Maud
South Messister
Ind
Treensboro
N. C
Newton County Farmer Wins Five Truitt Prizes
Thomas J. Hardeman of Mansfield, a renter with one plow, earned five prizes from George W. Truitt of LaGrange for the longest cotton stalks grown from Truitt seed. The awards total about 500 dollars, with the top stalk yielding 17 bolts.
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Newton County
Truitt
Covinetor
Thomas J. Hardeman
Mansfield
George W. Truitt
LaGrange
Mr. Truitt
Station Agent Held Up in Granby Robbery
W. H. Broadstreet, station agent at Granby near Joplin, exchanged shots with two masked robbers who pistol whipped the depot safe, taking $100 and railroad tickets. Broadstreet was mortally wounded in the face. robbers fled as bloodhounds were sent from Joplin.
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Joplin
William H. Broadstreet
France
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Hrosdstreet
Broad
They Dined at the White House With Roosevelt Couple
Secretary and Mrs Root spent their final official evening in Washington dining with President and Mrs. Roosevelt at the White House. Archbishop John Treland of St Paul visited the White House and met with the president. Governor Taft called on the president, though their meeting was not prearranged.
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Roosevelt
Washington
January
White House
John Treland
St. Paul
Taft
Burned in Ruins of House Kills Magels in Blast
Pittsburg report says Henry Magel and his son died when their home exploded from gas and burned, with Charles Magel fatally burned after being crushed by a wall. Six others injured, one will recover.
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Henry Magel
Pittsburg
Charles Magel
Henry
Wall
Tugail
Out of Sorts and the Stomach's Quieted Print Vision
A verbose discussion links printer proof quality to digestion and stomach health. It argues that an out of sorts stomach corrupts nourishment, producing imperfect prints and skin breakouts, promoting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the cure to restore digestion, tone, and a clear life page. Testimonials from various individuals praise relief and improved health after use.
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Abernathy
Fothergill
Stuarts
Thomas Seale Mayfield Coif
E H Davi
Hampton Va
Mre
E M Faith
Byrd's Creek
Phil Brooks
Detroit
Tl Ae
Baltimore Firm to Liquidate in 1900s Notice
Baltimore January 3. Aubrey Pearre chairman of creditors committee says Lloyd L. Jackson Company will liquidate. Preferred stockholders to receive 60 to 60 cent on the dollar, payment to all certs by April 16. Firm incorporated 1901 in New York with $1,000,000 capital. business mainly in the south.
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Baltimore
Aubrey Pesrie
Lloyd L. Jackson Company
Pearre
Lioyd L. Jackson Company
Aubrey Pearce
N. Winslow Williams
J. Hurst Purnell
Mercantile Trust Company
New York
Labor Scarce in Newton County Cotton Planting Hurdles
Covington Ga January 31 Special Farmers in Newton county face labor shortages hindering this year’s cotton expansion. Despite high prices, widespread idle labor is scarce. officials crackdown on idle Negroes downtown may push workers back to fields after last fall’s harvest.
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Covington
Newton County
Law
New Rural Routes Planned for Woodstock Georgia
Woodstock Georgia January 31 Special Woodstock plans three more rural free delivery routes. Route inspector Mr Watson will conduct examinations for carriers with all applicants from Woodstock.
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Woodstock
Watson
Perry Secretary to Tate in Washington DC posting
Canton. Ga. January 31. Ben Perry Jr left last Friday for Washington to accept the position of private secretary to Congressman Tate. Editor J M McDowall of Acworth will take his place as update editor and general manager and, with his wife, will move to Canton next week.
Supreme Court for Callahan Announces Candidacy
Decatur Alabama January 31 Special Hion W W Calahan of Decatur has announced his candidacy for associate justice of the supreme court of Alabama with support from Morgan county bench and bar He has long been a leading Morgan lawyer and previously served as solicitor for the city court of Decatur and as a state legislator chairing the revision committee Two Deaths Caused by Snow Chattanooga January 3 Snowfall causes two deaths A G Sparks an old engineer and Henry Wilson a switch man were killed respectively by trains in Chattanooga.
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Decatur
Ala
Hion W. W. Calahan
Supreme Court of Alabama
Morgan County
Callahan
Morgan County Baw
Elentern
North Alabama
Alabama
Clit Court of
Iowa
Chattanooga
Tenn
Speelpl
G. Sparks
Henry Wilson
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