Open Cuban Question Sparks Senate Debate On Cuba Independence
Washington December 9 The Senate session was brief as members debated a resolution by Senator Allen calling for U S recognition of Cuba as independent The exchange followed by Hoar’s motion to adjourn to honor the late Ashley Wright Secretary Gage is invited to submit a currency reform bill while subcommittees begin work on banking proposals The House opens with a 15 minute session and pension bill notice Also treasury records show a peak gold reserve at 168 101 669 dollars since 1890
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Washington
Senate
Allen
United States
Cuba
Nebraska
Republican Party
Hoar
Ashley B. ‘Wright
McKinley
Spain
Tainten
Gage
Dec
House
Walker
New England Suffolk Bank
Hill
Representative Cox
Gagoe
Mitchell
N. Y
Stone
Big Gold Reserve
Treasury Department
Creede
Colo
Charles EK. Meuser
Durango
Chicago
Robert Fitzsimmons
J.J. Corbett
King Ranch
Monterey County
California
Spreckels Sugar Company
Salinas
St. Paul
New York
Norway
Sweden
San Francisco
Peter Maher
Peter Jackson
Choynski
Tut Ryan
George Green
Billy Gallagher
George W. Vanderbilt
Two Men Arrested for Murder in Sioux Falls Slaying
In Sioux Falls South Dakota Roy Erickson, a wicker basket maker, was found slain with an ax in an old Main avenue shanty. Two men, William Weat and James Garrahan, were jailed after Garrahan confessed implicating West in the killing. police note the calm, casual scene as the body lay undisposed.
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Roy Erickson
Sionx Falls
Main Avenue
William Weat
Erickson
James Garrahan
West
Garrahan
Plankinton
Light on the Armour wheat deal and bull clique clash
The Journal outlines Armour’s plan to buy wheat in Minneapolis and ship it to Chicago for late December delivery, opposing a Chicago bull clique led by Lh. Z. Leiter that aims to ship grain east by rail, curbing winter storage and anticipating a May rise.
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Armour
Minstarouis
Lh. Z. Leiter
Minneapolis
Chicago
Bull Clique
Europe
Nebraska News and Legal Proceedings in Nebraska
Nebraska leads in live stock feeding with Nebraska cattle in feed yards at 127 percent of last year. Four South Omaha packing houses processed 1,082,050 hogs this season. Ex-Auditor Moore released on bail while contempt case against Judge Scott continues. Ex-Treasurer Bartley sentence appeal denied. Shriners visit Grand Island with train and band.
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Supreme Court
Oneano
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Northwest
Nebraska
Kausas
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Omaha
Chicago
Omaha
West
Mowe
Liscoln
Eugene Moore
Moore
Bartley
Shriners
Grand Island
Neb
Omaha Shriners
Hayti Yields To Force Over German Demands
Port au Prince December 8 The Haytian government saluted the German flag after agreeing to Germany’s indemnity demands for the arrest and imprisonment of Herr Lueders. German cruisers backed the threat of bombardment, and the settlement was formalized as the Haytian fleet saluted the German flag from the Crete a Pierrot.
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Germany
Port Au Princy
Hayti
Herr Lueders
Haiti
Crete
Fatal Prize Fight Ends in Boxer Death at Convoy
Walter Croot of Newcastle died in the morning from injuries sustained in the bantamweight world title fight at the National Sporting Club last night. After a knockout punch to the heart followed by a right hand to the jaw, he remained unconscious. medical help arrived and he suffered a brain concussion. Croot died at 9 am as Barry, the Chicago challenger, faced Bow Street police following the incident. boxing circles reacted with great excitement.
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Convoy
Walter Croot
Newcastle
National Sporting Club
Jimmy Barry
Chicago
Croot
Barry
Bow Street
Alaska Travel Boom Predicted by Burlington Official
Denver dispatch reports John Francis a Burlington official predicting a spring rush to Alaska with as many as 50,000 travelers, potentially doubling. He says lines bid for the traffic, ships will handle crowds, and many will not reach the Klondike, some stopping at Portland.
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Francia
Denver
John Francis
Burlington Railroad
Pacifico Coast
Alaska
Mr. Francis
Union
Klondike
Portland
Leading Adjutant General candidates named in Iowa inquiry
Governor-elect Shaw conferred with Governor Drake on two major posts Adjutant General and Dairy Commissioner. Major Byers of Glenwood and General James Rule of Mason City emerge as leading Adjutant General candidates, with Byers favored. D. A. Kent of Webster City leads for Dairy Commissioner along with S. L. Gates and Dan Sheehan.
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Major Byers
Glanwood
Rute
Manon City
BD. A. Kent
Des Moines
Shaw
Drake
John R. Prime
Drake Told Mr. Shaw
Prime
Wright
M. H. Byera
Glenwood
James Rule
Mason City
Byers
Rule
D. A. Kent
Webster City
L. Gates
Manchester
Dan Sheehan
Osage
Kent
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Banking Committee AT Work
Sioux Falls
Robinson & Leslie
London
Union Pacific Reorganization Committee
Union Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Antic
Detroit
Yantic
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Detroit Naval Reserve
St. Lawrence Canals
Lake Navy
Nebraska City
Lydia J. Emerick
Newallroad
Omaha Northern Railway Company
Omaha and
Winnebago Indian
Congress
Ottawa Valley
John G. James
Lake Shore Railway
Pueblo
James
Frances B. Willard
Josephine Butler
John Atkinson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Haverstraw
New Jersey
Bay City
Mich
Adrian
Scott
Lincoln
O. R. Scott
Ellis Island
Ontario and Western
Kansas City
Sioux City
Nebraska Farmer
H. H
A. B. Heath
Hugh F. McIntosh
H. E. Heath
Consolidated Enterprise
Mr. McIntosh
Moder Woodmen Cnrae
Fitton
Sterling
Tls
Shenandoan
Shenandoah
Curvenne
James Murray
Horse Creek
Gound. Buuris
R. Hannan
Bankers’ Caualty Company
Cleburne
Tex
Charles Prince
Beatrice
Kansas
Ina Grove
D. Babcock
Graim Shippers’ Association of
Northwest Iowa
Auita
Kern
Waverly
William Ker
Clyde Aaid
Delilah Fales
Ira Husted
Benton County
Vinton
George Herridge
Blanther
Merriman
Werkmoen
Milwaukeeg
Taois Steel Company
Bay View
John Hesiak
Thomas Kowalski
Faygeen Ates
Western Freight Association
Western Roads
Minnearouts
Board of Education
Mawuas
Macuap
Humphrey
William Ot
Ely
Draggista
ELY Brothers
Warren &T
Atlantic
Iron Works
Atlantic Iron Works
Poplar Streete
Lows
Homeseekers
Nashville
P. Sid Jones
Birmingham, Ala
Shiloh
Vic Emmoert
M. J. Davis & Son
Lowis, Lown
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