Debate Over Treaty Opens Senate Open-Door Clash
The Senate debated the peace treaty in executive session led by Senators Berry and Davis with opposition from White Hale Hoar West and others. The session stretched from early afternoon until adjournment without agreement on Berry’s motion, amid exchanges on openness, policy toward the Philippines, and the fate of General Wherry’s nomination.
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Baveral Honora
Senate
Davia
Frye and
Gray
Washington
Jan
Berry
White
Hale
Hoar
West
Davis
Frye
Teller
Paris Commission
Messrs
Gray, Frye and
Shile
Spain
United States
Wherry
Hawley
Philippines
Little Pimples Turn to Cancer Warning Ad
A health notice warns that pimples or scratches may evolve into cancer due to blood impurities inherited across generations. Case reports describe initial blemishes developing into malignant cancer, with one patient noting improvement after trial of a four five eight remedy, but relapse a decade later.
Great Battle in Arabia Reports and Aftermath
Constantinople dispatches describe a major battle in the Yamen division of Arabia at Shanel Navy 30 with about 4 000 insurgents and 2 000 Turks killed or wounded. Abdullah Pasha ordered a Turkish advance toward Sasbeh as rebels hold most positions and the conflict risks prolongation amid longstanding Hadschin unrest. trains robbers bound over and bankers arrested reports follow alongside local political notes.
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Imaurgents
Constantinople
Yamen
Arabia
Shanel
Navy
London
Abdullah Pasha
Sasbeh
Hadschin
Clark Wins in Wyoming Senate Organization News
Jan 12 report from various state legislatures notes John McGill of Albany as president of the senate and L R Davis of Weston as speaker in North Dakota. O D Clark is chosen for United States senator by Republicans and is expected to secure all 47 Republican votes for a six year term.
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Cunyxnne
Senate
House
John McGill
Albany
L. R. Davis
Weston
O. D. Clark
United States
Clark
United States Senate
Senator Hawley to Succeed Himself on Ninth Ballot
Hartrorp Conn Jan 12 Joint caucus of Republicans in Connecticut legislature nominates General Joseph R Hawley to fill the U S Senate seat he now holds on the ninth ballot Veterinarians Elect Officers Des Moines Jan 12 Iowa Nebraska veterinary association forms and will meet biennially Dr D H Shipley elected president Johnson Loses One Vote Bismarck Jan 12 Republican senatorial caucus results show Johnson loses one vote and final tally distributed Navada Fight Is Under Way Garson Jan 12 contest for seat held by William M Stewart grows as members elect arrive for caucus Sunday night near Rose Luccwood Morrill Sr Johnsbury Jan 12 Jonathan Ross of this town to replace Morrill as U S senator resigning as Vermont Supreme Court chief justice
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Harrissura
Matthew Stanley Quay
United States
Senate
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C. F. Black
Senator Quay
Nebraska
Stotsenberg
Lincoln
Crow
Douglas
War Department
House
Senator Hawley
Hartrorp
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Connecticut
Joseph R. Hawley
Hawley
Des Moines
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Iowa
D. H. Shipley
Johnson
Bismarck
Jan
Marshall
Little
McCumber
Hanna
Lamoure
Cooper
Uuder
Garson
William M. Stewart
Filipinos Refuse Deals Block Channel and Suffer Segregation
In Mauna Americana Jan 13 the Noilo situation remains dire as Filipinos continue constant activity. They sank loaded lighters to block the river channel, shut lights, and enforce severe order with executions for offenders. An American boat was driven ashore near Quimaras island by the tide, with armed natives compelling retreat. Americans report no dealings with locals and rotting sugar fills warehouses. Manila tension rises but pacification seems possible with wiser counsel. Officials discuss protectorate terms, independence timelines, and a possible rebel conference to ease the crisis.
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Americana
Mauna
Noilo
Arizona
Quimaras
Manila
Malolos
Telegraphs and storms stir world news brief items
Telegraphic notices report heavy gales disrupting English services and steamers in the channel. Governor Tanner plans to recall militia at Pana Illinois as miners' strike tensions rise. Yale presidency denied. Mergers unite Standard Distilling and Spirits Distributing. John B Prescott launched in Maine. Chewing gum firms consolidate in a $15,000,000 deal. Havana tobacco crop bought by a 21 bank syndicate. American Canadian commission in Washington rasising details, progress noted.
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England
United Kingdom
Channel
Tanner
Sheriff Downey
Frank Wells
Pana
Ills
William L. Wilson
Yale
Franklin B. Dexter
Yale Corporation
Spirit
Standard Distilling Company of
New Jersey
New York City
Spirits Distributing Company of
John B. Prescott
H. M. Bean
Rockland
United States
Eagan Attacks Miles as Court Martial Talk Rises
Commisary General Charles P. Eagan testifies before the war investigation commission, delivering a sweeping personal attack on General Nelson A. Miles. He calls the beef issue embalmed beef and a lie, while Miles signals possible action but declines to comment. Officials discuss potential charges, court inquiries, or inaction as the hearing ends.
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Washineton
Charles P. Eagan
War Investigation Commission
Nelson A. Miles
Eagan
War Commission
Wit
Ness
Cuba
Porto Rico
Milas
Expeditiona
Dugan
Hagan
Army
Michler
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CL Campbell
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Chestnut Street
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