Congress Daily Report Highlights Debates And Purchases
The report outlines House and Senate actions including actions on the Nicaragua Canal bill and Indian appropriation discussions. It notes debates on warship dispatch, land payments corrections, and funding for public works such as Chicago landing and South Omaha projects. Key figures include Mr Lynch, Senator Morgan, and Speaker pro tempore Richalson.
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Khe
Uhre
Ted Frynt Hayal
Mae
Boutelle
Lynch
Wise Busin
Ue Moleriur
Gta Yawathin Yooshon
Tawau
Morgan
Imony Ooussot
Sen- Bator
Kiuls
House
Ptue
Billy
Chicago
South Omaha
Wilning
Richanlson, Dumacrat
Tenucain
Peaker Ro Am
Peaker
Dmnwall
Annl Defenay
Senate
Murel
U Adel
Wo Paval Academy
Fray Card
Secretary of the Interior
Bilechiega
Suttawatlamia
Laitian
Chamberlain and
Rapidity
S. Od
Kean
Nebraska
Kiefer
Sisseton
Morter
Muy
Sayers
Wrngley
Maine
Paris
Tri Uoal'y Mpuluddons
Bier Aluekan
Ted
McMalin
Secretary of the Treasury
Miiogkey
Toxatioa
Hale of
Alaine
Ane Thawailan
United States
Smith
Wenlyarte
Hart
Ag Howe
Asa
Hill
Sayora
Daha
United Tates
Trial and Execution Hailed in Vast Dreyfus Scene
The crowd watched a division of the military strip Captain Al Dreyer of his rank and sentence him to life imprisonment for treason. The trial, marked by intense public emotion, sparked nationwide outrage and led to a symbolic show of punishment with cries of death to the traitor.
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Altra Druve
Mga
Sega
Minty
Valbieies
Ite
Nee Fay
Dee Win Bon Hee
Wee van Ad Wed
Hupy
Ministry of Wace
Parka Sev- Ferg
AL Dreyer
Dieriyin
Geran
Kittin
Laeyfun
Meuse Militaien
Gneiss
Prince
di Montenay
Amin Walker
Dreyfus
Turik
Frost Ravages Orange Grove Belt Causing Widespread Losses
A reader reports severe frost damage across the orange groves in the northwest orchard belt. Many trees are killed or damaged, with some groves showing partial loss and others near total ruin. Prices drop as shipments falter and growers scramble to salvage remaining fruit and replant.
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Antil
Pes Benernthy Wieriniel
Bettis
Pichsaear
Athens
Walt
Tess
Sanne
Grawers
Die
Dredsportatiots
Kidney
AL Ahh
Waciklnat
Hebsen
Disturbances Claim Lives Across States and Nations
Fragmented OCR report details numerous fatalities and injuries in events from New York avalanches to a bridge collapse over the Monongahela in Pennsylvania. It notes deaths in Oklahoma ghost dance incidents and references a bank fraud indictment as U.S. authorities pursue cases amid national press power.
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Joli Kilkore
Rennet Farina
Paralyninlle
Madison County
Ais
New York
Samuel Coben
Selmiikey
Eiwool
Severah
Obie Eniatinuey
Meveril
Saint Totter Egglosion
Uden
Aria
Simeron
Ib Valentine
Meeadloweh
Wiletecg
Obra Magers
Lewinae
Mike Meath
Tin
Monongahela Tver
Lomeston
Pa. 1
CO. Ouiteatt
Lite Chipfal National Bank
Ginatas Nan
Rratiud
Daily Press
Alleghiny City
Gentz
Evitieiee
Léligeleen
Chicora Sinks in Lake Michigan After Coast Guard Search
Wreckage found off mouth of Raven, Mich, confirms Chicora passenger boat sank with likely all hands lost. Names listed include Captain Simes and 25 crew. Pearl of Howard & Pearl among passengers. Lighthouse keeper and lifesaving crews organized search amid ice and high winds. salvage crews recovered debris identifying the vessel as Chicora.
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Watchman
Baltiuore
Nate Lyteh
Cook
St. Tosenl
Robert McClure
Dedredh
Dnt Maiane
Pantrymith
Chicago
Desoul Marks
Wlenman
Deni Ware
Et Stines
St. Joseph
Ben Stiney
A. Wirtz
Detroit
Charles Yonoghues
South Waren
We-Hound Lake
Propellier Chinara
Alfo Rile Carter
Lakes
Otee
Captain Matthews
United States Lifesaving Service
Death at Literiate Hotel Prompts Post Mortem Findings
A man named Gi. Ww. Konbel died suddenly in his room at the Literiate Hotel. The post mortem found the cause to be a stomach ulcer, with the examination assisted by his widow Mrs. Ch Sood, formerly a druggist at Galesburg Washington. He had recently arrived from Fort Scott aboard City Lines.
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Ch. Sood
Fort Scott
Qenyer
Konbel
Litersiate
Galesburg
Vast irrigation canal project planned for Northern Nebraska
A O'Neill Nebraska company, formed by local businessmen, proposes to construct a 200 mile irrigation canal along the Immenio line to water about 309000 acres. The plan would fund water rights at 8 per acre in ten annual installments and a 1 per acre annual rental, aiming to revive Northern Nebraska’s farms after years of drought and crop failures.
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Immenio
Nubranka
America
O'Neill
Neb
O'Neil
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode
Nebraska
Wehering
Legth
Rushville
Man of Strong Will Chandler Nominated for Senate Seat
A New Hampshire figure, Senator Chandler, widely praised yet deeply hated in Washington, seeks to continue a six term in the U S Senate. Born in Concord in 1885, he attended local schools then Harvard Law, admitted to practice in 1855, served as Solicitor General after Garfield’s nomination rejection, and was Secretary of the Navy from 1882 to 1891 before his Senate tenure since 18ST.
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Senator Chandler
New Hampshire
Syceend Wimnell
William EB. Chandler
New Mumpshire
United States Senate
Washington
Vuelmy
Concord
Am Cotimott
Blarvard Law School
Garfield
Sollcstor
Senate
Navy
Nelson Wins U S Senate Seat in Minnesota Race
Knute Nelson, longtime public servant from Minnesota, elected United States Senator for the term starting March 4, 1901. Vote totals show Nelson 102, Westburn 30, Donnelly 13, Comstock 4, McLeary 2, Lind 1. Narrative recalls Nelsons Norway birth February 2, 1842 and extensive career including governor, congressman, and presidential elector.
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Minnesota
Westburm Knute Nelson
House of Representatives
United States
Nelson
Wastturn
Donnelly
Comstock
Mitehod
Cleary
Lind
Fainte
Bergen
Norway
Ishesute Nelson
Chien Setthal
Dane County
Wisconsin
Albion
Fourth
Wisconsin Infantry
Alexandrian
Minn
Ustis
Asta
Wis
State Senate
Isso
First Dively Reformed Church Anniversary Observed
The church in Urooklyn marks its founding anniversary with reflection on prayer and care for the poor and a note on church conduct and duties within the community.
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Urooklyn
Points for Parents on Child Manners and School Training
A column argues that parental courtesy shapes children’s manners and behavior. It cites examples of polite training, urges teachers to embody active thinking, and outlines practical tips for fostering writing and recitation in early schooling.
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Thetra Hidera
Natorle
Verimont
Noten
Wenner A. Hunter
Genie Marners
Lance
Aire
Anser
Bin
Te Poste
Achila
Connecion
Educational Notes on Teaching and School Purpose
The article argues for active teaching that engages students and moral development. It warns against overreliance on library references and stresses the mind’s exercise as a central school mission. It favors integrating commercial geography, art, and observation to foster lifelong learning and truth.
Plan of Questioning in Teacher Licensing Excerpt
A historical discussion stresses testing beyond rote questions to measure true understanding in teacher license exams. It cites an anecdote of a student who could not describe the cotton gin yet could describe a paper mill, prompting critique of rigid question framing. Emerson’s early life and Harvard aid are sketched as context for education’s social role.
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Miill
Teschers’ Institute
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Chicora
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M. Wy. Morgan
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Thomas Robertson
Witchmnag
I * A. Simons
Benton Emor
Matthews
Asaster
Rene
Lamd
Seauen
Grabany & Morton
Anumost
Tullative
Mor, Morton
Griddaeds
Morten Traineportation Company
Unnevet
WM. FB. Chandler
Knute Nelson
Moorestown
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Lfe
Iinister
Emerson
Walter
Harvard College
Pupirs
St Nicholas
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