Discharge of Colored Troops Discussed by Senate
The Senate urged President Roosevelt and the War Department to provide full information on the discharge of the Twenty-fifth Infantry. Debates centered on congressional rights to cabinet information and the merits of the discharge. Senators Spooner Lodge Foraker and Culberson framed and debated the resolutions, with emphasis on public interest and constitutional rights.
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Washington
Dec
Senate
Penrose
Foraker
Culberson
Spooner
Congress
Compromise in sight on ship subsidy bill policy shift
Washington dispatch reports a House committee discussion on amending the Gallinger bill to limit subsidies to Latin American and Oriental trade. Grosvenor and Watson signal a favorable path, aiming for a bill aligned with Secretary Root's trade expansion.
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Washington
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Grosvenor
Root
Watson
Indiana
House
Aging man crushed to death at Chicago livestock show
John Searles a seventy seven year old resident of Buchanan Michigan visiting the Chicago livestock show was crushed by a crowd of steers as they were driven into a pen He stood near the gate and was forced against a fence trampled and fatally injured He died en route to a hospital.
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Chicago
John Searles
Buchanan
Mich
Searles
Interesting Testimony From Real Estate Dealer in Land Fraud Case
Samuel M. Mann a Quincy DL notary and real estate dealer testified in Omaha on December 7 in the Richards and Comstock conspiracy case. He described sworn statements naming agents Walcott Noleman and Huntington and said he knew no Noleman. Other soldiers testified they filed at the cattle men’s agents' solicitation.
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Omaha
Samuel M. Mann
Quincy
Richards and
Comstock
Mann
Ami B. Todd
Mr. Mann
F. M. Walcott
Cherry County
Neb
Walcott
R. C. Noleman
Box Butte County
Thomas M. Huntington
Todd
Wreck at Annabessacook Leaves Three Men Missing
A Maine Central railroad wreck at Annabessacook 35 miles from Waterville left three men reported missing. A wrecking train with physicians departed Waterville. Officials later said no one was killed and two or three were slightly injured.
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Detroit
Der
Michigan Central
Bay City
Otter Lake
Waterville
Annabessacook
Maine Central Railroad
Portland
Coroner Probes Rose Vzral Death and Somber Finances
The coroner's inquest into Mrs. Rose Vzral's death reveals she paid large sums to a fortune teller in Chicago. The inquiry notes the suicide occurred Wednesday amid mounting pressure from police investigations into her affairs.
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Meenan Belek
Elia Vzral
Chicago
Rose Vzral
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