Senate and House Debates on Panama and Panama Treaty
The Senate debated the Panama question with Hoar and Gorman criticizing the President while Peraker defended. A bill protecting foreign exhibitors at the St Louis fair passed, as did a land purchase for a Columbus military post and a pension appropriation. The House passed a Cuban reciprocity act and adjourned to Jan 4. The record notes resolutions on printing the Congressional Record, Ottoman reforms, isthmian commission pay, and Porto Rico measures.
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Senate
Hoar and Gorman
Republic of Panama
Peraker
McComes
Mad
Committee On Prileges
St. Louis
Columbus
Ohio
Panama
Messrs
Scott
Kane
Miers
Sims
Town
Burgess
Texas
Lacey
United States
Republic of
Yer
Daniel
Virginia
Hoar
Pulte
Billad
Lewis and Chas
Porthind
Ore
Committee On
Penrose
Berlin
Ottoman Empire
Morgan
Mar Cooper
Wis
GOC
Porto Rico
Ife
Morrell
Philippine Islands
Shafroth
Cole
Hay Vito
Congress Debates Reciprocity and Foreign Affairs
A dense Washington report notes a favorable Senate Foreign Relations Committee report on reciprocity legislation and a naturalization measure. It cites discussions on sugar policy with other nations, a call by Idaho Senator Heyburn to annex San Domingo, and critiques of postal officials amid broader military and domestic affairs.
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Leonard
Senate Committee On
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Chicago
Alderington
Mann
Roosevelt
Perry
Heath
Conrad
Lo Tulloch
Washington
I.p. McArthur
Idaho
Indian Bureau
Heyburn
Tdake
San Domingo
Hayti
Senat
Foreign Relations Committee
Duparte
Old Santa Fe Trail to Be Marked Across Kansas
Kansas Daughters of the Revolution plan marking the historic Santa Fe trail with stone monuments. The effort aims to involve schoolchildren across counties through which the route runs, to represent the entire state and mark the road’s length within a year.
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Southwest
Kansas Daughters of the Revolution
Kansas
W. E. Stanley
Stanley
Elizabeth Benton
Daniel Boone
Water Supply Mystery at City Pumping Station
A boarding house exchange raises concerns about the city water quality. The landlady dismisses a boarder's claim that recent water seems watered down, prompting a wry, ghoulish response about milk-like supply.
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City
I. B
Catarrh Cure Promises Reward in Toledo Ad Notices
An old advertisement outlines Hall's Catarrh Cure by Frank J. Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio offering one hundred dollars for every cured case. The notice includes sworn statements by Frank J Cheney and a notary public, praising internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It also features unrelated short notices and product pitches from period advertisers.
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Jlartman
S. B. Hartey
Columbus
Ohio
Sisters of Charity
Peruna Medicine Co. Co
Lraduns
Hartman
Meekison
Napoleon
Peruna Medicine Co
Crane
Unitetates
Hartman Sanitarium
Uulal
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cue Co
Toledo
Hanl
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
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