House Debates Hawaiian Resolution Split Between Parties
Washington today features a heated House session over Cochran's Hawaiian revolution resolution to appoint a seven member special committee. Boutelle upstages with a substitute. rulings on privilege and committee referral spark clashes as the chamber adjourns to address the urgent deficiency bill and mileage allowances amid partisan taunts.
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Hawaiian Islands
Session battle over mileage pay ends with bill passed
In a tense debate the House argued over regular versus special sessions and mileage payments. Lynch condemned back pay while supporters and opponents clashed, leading to votes on pensions and extra pay for officers and employees. The bill passed as the session adjourned amid laughter and contention.
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Texas
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Committee On Rules
Senate agenda delays Hoar Hawaii message postponement
In Washington the Senate heard Hoar state he would delay his remarks on the President's Hawaiian message until tomorrow. Peffer urged a $6 200 000 bill to relieve national destitution before the chamber moved to executive business. Cockrell sought to revive a postals accounting change, but after a long debate no conclusion was reached and the Senate adjourned.
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Hawaiian question speech foreshadows U S action
Washington December 19 progress on the Hawaiian question hinges on Senator Hoars remarks. If the queen refuses U S terms, Willis will receive instructions to recognize the provisional government as the supreme authority in the Hawaiian islands, officials say.
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Man Dies After Morphine Overdose in Tent Crisis
Thomas Perkins, 32, took four and three-fourths grains of morphine in a personal crisis at his Shawmut avenue home last evening. Found by a family member, he was rushed to City Hospital in a critical condition, where doctors warned recovery was uncertain as of late last night.
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Tramps Held on Manslaughter Charge in Miller's Falls Death
Charles Saunders and William Thompson were before Trial Justice Bicknell charged with manslaughter in the death of Patrick Hayes near Miller's Falls. Each was held in 3000 bail, with King and Dunn held as witnesses at 200. All were sent to Greenfield jail.
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William Thompson
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Accident settlement reaches Fort Plain family in 80 dollars
J Harvey Smith and family of Fort Plain N Y received 80 00 from the railroad company in settlement of wreck claims at Battle Creek Mich Frank Smith died from his injuries and the parents and daughter remain in Battle Creek Mich after the accident as they recover
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Battle Creek
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Hyde Park caucus names postmaster candidates
Democrats held a long caucus in Association Hall to express view on the postmastership. Edwin C. Jenney led with 169 votes followed by William T Mclntyre 125, Samuel R. Moseley 97, Robert E. Cherrington 36, and John F. Dowd 19.
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Association Hall
Edwin C. Jenney
William ™. MclIntyre
Samuel R. Moseley
Robert BE
Cherrington
John F. Dowd
Thurber Woman Indicted in Boston for Forgery and Embezzlement
A U S grand jury indicted Misa Esther M. Thurber alias Miss E B Terrell, accused of forging two money orders in Boston totaling 193 dollars. Authorities link further alleged misdeeds in Chicago, Old Orchard Maine, and other places. Thurber pleaded not guilty. case seen for trial today with Marshall and Casey representing the government.
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Thurber
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Beverly Votes On Charter And Division Of Farms
Two Beverly town meetings opposed Beverly Farms’ separation from the city as the Legislature considers the bill. A petition led to reconsidering the city charter vote, which was defeated previously. The revised plan calls for a December 21 vote with polls open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Klein Timber Man & Co. Assigns Liability News
Cincinnati December 19 Klein Timber man and Co wholesale woollen goods dealers assign today liabilities 116000 assets 100000 forming a notable bankruptcy filing with sizable deficit and outstanding obligations across their wholesale operation.
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Klein, Timberman & Co
McLeod Comments on NY & New England Stock and Meetings
President McLeod of the New York and New England Railroad says he has owned all his shares since taking office. He notes the board can cover January 1 interest payments and expects a stockholders meeting to approve leases with the NY and NE Northern, granting entry into New York as in the stockholders’ interest. He cites past borrowing to meet interest and anticipates similar action.
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Hopkins Elected Mayor in Chicago Supraplenary Race
A Democrat, John P. Hopkins, won the Chicago mayoral race to fill the unexpired term after Mayor Carter Harrison's death. Hopkins secured 113,758 votes to Swift's 110,717, a plurality of 1,220, with 79 percent of precincts reporting.
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Newton Woman Robbed On Way Home From School
Miss Maria C. Woods, a Newton Centre schoolteacher, was assaulted and robbed on a road between Newton Centre and Newton yesterday afternoon. She described her assailant as a young, light-complexioned man about 20, wearing a blue reefer, blue cap, and rubber boots. a hand bag with gold-rimmed glasses was taken. Police will pursue the suspect, who fled toward Chestnut Hill, leaving the bag behind a Ward street barn.
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Cambridge Park Report Urges Eminent Domain to Expand System
Cambridge park commissioners presented their first report urging the use of eminent domain to acquire land along the Charles River. They advocate beautifying approaches via Harvard, Brookline, and Boylston Street bridges and improving Fresh Pond area, with more plots to follow. The committee includes Rev. John O'Brien, Henry D. Yerxa, and George Howland Cox.
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Charles River
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Brookline
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Fresh Pond
John O'Brien
Henry D. Yerxa
George Howland Cox
Ellen Kane Defeated by Paris Green at City Hospital
Ellen Kane remains at City Hospital with improving condition after exposure to Paris green. Latest report says she is getting along very nicely and seems to be recovering steadily.
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Ellen Kane
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Relief Station Aids Needy In Old Court House Boston
The Post Relief Fund reports daily aid to the worthy and unemployed in Boston. Beneficiaries are personally investigated. those deemed deserving receive groceries and financial help. Contributions are urged to the Post Relief Fund treasurer as Christmas spirit drives support for the afflicted and destitute.
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Subscriptions list to a cause and donors
A weathered list shows donors and amounts including Dr J Parker Buntin five dollars William Henry Viehhacousel five dollars John F Low fifty dollars A Friend one dollar John Clevedon two dollars Mrs I C H one dollar Martha J Webst several entries for Friends and supporters from Gormully and Jeffrey Mfg listed among others.
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Tales of Distress. Post reports search for destitute families
Post reporters continuing to pursue stories of need and sorrow as relief arrives unexpectedly, reviving hopes for better times. Readers are urged to imagine the distress and to listen to the tales of hardship. Continued on Page 3.
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