Congressional Senate action and New York notes
The Senate amended Tellerts resolution to include the former supervising architect, debated public buildings, and adjourned after Taft hill and several bills. Washington notes report charges against Consul General Lewis, the Military Order of America bill, tax collections rising, and various posts in Europe and the U.S. with incidents from rail, crime, and society.
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Senate
Tellerts
The
Treasury
Taft Hill
Rou
House
Jacob Rogers
Laws
Washington
Clevelann
Philapin
Bronsort
Moor
Lewis
Tangier
Military Order of America
Joseph Wheeler
Count de Fonesta
Brussels
Ashington
Signor Denitto
Atelegham
General Stanley
Austin
Tex
A. A. Kimball
First District Court of Utah
Boulangist Rise and Oklahoma Bill Prospects Stir Politics
General Boulanger gains broad support as he campaigns for a seat in the Chamber of Deputies, with government leaders fearing Boulangist influence. Meantime Springer asserts Oklahoma bill passage is near, boosted by minority tactics and House support, while local Nebraska orphan fire heroism honors a young rescuer.
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For
Parn
General Boulanger
General Mon
Chamber of Deputies
Kiysee
Boulanger
Enyn
Count von Steinmetz
Second Army
Addrons
Boulager
Chamber of Depots
Nts
Lacour
Heinoch
M. Ficquet
Panama Canal
Panama
M. de Lesseps
Bordeaux
M. Reinach
Springer
Oklahoma
Waxutsarox
Olahoma
Whole
Cos
Pension Day
House
Casualties in Denver cable accident and holiday fires
Reports from December events recount a Denver streetcar collapse on Fifteenth Street where five people died and two were severely injured as a gas pipe work caused the track to fail. In Chicago Geneva and Milwaukee incidents a Santa Claus impersonator, a Christmas tree fire, and a child’s burning accident are noted. The Mann a wreck near New Orleans recounts twenty lives lost with sailors injured. survivors describe burning vessels and river hazards as ships avoided Plaquemine due to flames.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
Mount Pleasant
Whealing
W. Va
Hastings
Gold Hill
Boulder
Col
Shaw
Taylor
Plessner
Chicago
Pasard
Cleveland
Becaves
Duluth
Minn
Zeus
Bauereihen
Ofes
Denver
Helen
Mont
Moore
Katie Adams
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Tunes Market
el Paso
Tex
Ah Wing
Sing Fung
Western Union Telegraph Office
Marion
Ala
Tne
Nashie
Louisville | Nashville
Knoxville
Bardstown Junction
Louisville
Baxter
Nashville
Jackson
Miss
Lamuel Roseman
Frank Finghes
Many Kexsard
Bardstown
Wheel
William Miles
Lamar
Misa
Pansen Cuampens
Alma
Ark
George Keyes
Rerone
Bui
Garriyou
Austria
Aelneeberg
Missouri Pacific
J. ©. Furlong
Clark
London Times
New York
Augusta
Cincinnati
Mass
da Boxer
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Paris
France
Tacoton
Bolton
England
Vastilesti
Roumania
Charles
Madrid
Senor Sliva
John Bright
SigNon Mancini
Boudan Derviades
Constantinople
Gesenat Louis Meuixarr
Ir In
Henry J. Page
Indianapolis
Chicago Railroad Company
Western
Indiana & Belt Line Railway
Bay of Biscay
Yar
Borkia
Carsieseneas
William Katey
William Wilson
Joseph Trainers
Mike Dillon
James McCuen
Geneva
Til
John M. Stillwell
Santa Claus
Danville
Smith
Kenta Claus
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Hanna
Fen
Givens
Bob Smith
Hhis Ho
EL. E. Low
Plaquemine
Parc Guard
Plaquémine
Lecture Forbidden by Chicago Police For Mrs Lucy Parsons
Chicago police barred a planned Mrs Lucy Parsons lecture at Waverly Hall after handbills promoted the event. Chief Hubbard and Lt Laughlin demanded the hall keepers surrender the key and barred admission citing anticipated anarchistic remarks. Officials warned Parsons could not speak in Chicago and claimed the lecture was for effect rather than legitimate discourse.
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Chicago
Lucy Parsons
Cmcavo
Waverly Hall
Hubbard
Laughlin
Laurie
Lauria
Mrs. Parsons
Chief Hubbard
Mra Parsons
Knifed by the pastor in Coffee County church
A Georgia country church murder ends with a pastor stabbing his assailant to death during a bitter faction fight over the preacher’s removal. The clash led to the minister repeatedly striking the opponent in the pulpit amid a chaotic scene before authorities reported the man’s death.
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Macox
Coffee County
Tia
alt=ting
Quase
Barlingtom farmer shot in accident near Hopkinsville
Southern Gleanings reports a wealthy young farmer Laslin Key near Barlingtom Ky killed by accidental pistol discharge while showing weapon to Ferrie Vaner. The account notes other violent incidents including a fatal shooting in Montgomery Alabama, a jail escape, and a fatality after a boat capsize in Kentucky.
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Laslin Key
Barlingtom
Ferrie Vaner
Harry Heebright
Hopkineville
Theresa Cheevel
Mother Theresa
Order of Notre Dame de Mount Carmel
Order
New Orleans
Tours
France
Imm
John 8
Scott
Marion County
D. C
Asia
I’adocal
A. D. Brady
Shearpee
Thomas Roberton
Montgomoa Ala
George Holmes
Holmes
Roberton
Robertson
Waa
Bank of Montgomery
M. P. Legrand
W. H. Hubbard
E. R. Hastings
Dawson
Harrodsburg
Frank Green
Kentucky River
Robert Hall
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Allen Hall
Lynchburg
Jesse Taylor
Gadsden
Ala
Arch Craze
H. T. Laycaster
Baxter Court
Nashville
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Mim
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Jorng
Abuuel Conia
A Lewenthal, JR
Brookhaven
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Storia
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Ascormaven
R P. Moore
Law
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Hrookuaven
Liverpool
London and Clobe
J. Warren
Peat Clerk
Poperiy
Sam Lightfoot
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Sila
Aed
Patna Geet Pago
Capital Commercial . College
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the Modern Practical School
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Daily Nova
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New York Central
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N. Y
van Wormer
Binghamton
N.Y
Joux Beaker
Michael Moore
Nineteenth Street
Burke
Anson Jones
Uticn
Walter Smith
James G. Buatne
Maine
Mae
Gaston DE Foulliat
W. K. Vanderbilt
New York City
Hows
James T. Morrett
Twesylvania
North Warren
East Fimount
Philadelphia
Robert C. Totten
Totten & Co
Pittsburgh
Dovatas Hexny
iMn Wier
Emment & Mona
Mount Vernon
Ind
Tar Supreme Court of Ohio
Archbishop Parcell
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Svein Ravalry
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Indianapulis
Lod
Dudley
Zealandia
Mataafa
Tamapese
Samoa
Waltham
London
Wwe
Tuscope
Sacred College
Order of Hinge
Italy
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Prasceco
Maldon Islands
Count Herbert Bismarck
Reichstag
Morrison, Decker & Co
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White House
Texas
United States
Robert Zimmerman
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Brownsville
Sith
Tris
Jon T. Yarus
Justice of the Peace
Seneca
Ros
Fruit Land
Gibson County
Robert L. Bennett
Mammoth Springs
J. G. Metcalf
North and South
Loulaville and Nashville Railroad
J. T. Harrahan
Cabin Creek
Greom
Nebraska City
Neb
Here
Ashbury Bryan
John Bryan
John
Bryan
Monk
Charles Tinkler
Doddman Tobacco Warehouse
W. H. Hipkins
Hopkine
York
Setpaite
Yao
Mary Kennard
Bardatown Junction
Loulaville
Couch
Macon
Boston
J. W. Easley
Norman & Evans
Dany
James Gregory & Son
H. A. Hart, Jr
D. J. Ballard
A. G. Welch
Gree
Storm Union Telegraph Office
Morton
McMahon
Vicksburg
A.G. Clay
Newton Doolan
Wm. Johnson
Kusciusko
Yo C.b. James
Court House Square
Turner Halum
Jim McNair
Bill Miller
Asvelant
Jemea Recegt
James
Halum
Payette Scull
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