Senate Fills Chamber With Bills and Postmaster Nominations
Washington notes report numerous bills and resignations as debates continue on education labor measures and penalties for assaults on the president. Postmaster nominees include Fort Worth Texas George Burroughs and Cameron Texas Wilbur Crawford, with other recess appointments announced.
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Wilbur Crawford
Cameron
Senate
Texas
Wilber Crawford
Tex
Brewery Settlements in Texas and McKinley Capital Plan
The Galveston Brewing Co. has settled antitrust claims in Texas, paying over $7,500 and forfeiting its charter. The Houston Ice and Brewing Co. remains unsettled while foreign brewers are given time to exit. The text also notes a proposal to locate the capital at a town named McKinley in honor of the late president.
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Houston Ice and Brewing Company
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Papers Read At National Livestock Association Session
The Chicago gathering opened with President Springer duty and a slate of papers from J H Senner Andrew M Soule F F Warren A F Doremus and Col G W Simpson. Soule discussed the mid south cattle trade while Warren outlined 11 congressional asks including anti fraud pure food and grazing land leasing reforms. Five minute district reports followed and Henry Wade of Ontario read on Canada livestock business.
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National Livestock Association
J. H. Senner
New York
Andrew M. Soule
Tennessee Agricultural College
F. F. Warren
Wyoming
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Utah
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Texas
Soule
Interstate Commerce Commission
Germany
German Empire
United States
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Henry Wade
Ontario
Canada
Severe coastal storm halts Oregon Washington coast travel
A 36 hour brutal storm raged off the Oregon and Washington coast with 90 mph winds and gusts to 100 mph. Forecast official Beals called it unusually violent as barometers fell and storms swept from the Columbia mouth to the Juan de Fuca straits. In Whatcom County telegraph lines failed and wires toppled. Mountain View resident John Marr sustained injuries likely fatal. roads blocked by fallen trees and trains delayed as shipping halted.
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Mountain View
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Coal Train Wreck Near Vancouver Causes Major Losses
A coal train wreck near South Wellington Vancouver, caused by a tree falling on the track, caused extensive damage and losses. Authorities say about 285000 dollars in value may be involved and the situation remains unclear.
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South Wellingtone
American Federation of Labor Convention Opens in Scranton
The twenty first annual AFL convention begins in Scranton with President Samuel Gompers presiding. Two hundred seventy five delegates attend from the U.S. and Europe, representing 1,503,000 workers as the executive council handles routine business and credentials appeals.
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Scranton
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Europe
Bank in Lenoir City Closes Its Doors
Knoxville Tenn December 5 The Le noir City Bank at Lenoir City Tennessee has closed its doors with a capital of 50000 It is stated depositors will get all due them.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Lenoir City Bank
Lenoir City, Tenn
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