Senate to Ratify Treaty Monday Amid Debate
The Senate agreed to meet at 11 a m Monday to vote on the Hay Pauncefote treaty abandoning the Clayton Bulwer pact and paving the canal across the Isthmus. Senate debate ran four hours with speakers including Spooner Money and Foraker. Money criticized sections but favored ratification to avoid delaying the canal project. The session adjourned at 4 40 p m until Monday. The note mentions a separate filing to enjoin Secretary Gage over 2 million for Kiowa Comanche Apache lands and Republican leadership signaling no new committee placements for McLaurin or Wellington.
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Panama
United States
Spooner
Senator Money
Foraker
Allison
Committee On Appropriations
House
Hoar
Committee On Printing
Mason
Committee On Manufacturers
Monroe Edge Has SOT Bryan Property for Sale Cheap
Property listing for Monroe Edge selling 40 acres near mill with 25 in city limits and 15 outside, including a six room house, stables, sheds, a cement cistern, and other improvements. multiple other city lots, houses, and farms offered cheaply, with details on location, structures, and potential exchanges. Several listings mention 912 acres near mill, boarding houses, and numerous small houses, cabins, and vacant blocks.
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V. Depot
College Road
Jeff ‘Franklin
C.w.&b
Mill
N. Depot
Ecole Park
Elste
Bon Ton
Galex
Fort Worth vaccine firm pays $1000 to state treasury
The Pasteur Vaccines company via attorneys Hoge and Robertson has deposited $1000 with the state treasury, confessing judgment in a compromise, leaving one suit against the Texas and Pacific company of Thurber unsettled. Also reported is the arrest of the Tishomingo city marshal in the Thompson Pickens murder case, a Chickasaw noted in Ardmore Indian Territory, with Pickens' death once thought to be heart failure.
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Fort Worth
Pasteur Vaccines Company
Hoge & Robertson
Texas and Pacific Company of
Thurber
Texas
Ardmore
I. T
Dee
Thompson Pickens
Tishomingo
Pickens
Dallas Mystery: William Boring Found Dead in Bridge Shed
Dallas on December 13 reports William Boring, a white man, found dead with his head crushed under a wood pile near a laundry. Police believe the accident occurred in a bridge shed. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Dallas
William Boring
Paul
San
Kilpatrick Co Convicted Man Receives Fifteen Years
St Louis December 18 The United States district court sentenced the Montana train robber Ben Kilpatrick to fifteen years on one count. Judge Adams presided as the sentence was pronounced amid formal proceedings and prior testimony.
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I States District Court
Ben
Montana
Adams
Chinese Trade Pressure on Exclusion Act Effects
An East Coast interview with Silas D. Webb of the China and Japan Trading company argues that stricter Chinese entry limits threaten American trade gains. He warns cotton mills and iron and steel sectors rely on Chinese demand, and urges policy balance to avoid harming U S relations with Chinese buyers.
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China
Silas D. Webb
China and Japan Trading Company
Shanghai
Far East
Re Powers
United States
South
New England
Iron and Steel
Improved tandem kite promises greater wireless range
William A. Eddy, newly arrived in Bayonne from Noank, has sent diagrams to Marconi for an enhanced tandem kite system reaching 3000 feet using Major Baden Powell’s method. Eddy argues higher altitude could boost wireless range to 1000 miles or more, with potential doubling if both sender and receiver use kite-based links.
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New York
William A. Eddy
Bayonne
N. J
Noank
Conn
Marconi
Baden-Powell
Eddy
Baden- Powell
Murder Suicide in Upper Sandusky Tragedy
Dec 13 in Upper Sandusky Mrs Valentine Winebaker was found unconscious with a bloody wound at home. Her son Jacob Winebaker, who lived nearby, was later found dead in a haymow with a bullet hole after a revolver purchased an hour earlier was located.
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Upper Sandusky
Valentine Winebaker
Jacob
Whitecaps reported in Crawford county near English
News reaches New Albany of whitecaps outbreak in Crawford county near English. Over the past week William Cunningham former justice of the peace, Jesse Tyree, and Miss Alice Haycock all of Sterling township were abducted by a masked mob and whipped with hickory switches. The pack of the victim was cut to pieces after being accused of immoral practices and warned to desist. Meanwhile J J Hill resigned from the Northern Pacific railroad board of directors after prior contemplation.
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New Albany
Ind
Crawford County
English
William Cunningham
Jesse Tyree
Alice Haycock
Sterling Township
City Property Listings Near Allen Academy
South half of block near Allen Academy priced at 550 dollars. About one and a quarter acres near the schoolhouse in the southeast part of town. Includes a small new cottage a tenant house and a well. Prices 1000 dollars for a six room house and one lot on the west side of town. Six room house and two lots of groane located four blocks from ain Street. Brick cisterthop premises priced 1260 dollars. Also other city property.
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Allen Academy
Ain Street
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