Senate to Rapidly Move Army Reorganization Bill This Week
The Senate will press ahead with the army reorganization measure until its passage, likely within the week. Amendments on the army canteen and veterinary corps will be debated at length, with sharp attacks anticipated on funding Filipinos in the U S army. Afterward the ERPJ appropriation bill and ship subsidy bill will follow on the calendar.
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Washington
Senate
Army
United States
Five Times Senator John T. Morgan's Credentials Filed
Washington January 7. Senator Pettus of Alabama presented the credentials of John T. Morgan to the Senate for a fifth term beginning March 4, 1901. The credentials were filed. Also noted: debate over Cuba postal fraud report and reapportionment bill motions in both houses. The house debate hints at a potential final vote tomorrow with possible three-member increase for fractions in Florida, Colorado and North Dakota.
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Washington
Senate
Pettus
Alabama
J. T. Morgan
Bacon
House
Hopkins
Florida
Colorado
North Dakota
Senator Quay
Senator Platt
New York
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Crimper
Indiana
Debate on Reapportionment Bill Deliberations Update
In Boise City on January 7 Ex-L Fred T Dubois was nominated joint caucus for United States senator. The debate on the reappointment bill was set to close tomorrow at 8 o clock with the final vote to occur before adjournment. Mr Dalzell of Pennsylvania presided over the house.
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Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Boise City
Fred T. Dubois
United States
Venezuela natives invade asphalt plant amid US protests
United States minister in Caracas reports no justice for New York Bermudez Asphalt Co in its dispute with local authorities. Three US warships Buffalo Hartford Scorpion are near La Guayra as natives allegedly invade the plant. Worsening crisis prompts protest from American interests.
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Willemstad
Curacaa
United States
Caracas
Venezuela
Loomis
New York
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Laguayra
Buffalo
Hartford
Scorpion
News in Brief from the Southwest and Beyond
A roundup of incidents and deaths across Texas and surrounding states. Notable items include the death of John C. Simmons, president of the Pennsylvania railroad, and multiple fatal accidents including a brakeman near Long and a horse collision near Marietta. The Dallas sewer issue, Ardmore free delivery, and miners at Star mine protesting 10 hour days are reported, along with political and military notes from Arlington to the Philippines.
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Bellevue
Tex
Dallas
Ardmore
I. T
John Price
Long
McAlester
J. W. Helder
Marietta
William H. Harris
United States Navy
Boston
Mass
William M. Wigger
South Orange
N. J
Ex-Court Clerk Tompkins Shot by Sheriff in Louisiana
At Lake Providence Sheriff J W Dunn shot and killed ex Court Clerk J D Tompkins. The report notes Oli scores as the cause of the shooting. A wreck on the Texas Sabine Valley Northwestern road near Timpson left several injured. Methodist builders in Waco plan a new Fifth Street church on Twelfth street and Austin avenue. Alpheus B Stickney and Miss Mary Crosby wed in Boston after 40 years as sweethearts. Columbus Indiana becomes population center per census. Spain faces another cabinet crisis. Robert S Lansing falls from ninth floor in New York appraiser store killing him.
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Charles Alexander
Grand Duke
Saxe-Weimar
Berlin
Star
Aspen
Col
The
Texas Historical Society
Waco
John H. Reagan
William Taylor
Caledonia
Gussie Chasteen
DeKalb
Tex
Frederick Northwick
Missouri
H. H. Blunt
Louisiana
Forty-ninth Infantry
Philippines
Hamburg- American Steamship Company
Ben Perry
Guy Smith
St. Joe
City National Bank of
Decatur
Mississippi
William M. McCulloch
Woodville
William Kirby
Vicksburg
John S. Groom
Liverpool
Eny
David M. Rose
Bridgeport
Corsicana
Peter Smith
Collin County
Texas
Lake Providence
J. W. Dunn
J. D. Tompkins
Oli
Texas, Sabine Valley
Timpson
Twelfth Street
Austin Avenue
Fifth Street
Alpheus B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Mary Crosby
Boston
Mass
Columbus
Ind
Spain
Robert S. Lansing
United States
New York
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Bryan
Ralston
Pettijohn
Richelieu
Graham
Batavia
Penick & Ford
Howell Brothers
John Wittman
Burt Norwood
Bryan, Texas
Just
Rockers
James & Castles
BR. R
North
South
North Texas
New Orleans
Vphrough
Galveston
Houston
St. Louis
Denison
M. L. Robbins, G. P.&. Ty
Congress
John T. Morgan
Ala
Bama
Henderson
Debots
Asphalt Company
O. O. Howard
McKinley
Abraham Lincoln
Carnegie Hall
Odell
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Lincoln
Fred Brooks
John C. Simmons
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Brown
Pittsburg
Memphis
Duncan McIntyre
Miss Anderson
Santa Fe
N. M
Grand Opera House
John B. Mike
Ciee
M. Nagle
Attorney AT Law
Court House
W. B. Hudson
J. G. Minkert
Hudson & Minkert
Paul M. Baylor
James Drug Store
Dence
Paris
Chicago
J. L. Hearne
Grice & Edge
W. B. Crice
Dee Mike, JR
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