Senate considers measures to punish presidential assailants
Washington November 30. Senator West of Missouri asks the Senate judiciary committee to examine legal obstacles to authorizing legislation against assaults on the president and cabinet members. He proposes amending emigration laws to exclude anarchists and to deport those in the country, arguing constitutional limits hinder action and favoring a federal solution over state action. Aimed at curbing anarchist influence, the proposal seeks stronger national measures and possible transplantation to overseas territories. A separate note reports William Fitzhugh Veazie of Newport planning a fresh African expedition with Capt. Powell Cotton to explore Lake Albert and surrounding areas, aiming for geographical and surveying results.
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Quarrel Ends in Slaying as Jealousy Rumor Emerges
A disputed incident in New York ends with a fatal slaying after a quarrel between two friends. A photograph of Mrs. Johnson found on Newitt suggests jealousy as a motive. Both men, about 50, hailed from the same town in England, with details sparse and tense.
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Lincoln Man Held In Lincoln Murder Case
Charles E. Heywood, arrested in Havelock for burglary, is believed to be the killer of John G. Gillilan a prominent Lincoln citizen shot near his home last August. Authorities say Gillilan’s death remains unsolved as the case advances under suspicion.
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Ceat of the Ohio Campaign Reported Spending
Sworn statements filed by state committee officers show the Republican campaign spent $62,304 in the recent fiscal period. The filing covers departments and groups associated with the Ohio campaign efforts and related expenditures.
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French ambassadors debate at Thanksgiving dinner in London
Errors mar a London Thanksgiving event where American Society in Lemon hosted a dinner. Diplomats questioned Anglo American unity and prophesied English speaking dominance, with no mention of France. The confusion reflects strained cross channel relations during the era.
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Amsterdam gossip on Wilhelmina and Neary rift fuels rumors
Reports from He consort indicate ongoing disputes between Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Neary. A tie festine reportedly involved a fight at Hambowen. Maj. Van Wet allegedly leads the queen’s camp against her brother’s faction. Peritonitis illness cited in the latter camp. Theater crowds applaud the queen, while portraits of Mrinee Money draw loud cheers.
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Noted Entl Giot Dead In Reading Discoveries
Reading obituary notes the death of a famed entomologist and sculptor known for a 50 year career and a butterfly collection of 200000 specimens valued at £25000. He built the world renowned collection and contributed to natural history circles.
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Ferguson Likely Successor To Oklahoma Governor
Washington reports indications point to Tom Ferguson, chairman of the Republican territorial committee, as the likely successor to Governor Jenkins in Oklahoma. Other items note Hannibal wealthier A R Levering pledging $25 for a hospital building site and a Missouri accident where Clara Knox lost an eye after a fall from a horse. Senator Hamma donated 6 000 to the McKinley monument in Canton, Ohio.
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Roosevelt at West Point Annapolis game amid mansion crowd
President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt led a large Washington party to the West Point Annapolis football game in Philadelphia. A special three-car train carried the president and officials, while Admiral Dewey and Lieut General Miles also attended. Roosevelt praised the impartiality of his position and joined the cheering crowds at the field.
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Jealous Husband Kills Wife in Kan House
In finlena Kansas on Saturday morning Charles Timekle attempted to shoot his wife Alice Dunekle and a boarding young man after years of estrangement. The young man escaped with a gunshot wound but she died. Timekle fled but was later found and is under investigation amid jealousy allegations.
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Old Officers Renominated in Republican Caucus
Washington reports that in the house caucus at the hall of the house at two o clock Saturday afternoon Chairman Cannon presided. David B. Henderson of Iowa was unanimously nominated for speaker and all old officers were named without opposition. Officers include Clerk A McDowell postmaster Joseph McElroy sergeant at arms Henry Casson door keeper William Glenn. Bubonic Plague News Suppressed. St Louis notes Honolulu plague suppressed by authorities though alarming among Asiatic population with port quarantine planned.
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No Elevators for Private Parties in Topeka
Attorney General Godard rules state railroad commissioners cannot force railroads to provide space for elevators along tracks for private parties. In Vining a three year old daughter of B J Cain died burned after being left alone while the mother went on an errand. At Fort Leavenworth Private Albert Francis of the Fourth Cavalry was killed when his horse fell on him. Eliza Robinson of Kansas City Missouri appeared in court and had her 19 year old son arrested for stealing.
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Greatest of the season West Point and Navy clash at Franklin Field
West Point defeated Annapolis 11 to 5 in the third Army Navy game on Franklin field. The attendance was remarkable with every seat sold and 15,000 ticket requests denied. President Roosevelt attended for the first time, drawing unprecedented crowds.
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Democratic caucus nominates James D Richardson speaker
Washington November 30 Democratic members of the house met in session and nominated James D Richardson of Tennessee for speaker. All former nominees were renominated as resolutions defining policy were discussed but no action sought. The caucus adjourned with 151 Democrats and eight fusionists present. minority members Shafroth Newlands Neville declined to enter.
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Imprisoned St Clair judge denied release by federal judge
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The Twice a Week Republic Advertisement Note
The copy extols a cheap yet high quality newspaper printing all worthy news. It promises readers year round updates on important world affairs, claims reliability and value, and invites subscriptions at one dollar per year via newsdealers or mail direct.
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Botanic Blood Balm Promised Cure for Blood Diseases
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