Unanimous Republican caucus chooses Henderson for Speaker
The Republican House caucus in Washington chose Henderson of Kentucky as Speaker designate with 146 of 198 members present. The session also re elected the old officers and debated rule changes led by Hepburn Iowa, who failed to win modifications.
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House
Hall “of Representatives
Fiénderson
Representative Hepburn
Iowa
Hepburn
Cannon
Ilinois
Loudenslager
New Jersey
Lacey
Town
General Henderson
Payne
New York
Tawney
Minnesota
Henderson
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Sherman
Alexader PacDowell
Pennsylvania
Henry Casson
Wisconsin
Joseph C. McElroy
Ohio
Henry, H. Couden
Michigan
Shattuc Dominates Republican Caucus In Washington
In Washington, Congressman Shattuc of Cincinnati led the Republican caucus. He challenged Pete Hepburn’s amendment scheme as Hepburn pressed a river and harbors bill, while many backers and new members watched the clash unfold in a tense party showdown.
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Commerrcial Tribune
Washington
Shattuc
Cincinnati
Peter Hepburn
Towa
Hepburn
Pete
Ohio
Kickers
Roosevelt
Wood
Neely
de- Rathbone
Rathbone
Night march closes nonunion mines near Montgomery Indiana
A large group of union miners from Montgomery and nearby towns marched through the night to close mines at Eagles Lie twenty miles northeast of Vincennes. Nonunion workers were warned to stay home as picketing continued. the same organizers had shut Prospect Hill mines at Vincennes earlier, sparking a riot.
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Commercial Tribune
Ton
Ind
Montgomery and
Jury
Aagleslie
Waghtgegron
Ine
Onreés
Prospect Hill
Vincennes
Stone negotiations suspended for Miss Stone release
Cablegram from Constantinople indicates Miss Stone is alive and well. Robert College in Bebek reports negotiations suspended and no immediate release prospect. The Christian Herald notes reports of murder by brigands are unconfirmed.
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New York
The
Christian Herald
Washburne
Robert College
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Bebek
Bible House
Aes Arne
Trial of Sherwell for Lena Renner Strangling Heard
Evansville reports a preliminary murder hearing for Sherwell over the Lena Renner case. Witnesses testifying alleged alibi false, motive unclear, and a police visit tied to the night of the crime. The defendant’s attorney pledged continued defense as other city violence unfolded nearby.
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Perth
Evansville, Inc
Sherwell
Auath Poole
Lena Renner
C. Kauffer
Heuke
Aigal
Walker
K. Street
Sytamore
Wilt= shire
Smith
Brave brakeman saves twelve lives near Peru
Earl McClain a 20 year old brakeman on the Peru Montpelier accommodation acted with calm bravery near Chili eight miles north of Here when freight No 97 derailed toward the rear passenger car He stood on the rear platform guiding the cars until the freight engine struck lifting the coach onto an ice stack He jumped and sustained only minor bruises twelve passengers escaped injury with minimal property damage reported
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Tribune
Peru
Ind
Earl McClain
Peru-Montpelier
Chili
Here
McClain
Rebels Forced to Surrender at Buena Vista
Reported battle near Buena Vista ends with surrender of Barrera’s troops. Government forces recaptured Colon amid heavy fire and street clashes as German stein arrives. Venezuelan tensions ease slightly as trials proceed for an alleged murderer tied to Caracas trade.
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At- A
Atte
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Pinosa
Alban
Tiem
Stich
Ithe Colon
Erale Ailala
Sean
Republic
Nany
Colon
Uae
Stein
Geomel Pingon
Alond
Libéerads
Trinedad
B. WI
Haytien
Caracas
Castro
Drunken quarrel ends in double tragedy in Petersburg
In Petersburg Indiana Harry Cummins shot and fatally wounded his companion Henry Watson. Cummins then turned the revolver on himself and killed himself. Watson died shortly after. The sheltering stranger Lee was also mentioned as a victim in the chaotic scene.
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Petersburg
Inds
Noy
Harry Cummins
Henry
Watson
Lee
Cummins
Watega
Indiana doctors plan实验 hospital for human experiments
A Despatch to the Commercial Tribune reports Dr. Fletcher with Dr. Sterne and Dr. Wishard proposing a congressional bill to establish an experimental hospital. They advocate vivisection like procedures on condemned criminals to test cures and push for new medical research under government oversight.
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Commercial Tribune
Ind
Ee B. Fletcher
Conde
A. Gov. Ala Experiment Hospital
Fletcher
Indiana
W. A. Wishard
AlBe ‘Sterne
Sterne
Wishard
Congress
Fairbanks
Senator Berse
End of Russo Chinese Pieg Negotiations Reported
London dispatch states the Foreign Office confirms the Russo Chinese PEG talks are effectively ended. The opposition of Chinese Viceroys and Li Hung Chang is blamed, not Japan's actions, for the move.
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London
Foreign Office
Anéath
Li Hung Chang
O Sons
Japan
Budget Surplus Announced in Italian Chamber of Deputies
In Rome on November 20 the Finance Minister Sig. Carcano presented the budget reporting an absolute surplus of 41,000,000 lire for the past year and anticipating a surplus of 43,000,000 lire for 1901 02.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Sig. Carcano
Democratic caucus selects House officers in session
The Democratic members of the House met in caucus at 11 o clock with 115 Democrats and eight Fusionists present or absent. Speakers and officers were chosen for the Fifty sixth Congress to be presented at the next House meeting. Speaker Richardson presided and pledged to lead a united minority with cooperation from all sides.
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House of Repsentatives
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House
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Senate
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Pennsylvania
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Ohio
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Virginia
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Hichardson
Tennessee
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Indiana
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Edwards
Texas
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Richardson
Isaac Hill
As At-At-Arms
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California
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Georgia
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