Annual UMWA convention closes with next year meeting planned
The United Mine Workers of America wrap up its annual convention, with the session voting to hold next year’s meeting in Tadtaulgpelis. The tellers reported all officers elected, including President Mitchel with a large vote total.
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United Mine Workers of America
Tadtauagpelis
International Efeers
Mitchel
Montana
Department of Forestry
New York
Alfred Jones
Vladwin Dytetl
Knana Dubelfo
M.O. Fae
Dyabell
Achitte Maas
Leit Spees
Volity Poteris
Phe
Senator Tillman rips Senate in furious fiery attack
A sweeping tirade by Senator Tillman targets many colleagues in a blistering Senate address. He ridicules the body as a minstrel show and accuses peers of double dealing while defending Vynehine and lambasting cooperation with Spooner. The exchange ends with heated claims of hypocrisy and poor breeding.
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Tillman
United States Senate
South
Senate
B. B. Tillman
Pitchfork Ten
Tinsel
Spooner
Amnstere
Fisnzied
Amiters
Mir
Ated
Poermessee
Dee
Senate Claims and Political Shifts Across Several States
The report covers multiple political moves across the United States. Senator Pillinam criticizes Roosevelt over troops in Crownsville while Cortelvertais resigns to pursue a treasury post, to be replaced by Karrey New. Nebraska forms a national rail takeover push led by M. P. Barrington. Ohio factional fights surge as War Secretary VPaft contemplates a presidential bid amid a relever of party dynamics. New York courts and legislation probe vote recounts and party autonomy amid leadership changes. Texas lawmakers seek an inquiry into Senator Bailey over oil trust ties tied to railroad matters.
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United States
Pillinam
Pirminehana
Ala
Roosevelt
Mearo
Crownsville
Cortelvertais
Realitiesa National Campinittee Mikrelido
Treasury
Karrey New
Indianapolis
Nebraska
Omaha
M.P. Barrington
Frank
Foraker
Ohio
New York
Jackson
McClelhin
New York Independence League
Marx Phansen
Tharst
Miovement
Pimethy FR. Driscoll
League
Duriscoll
Texas House of Representatives
Mntro
Bailey
Oil Trust
Wiaurers-Pierce Gil
Texas
Supreme Court of the United States
W. of. Byyan
Bryan
Tie
Brownsville
Agin
Senate
Mordan
Segapor Foraker
Tillman
Carineck
Pie House
Uaniinedu
Coast Artillery
Parigs Balk
Secretary of Age and Moral, Commerce and Labor
House
District of Columbac
Britain apologizes to United States over Kingston dispatch
British government formally apologizes for a Jamaica governor Swettenham's demand that Rear Admiral Davis withdraw relief ships from Kingston. The exchange risked a U S Britain rift but is settled by a cabinet cable to Secretary Root censure noted and pledges of better conduct. Indignation in Jamaica and Britain high as authorities weigh recall.
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United States
Great Britain
Alexander Swettentuin
Jurnica
Jeavis
Wineston
Swettenhaiai
Wav
Linteniath
Vietinis
Renrvo
Pius
Badied
Janitien
Cuba
Lone
Hsg
Disreeta
Plex Diaves
Larce
Juitiean
Evolies
Piebia
Ain Jiinaica
Jianes Anteaxscue
Kingston
Cheistiod
Adiirab Plavis
Jigaica
Gonvernoar Swettenia
Davis
Privis
Swettenham
Enehind
Island
Kingston Destruction Deepens After Massive Earthquake
Awful calamity strikes Kingston amid widespread devastation. Townspeople flee as fires blaze through the debris, hospitals overrun and hundreds perish or are maimed. Ships harbor injured, bodies litter streets, and central districts lie in ashes.
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Kingston
Sauder
Sam Prateisea Cai Vialpultaiso
Winesten
Andy Ford
Kwinestot
Kingston Earthquake Map Details Historic Damages
The Kingston map marks Myrtle Bank hotel and parish church ruins from the quake and fire. The Up Park camp saw the greatest single building loss with forty hospital deaths. Port Royal and Fort Charles show repeated inundations, with new bottom formations threatening relief ships.
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Kingston
Myrtle Bank
Up Park
Port Royal
Fort Charles
Fort Royal
City Sinks, Harbors Redrawn After Jamaica Earthquake
Reports from Port au Prince Haith describe a harbor sinking with ships forbidden from approach as Kingston faces 10 foot water along the coast. The quake fire tidal wave damaged Kingston and Port Royal with lighthouses submerged. hundreds killed or missing. naval ships Missouri and Indiana safely entered the harbor amid panicked relief and calls for aid.
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Witerstem
Lele
Port Au Prince Haith
Kingston
Phin Point
Port Royal
Holland Bay
Havana
Jamaica
Washington
Metcalf
Jacaica
Sir James Fergusson
Toone
Missouri
Indiana
Anotta Bay
Richmond
Phim Point
Bar Vion
Brownsville affair and budget action sweep Senate and House
The Brownsville incident dominates Senate business with defenders of the President and Foraker's investigation proposal. The House approves the fortifications and district of Columbia budgets, reflects Jamaica earthquake relief and broader tariff and trust debates, as well as salary votes for lawmakers.
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Brownsville
Senate
Carmack
Stone
Mone
Knox
Foraker
District of Columbia
Mrc. Foster
Vermont
California
Townsville
D Black
William Bo Bate
Tenesses
Pouse
Lmstrier of
Cobonbia
Everzones
Jamaica
Slouse
Representative seeks relief from Judiciary panel seat
National Capital Notes report that Representative Sherley of Kentucky asked to be relieved from a seat on the Judiciary committee, to which he had been appointed by the Speaker. Representative Laces, head of the Public Lands committee, introduced a bill to place the Salton Sea problem under federal control. The measure would create a reclamation reservation in the Colorado River valley and appropriate $2,000,000 for dams and ditches.
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Sherley
Kentuucky
Judiciary Committee
Laces
House Committee On Public Lands
Salton Sea
United States
Colorado River
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