Congressional Debates Highlight Philippine Policy and Quay Seat Fight
Washington reports detail Senator Ullrich opening talks on the senate substitute for the house bill with a prepared manuscript speech and no questions from colleagues. The Pettigrew Philippines resolution is postponed to Monday as Beveridge and others announce upcoming addresses on the topic. The House approves Sulzer and awaits further info on New York banks and customs honey site transactions while Sen. Sampson and Scott’s actions receive praise. The Quay seating dispute advances in the Senate privileges committee with party lines and potential minority reports. The Clark case is reviewed amid bribery charges and Montanan politics debated by Faulkner, with accusations of funding and influence. Pettigrew faces dispute over Filipino policy as Lyle defends government actions.
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Tati B
Ullrich
Senate
DML
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Beveridge
Sulzer
Gage
Certan New York National Banks
New York Custom Honey
Mage
Conreess
Congress
Bingania
Pennsylvania
William 'S. Sampson
Winsell Scott Sehleoy
Santiago
Tan
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
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Glandhy
Moar
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Taney
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Clark
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Letter Clark
Morhian
Rt Woth Gldes
Vaulknew
West Virginia
Mainands
Faulkner
Faraal
Montipa
Debates on new constitutions and investigations in Congress
The House ordered two investigations after resolutions by Representative Lenty of Ohio. One probes post office appointments of John Grasham and Orson Smith amid polygamy indictments. the other examines Warder riots conduct by Gren Merriam and U.S. military officers. Senate memorials praised Hobart. The session included eulogies for late Representative Green and a query on seized American flour by Britain. The House adjourned until Friday.
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Lenty
Ohio
Flint
John Grasham
Provo City
Utah
Orson Smith
Logan
Gren
Merriam
Representative Green
Nebraska
Mayen
Markets Latest Quotations from Grain and Live Stock Centers
St Paul market names include Wheat No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern across Cass, Minneapolis, and Duluth beds with varied prices. Corn No 2 Yellow and No 3 quotes shown, along with oats barley rye and flax notes. Cattle and hogs priced at St Paul, Sioux City, Chicago and Milwaukee exchanges, with ranges for beeves cows stockers and feeders, and sheep and lambs values.
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St.Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Jin
Milwaukee
Wis
Jon
Outley
Cleago
Sioux City
Iowa
Rahuga
South St. Paul
Public School Fire Ends in Burns at Milan
A Milan public school fire yesterday destroyed the building with about 300 pupils inside. Two girls, Edith Cavannueb and Emma Bentley, were badly burned and may die, while Miss Clara Bayes helped evacuate students before jumping from a window. the loss was about 10 000 dollars.
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Mila
Mich
Milan
Miss Bayes
Ebistyen
Jumyr
Greely Kot Out of Nanger In Washington Report
A report from Washington states Greely Kot is out of danger after treatment at a home, with condition slightly improving though not yet pronounced out of danger by the attending physician. The update came Tuesday and notes ongoing care and cautious optimism.
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Greely
Nanger
Washington
Address on Enlarged Markets Dominates Opens State Session
The Northwest St Paul report notes William Jennings Bryan’s keynote at the state agricultural society opening, attacking the Hinman Payne subsidy and urging market expansion for farmers. The crowd at the capitol hall listened intently as Bryan condemned the subsidy as national scandal and urged fruitfully based trade growth.
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St. Paul
State Agricultural Society
Wd. MM
Ithl
Ete
Tye
Tts
Atlantic
Hall of Representatives
Capitol
Close Call for Kenny Corbett in Racine Jail
Kenny F. Corbett, awaiting trial for assault with intent to kill Reverend David B. Cheney, nearly died in his Racine Wisconsin jail yesterday. While a barber shaved him he choked, fell, and struggled. injections and medical teams stabilized him briefly, but doctors warn lack of air and exercise could push him toward an asylum and possible death before his confinement ends next March.
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Ilan
Harber
Racine
Wis
Kenny F. Corbett
David B. Cheney
Han
Corbett
Mntll
Bank Failure Shocks Plankinton Community
The State Bank at Plankinton owned by D. Stevens failed to open yesterday morning. Stevens' absence prevented learning the full extent of the failure. He left for the East Saturday to secure a successor and wired his cashier not to open the bank. Stevens also owned a local drug store, which was transferred to his lead clerk. Plankinton, Aurora county, with about $6,000 on deposit, faced the impact as nearly every business firm was affected.
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Mindrapolis
Finn
Teytly
Ince
Ale Bryn
Democrate State Central Committee
Ma Bryan
Ma Devan
Elimiraten
Reform Press
Inez
Bryan
Apecel
Aga
Plantkinion
Dideultlea
Mitchell
Plankinion
Stevens
Oswlig
Slevens
Asaisturnee
Plankinton
Whitelike
Aurora County
Prisoners Escape From Ashland County Jail
A second jail delivery in two weeks at Ashland county jail frees four prisoners. They broke the cage, used a hole in the ceiling, and fashioned a rope from blankets. Dan Sullivan, under eighteen months for burglary, descended three stories and escaped as daylight rose. others could not escape.
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Ashland
Wis
Ashland County
Dan Sullivan
Cranberry Industry Revives At Wisconsin Meeting
Grand Rapids Wis Jan 11 The Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association annual meeting reported revival in the cranberry industry across districts. A proposed exhibit for the Paris exposition was referred to the executive committee with power to arrange. All old officers were re elected.
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Grand Rapids
Wis
Wisconsin
First liquor sale charged along Minnesota & Low Division
Patrick Cain of Westline faced a grand jury after being accused of selling liquor without a license at Vesta, the Northwestern railroad terminal point along the Minnesota and Low division. Evidence showed he disposed of a bottle of liquor to a buyer at the town.
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Doule
Trediwoor Falls
Patrick Cain
Westline
Minnesota & Lown
Northwestern Railroad
Chin
Vesta
Ancient Land Case Dismissed in Winona Court
An old land title case dating to 1873 was dismissed at the current term in Wirona Minnesota. A stipulation for dismissal was filed in 1873 but not recorded then. Judge Mitchell appeared, marking his first time practicing before the Winona court in twenty six years.
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Wirona
Minn
Mitchell
Winona
Klondike trekker recalls Harsh Alaskan journey
Ben Creagte, two years in the Klondike at Winona, recounts hard experiences on the Hudson Bay route. He describes staking four calves in the Tegser Slave country and predicts immense wealth awaiting development there.
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Winona
Minn
Ben
Creagte
Ife
Tegser
Commanded to New Cruiser Te tra in Key West
The Detroit naval unit announces that Duncan Kennedy has been ordered to command the cruiser Te tra. Whirl is stationed at Key West under the Seventh lighthouse bracket with headquarters here.
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Mle Joy
Duncan Kennedy
U.S. X
Tetra
Whirl
Key West
Death of Wealthy Lamberman Deel in Oshkosh Wisconsin
Wealthy Lamberman Deel of Oshkosh Wisconsin died yesterday at age seventy six. He was ill for some time and is survived by his wife and children.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Tcha Buckata
Lambermguna
Ife
Desperate Scene at Sauk County Poor Farm
Descriptions from Baraboo Wisconsin report a walkout at the Sauk county poor farm in Reedsburg after all employees left under Supt Andrews. Attendants are said to include a quarrel and violent individuals among seventy five paupers.
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Sauk County
Reedsburg
Andrews
Lielene
Joliet Bridge Across Mississippi to Be Built
The Joliet Prize Company of Joliet will build a steel bridge across the Mississippi River opposite the village harbor. The structure will have two spans of fixed length, supported by three steel piers, and is to be completed by March 1, 1900 according to contract.
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Rice
Yo Goat
Minn
Duu
Joliet Prize Company
Joliet 1
Contraet
Save
Misnissippi River
Por Dhes
Conttet Muarch
Good Financial Backing for Minnesota Re Company Plant
Red Wiig Minnesota residents report progress on the Minnesota re company plant with about $40,000 spent and $10,000 more needed to complete it. The required funds will be raised by bonds, while existing indebtedness will be refinanced. An eastern capitalist at the meeting offered to provide the necessary capital to run the plant at full capacity.
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Red Wiig
Minn
Minnesota Re Company
Lower Court Decision Upheld in Town Tax Case
The appeal by St. Lawrence et al against Peter Gross contests a lower court ruling allowing removal of holdings from the town. The lower court ruled for the defendant and the appellate court sustained the decision, finding no impairment of the town's obligations or taxable property value due to the removals.
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Idee Corson Hug
Tle
St. Lawrence
Peter Gross
Cattle Tuberculosis Elimination Convened in Des Moines
Puberculosia for cattle is the theme as stockmen and veterinarians convene in Des Moines led by Pitty. The Tawa State Sanitary Commission forms to eradicate tuberculosis in domestic animals. The first actions aim to educate the public and push necessary legislation.
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Des Moines
Day
Tawa State Sanitary Commission
Wisconsin University workshop damage by Sire Inst incident
A fire or blast in the University of Wisconsin machine shops on June 12 caused estimated damage of 4000 to 8000 dollars. The incident disrupted work by engineering students and affected dynamo and roller apparatus in the shop.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Sire Instight
University of Wisconsin
Foss
Fargo Street Car Plan Boosted by Auto Coaches
Attomanile Street Service in Fargo New Jersey contemplates replacing street cars with automobile coaches for passenger service. Barnes, a grain merchant, backs the plan and local capitalists promise $50 to push the project forward.
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Fargo
N. J
Barnes
Grain Men
Ty Pintter
The Deadly Merry Go Round in Clearwater Incident
A fourteen year old boy Karl Mitchell died in Clearwater Minnesota after a merry go round broke its pole. Several other children were on the ride when the pole failed causing a forceful ejection and fatal injuries.
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Clearwater
Minn
Karl Mitchell
Michel
Fire Engulfs Farm Residence in Pine Grove
Farm resident Horace Stamm's Pine Grove home burned in a blaze six miles north of here, causing substantial damage and fuselage ruin to the dwelling. No injuries reported. Local authorities investigating cause.
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Mattel, Wik
Dno
Tf. O. Stamm
Pine Grove
Illes
Here
Otto Arndt Killed in Village Accident Near Morgan
A 16-year-old, Otto Arndt, son of Willa Arndt of Tidings Sot Et Tow, died in a village accident near Morgan Minnesota on June 12 while riding a vehicle. The press notes ongoing investigations into the incident.
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Patol
Farmer Dies After Altercation at Karth Cannon
Retired farmer Hery Mohyy reportedly entered Karth's cannon and called for Wo Mvlok, then collapsed and died. A jury has been called to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Pelt Vend
Hery Mohyy
Karth
Wo Mvlok
Tay
Goran
Nordic Fraternal Ties Rise Across Sandnacian Nations
Far Northland observers report a growing Sandnacian fraternal movement, especially among Swedes and Danes. Societies for Nordic unification form in Stockholm and other cities as Norway’s interest wanes. Debates over language and national identity accompany regional incidents and a South African War military link.
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Denmark
Plan
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Cothanburg
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Norekoping
Soved
Magland
Kugeested
Tremst
London
Sweden
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Stockholm Leads In Telephone Use In Sweden Says Western Electrician
The Western Electrician asserts Sweden, led by Stockholm, has more telephones per capita than any other country. Government and private groups run the system, with 880 exchanges, 98,088 subscribers, and 80,085 instruments in 1898. Stockholm alone shows about 19,000 subscribers for a 50,000 population, versus roughly one in 105 in Oslo.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Western Electrician
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Allman (Gerard) Telephone Company
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Danes Likely to Sell West Indies to United States
According to Carl Mischar Monsen the Danish attorney in New York Capt Christmas negotiates with Denmark for sale of the Danish West Indies including St Thomas St John and St Croix. He has spent months there and met Danish officials. On return to America it is expected President McKinley will appoint a commission to inspect the islands. Denmark will transfer them to the United States to administer, with some suggestion of a future arrangement involving Germany and South Juthind where most people are Danish and favor Christian IX.
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Carl Mischar Monsen
New York City
Christmas
Denmark
United States
Danish West Indies
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St. John
St. Croix
Othelila
Ameren
McKinley
Germany
South Juthind
Christian IX
Are Not Hired Warriors in Cape Colony Debate
A Cape Colony study reports a sharp criticism by the Afrikander band against the Transvaal government for not supporting Scandinavian volunteers and for using auxiliary troops in dangerous positions. Lemitsen of the Scandinavian corps counters that the volunteers fight for republican causes as true volunteers, denying bias by Boer generals. Thomas PP Kragts latest work Duken set to appear in multiple languages with a French translation in progress.
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Ergag
Cape Colony
Transvaal
Lient
Lemitsen
Thomas PP
Kragts
Duken
Battle in San Francisco saloon over British Swedes incident
A clash erupted in a San Francisco saloon between a group led by Roor and British Swedes, drawing police intervention. Two series of confrontations occurred before security repelled the crowd. two Swedes were hospitalized. The conflict stemmed from a quarrel over a football match between the French and British sides.
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Wenriven
Norwegian and Swedish figures in Norway politics clashes and church notes
A notice reads of Norwegian and Swedish figures including Beel Olsen and Abd berg involvement in wrestling and church matters. It describes Norway's flag events on December 15 and conservative reactions, plus Norwegian language debates and missionary postings.
Tut and the Suasneis and the smoking pipe tale
The Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts a chaotic scene with Apold Tristman quarrelling over pipes while a match is repeatedly burned and tossed. His wife calls for Pat and Brady to join supper as speculation grows about Molke’s claim of smoking cud or glass in the sun.
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Apold Tristman
Pat
Hils
Brady
Molke
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Boy Questions Picture Book Elephant Tale
A New York boy and a young hostess share a curious moment over a picture book shown to a child living in Dark Dye New York. The boy studies the illustrations intently, asking about the elephant and its trunk as the hostess guides him through the images.
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Drew Win
Conelawland
N.Y
Will
Weihal
New York
Ines
Fragmentary Vietlin Text Reflects Obscure Exchange
Readable fragments show unclear dialogue about duty and work, with stray phrases like "you were working law chain" and "Tow Tone working respond" suggesting a disrupted communication. The passage lacks coherent subject names, places, or concrete events to identify.
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Getty
Fragmentary note with unclear names and phrases
A garbled OCR style excerpt contains stray names such as Ari Note and Mr Milkingtin along with nonsensical phrases about eats and aangle and cure. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a clear event, person, or place.
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Miss Potoit
Milkingtin
My. Wilkington
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