Fight Over the Treaty In Open Senate Session
In Washington on May 18 opponents and supporters of the peace treaty clashed over Senator Berry’s motion to open ratification debates. The session extended from 1 to 5 pm with about twenty senators speaking, but no vote was taken. The debate centered on public access versus safeguarding international negotiations, with West supporting openness and Davis, Gray, Frye defending closed doors.
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Washington
Tam
Senate
Berry
Hale
Hoar
West
Davis
Seyo
Eller
Gray
Messrs
Feller
Aunt Frye
Horn
Xen ‘Tors
Senator Berry
Frye
Teller
My. West
Peaces
Cabinet for Yagore Plans Advisory Cabinet in Mayana
Gov Gen Brooke reviews cabinet of four secretaries for state and government finance justice and public instruction and agriculture industry commerce and public works. Prominent Island residents invited. two accepts in hand, Cuban or Spaniard possible among remaining appointees. Executive control remains with governor general as council advises.
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Wim
Zamsistention
Mayana
Brooke Thos
Ling
Justice
Agriculture
Den
Trauke
Noted Bank Officials Arrested Over Unfunded Check Case
James Mc Naughton former president of Tradesmen's National bank and Allen McNaughton wool exchange president and bank director were arrested in New York on charges of certifying a $510,000 check drawn on Tradesmen's National bank to United States Trust Company for lack of funds. They pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner Shields.
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New York
James McNaughton
Tradesmen's National Bank
Allen McNaughton
Wool Exchange
Tradesmen’s National Bank
United States
Shields
Tradeamen's National Bank
United States Trust Company
Storm Damage Report From Tin Borough Officials
Damage by stormin Maree on January carry reports. Officials confirm extensive flooding in the Bhroyaik and Bt. Fratwinis quarter. Great damage noted across the town with partial deformations to infrastructure and property.
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Maree
Tinbor
Bhroyaik
Bt. Fratwinis
Four Laning Children Die From Contaminated Chicken
Four children of George Laing died in two weeks after eating poisoned chicken meat. A servant is ill with uncertain recovery. All chickens reportedly carried cholera, with speculation centered on the meat’s contamination.
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Hile
George Laing
Tremendous Landslide Dams Fraser River at Spende's Bridge
News from Vancouver British Columbia reports a massive landslide near Spende's Bridge on the Canadian Pacific railroad. Overnight a flat-topped hill section slid 100 acres into the Trager and dammed the river, shifting the Fraser's course over a mile. No deaths. farm buildings and valuable valley land swept away.
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Monshinin Kalina
Nicola
Murder at Butte Fourth Murder in a Week
In Butte Montana on January 10 an unknown man was found murdered in a gulch west of the city. The head was crushed, and the body dragged from the road. Robbery is suspected as pockets were emptied. No clue is available.
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Butte
Mont
Hope for Dingley Condition Shows Slight Change
Reports from Representative Dingley at bedside are more encouraging, with his family hopeful for recovery. Physicians cite extreme weakness and poison in his system as main symptoms, noting age makes the outcome uncertain.
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Hetter
Washington
Dingley
Great Northern Passenger Train Wreck Near Hatton
West bound Great Northern passenger train wrecked near Hatton North Dakota. Baggage express car and two coaches derailed and overturned injuring about twelve people. Conductor O Kane among the seriously hurt. Baggage car fire consumed by blaze caused by a broken rail.
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Great Northern
Larimore
N. BD
Laxgimore
N. D
Tan
Hatton
O'Kane
Accident injures domestic helper in Peculine a Peculine event
St Paul reports a kitchen range accident at 91 Victoria Street South. Anna Riev, a domestic, suffered a broken right leg when a burst water pipe and stove wreckage struck her after freezing pipes overnight. The injury followed the hot water attachment explosion and line rupture.
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St. Paul
Anna Riev
Victoria Street South
Erring Roy in Harmony check scam case
Charles Redka, who worked for Mrs. T. Pulland in Harmony Minnesota, was arrested and tried before Justice Horton for using the latter’s checks to buy goods for himself. He admits irregularities over time and has been found guilty. age about seventeen.
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Erring Roy
Harmony, Minn
Charles Redka
Mra. T. Pulland
Justice Horton
Neventean
Windmill accident leaves farmer dead in Madeila
Point Fault Minn Jan 10 Thomas Basin a farmer three miles southwest of town was killed when his foot slipped on an icy board while he climbed a windmill tower to oil machinery. He fell seventy five feet to the ground in the accident.
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Point
Madeila
Minn
Thomas Basin
Here
Glencoe Burglars Loot Hardware Store and Post Office
Glencoe Minnesota January 10 burglars broke into Albrecht's hardware store and the local post office. They blew open safes in the post office and secured about 800 dollars in stamps and currency. The burglars were described as professionals with no crew.
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Glencoe
Minn
Albrecht
Bathgate Skater Triumphs Over World Champion Nilsson
Norval Champion Skater Battle North Dakota defeated the world's champion John Nilsson at Bathgate rink in a two mile race, catching him at the end of a mile. This is Nilsson's first defeat in three years.
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Bathgate
N. D
Norval
Battle
North Dakota
John Nilsson
Nilsson
Wisconsin Governor Confined by Serious Illness
Governor Scofield of Wisconsin is bedridden with a serious illness on January 10. His judges are congested and he endures considerable pain. The governor’s illness comes on the eve of the Legislature meeting and is considered unfortunate.
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Serigusly
Madison
Wis
Sco
Terrible Wisconsin storm disrupts Plainfield utilities
Jan 10 Plainfield Wisconsin reports a terrible storm with winds up to forty miles per hour and heavy snow drifts. The event described as the worst in many years, causing disruption across the city.
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Plainfield, Wis
Lour
Church Consumed at Shell Lake Wisconsin Fire
Church gutted by fire in Shell Lake Wisconsin on January 10 destroying the Methodist building. Loss estimated at logs valued around 3000 with insurance coverage about 1700. Firefighters fought the blaze but building was fully consumed.
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Shell Lake
Wis
Johnson fined for shipping Osh and fish tale from Red Wing
Andrew Johnson faced a $25 fine for attempting to send two barrels of Osh out of the Atlantic. The United States Express Company will be held before the grand jury for acting as an agent.
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Shippley Fish
Red Wing
Minn
Jon
Andrew Johnson
Atitc
United States Express Company
Grand
Elected Postmaster in River Falls Election
Congressman Jenkins ordered a local election for postmaster with four candidates. C. C. Glass won with 85 votes plurality as River Falls voters chose the city’s postal head on January 10.
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River Falls
Wik
Jenkins
C. C. Glass
Natives Prepare to Attack Manila Reported in Cabled Messages
Telegrams from Madrid and London claim rebels mass near Manila to strike the city while Spain and the United States dispute landing rights. Gen. Klos reports American forces unwilling to bombard and cites rebels’ resolve, Aguinaldo’s proclamation boosting rebel enthusiasm.
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Madrid
Klos
Manin
Philippine Islands
Manila
Visayay
Rios
United States
Tios
Aguinaldo
Manila Fleet Scheduled From San Francisco This Month
Reports from San Francisco on January 14 indicate another Manila f east will sail by month end. If the Senator and Ohio arrive on time, they may depart with the Scandia and Morgan City, carrying about two regiments. Three regiments bound for Manila could depart together around January 26. Centennial plans to haul supplies to the Philippines. In London a Hongkong dispatch notes American arrivals lament Otis inaction over Manila water, warning of a likely clash with insurgents as Aguinaldo’s messages to the Filipino junta are reportedly halted.
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San Francisco
Ohio
Scandia
Morgan City
Manila v
Philippines
Otis
London
Uaily Malt
Hongkong
Manila
Aguivaldo
Clark Defends Bribery Charges Amid Ballot Votes
Helena Montana report notes on a joint ballot for US senator where Clark and Conrad each gain three votes and Clark denounces bribery allegations as a Daly inspired conspiracy. Whiteside claims $30,000 was given by Clark’s managers and ex marshal McDermore threatened him to stay silent in the eye of the probe.
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Clark
Daly
Helena
Mont
Jon
United States
Conrad
Fool
Marshall
Hartman
Hofman
Tax
Mantle
W. A. Clark
Marcus Daly
Whiteside
William McDermore
Bateling tribesmen conquer Kalambart in Congo Free State action
Kalambart in Brussels dated report shows Bateling tribesmen of the Congo Free State defeated a 200 strong state troops column on November 4 and captured Kalambart on November 14. They killed two officers one serjeant and 200 native troops, captured fifteen whites two guns and ammunition and baggage. Five whites were killed at Kalambari. Garrison of 800 men deserted. Vice Governor Wanameernae at Stanley Stalls plans to raise forces to engage the Batellnas.
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Kalambart
Brussels
Petit
Congo Free State
Kalambari
Wanameernae
Stanley Stalls
Tuyen
Three Emperors Plan Meeting For Disarmament Talks
A dispatch from Odessa reports Emperor Nicholas intends to meet Francis Joseph, Wilhelm II, and President Maure to press disarmament proposals in early spring. Location of the summit has not yet been decided.
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London
Nicholas
Daily News
Odessa
Francis Joseph
William
Maure
Senate committee reports Tower and Harris nominations
Will Confirm reports from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on nominations for ambassador to France and minister to Austria-Hungary. Lon Charlemagne Tower is nominated for ambassador to France and Harris is named minister to Austria-Hungary.
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Washington
Senate Conmittes On
Lon
Charlemagne Tower
Fenssiv
Wd Tson
Harris
Austria-Llungary
General Finnton Ill With Pneumonia in Washington
Paymaster General Stanton, aged 64, is seriously ill in Washington with pneumonia following the grip. Doctors report concern due to his age, though progress is expected and his condition remains closely watched.
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Finnton
Washington
Jan
Paymister
Stanton
Markets Kept Busy Across Grain and Livestock Markets
Regional quotes from St Paul to Chicago and Milwaukee show wheat and corn levels unchanged amid mixed futures. Hog and cattle prices vary by city with On track and on desk notes, including Minneapolis Chicago and Sioux City reports, reflecting steady demand ahead of spring selling.
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St. Paul
Dan
Duluth
Northern
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Wis
Chengo
Chicago
Joe
South St. Paul
Sioux City
Iowa
Havana appointments set under Ludlow plan changes
Senor Vorledo Lacoste is named Alcalde of Havana by Maj. Gen. Ludlow. Mario Menocal will be chief of police and Col. Ivans, former South Carolina governor, superintendent of the department of correction. Ex-Chief McCullagh and Col. Moulton link to police reforms. details to be revealed.
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Havana
Senor Vorledo Lacoste
South Carolina
Ludlow
Anntt
Department of Correction
McCullagh
New York City
Moulton
Second Winds Regiment
Lee
Romero's Remains Taken to Mexico for Final Funeral Services
The body of Senor Romero, ambassador to Mexico, who died here, is flown to Mexico City in a special Southern Railway car. Jose Romero, a nephew, led the transfer. A special Mexican Central train will meet the remains at Magle Pass to transport them to the capital for in state viewing, cathedral funeral rites, and interment in Dolores Cemetery mausoleum.
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Mexico
Washington
Jam
Senor Romero
City of
Southern Railway
Senor Jose Romero
Magle Pass
Mexican Central Road
Republic
Delores Cemetery
Transports Mobile and Mohawk Renamed for Manila Voyage
The Mobile from Havana and the Mohawk arrive to embark about 1,800 men for Manila. They will sit out for transport of troops and are to be renamed before departure, with Mobile becoming the Sherman and Mohawk the Grant.
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Mantia
New York
Moblie
Havana
Manila
Mobile
Drunken Driver Causes Burlington Freight Wreck Near Rock Naples
A drunken driver left a team stuck to a cattle guard, causing a Burlington fast freight wreck half a mile west of Rock Naples. The engine and two cars derailed, horses killed, engine badly damaged, but no serious injuries reported. In Peking, Liew Koun Yi memorialized the throne urging modernizing military officials and discarding old weapons. an age-edict criticizes the memorial and questions the vice regal authority.
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Rock Naples
Town
Burlington
Peking
Liew Koun Yi
Hua
Sailor on White Line Steamship Munjoytic Heads to Liverpool
Jugtha Wrewer of the United States supreme court sails from Derewer Gnew Abr New York on the White Line steamship Munjoytic bound for Liverpool in an abroad visit tied to the Yeonesuclan boundary commission meeting aboard.
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Derewer
Admiral Dewey Return Rendezvous Via Suez Canal
Capt Hopper of the revenue cutter McVutch reports that Admiral Dewey will return by way of the Suez Canal, following arrival from Manila. The statement cites authority connected to the naval voyage and pending confirmation of the route.
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Hopper
McVutloch
Dewey
Sueg Canal
Sharkey Emerges as Top Heavyweight Contender After McCoy Bout
New York report notes Tom Sharkey, Irish American, dominating the ring to challenge Bob Fitzsimmons for the heavyweight title. McCoy put Sharkey down twice in the third round, but Sharkey recovered with improved ring craft, muscle, and confidence, earning praise for his performance and potential.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Bob Fitzsimmons
Kid McCoy
Puginat
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Tnast
McCoy
Ikid
Bard
Staples of Winona Elected State Health Board Chief
St Paul Jan 12 The state board of health at its quarterly meeting yesterday elected officers for the coming year and discussed matters from department reports. Dr Franklin Staples of Winona was chosen president Dr Henry Hutchinson of St Paul vice president Dr F St Westbrook of the state university director of the bacteriological department Dr M A Reynolds of the state experimental station director of the veterinary department Dr H W Brackes of Minneapolis continues as secretary for two years. The officers form the executive committee.
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de. Staples
Winona
St. Paul
State Board of Health
Franklin Staples
Henry Hutchinson
F. St. Westbrook
State University
M. A. Reynolds
State Experimental Station
H W. M. Brackes
Minneapolis
Public Examiners Appoint New Staff Members
Public Examiner Pope announced yesterday the staffing changes for all but one position. Koerner of Shibanakeepee becomes deputy public examiner, J O Davis of Minneapolis is named assistant examiner, W P Snow of St Paul remains as examiner, James Compton of Fergus Falls promoted to assistant examiner, Miss Jennie Coughlin of Manka to nue gains stenographer, Miss Fanning resigns, and I A Boucher stays on as clerk.
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Koerner
Scott
Davin
Jennacpin
St. Paul
Pope
Sbinakeepee
O. S. West
Bastings
J. O. Davis
Minneapolis
W. P. Snow
James Compton
Fergus Halls
Jennie Coughlin
Mankato
Nue
Fanning
Yolung
I. A. Boucher
Fun for Reds Chippewa Indians at War Road Dance
The Guppewaa Indians at War Road on Lake of the Woods with friends from abroad to about 500 concluded a seven day mutation lasting a speech dance squaw dance and give-away dance. They feasted, expressed warm friendship for whites and War Road folks, and caused no disturbance.
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War Road
Yorktown Sails for Manila with Instructions to Dewey
The gun boat Yorktown departed San Francisco for Manila via Honolulu carrying full instructions to Admiral Dewey and General Usin on the situation in the Philippines. Expected to reach in about three weeks if not delayed at Honolulu.
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Gullipoat
Yorktown
Paul Aeders
Oise
Dewry
San Francisco
Manila
Donolulu
Wonolulu
Dewey
Gen.Us
Philippines
Depot fire destroys Great Northern station in Skalispell
A fire at the Great Northern passenger depot and divisional headquarters in Skalispell Montana burned the structure leaving only walls standing. A lamp in the ticket office exploded during the blaze as fire consumed the building. reconstruction is expected to follow.
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Nuruci
Skalispell
Mont
Great Northern
Flea
Wit
Crew's Narrow Favana on the Lake Fire Rescue
Three miles from shore near Chicago a tugboat named M. Charnley caught fire and burned rapidly forcing the crew to construct a raft to save their lives. The sailors escaped without severe injuries as flames engulfed the vessel.
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M. Charnley
Portable cheap cattle feed rack from old lumber sketch
Farmers report a simple seven foot square feed rack made from two by fours and 4x4 corner posts. It holds four cattle feeds, floats on raised corners, and avoids ground contact. D W T notes it’s easy to build, useful for keeping feed tidy and dry.
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Farmers' Review
Sheep-killing dogs spark talk of a tax plan
Farmers face ineffective laws as dog attacks on flocks rise. Education for dog keepers is urged and a proposed $25 tax on every female dog seeks to curb the nuisance and protect sheep farming.
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Dora and
Dor
Winter Care of Colts and Milk Poisoning Observations
Excerpts discuss winter care for colts to promote growth, thrift, and ease of handling, plus notes on milk poisoning cases in Utica and Camp Eaton, Inland Lake, Mich. including cleanliness of milk cans. Also mentions bone feeding for hens and the value of bone in winter rations to aid egg production and cost efficiency. Mentions broader agricultural experiment stations in the United States.
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Utica
Camp Eaton
Inland Lake
Mich
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