Senate Ship Subsidy Debate Delays Philippine Measure
Washington Dec 4 The senate debated the ship subsidy as the main business, Sen Frye defending the plan while Mr Clay of Georgia pressed questions. The session opened with Dolliver and Dillingham sworn in, and the Spooner Philippine measure adjourned until later. The ship subsidy bill would grant payments to subsidize American ships, with figures cited on costs and speed tiers.
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Washington
Senate
Sir. Pree
Maine
Wah
Committee On
Commerce
Dolliver
Iowa
Dillingham
Vermont
Membesshy
Seaboard
M. Brooks
Germany
George D.ikeliohn
Sf Cnigs
Sweden
Norway
Winter State
West Laflan
Charleston
Chandley
William A. Clark
Martin Maginnis
Montana
Carter
Jones
Arkansas
United States
Las
Raeh
Russia
France
Iend
Britain
Italy
Avilli
Cny
Mr. Teveten
Clay
Georgia
Frye
Prye
Chiy
Mr. Fere
Pere
House Session Sees Army Reorganization Move Forward
Washington December 4 The session of the house focused on army reorganization as the urgent need to reduce the army to 27000 by July 1 prompted debate. Mr Mull outlined measures to detail retired officers and instructors for public schools and to legalize $250 000 in bonds for Pima County Arizona. The House approved three bills and welcomed new credentials for Senators and officials as committees reshaped leadership and duties.
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Washington
Hilll
Haiming
Committee On Military Affairs
Hye
Salyer
Mui
Connor
Jaws
Dolliver
Bailey
Texas
Gouvernor
Shaw
Savl
Pima County
Arizona
Devries
California
General Appraisers
House
Babcock
Wisconsin
Annountet
Hamilton
Michigan
Me. Overatreet
Indiana
Davis
Florida
Metermott
New Jersey
Mull
Suizer
Unclear military justice bills cited in incomplete text
The fragment mentions a first bill on military justice and a court martial process, plus a separate bill said to assist military destruction in public schools. It references Pina county Arizona and a sum of 250 000 related to a Phen act, but the text is garbled and many names and details are unreadable.
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Che Hase
Weiler
My. Marsh
Pina County
Arizona
Tanne Dorgis
Jonyne Fi
Amendment to Ship Washington bill limits foreign ship purchases
Senator West gave notice of an amendment to the ship subsidy bill. The amendment repeals laws that prohibit or restrict U S citizens from purchasing ships built abroad for use in foreign or U S trade, and imposes that once 50 foreign flagged vessels are registered as U S ships they would have equal rights and US regulations as ships owned by American citizens, effectively barring US citizens from buying ships abroad and registering them as US ships.
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Washington
Bec
Iust
Senate
West
United States
Bill to Limit Injunctions in Federal Disputes
Washington report on the judiciary committee's favorable view of the conspiracy bill limiting restraining orders and injunctions. It removes a provision shielding trade combinations from Sherman Act reach and tightens scope to exclude threats, injuries, or overt acts while preserving injunctions in other cases.
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Washington
Littefeld
Maine
Judiciary Committee of the
House
Ron Spiragies
Senator Pettigrew Seeks Postmaster Data on Cuban Postal Frauds
In Washington Tec., Senator Pettigrew introduced a senate resolution urging the postmaster general to provide any available information on postal frauds in Cuba. Senator Batt of Connecticut objected to immediate consideration, so the measure was laid over for a day.
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Washington
Pettigrew
Senate
Cuba
Batt
Conneclicut
Ocean Liner Parisian Reported Wreck Off Sambro
A gale forces the Parisian liner to drift off Sambro with signals of distress. Pilot boat delays bringing news to Halifax as inquiries suggest a recent accident, with the steamer possibly burned and in danger. The ship is overdue by several days and may have foundered in heavy weather.
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Halifax
Atlan Line
Sambro
Inteligenes
Meagher
ApioLhaat
Seal
Mount on Non-Partisanship Meeting in Chicago
Governor Mount of Tiliana Judge Kinne of near Moines Iowa and Epnelam Banning of the Indian State Board of Charities led a Union League meeting on nonpartisan administration of state institutions. Banning outlined two star boards of control while Mount and Kinne described new systems in Indiana and Town to curb spoil methods and ward management under changing administrations.
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Chicago
Governor Mount
Tiliana
Jilge Kinne
Near Moines
Iowa
Epnelam Banning
Iindis State Board of Charities
Win Bathrop
Union League Wih
Banning
Mount
Judge Kinne
Pew
Indiana
Mot. Gaal
Death of Charles T. Drummond Fort Wayne journalist
Charles T Drummond, a well known Fort Wayne newspaper man, died at Hope Hospital after a two week battle with typhoid fever hastened by kidney and heart disease. He was 45 and leaves a widow, three children and a long record as city editor, court reporter and sports writer. He was admired for his honesty, zeal for public welfare and strong labor union ties. Funeral plans were pending with possible burial in Huntington or Fort Wayne.
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Drummons
Hope Hospital
Fort
Denise
Charles T. Drammotel
Rockville
Still & Babe
Nunlington
Addie Shimp
Shorty
Fort Wayne
Jounal
Mond Morningy ‘Times
Times-Post
Evening Sentinel
Tio
Lyon
Tie
Ab. Drammons
Rapa
Mareh
Dad
Jaid Nimlow
Mr. Trummond
Miss Hazel
Peltier
Lueh Hospital
West DeWald Street
Huntington
Maeraw
Press Club Mourns Drummond Leader at Fraternal Meeting
An oblique tribute notes the death of Drummond, longtime recording secretary of the Press Club, during a somber gathering at Lae Press eli. Fellow members, headed by Harry Williams and John T. Dougall, form committees on resolutions floral emblem and numeral arrangements while foreign papers send condolences. The piece ends with a note of continued coverage and a continuation on the next page.
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Eli
Ate
Drummond
Santi
Harry Williams
The
Sentinel
John T. Dougall
Thur Kling
Journal-Gazette
Renter Kerger
Fiat
Ansel
Iting
Musses
Moffat
Harry L
Senator Fairbanks Gete Ex-Congressman For Confirmation
Indiana State Chairman Hernly seeks a placement as the Nicar agua Carnal Commission andFormer President and Mrs. Larrison in Washington as the Senate contemplates recess appointments. William D. Byors of Inching and William M. Johnson of New Jersey named for federal posts including reform of criminal law and a U.S. judgeship in the eastern district of Arkansas and for the position of first assistant postmaster general.
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Washington
Yeealdent Todlay
Senate
William D. Byors
Inching
United States
Arkansas
William M. Johnson
New Jersey
Fairbanks and Overstreet Urge Post Office Reconsideration
In Washington on December 4 semulue Fairbanks and representative OV ATER urged the president to restore the current custodian of their post office building. They also addressed technical issues in processing checks for towns and residents in the area.
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Washington
Dac
Semulue Fairbanks
Ovater
Wey
Hope for Hernly in Nicaragua Canal Commission
In Washington, Hernby shows progress with senators and congress about a role on the Nicaragua canal commission. A senate bill proposes a commission to investigate routes and advance work. The Hepburn Will in the house grants the president authority to appoint commissioners. Salaries would be about $4,000 plus expenses, with potential for more.
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Washingt
Charles
Hernby
Congress
Wren
Nicaragua Canal Commission
Senate
Beverince undecided as subsidy bill spillover debate
Washington memorandum shows multiple senators weighing subsidy legislation. Beveghire declines commitment pending study while Ange Crumpucker opposes if possible. Watson undecided, Landis opposed in principle but unsure, Tianna’s friendship noted, others vary between support and noncommitment.
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Washington
Beveghire
Fie
Ange Crumpucker
Watson
Landis
Tianna
Landir
Capitol appropriations bill details and staffing changes
Ashington December 4 the house committee on appropriations completed the executive legislative and judicial bill outlining total appropriation of 24 496 504 with a net change of 908 000 from estimates and 234 400 above current law. The bill adds four architect capitol staff seven in the house library and several positions across departments.
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Ashington
Timates
Capitol
Tour
House of Representatives
Don Stuabe
Gossips and Military Note From War Efforts
Fragmentary notice reports arrival of a prominent general in San Francisco from China service and movement toward Washington. It mentions War Department authorization for officers and enlisted men of the Spanish American War era. Continued on page six.
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Im Nm
Washington
Arrest of Hancock County clerk on charges of embezzlement
The Findlay Findlay Ohio case centers on E P Evans alias F B Har a clerk at Hancock County who disappeared after being accused of misappropriating about 11000 dollars. He was arrested after a tip from a Nickel Plate train passenger led officers to his Wayne Hotel registration as Bans of Detroit. Detectives Streifling Borgman and local help secured his capture within an hour.
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Combs
Hanenek County
Finnlay
Tie
Wayne Hotel
Detroit
Mich
F. EB. Har
Samme
Fintay
1 & My
Streifling
Offeer Borgman
Borgman
Findlay
Mr. Borgman
Hay
R. W. Moor
Moore
Tray
Towns Quarantined Over Smallpox in Early Report
Health officials ordered quarantine of several towns amid smallpox fears around Fort Wayne. No new cases. six additional deaths reported. Dr Carl Proegler notes infection remains unchanged. Convoy mayor denies initiating Monroeville exposure claim.
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Nickel Plate Railroad
Fort Wayne
Edgerton
Dawsna
Payne
Latta
Pennsylvania
Monroeville
Dizon
Cowroy
Carl Proegler
the of Health
Convoy
Journal-Gazette
Proeg
Surveying New Electric Interurban Railway Work Begins
Hartford City Indiana December 4 Work on the right of way for the interurban railway linking Hartford City with Muncie Eaton Tunkirk and other towns will begin Monday under Civil Engineer Haley of Hartford City The project has long been desired by cities and towns and will connect farms and communities along the line as sketched on paper with routes through agricultural country awaiting legal and financial steps
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Hartford City
Ind
Hoswever
Munecid
Eaton
Tunkirk
Haley
Amd
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Ir. Clay
Union League Club
CL Drummond
Asme
Uremmand
Hella
Deuramond
Amion
Trades and Labor Council
Zerm
International Federation of Labor
Rummont
the Press Club
Mr. Arammoni
Chicago Times
Hevan
Chicago Record
Cleveland Leader
Long Post
Potigad
Weevelant
O. Dee
Gete
Bynan
Indiana State
Hernly
Nicar
Agua Carnal Commission
Larrison
Fairbanks and
Overstreet
Beverince
Steele
Hemenway
Brick
Greystreet
Senator Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Byntin
Loulas
Tre
Ohio
WAS Exclerk OF
Hancock
Hig
Temalé Thea
E. P. Evans
Detrais
Lor
Boraman
City Board of Health
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