Senate to take up statehood bill this week
The senate will consider the statehood bill next Wednesday and likely adjourn during the Christmas holidays. Committee chair Senator Neveridge will back the substitute, with testimony from the territorial sub committee reviewed for its fitness and educational facilities. Immigration debate and executive business loom, as another adjournment is likely.
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New Mexico Governor Reports Territorial Progress
The annual report to the Interior says the territory is prospecting, station work advances, new towns and cities are emerging, and improvements continue. It notes territorial finances with a $1,084,054 deficit and property valuation at $41,108,745, claiming the true value far exceeds taxed value.
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Ocero
New Messeo
Interior
New Mexico
Elks Pay Tribute At Lodge of Sorrow
The Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Lodge of Elks held a lodge of sorrow at the Temple Theatre with a packed audience. Five orators including W P Breen and W H Shambaugh spoke as the Cathedral quartet and Trinity Episcopal choir contributed music. The ceremonials featured prayers, readings, and an oration on the departed, reflecting on memory and mortality.
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ELKS
Lodge OF Sorrow
Temple Theatre
Temple
Fort Wayne
Eis
W. P. Breen
W. H. Shambaugh
Efelen Ginsarge
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Vietory
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Trinity Church
Miss Ger Trude Beeks Celebrated Peacemaker in Chicago
Miss Gertrude Beeks of Chicago leads sociological work at McCormick Harvesting Machine to improve conditions for six thousand workers. She organized a girls club, pushed sanitary facilities, book delivery to workers, and arranged mutual aid and entertainments, earning high regard from employers and prompting other plants to seek her services.
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Great Smoky Mountain Range
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Robert Breckenridge
Fort Wayne
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Miss Beeks
James C. Beeks
Sadie Breckenridge
Miss Bee
Chicago
Bloodhounds trace red: key robbers to Hartford City
Hartford City bloodhounds traced red handed robbers to their lair after a shoplift at a hardware store and a restaurant break. Four men fled across about two miles before capture attempts, with Smith and Rogers among those pursued.
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Ken Key
Dee
McKinnes
Smith
Amd
Ghartes, Sill
Penrig
Charles Rogers
Init James! Campbell
Konion
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Aussen Barvll
Pitsturg
Rogers
Urey
Tartford City
Hareford Gate
Tookoel
Wabash Shopmen Vote to Return to Work Tuesday
President Ramsey announces Wabash shopmen will report for duty Tuesday in Springfield Fort Wayne and Moberly after a three city meeting. The committee recommended ending the strike but cannot compel action, while mass meetings plan to back a general strike if needed. Strikers view the wage increase of two cents per hour for skilled labor as a victory.
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Moberly
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Ramsey Asia Victory
Two Fatalities on Pennsylvania Lines
A freight train collision near Gas City killed Webber Wise, a brakeman, as two cars telescoped. Webber died attempting to escape the wreckage. Another fatality occurred in Marion at Curtisville when Johan Pair, 76, was struck crossing the tracks by an eastbound Pennsylvania train. He died within forty minutes.
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Leagansport
Gas City
Webber Wise
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Marion
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Ottoteal
Johan Pair
Pennsylvania
Curtisville
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France Rued Over Violent Debates in Chamber of Deputies
Paris reports violent scenes closing the seasion arts in the chamber of deputies followed by lively discussions in parliamentary and official circles. Syveton defends his actions against Minister Valle, claims the majority risks armed force, and selects seconds for a possible duel as officials argue over responsibility and honor amid political tensions.
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Seasion Arts
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Marquis de Died
M. Gayot Villeneuve
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Coutant
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Ehsyuhar
Big Tannery Burned in Pennsylvania Fire
A tannery in Rikirkway, Pa, was destroyed by a fire caused by an explosion in a chemical or oil room. Leather and hides worth around 250 to 1000 dollars burned, with insurers believed to cover the loss. The plant operated in a town tied to the leather industry and Lincoln State area.
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Tinnery
Euter
Jose Mit
Chis Tannery
Loailier
Actor Barry John Stone Dies Of Wound
Philadelphia December 7 After nearly a week Barry Johnstone the actor died of peritonitis from a self inflicted wound after killing Kate Hassett a member of Keiths risen theatre stock company Jealousy driven murder and suicide The actor died with blue sisters and two brothers at his bedside His body sent to Syracuse for burial Hassett was wife of Everett Beckwith a Chicago businessman Her parents live in Aurora Ontario Hassett and Johnstone had met while with Mojijezka's theatre company This season Johnstone was with Richard Manfield's stock company Hassett had accepted engagement with Keith stock company leading to the fatal night. He shot Hassett then shot himself ending the case of a jealous lover.
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Magerius
Barry Johnstone
Kate Hasselt
Keith
Risen Theatre Stock Company
Hahbnenmann Hyspi
Jonstone
Blue Sisters
Liz Moder
Syracuse
N. Y
Hassett
Johnstone
M Hassett
Everett Beckwith
Chicago
Michael Hassett
Aurora
Mojijeska
Richard Manfield
Keith Stoclk
Miss Hassett
Walker
Lanier
Dingell
Miners to Present Case to Commission This Week
Miners prepare twelve days of testimony and expect to spend about as long more presenting to the commission, likely with ten days from coal operators. The commission plans to adjourn around Christmas as they request further figures and letters from interested parties. President Mitchell departs for New York to alert the federation meeting.
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Civie Destranion
New York
Boeteeprod
Cold Wave Racing Sulwaurkee Wiz Die 71 Wis Conisi
Fragmented OCR text describes a cold wave racing event in Sulwaurkee with references to wind, teeth, and a show. Mentions Wes Gilley and Hie stete, uncertain names and details. Unable to extract coherent actions or outcomes from the garbled source.
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Remains of Speaker Reed sent to Maine on special train
The remains of Thomas L Reed were conveyed by a special train from Washington to Portland Maine for interment Tuesday afternoon. The funeral party included Mrs Reed and her daughter Miss Reed along with Sen Amos Allen and Rep Asher Hinds. President Roosevelt and members of the cabinet and Senate visited the hotel awaiting removal. The interment will be at Evergreen cemetery after simple ceremonies at Portland.
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Thoms Lerackett Teed
Portland
Maine
Anil
Reid
Cuthering Reed
Aclingtint
Reel
Roosevelt
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House
Reed
White House
Rooseveld
Hee
Littlefield
Burleigh
Joseph W. Symonds
John G. Small
Paris
Thomas Nast Dies in Guayaquil After Yellow Fever
Thomas Nast, famed caricaturist and political illustrator, died in Guayaquil after three days of illness from yellow fever. He was interred at 5 o’clock this afternoon with the governor, consular corps, American colony and many friends in attendance. The British consul led a prayer at the cemetery. Nast, born in Lauffen Bavaria September 7 1840, left New York for his post as consul general at Guayaquil on July 1.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
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Welock
NW Tork
New York
Laudan
Bavaria
Mass meeting honors Irish envoys in Washington city
A large crowd gathered at Lafayette Hall in Washington for a mass meeting honoring Irish envoys. Senator Patterson presided as speakers including Lisle Bell, Edward Davitt, and Joly Diva urged support for Ireland’s home rule and praised the Irish struggle against English rule.
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New York
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