Senate debate on Hay Pauncefote treaty and Canal rights
The session centers on the Hay Pauncefote treaty and Clayton Bulwer implications for Isthmian waterway. Senators Teller Frye Morgan and Chandler debate U S ownership, British rights, and possible Hay resignation, with executive session and no major open business.
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Washington
Chaves A. Towne
Davis
Minnesota
Senate
Hanna
Ohio
United States
Mareh
Morgan
Jssue
Teller
Great Britain
Nicaragua Canal
Buchanan
England
Mr. Teiler
Maey
Stewart
Frye
Hays
Rye
Gounly
Arthur F
Chandler
Hay
Jublic
Remumeng Bashers
House Passes First Great Supply Bill in Record Time
Washington Dec. 10 The first of the great supply bills the legislative executive and judicial appropriations was passed by the house in record time. The bill carries about 608 pages and was approved with swift deflation of opposition. Speaker Bingham of Pennsylvania chaired the session as debate closed.
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Washington
Hay
Bingham
Pennsylvania
Miss Morrison Hopes for Acquittal in Castle Killing Case
The defense urged self defense as the motive in the killing of Mrs Castle while Miss Morrison remained calm awaiting the verdict. Judge Redden and Captain Waters delivered closing arguments as the jury prepared to deliberate, with the courtroom filled and many women among the crowd.
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Ado
Has
Dec
Fru
Kansas City
Captain Waters
Jessie Morrison
A. &. Borden
Miss Morrison
Judge Redden
Joseph Walters
Shin
End of Strike Near For Telegraphers Train Service Near Normal
Topeka dispatch reports telegraphers strike near end as trains run near schedule and no orders to close shops. Officials say many workers returned, others hold firm but expect a brief disruption. Santa Fe lines in California and Southern California resumed. Gulf line counts show 123 operators went out, now under review. Officials deny long disruption, press for quick return to normal operations.
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Topeka
Kap
Dee
al Gay
Santa Fe
Midge
Ar Odd
Omer
California
Southern
Santa Fe Pacific
Gulf Line
Superintendert Ressegul
Geniral
Mudge
Telegraph Department
General Office
Ressegul
Oklahma Fur Western
Vanemoton
Chicago
Ripley
Rhat
Trai
Rhousand
C. G Sholes
Telegraph
Litte Howblé
Sholes
Lida
Wreck Near Kokomo Destroys Train At Clover Leaf
A wreck near Kokomo on the Clover Leaf road at Greentown destroyed two locomotives and a caboose. In a Tarreck-style crash, one engine toppled and blocked the other, tipping workers from the culvert into the wreckage. Firemen and engineers were trapped but reportedly safe.
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Kokomo
Lad
Tarreck
Greentown
Consolidation Rumor Ties Cramp-Vickers to English Firms
New York reports say talks on a Cramp Vickers Maxim consolidation are near completion. English capital aims to acquire the Millvale Steel Company for 37 million, with plans to buy shipyard assets and win U S navy contracts.
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New York
the Evening Post
Philadelphia
Vickers’ Gens
Maxim
Midvan Steel Company
Frigge
Steel Company
Cramps
Vickers’ Sons and
Masim
America
United States
Spaite
Sweden
Germany
Trike Leader Predicts Success In Rail Strike
Galveston Texas Dee the President Dolphin of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers warns operators nationwide that success favors their stoppage. He cites freight congestion at Wolf City Latonia and other Texas stations as proof Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe cannot handle the business if 48 percent of Santa Fe operators walk out. Dolphin denies Newman's claim that a work return and arbitration were agreed, asserting company officers dispute that. Operators in California and New Mexico allegedly did not strike until Sunday afternoon.
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Galveston
Texas
Dee
Dolphin
Iaawel and
Wailor
Wolf City
Latonia
North Texas
Colorado
Santa Fe
California
Chicago
Newman
Ia Watche
New Mexico
Hill as Democratic Nominee Prospect in 1908 Chicago Chronicle
In Chicago James McGuire states ex-governor David Bennett Hill of New York is a leading Democratic presidential prospect for 1908 if Republicans falter abroad and at home. McGuire calls Hill safe, conservative, and among the nation’s ablest statesmen, with the New Yorker favored by the sober party faction. If reformers gain control, Bryan or another figure may lead, while reorganization remains speculative for now.
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Chicago
Bee
the Chronicle
David Bennett Hill
Goveror
New York
United States
York
James K. SlcGuire
Hill
Syracuse
New York State Organization
McGuire
Palmer House
New Yorker
Hill Mnom
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Nevid Bennett
Grover Cleveland
Me. McGuire
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Strikes Spread As Northwestern Pacific Telegraph Operators Demand Higher Wages
Across Midwestern and Pacific lines, telegraph and teletype staff demand wage increases. The union motion spans from Minneapolis to the West Coast with Paul officials not yet granting a response. No immediate strike threat cited as talks continue and workers push for safer pay.
Sword Presented to "8088" at Cape Town Reception
The official reception for Lord Roberts in Cape Town featured the presentation of a sword of honor and addresses before about 25,000 attendees. Lord Roberts's wife and daughters are expected to arrive tomorrow and sail with the Reid marshal aboard the Canada for England.
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Cape Town
Lord Roberts
Lord Robert
Reid Marshal
Canada
England
Ferrell Pleads for Mercy in Death Penalty Case
Attorneys for Rosslyn E Ferrell ask Governor Sash to grant clemency and commute the death sentence to life imprisonment. The governor will consider the request without recommendation while prosecutors hold back on secret consent to a pardon.
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Coluvaibus
Rosslyn EL Ferrell
Board of Paydens
Ferrell
Tua
Bob
Mrs Pullman Denies Wedlock Rumor in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Ark on December 10 1920 Mrs George M Pullman denied rumors she would wed Arthur Barry a West York artist Despite friendship with the family she said she could not explain why her name was linked to the rumor and asked for clarity to be given.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Dev
George M- Pullman
Barry
West York
Pullman
Abduction o0 small war taxes lowered in tax reform
The Democratic Ways and Means Committee reports war revenue cuts of about 40.6 million dollars, but minority members urge deeper relief. They call for removing remaining taxes and reducing overall taxation by up to 70 million, arguing surplus should fund reduced duties and economy. They push tariff reform to curb monopolies and favor taxing wealth rather than consumption. Public debate continues over postwar finance and currency alignment.
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Washington
Miniyrire
Gay and Means
DHL
Ois
Messrs
Richardson
Tennessee
Swanson
Nila
MacGiellan
New York
Nevada
Cooper
Texas
Underwood
Alabama
Gage
Industrial Commission
Congress
Comuntry
Tingley
Cnll
Renta Weaver
United States
Wilson
Vumelides
Chancellor Von Buelow Explains Kaiser’s Transvaal Stance
A detailed Reichstag speech by Count von Buelow argues that Emperor William and the German government avoided urging war or intervention in the Transvaal. He contends Kruger’s cause would disrupt international relations, and warns against Don Quixote like actions against Great Britain. The speech, seen as a defense of Germany’s cautious policy, ends with the Reichstag adjourning after a forceful briefing.
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Balin
Keuger
Uttats
Barve
German Nevis
Mr Hot
Germany
Great Britain
United States
M. Deleasee
Min
Kiiger Frange
Kruger
Bergain
Cespere Eile
Reichstag
Vor Buelow
Bumar
Escaped desperado Kubug hunted after Warsaw theft
A man believed Marvin Kubug was found with a stolen team in Logansport. A gunfight broke out as officers pursued him through town injuring Patrolman Dean. Kubug escaped on foot and was last seen at New Waverly eight miles east. Detective Cyrus Morgan led the chase with Captain Foley and others pursuing.
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Logansport
Ind
Marvin Kubug
Deeperado
Ant
Kulns
Sher
Dean
Warsaw
Siteron
Cyrus Morgan
Mr. Sellers
Twelfth Street
Morou
Foley
Captain Foley
Costello
Birch
Graham
North Street
Fourth
Fifth
Seucci
Morgan
Patrelmar Bean
Fair Grounds
Toren Grers
Asc
New Waverly
Here
Somers
Panhandle
Zoreo
Sivad
Fort Warne
Macein Rathmns
Skelton
Patrotinsn
Kuhns
Alu Sail
Remedial Report on Post Office Operations 1890 Year
Charles Emory Smith presents a post office annual report detailing enterprise, insular operations, and rural free delivery growth. He notes expenditures and receipts, with a large rise in revenues surpassing $100 million, and outlines the push to extend rural free delivery to broader areas despite costs and staffing.
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Washington
Dee
Charles Emory Smith
TSB
Vila
Prac
Tess Han
Bicycle Events Report From Turville Stinson Meet
A fragmented page details bicycle races with names like Turville Stinson and Fisher. Other readable names include Ginn, Waller, Bobenck, Avanson, and Muller. The legible bits suggest a local event summary with participant lists and placements.
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Boe
Biker Anit
Mertwiurewle
Turville
Stinson
Fisher and
Ginn
Waller
Bobenck
Avanson
Muller Anil
Desperado Shot After Tense Loganport Chase
In Loganport Indiana Chief James Foley and Patrolmen Costello Dean and Graham chased escaped convict Marvin Kuhns across town. The fugitive fired as he was tackled, wounding Officer Foley who died later. a posse and residents spread out to pursue the armed man through nearby countryside.
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Logansport
Ind
James Foley
Dick Costello
Ben Dean
George Grahem
Marvin Kuhns
Dean
Dan
Hlm
Nenn
Ofiers
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Chase Millvale Steel Company
the New Yorker
James McGuies
Tacoma
Waet
Nortagrn Pacific
Minneapolis
Paul
Democrats
Mittee
Don Quixote
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Emperor William
Transvaal
Reichsta
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Smith
Tions
Postotice
Associated Press
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