Commission report scathes jivery bundy concerns
The commission attacks Jivery Bundy concerns over smokeless powder supply and wartime provisioning. It outlines plans to investigate the lines of authority, including Gen Miles, Shatter, and the secretarys orders, and criticizes the handling of equipment, powder, and Montauk and Montauk Point station logistics. The report notes Congress is held responsible for soldiers gear and powder shortages and asserts no foundation for certain complaints.
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Bardon
Lien
Alger Lens
Miles
Shatter
Wwe Troekisnidge
Tod
Antkinge
Congress
Santis
Porta Ries
Montauk Point
Cubat
Tegethe
Spanish flag incident disrupts Calvada del Monte event
A Sunday gathering at a hotel on Calvada del Monte ended in violence as a flag was lowered amid Spanish troops. Officers calmed the crowd while claims of inadequate quarters and Spanish occupation of public spaces surfaced, with local administration criticized for unrest and poor conditions.
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Huvuga
Wavoda
Calvada del Monte
Gaple
Montis
Don
Bates
Fourth on Its Way to the Philippines
The regiment sails from the fort aboard a transport ship for tropical service lasting months. About 15,000 troops travel via New York, Gibraltar, Port Said, Suez, Colombo, and Singapore, with two days in each port before continuing to the Red Sea area. Crew and soldiers endure a weeklong voyage with limited space and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaga
Boylas Lin
Philippines
Aneih
Stites
Tropics
New York
Gibrattr
Pot Said
Nae
Colombe
Singapore
Vie
Traumgport
Malik
Red Sea
Pennsylvvania Road
Senatorial reshuffle outlines new and old incumbents
A garbled report lists thirty United States senators with terms expiring March 4 and highlights which will be newly elected or reappointed. It names Aldrich, Lodge, Bate, and many others, noting party shifts from Democratic to Republican in places like Maryland Wisconsin New York and California while mentioning replacements and successors.
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New Fen
United States Senate
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Atle
Nehenska
Bate
Wen
Nosed
Hugraws
Michigan
Camp
Chath
Chirk
Weoming
Codrell
Misrene
Daniel
Virginian
Davia
Min Herata
Balks
West
West Virginian, Money of Mississippi, Cartan of Miry- Tol
Giray O
Dolwwitre
Plelo
Marve
Unit
Gio
Hawkey
Couneeiert
Batalien
Mus Pom
METS
Tests
Mitchell
Wiseun
New York
Gaseo
Pieter
Wootnentag
Penievivenia
Eoaeh
North Osrkute
Enith
Saw Jersey
Stewart
Nevada
Tadinia
White
Chidifornia
Wiseon
Washington
Onteoak
Warsh Aisha
Betty
Clarkin
Maryn
Eilen
Sehonska
Pautkner
West Virgin
Geax
Delaware
Wisconsin
Sturbhy
Hoel
North Voktora
Rad
Newhere
Curple
California
Martie
Montinisvill
Nelson Dingley Jr dies in Washington of heart failure
Nelson Dingley Jr a Maine Republican leader and longtime congressman from the Second district and former Maine governor, died in Washington DC from heart failure after pneumonia. Born February 15, 1832, he built Lewiston Journal, served as Speaker of the Maine House, chaired the U S House Ways and Means Committee, and declined a McKinley cabinet post to stay in Congress. He was married to Salome Melkenney and left six children.
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Nels Dingley
Maine
House In’ Representatives
Washington, DC
Dingley
Bingley
A. E. Dingley
James C. Woop
Dr. Deale
Nelson Dingley, Jr
Durham
Androscoggin County
Waterville College
Colby University
Dartmouth College
Merrill & Essendon
Auburn
Lewiston Journal
Lewiston
Gwo Co
Congress
Willican P.rye
Corming Tiis
ASOT
McKnley
Ways and Means
House
Ae. Knley
Salome MelKenney
Henry M
Charles J
Edward
Northip
Hy Alert G
Waith
Palmer and allies seek congressional pension for aging general
Proposals in Congress aim to grant General Palmer a pension of 100 dollars a month as family and supporters argue his service and disability merit aid. Palmer, now 82, has lost sight in one eye and suffers hearing loss, yet resists seeking aid, saying he will not ask Congress for an allowance but appreciates friends pursuing the matter.
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Krienas
Rio
Wis
Culois
Gen
Poly My Palmer
M.dalmien
Kiyo
al Hone
Hingis
Talmer
Witn
Ilinois
United States Senate
Gullom
A McClernand
Springfield
Gen. Padimer
Conrad
Gen. Palmer
Congress
Demand to Be Free Vilpinos File Second View at Washington
Secretary Clay holds the Agoneillo memorandum from Vilpino rep Argoncillo arguing for Philippine independence and denial of Spain’s possession at treaty time. The note claims an independent Vilpino government has existed for seven months and seeks a chance to present to the President.
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Washingston
Clay
Elipe Agoneillo
Aguinaldo
Philippine Islands
United States
Spain
Argoncillo
Notable Elders and Relatives Ledger in Obituary Notes
Obituary notices record Nancy Barger of Bellefonte Ta dying at 100, Bray Charlotte Hinchden celebrating her 80s birthday as sister of a poet Hele, Ipswich lighthouse keeper Captain Mbaworth at 8% years old, Mrs Mirabeth Lamb Turner a Chicago death in her 80s, Chesham noted as oldest royal netboy in Maghind Jonas Miles, Martha Ann Durnell and Lucinda Yates Melee twin widows near Creoncastle Putnam County Indiana aged nearly 88 with lengthy county ties.
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Nancy Barger
Bellefonte
Bray Charlotte Hinchden
Hele
Aineview
Mbaworth
Ipswich
IGT
Mirabeth Lamb ‘Turner
Gharies Lamb
Chicago
Thomas Lamb
Ase Stylel
al Chesham
Maghind
Jonas Miles
Deeonged
Npe
George Til
George TY
William PV
Queen Victoria
Martha Ann Durnell
Lucinday Yates Melee
Putnaw
Indhana
Creoncastle
Hey
Darnell
Melee Fiftern
Multiple State Legislatures Face Deadlocks and Shifts in Senate
Across states from North Dakota to California and Maine to Wyoming, senatorial caucuses and elections shift power. Key actions include North Dakota and Indiana debates, California deadlocks between Burns and Grant, and Missouri, Utah, and Washington reorganizing legislatures while parties contest seats and control.
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North Dakota
Senate
Missouri
Hill
California
Burns
Chages
Grant
Delaware
House
Addicks
Kansas
Leedy
Brown
Beveridge
Indiana
Tranly
Utah
Arkansas
Perry
Heath
Traylor
Oregon
Wisconsin Legislative Assembly
United States
Washington
I. H W. Guile
A. Nebecker
William M. Roylance
Stanley
Nown
Telegraphic Brevities Amid War Turmoil in Havana
Telegraphic briefs note United States troops maintaining order in Havana while encamped near the city. A wreck of the Maine signals ongoing tensions as American flags stand in relief amid the crisis.
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United States
Maine
Senate Debates On Expansion And Nicaragua Canal Bill
The Senate hearings feature Hon't of Massachusetts opposing territorial expansion while Platt of New York rebuts. Cat tery presses the Nicaragua Canal bill as Bacon Money and Chilton discuss treaty binding power. Mason of Illinois urges a resolution about U S governance without consent. Turley endorses the canal but questions the pending bill. The House advances codification of Alaska laws and civil service appropriation moves. Senate talks on peace treaty and executive session follow, with debate on spending, and expansion policy dominates later discussions alongside the Nicaragua bill and territorial questions.
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Senate
Hon't
Massachusetts
Platt
New York
Cattery
Messrs. Bacon
Money and Chilton
Ch¢ef
Civil Service Commission
House
Alaska
Mason
Sinois
United States
Turley
Ife
T. H. Stanton
Bonar
Allen
Neb
Hoar
Mass
Gray
Del
Dri
Philippines
Congress
Jor‘aker
Ohio
Daiis
A ‘Mittee
Itr
Davis
Peace Commission
Pieri
Berry
White
Feajo
West
Imperia
Messrs
Carmack
Gaines
Pennessee
Che
Little
Tennitoad Pany
Choctaw
Chickaguay
Court Proceeding Report on Governor Sland Case Involving Captain Luda
Court records outline the proceedings concerning the Governor’s alleged slander and related accident. Massachusetts officials and named individuals including Captain Luda appear in the docket as defendants and parties to the matter.
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Inii
Luda
Massachusetts
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Stone
Ash
MR. Dingley
Oly
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Gen, Palmer
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Henry Cadet Lodge
A. J. Vandeventer
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New Jersey
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St. Louis
Minnesota
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Indianapolis
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Charles 8
Nebraska
Assembly
Senator Wilson
West Virginia
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C. D. Clark
Gov
Pingree
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Johnson
Connecticut
Joseph R. Stanley
Male
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Phelan
Caueus Canonitter
Montana
W. A. Clark
Republican Legislative Enmucus
Channecy M. Depew
Tingree
Melaus Sb
Dem
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