Board Submits Armor Plant Plans For Congressional Action
A naval board reports the cost and feasibility of an armor plant, estimating around 4 to 4.5 million dollars for 6000 tons annual capacity. It outlines location recommendations, possible private sales, and the need for government oversight in readying a formal plan for congressional consideration.
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Congrena
Kington
Naval mM
Congress
Dowell
Pert Fritz
BHUE
Jlan
Ormes
Weather Summary From Northern to Southern Regions
An area of high pressure dominates the northern country with 30.05 inches at North Pointe while a low in the central region affects the southern Rockies bringing 29.08 inches at El Paso. Partly cloudy skies prevail with rain in New Orleans and snow in North Platte. Washington notes generally fair but colder conditions with eastern winds and threats of snow flurries in the plains Thursday.
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North Pintte
Rocky Mott
Alm Wiope
el Paso
Vicksburg
New Orleans
North Flatte
Sonn É
Washington
Pantern Téxac
Cavin
Indian Territory
North Dakota
Uth Dakota
Boomer Leader Plans Invasion of Kiowa Reservation
Captain B. E. Hewes, claiming 200 recruits for the Weener army, leaves Wichita for Oklahoma City to press on with enlistment. He-Writes Secretary Ellis denying intent to defy law, insisting his group is earnest and ready to resist arbitrary treatment by Indian agents. The march aims at the Kiowa and Comanche Indian Reservation in Oklahoma Territory.
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Wichita
Kan
BE. L. Hewes
Wichita Mountain
Kiowa and Comanche Indian
Oklahoma Territory
Oklahoma City
Oine Arn
Tom
Sooner Army
Ellis
PAPHH FACTORY BURNED IN St Louis 200000 LOSS
Fire at A O Sawyer Co paper factory on Locust near Third street started at 4 50 pm and spread to nearby businesses within an hour. The building collapsed at 4 40 pm crashing into Young McKinney printing plant. Estimated damage exceeds 200000. Local fires and damage noted.
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St. Louis
Sawyer & Co
Locust
Third Street
Young-McKinney Company
Deficit and Debt Details From November Public Finance Report
The government reports a November deficit of 8.09 million dollars after ordinary receipts and disbursements. Five month shortfall, excluding Union Pacific issues, totals 10.10 million. December debt data show cash in treasury and classifications by gold and other holdings, with net balance around 220.6 million after liabilities.
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Washington
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Sinking Fund
Treasury
Union Pacific
Union Micife
New German Ambassador Discusses U S Germany Ties
Washington December 1 Dr Von Helleben the new German ambassador spoke at the German embassy on questions of mutual interest between the United States and Germany. He said the Haytian indemnity dispute is, at present, mainly a claim for compensation for a German citizen harmed in Marth and that beyond this there is little fact to go on. He added Germany deeply values peaceful relations with the United States and aims for calm, measured action rather than force.
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Washington
von Helleben
United States
Germany
Helleben Ead
Marth
Tamr
Rane
Br. von Helleben
McKinley
Berlin
Andrew D. White
Baron von Bulow
Emil Lachers
Aaron von Bulow
White
America
Nesnion
Cotton freight terms and advance wording in 1900s note
Fragmentary OCR shows freight payment and advance terms tied to a bale, with unclear pricing and duration. The text mentions six months or portion, an advance per bale, and reference to a shipper and potton, but lacks coherent details or complete entities.
German world influence and aims amid colonial expansion
The text argues that a navy is essential to secure peace and respect for Germany and its rights. It notes rising German colonial interests in Australia and South Africa and German communities abroad expanding to China and Eastern Asia, asserting Germany seeks ways to protect its people globally.
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Australia
South Africa
China
Asia
Germany
Germany's Demands on Hayti Detailed for First Time
The exact nature of Germany's demands on Haiti emerged from a Port-au-Prince steamer report. Indemnity to Emil Luedora, safe return and stay in Haiti, a German apology letter, and the Haitian president to graciously receive Count Schwerin were cited, with a warning of breaking relations if not met.
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Germany
Washington
Hayti
Fom Port
Emil Luedore
Luedora
Mayt
Hingtt
Euveau
Hayt
Waltaires
Port Au Prince
Isdemnlty
Mi Yt
Lueders
Haytis
Count Schwerin
Hayth
Gable
Berlin
Pulije
Sherman Sicka Bed Gates Cabinet Change News
Washington dispatches report Secretary of State Sherman confined to bed with a cold though not seriously ill. His doctors place him on a light diet and ban visitors as his health declines. Rumor ties Judge Nathan Goff to succeed McKenna. Goff previously declined cabinet offer but may reconsider.
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Washington
John Sherman
Nathan Goff
West Virginia
McKenna
Ellins
Hans
Judge Goff
Ban
Goff
Senate
Halley predicts limited action on currency and Morgan resolution fate
Congressman Halley of Texas, touring St Louis, says the coming currency bill may pass the House but not the Senate and doubts any action will win Senate approval. He adds the Morgan resolution on Cuba hinges on public sentiment. strong protest could trigger debate and passage under a ruling. Washington dispatch notes civil service exam results in Texas signal early appointments.
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St. Loui
Joseph Halley
Texas
Bover
Washington
Congress
Shoard
House
Senate
Ciba
Turbulent global and domestic news mix shock and routine
A sprawling summary notes political upheavals in Europe and the Americas, with mentions of French minister Darkwn and cabinet, Austria’s unrest, German pressure on Haiti, and Turkish indemnity talks. It also covers domestic concerns from Georgia life insurance to labor strife, pensions, finance, and local social events amid a daily stream of economic, legal, and cultural items.
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M. Darkwn
Suaticoo
Cermraay
Hast
Betverhary
Paria Miruro
Austria
Unitet Bialet
Turkey
China
Knaupp Led Standard Shop Failure Plaintiffs Seek Judgment
Creditor J B Kleming obtained a judgment against the Standard Shop company after its failure with a claim of 7000 tied to city water works bonds. Contempt cited for Herefuard and Kay Wootimptie as the case advances in the state taxing securities proceeding.
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Bhackleford
Crowit
Knaupp
Standard Shop Company
Kleming
Ageboet
City Water Works
Bendy
Herefuard
Kay Woot
Sret
Fatal explosion at Glenwood columbine injures crew
In Dex Moites Iowa on December 1 a boiler explosion in the engine room of the Lolley in the engine Tom at the Glenwood column injured twenty men. Two workers, Griffiths Reece and Lands sraldet, Dan Williams, died from head and facial burns. Others, including Jim Heslop and James Hadgen, were seriously burned or scarred.
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O Desen
Dex Moites
Iowa
Glenwood
Griffiths Reece
Lands Sraldet
Dan Williams
Ey Sido
Rma
Ami Acardod
Jim Heslop
Kheina
Che James
Hadgen
Jobn Alexander
Bill on Insurance Recontestability Advances in House
A misread bill to make insurance policies contestable after one year passes House action with a 2 to 4 vote. The measure faces opposition from extremists who call it a premium onetime but expect Senate passage. Provisions require deposit of premiums if a suit is filed and court handling of funds if the company wins.
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Atkinson
Georgia
A. O. Bawyer & Co
Holley
Httle
Congress
Inconteste Bio Life Ianranm
Atlanta
House of Representatives
Senate
Aso
Fragmentary Georgia bill text referenced in 19th century page
A garbled December item references a bill in Georgia with mentions of a white woman and a speaker. the legible bits are incomplete and do not provide clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
Riots in Prague as German quarters face fierce clashes
Turmoil erupts in Prague Bohemia with mobs attacking German property and synagogues. Troops disperse rioters after windows broken and fires set, injuring several and delaying traffic as police protect German institutions and leaders.
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