Behind closed doors Roberts hearing tailed by Utah protest
The Robb erts investigating committee met behind closed doors in Washington today as Mr. Roberts submitted a lengthy brief defending Utah representation and due process. He argued the committee’s actions threaten constitutional rights and that protests by Utah sectarian ministers lack sufficient basis. A noon adjournment was followed by continued debate and broader remarks on tariff and currency policy.
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Mr Driggs Pledges Support Ahead of Currency Debate
Washington December 12. Pressure from members on both sides to participate in the currency debate in the house led to three night sessions ordered for Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Interest in the debate appears tepid based on gallery attendance.
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Weather Forecast Summary from December 12 Observations
Weather bulletin notes fair conditions across many regions with colder trends. Northern portions expect colder air Wednesday while southern areas stay fair, with northerly winds in most regions and a chance of snow in the north on Thursday.
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Anti-Trust Meet Planned in Chicago February
February 1 set for an anti trust meeting in Chicago as committees of the sub-trust conference prepare. No formal call issued yet, and details remain pending in the reminder of the report.
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Boers repelled on hill as British losses rise in storm
Reports from Capetown and London describe heavy firing near Modder river and at Stormberg Junction. General White and General Forester-Walker relay casualty figures, including killed officers and many wounded, with Metcalf’s raid destroying a Boer howitzer and a difficult retreat.
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Boers Hold Ladysmith Action Shut by British Bayonets
London dispatch notes Mafeking safe as of December 4 while Ladysmith sortie fails to seize deer guns. Boers shell Mafeking since November 27 with reduced provisions and plentiful water. Reports quote heavy Boer losses and a chaos scene where British bayonets were claimed ineffective in the assault. General Gatacre described as disaster at Stormberg.
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War Coverage Notes and Memorial Service in London
Telegraph reports lack of official maps for Gaptown and Gatacre's continued need. The Times lauds Metcalfe at Ladysmith but warns that certain sorties are perilous and should be avoided. Morning Post urges immediate troop reinforcement for South Africa. Lord Mayor Newton and London officials attend a St Paul’s memorial service for war dead.
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Anglo Boer War updates from Ladyamith and fronts
New York dispatch reports Boer movements retreating toward the Orange Free State and British aims to relieve Kimberley. Methuen leads a forward push with French and Gatacre moves, while rail lines and communications shape center and right flank actions amid impending engagements.
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Anxiety Grows Over War News From Tap Tugela Front
London reports mounting anxiety as scarce updates on the Tugela and Modder rivers hint at simultaneous Boer British attacks. No confirm of a Monday battle along the Modder but surveys suggest ongoing reconnaissance and possible advances. Boer sources claim damage to Washbank bridge and a British wide sweep toward Help Nakura with indignant criticism of intelligence estimates.
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Maritime incident and exodus news from global posts
Las Palmas reports the Briteh transport Denton Grange grounded off shore while taking water bound for Cape Colony with war munitions. Adelbert Hay visits New York awaiting a South Africa assignment. A Mafeking telegram says Lady Sarah Wilson, captured by Boers, has been exchanged for a Boer prisoner.
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Southern Railway bans tobacco use for Carolina division workers
A general order from the Southern Railway requires all employees in the South Carolina division to quit smoking or resign. No new hire will be allowed who uses tobacco products. The notice is dated Atlanta December 12.
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Question on Admiral Dewey's Manila Recognition
Washington December 12. Senator Pettigrew asks the navy department for information on whether Admiral Dewey formally or informally recognized the Philippine republic at Manila. Chandler objects to immediate consideration as a sharp exchange follows over other charges. The session features debates on various resolutions and a sympathy with the late Representative Ermentrout.
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Virginia legislature faces flood of anti trust measures
Amid Richmond reports the Virginia General Assembly braces for a wave of proposed antitrust and corporate control bills. Drafters aim to curb monopolies with new restrictions and rapid action on key measures.
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