Army Bill Fight Deepens Senate Deadlock
Washington reports a bitter battle over the army reorganization bill as Senators Teller Pattigrew Butler and Bacon organize opposition. They plan to block a vote until late in the week while pledging to expose alleged corruption and delay passage. Meanwhile the ship subsidy and river and harbor measures face maneuvers by Hanna Frye and others, with naval appropriations and post office funding advancing in Congress.
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Weather Summary for Washington and Surrounding Areas
January 16 forecast notes colder conditions in the northern region with southeasterly winds shifting to fresh winds, while the southern areas expect southwesterly to northeasterly directions. Oklahoma Territory faces southwest winds becoming northwest with Thursday bringing fair weather.
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Mor gan Resolution on Nicetaga Canal rights filed
Senator Morgan today introduced a resolution declaring the Clayton- Bulwer treaty has no effect on the U S government's right to construct the Nicaragua canal. Washington January 15. The measure asserts canal sovereignty remains with the United States.
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Venezuelan seizure of steamers sparks diplomatic notes
Washington reports that Venezuela has taken possession of two steamers tied to the Orinoco Steamship Company, sparking cables from Caracas to Washington. The British chartered vessels, operated with American stockholders, prompted inquiries about motive amid revolutionary upheavals.
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Quay Elected in Pennsylvania Senate Fight
Crowds surged at the state capitol as M. S. Quay, Republican, won the U S Senate seat after a lengthy battle. One Democrat backed Quay. others supported James M. Gutty. The scene saw police help and a crowded chamber with doors breached.
Legislature Votes Hurdle In Senate Election
The January 4 ballot shows William A. Clark leading in the house with 34 votes but one short of a majority in the chamber while the senate tally gives him a 13 vote count yet a three vote majority. Republicans split with Taft Carter for the long term and Maflie for the short term amid labor and independent bloc support. The week closes withGeorge Kisbie Hour re elected as speaker, and the legislature adjourns toward the hour.
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Patterson Elects Thompson M Patterson Senator
Thom an M Patterson was today elected United States senator to succeed Mr Woleaut, replacing the outgoing senator. Desver and Cole reported the event as a formal Senate seat change occurring January 4a.
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Arid West Amendments Face Narrow Rejection In Legislature
As of January in the West region the house debated river and harbor measures. Twenty six items were dispositioned, several amendments offered to block the bill or restore key projects. Officials signaled inauguration timing and ceremonial duties while committees reviewed the funding and harbor appropriations.
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New Offens Discussed At Continental Association Meeting
The Trinettotinental Vogerager convened with members from Kansas City Fort Govatt and Sleninhin for membership approval. A plan to launch the Battleship Ohio in San Francisco in May was tabled for a 30 day site. attendees will report recommendations tomorrow. Discussions covered baggage handling uniformity and cooperation with other associations.
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Industrial Association delays headquarters decision in New Orleans
In New Orleans on January 14 the executive committee of the Southern Industrial Association perfected proceedings for incorporation but postponed the permanent headquarters for thirty days after requests from prominent southern citizens. The option to designate a headquarter was sent to Secretary J F Thompson for further action as communities bid for the location.
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Batley Investigation Committee Hears Weaker From Morfall
In Tasneed, Texas, January 15, the Batley Investigation committee met after 10 to hear from Sergeant Jones regarding D A Mes Fall. The panel sought information to compel Morfall to testify, with talks of a deposition and possible subpoena as members urged bringing him forward to speak under oath.
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Engiah Town Terrorized by Carpenter Held Overnight
The little town of Engiah, on the Pine Bluff and Arkansas River railroad, was terrorized by N. Craig a male carpenter who attacked Saturday night, held two men at bay, threatened nearby residents, tried to kill several people including his wife, and was captured after firemen and officers aided in restraint. He is jailed.
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Government to reinforce Kitchener's forces and war offices
London January 15 the government plans large reinforcements to Lord Kitchener and the war offices to carry out wider plans. The decision follows urgent ministry discussions and aims to bolster military leadership ahead of ongoing campaigns.
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