Cadet Fight Traditions Probed by Congressional Panel
A congressional committee questioned cadet fighting traditions at West Point. Cadet Lynch of New York sparred with the panel, defending fighting codes while others testified about hazing, exclusions, and clashes over discipline.
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Potot
Congressional Committee
Caet Lynch
New York
Lick
West Point
Jin
Clark
Witold
Ald
Driege
Willan G. Caplea
Misaouri
Smith
Caples
Samieleon
Thanh
Samuel Frankenburger
West Virginia
Samuelson
Carruthers
Uilaole
Owl
Apner Cliesmén
Shuphonn Dag
Afteen
Loneh
Ecrapping
Evlasamon
Aghilng
Yee
Leach
Aghtins
United States
France
Meyer
Arkansas
Albert
Bee Wes
Bryoteon
Pennsylvania
Brenton
Aristho
Mr. Wanger
Weil
Chen
Hilnots
Fragmented Observations from Multiple U S Weather Stations
A garbled list appears with station names and locations including Amarillo Texas Corpus Christi Davenport Ogden City Galveston Montgomery New Orleans Omaha and North Platte. The text references weather bureau observations and times but lacks coherent data or measurements.
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Weather Bureau
Baia- Temp
Theis
Amarillo
Texan
Atlanta
Ns Ma
Corpus Obristi
Texas
Tai Davenport
Iowa
Ogdge City
Kan
Galveston
Katikag City
Eecesere
New Orleans
USA
North Platte
Omaha
GeneTsecsgavsays
Movement of Ocean Vessels and Health Note on General Alger
A shipping column lists arrivals and sailings at various ports including Conno, Severn, Imanl 00, Glenarm Head, Fulton, white Jacket, Michele, Padosa, and more with origins such as Liverpool, Galveston, and Cadiz. It notes arrivals at Liverpool and Napier and describes a Syracuse or New York voyage pattern. The item closes with a Detroit weathered health update: General Alger is very ill, confined to bed after a cold and grip-like symptoms.
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Cowport News
Conno
Foyor
Port Bade
Belfast
Motareh
Cane'ewn
Sumina
Nor
Celba
Fulton
Nara
Céthay White Jacket
Aoonmouth
Newport
Nowa
Iileran A
Swed
Port Limon
Michele
Ital
Cadiz
Padosa
Libor
Lérard
Rio Jano
Span
Galveston
Havre
Livercnool
Qa'vonton
Pensacola
Prah
Galvee'on
Hovde
Fremen
Koareebro
Galven On
Gatrow
Pornd
Napier
Fuerst Piomarck
New York
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Cymric
Plemouth
Prefaria
New
Ay Movile
Astoria
Ilarxeon
Neoeteded
Georgia
Livernant
A York
Mienitow
Lando
Parkin
Homthare
Chicago
Detroit
Alger
Academy Mathematics Instructor Reports on Scrapping Committee
Lieutenant J. W. Hinckly Jr of the Fifth Cavalry, an instructor in mathematics, examined origins of the scraping committee. He joined the academy in 1892 and graduated in 186. A committee formed to investigate complaints to prevent athletic contests, noting forty incidents occurred in the last three and a half years as it adjourned near midnight.
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Academy
J. W. Hinckly, Jr
Civaley
Bordure's Giant Print Cloth Purchase Shakes Fall River Mills
New York January 1. Matthew C. D. Bordoune of Wall River prints cloths totaling 150000 pieces, paying 1 8 centy, to lift dull trade and aid Fall River manufacturers. The weekly delivery contract runs daily until March 1, signaling Bordoure's confidence and possibly reviving buying momentum in the textile market. He has long shaped the industry since 1869, aiding wages and market stability amid repeated downturns.
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New York
Matthew c. D. Bordoule
Wall River
Fall River
Bordon
Tai
Borden
Tike
ML C.D. Boren
Sugar price cuts shock East West sugar markets
New York reports that American Sugar Refining and Arbuckle Brothers cut refined sugar to 1.50 per unit, a 10 cent drop, surprising traders. The National Refinery has not yet cut, while Pont believes reduced output may slow pricing shifts but may rethink later. The decline widens regional price gaps between East and West markets.
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New York
American Sugar Refratpgy Company
Arbuckle Brothers
Pont
Chat 2 Pan Ye
Boa Probasty
Miesour
San Francisco
Orleania
Cortin Ky Riot Sparks Arrests After Store Incident
Report from Cortin Ky dated January 18 describes civil unrest as armed factions clash with troops. Citizens are detained or removed to Wilierne while authorities investigate a fatal shooting at the White store and the deaths of Cox and Suttihn. Coroner Jute Willer leads inquiries.
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Cortin
Wililerne
Aeling
Witte
Suttihn
Live Stock Men Adourned Near National Live Stock Council
The National Live Stock Council meeting in Chicago discussed federal action to regulate interstate tubercles in cattle and dairy matters. A memorial urged presidential support for a National Life Stock separation and a reorganization of the agricultural department.
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Paseed
Greelom
National
Brock
Chicago
Heidisa
Wesley
James Wilson
Nlow
Eecomite
Ube Verte
Southers Pacific meeting enlarges board of directors
In New York on January 14 stockholders of the South er Pacific company voted to increase the board from eleven to twelve directors. A new treasurer will be chosen at a future meeting, likely alongside the election of D Protea who resigned recently. President Charles M Haysmolgh will remain, ensuring continuity.
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New York
Southerp Pegsie
Haday
Direstora
Senate debates army reorganization and Philippines policy
The Senate voted 43 to 23 on army reorganization with four Democrats joining Republicans. Morgan and Hoar allied with the Republicans on key liquor and Philippines measures. amendments limit officer ages and restrict liquor importation. Debate touched on the Nicaragua canal and Philippine policy with no immediate action set.
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Senate
Senhora Lindsay
Welaurin
Morgan
Find Sullivan
Senator Hoar Pairet Angeioe
The
Bendior Spacer
Wis
Cramp & Gone Ship Tilting Company Case Heard
A session before the court of claims in Washington on January 8 examined the Cramp & Gone Ship Tilting Company of Philadelphia seeking payment for armor plating and munitions supplied to the Whariania Miusachue. the proceedings touched on previous questions and adjournments as the minister opposed the miner's claim.
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Wishington
Hore
Claima
Clataia
Wikilam Cramp & Gone
Menies
Disputed Latin American Policy Reported by State Agency
A fragmented dispatch notes diplomatic friction over Venezuela and the Caribbean, with Mittetor Loong protesting Vegomuelin policy. It cites changes in government planning, delays in officials, and unclear updates from Millet or Loomis about the Caracas situation as U S Navy shifts deployments from Florida to Venezuela.
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Wiehitikion
Wilvices
Millet
Loomis
Venexuela
Navy Department Ithietary
Postmaster Appointment for Pupalote Bercottny
Dernett has been appointed post master at Pupalote, Bercottney, with J. L. Sayer resigning from the position. The notice references local appointments and changes in postal leadership.
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Dernett
Pupalote
Bercottney
J. L. Sayer
Resipied
Hallding Trades Council Announces New Officers
The Nations Ruling Trades meeting elected officers including secretary treasurer OH Stelnuins of St. Louis who was re elected without opposition. The body adjourned to meet next January at Niagara Palace.
Fate of Mr Hanna and Quay’s rise shake Senate
Washington dispatch notes a Republican revolt sinking Hanna’s agenda as Quay gains ground in the Senate. Key figures including Hawley and McMillan align with Quay, prompting leadership reshuffles and plans to move the army bill through with limited opposition. Debate signals a shift in power as ships and harbor measures await committee action.
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Speetal
Washington
Scopus
Ohio
Gleetary
Hin
Tettteren
Bern
Hanna Stants
Meems
Alliaga
Aideieh
Spienel
Art of New York
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Hawley
Quay Standard
Hasna
Thome
Hanna
Theladeo Wobaby
COU
Ion Hive
Ofiainy Tyak Mir
Nis
At Neon
Senate
Portigpew
Andy Ote
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West Point Academy
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