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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
6
Washington opening of the fifty-ninth congress draws crowds as Senate adjourns after brief sessions and the House ndows its long program with oath taking, re election of Speaker Joseph Cannon, and seating of members amid a crowded gallery scene. Flowers are absent by resolution.
A Lomwian disortel enya FYrepider Lal four visited King Edward at Hocking haw palace Monday afternoon and the king accepted the resignation of the cabinet. Birkeney Cspapheli-Bamiennia to be interviewed with the king forthwith and Pratineriino Yue eral to form a new cabinet with Uelfano retiring.
A terse federal court decision in the United States held lack of jurisdiction in a dispute over rebates and product vindication. The ruling centers on tariff acts and related questions, with the plaintiff seeking relief from buyers and rail lines. The opinion notes the motion and proceedings were limited to the statutory framework involved.
Mrs Massie J Chadwick was taken to the folder bankiagtes court at Cleveland Ohio on Monday at her own request to submit to testimony about her financial dealings. The hearing concluded with Chadwick in a condition described as fragile.
Fragmented report covers cruelty allegations aboard vessels and a Sioux City stock market note. It mentions assets and liabilities tied to a receiver for Soap Company, with local investigations and arrests, plus a dramatic voyage on the steamer Angelie and rough Great Lakes conditions observed by Capt. Lyons.
The report describes the arrival of a party at Washington on Monday afternoon aboard their train with aviamobiles and a sightseeing trip about the mix, reflecting a casual travelogue tone with limited readable details.
President Roosevelt delivers a lengthy annual message urging rate reform, federal supervision of insurance and corporations, and restraint on tariff revision. He calls for administrative rail rate oversight, antirebate measures, and stronger election and currency rules.
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