World News Roundup Highlights Congress and Global Events
In the fifty-seventh congress second session, key actions include adjournment for Senator McMillan's death, new members sworn in, and bills on coal strike costs, naval academy admission ages, and territorial statehood. The president's message was read, and talks cover Indian and Oklahoma territory statehood, currency standards in the Philippines, and land preservation for settlers. Domestic items note the public debt shift, St Louis liner voyage, a mail loss near Danville, and a Costa Rica Nicaragua panel route plan. International items reference treaties, drownings in Michigan, and various political updates.
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Vienna
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Buch Ainuo
Dorchester
Resignations and political shifts ripple through capitals
A jumble of international and domestic moves unfolds: Ca lian government secretary Senor Faninya resigns amid Palran’s pressure, with a temporary successor named. Reports mention military reorganization bills, a grand jury probe into veterans’ funds, and notable deaths and inquiries including Dr. J. L. Cutler. Maritime losses claim crews off the North Sea and Caribbean.
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Calian
Haa
Great Westale
Germany
Carilbearn
Venossela
Elaine
Tpremirr Sagastn
Spain
Faurnier
Lemply
London
Joseph Parker
Death of former Speaker Reed prompts obit details
Washington note on Thomas Reed, once speaker of the house, who died shortly after midnight from uraemic acute Brights disease with complications from appendicitis. The obituary outlines his Portland Maine birth, education, and long public service including 20 years in Congress and terms as state official.
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Washington
Thomas Arnels
House
Merl
Gardner
Begins
Reed
Wedessiay
W. C. Cealoon
Philadelphia
Mr. Read
Mrs. Toad
Katherine Rye
Mr. Seed
Dhaushiier
Cavtor Gardner
Thaman Hragkett Reed
Jay Portland
Howden
United Blutes Alley
Ifewie
Portland
Trybouwin
Iouke
Etule
de Lverne
Fortland
Norved
Congress
Horrific Chicago hotel blaze leaves many trapped
A severe fire at the Lincoln hotel on Lincoln Street ripped through the building Thursday morning. The blaze forced guests to flee from upper floors, with some descending ropes or using window shutters. Firefighters battled the flames as smoke and debris spread to adjoining structures. A long list of workers and residents tied to the hotel and nearby rail facilities were identified, including several named staff and officials. Police investigated motives as a hotel employee faced a charged altercation with his supervisor during the disaster.
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Kensel
Ginsta
Lincoln
Movicon Stroet
Rearmiy
Amd
Ortottenen
Mons
Mom
Wondsanvesville
Wis
Jets Newborth
Nynar
Dave Etrvet
Elly
Unmittom
Lilinen
Coon
Voors Almaratey
Raymond
Shaw Reports on the Nation's Finances
Washington dispatch summarizes Secretary of the Treasury Shaw's annual report. It cites 1902 fiscal year revenues at 084,520,250,000 with large shares from internal revenue and customs, and expenditures across civil, military, naval, Indian, and postal services. It notes currency reforms, gold reserve, and forecasts for 1903, plus details on debt, money supply, foreign trade, agriculture, weather forecasting for farmers, and Appalachian forest preservation.
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Washington
Des
Shaw
Elvil
Naval Establishment
Indian Service
Postal Service
Sny Plaa
United States
Treasury
Belazo IO
Department
Farina
Rovien
Wilson
Oslo
Leomessee
Minniesippi
Secretary Wilton ThoWnski Reports Growth in Appentups
Washington December 5 192 Sort of report to the president says the agriculture secretary notes rapid industrial progress and a word conspirous measure in recent years, highlighting increased appetentiups and public wrestling among industry groups.
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United States
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Miner and carpenter killed in crane accident at Cranberry shift
In Upantton Pay Wee, 6-Miimer Klach aged 8 and Gustave Bone aged 19 died instantly Thursday when a crane lifted them. Several other men suffered injuries as workers were surprised by a dangerous incident during dusk.
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Tio Minera
Upantton
Miimer Klachher
Bass Carpenter
Gustave Bone
Dusy
Dog
Appointed Judge to Succeed Resigned Officeholder in Bod
In Washington Wee the president Dos decided to appoint Andersen of Crawfurisville Bod United States to succeed Jon Baker who recently resigned asMobvlet Judge.
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Wee
Dos
Th Andersen
Crawfurisville
Bod
United States
Jon Baker
Annual Report of Attorney General 1902 Summary
Attorney General Kaus proposes higher salaries for judicial officers. The report notes 31 appellate and 11 original undisposed cases at the October 1902 Supreme Court term, with 336 cases at the previous term and 563 docketed this term. It lists 9,008 criminal prosecutions pending July 2, 1902, by category, and 4,150 U.S. convicts in prisons as of July 4, 1902.
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Congress
United States Supreme Court
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Tus Vaviens
Capt Streeter Convicted In Chicago Murder Case
Capt Streeter and William McManners with Henry Houldike were found guilty of murder in the killing of Job Kirk a watchman on February 1. The court sentenced McManners and Bleveter to prison, but jurors urged leniency and the verdict was tempered with mercy.
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Chicago
Yee
Lake Michigan
Willam McManners
Henry Houldike
Chetlik
Joba 8
Kirk
Walchiman
Gornya
Coy I Bleveter
McManner
End Comes Suddenly In Japense Political Turmoil
The article reports a sudden end to a political era with ministers and officials facing upheaval. It mentions Minister Atherk Bo Wiehy, government buildings secured at Haptaniehe, and a focus on key events in the Japanese history context, dated April 13, 1807.
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Moescieg
Mra
Thiek
Hell
Rovernment
Mimivter
Maine
Watt
Georgin
Din Suvelie
Trade Review summary of December market conditions in New York
Trade review notes interruptions from weather yet continuing business activity above last year. November warmth aided clothing demand and fuel balance. Iron and steel irregular, some departments cautious yet others taking new orders. Wingo products strong due to moving quantities. overall November shows mixed signals with some weakness in construction but strength in other sectors.
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Dee
Mita & Coy
Winge Products
Schooner Wer Ley MM Oley Goes Ashore Off Lifesaving Station
A four masted schooner Wer Ley MM Oley wrecked about a mile off shore during a storm near Anlet Life-saving Station Friday morning. The crew line appears lost as the vessel broke apart and no bodies were brought ashore. Lifesaving crews could not save the crew.
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Mark
Burglar convicted after desperate arrest in Philadelphia
The burglar jailed for five years after a ten day chase ended with a narrow capture by detectives. Police recovered Dickingen’s nearly 60 robberies though not all cases could be proven, with about 310,000 dollars worth of valuables recovered. In unrelated deaths, two children in Saginiw died after exposure while their mother left them unattended in a Tenue home, and a federal retiree died in Crete after witnessing a presidential event.
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Fale Superiay
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Bridger
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Chienge
Teorevell
Congress
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Kentucky
Slaw
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Fueangso
Bernard N. Kaker
New York
Athuttie Transport Company
Servier
Ireman Frank Elliott
Express
Richard Weln
Sunbright
Tenn
San Praneizco
Progree
Scranton
Secretary of Agriculture
Witton
United States
King
Cherlin
G. College
Thomas B. Weed
Washington
Lincoln
Chicago
Montly
United States Navy
Caribbean
Panama
Saginaw
Mich
Thomas Thornton
Lemnars National Unit
Temars
Vickering Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Mass
Buswket Bridger
Alfred KE. Tek
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General Land Office
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Imzelton
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Robert M. McWade
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