Week of World News Digest with Senate Ship Subsidy Debate
A week of home and foreign items covers congressional debate over the ship subsidy bill. Senate talks feature Hoar and Tillman as the post office appropriation bill advances in the House. The Hepburn bill on the Isthmian canal and Nicaragua project garners support. Other items note a lynching in Arkansas, a court challenge to a northwestern railroad merger, and Prince Henry’s Philadelphia visit.
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Benster
Nicaragua
House
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Crumpacier
Prince Henry
Philadelphia
Cramp
Foreman
Ark
Northwestern Railroad
St. Paul
Knox
Northern Securities Company
United States Supreme Court
Arion Club
Birs
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Eakuk
War Department
Fitajohn
Porter
Byele Wuducy
Edward Tesnitz
Riverview
Lynehg
Sheerlae Wiing
Misa Alice Hoogerelt
Bendtyr Mutt
Ram Yampa
Pred Gould
Davy
W.va
Schroeder Hug
Navy
Guam
Gen. Funslen
Agulucaldo
Glyéen
Fragmented 19th century crime and disaster roundup
A garbled chronicle reports hangings in Manitoba and Mississippi, a Philippine tariff note, a Victorian era exposition dedication, a bulldog valued at 161000 dollars, and varied accidents. It mentions ship al
Political resignations and multiple district party nominations
Secretary of the Navy Long tendered his resignation to the president who accepted it and selected William H. Moody as his successor. Republicans renominated candidates in Kansas Indiana Missouri and Illinois districts. Doorkeeper W. J. Glenn died of pneumonia in Washington. Ex-Governor Aitgeld of Chicago died after paralysis. Mrs. June Halt Mod ii Marshalls town aged ninety years.
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Secretary of the Navy
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William H. Moody
Missachsetta
Beyond Kansas
J.D. Dowsersovk
Lawrence
Congress
Flrst
Indiana
J. A. Hemenway
M. Miller
Kansas
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Iriver
June Halt
Marshalls Town
Turmoil as East Asian dispute and Boer War actions loom
Fragmented report notes tidal waves in Central America, a cash seizure tied to a Chinese wife shipment, and denials by the cavasy. It mentions General Methuen wounded and captured, Boer losses, and German pressure on colonial fronts. The piece also cites Chinese protests over exclusive rights and possible further actions by Wethuen.
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Amurien
Teking
Wu ‘Ting Fang
China
Methuen
Boerswinder Delarey
Minehurin
Lia 18
Venexiela
Germany
Feerauzsle
Dhe Exeluel
Low
Hatton
Wethuen
Comenaidint Schepers
Rotdter
Boer War era headlines mix for 1900s era dispatches
A chaotic, partially garbled telegraph of world events notes De Wet and Delarey plans in the Transvaal, Miss Alice Roosevelt’s travel, a Chinese indemnity, Japanese relations, and assorted political and crime items. It mentions an earthquake at Kyankarh, New Masten, Winslow, and other scattered incidents, including Pacific and European affairs with varied figures and dates.
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Delarey
Transvaal
Alice Roosevelt
Tinentia
Cibo
Mawor
de Treland
Portugese
Riri
Mort Afelen
TNO Shires
Japan
Thissie
Minor News Items From Across the Globe
A garbled roundup mentions the Austrian relation in Washington, France discussing reduced military service, wireless telegraph aims in Paris, Santos Dumont in London, a convict named James Wadlington, wage decisions by Evie Railroads, and a London arbitration talk over Canada’s claims. Census data and population notes appear, with references to Newfoundland and Labrador demographics and a rise in wealth between 1500 and 1500.
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Mebrige
France
Java
Pariavina
Santos Dumont
Unut
London
T A. Alexander
Arid
Casa, Ark
Linus
James Wadileston
Evie Railroads Company
Ol Ph. Merry
Mgsul Stitinn
Congress
Cowleoin Lelie
Rain
Yanis
Denver
Elon Atlorany
Benvemwerth
Pegs
Redty of
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
Tallier Opposes Subsidy For Ship Building Plan
The debate centers on a pending ship subsidy bill with opposition from Senator Teller and Senator Meyers. Critics argue it would not achieve the intended merchant marine growth, could misallocate funds, and fail to provide wages for workers while favoring shipowners. Supporters contend the measure could spur national shipbuilding and broader commerce, but a key minority report warns of fundamental flaws and likely failure.
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Washington
Mitch
Prevismuin
Mount Vernon
Warrington
Thy Renate
Teller Spenka
Peller
Depa Aspare
Amerie Ang
Ehip
Wien
Aimtrigan Ciivens
Ia Udvientex
Rouriine
Chenoney
Colorado
Bervetifore
United States
Wrebington
Marekil
Jheyey
Representiog
Washington March 17 Dispatch on Army Transport Inquiry
In SISERION Washington on March 17 the debate over a resolution by Mr. Richardson calling for the return of reports on army transport service between San Francisco and Manila was debated in the military affairs committee. Supporters pressed for the reports while opponents urged simpler action. the measure passed with opposition.
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Washington
Parker
Committee On Military Affairs
Hichardson
San Francissco
Manila
Unclear wartime briefing from March talks in Washington
Fragmentary OCR note chronicles March events with references to Gen Trederiel Passtor and a presidential meeting. Mentions petition and House discussions on poles and war questions, with scattered names and places including Virginia and Washington. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
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Pecal
Denteluer Crayne
Washington
Trederiel Passtor
WSA
Constitutional fight debated amid Senate debate on new amendment
Washington March 17 The house tale notes no repryt from Prony Mba amid discussions on the proposed amendment to the constitution. Washington March 11 Rear Admiral Washington Crowninshield and Commodore Robert testified on the health and structure of the navy during the session. Fifth witness General dolingon testified about the poor health conditions impacting the army.
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Washington
Tee
Bent
Chisirinn
Varia Lilly
Howe
Mayol
Vresderik
Caple Arent Kehingler
Mine wage pact reached as miners and operators meet
Report says on March 17 Heack Tertato Marsitlan confirmed a conference between coal miners and operators approving next year’s wage scale. A decision on the eight hour work day for mine engineers will be settled at a subsequent meeting in March.
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Heack
Tertato Marsitlan
Ustrict
Murch Sa
Cleveland mayor and banker Pelton dies of pneumonia
Pelton, longtime Cleveland figure and former mayor from 1872 to 1874, dies at age 7. He led the Cleixens Savings and Loan and was a prominent biker. The city mourns as reports describe his illness and funeral plans amid public notices and historical references to his tenure.
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Bae Clevelio
Iton
Bly Pelton
The
Cleixens' Savings and Loan Npseelyrion
Pnemmonia
My. Pelton
Mayer
Cleveland
Ronemier
Conis Chins and the Old World Te That of Northern China
A fragmentary text praises a remedy named Thosteler’s Stomieh Tillerssik as the world’s most effective medicine for indigestion fever and related ailments. The writing references preatort rank fold, northern China, and suggests strong value though many words are garbled.
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China
Alan
Thostelter'a
Unclear historical notice fragment prompts confusion
The text appears garbled with missing words and names. It mentions a person named Mra Ceabehow and a judgment, but details are unreadable. No clear event date or location is discernible from the fragment.
MISS VIRGINIA GRANES PEAR Mna Paxman
A testimonial from MISS VIRGINIA GRANES PEAR about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites relief for uterine and ovarian issues and credits the product with curing her own after a fall. The piece urges women to try the remedy and seek free advice from Lydia E Pinkham in Lynd, Massachusetts.
Cured by Work and Patent Remedies From Antique Ads
A garbled reader letter filled with references to medical cures and tonics extols Pierce’s and Gottschalk style nostrums. Mentions Davie a young woman and a patient recounting cures from Pills and Drops. Anecdotes include Kitchen herbs, Washington Post snippets, and Putnam Faceless Dye text amid odd spellings.
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