First Senate Bill Passed Amid Unclear Senate Action
The article reports a Senate bill passing by a narrow margin. It mentions Mary Sturtin and Mocutiar tenal at Wastinerox dated December 4, with vague references to Ming Marian and Se. Cullinger. The piece notes a pension-related financial measure tied to an abandoned or missing person and references Representative Wright of Pennsylvania, with the senate adjourning until tomorrow.
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Warhiisorey
Candidale
Ani
Perumons
Kit Nt
Mary Sturtin
Wastinerox
Ming Marian
Cullinger
New York
Senate
Aluce Lech
Wright
Vennsylvnia
Sugar Trust President Discusses Proposed Reforms
In New York on December 4 the Sugar Trust chairman released a signed statement arguing for fair and dispassionate consideration of proposed reforms. He denounces retaliation against workers and insists protection should be removed if inadequate, warning that many employees would lose jobs without broader industry support. He urges showing the public the consequences of policy, while defending existing industrial interests amid broader political pressure.
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Sugar ‘Trust
Stan
Frewitont
Nyse Yury
Vresident Nye
Mie Mnerican Sugar Rotininyy Company
Leone
Presifonvs
Ardapoml
Snacar Volpany
Worl
Pleyel
Fomniliew JL
Worle
Hothe
Tx Tangmisheing
Gur
Arid
Tay Ramee
Lake Gounsw
Cineaoo
Hee
Charles W. Gin
Yerkes Observatory
Lule Gonava
Wnversity
Ulmervatory
University of Chicago
John Tohnson
Kaetr
George B. Hale
Ue Keonwood Observatory
Thien
Bam
J See
Kurt Laves
Observators
Thy
Balks Horiva
Livke Observatory
Mount Hamilton
Lexow inquiry lingers as officials attend session
The Lexow committee resumes its probe into the police department after a month long pause. Father Ducey was barred by Archbishop Corrigan but attended. English labor leader John Hanna and AFL president Samuel Gompers entered the courtroom as Murns claims London distrusts police corruption.
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Senate
Lexow
Father Ducey
Archbishop Corrigan
John Hanna
Samet Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wnt
Atonmbent Services
Ohio
Ludijna
Minois
Michigan
Wiacottalls
Minnesota
Iown
Missouri
Treasury Report Highlights Gold Reserve And Revenue Reform
The Carlisle report to Congress discusses the secretary of the treasury's findings on the gold reserve and the need for revenue reform. It calls for lower interest rates, warns against excessive money issuance, and supports maintaining public confidence in government finances. It also notes plans for a significant observatory project and lists contemporaneous market quotes and livestock prices.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Ube
Ehnikey Effeet
Beeline Wien
Treasury
Reserve
My. Cochinle Tien
Ile Opus
Reine Kuchechangis
Leginlatlands
Deimaids
Lussienh
Carlinly
Tate
Yerkes
Opening Congress Session Described With Chaotic Debates
The report chronicles the first session in vivid detail, noting interruptions, crowd noise, and disorder as Representatives convene. It mentions Speaker pro tempore, key figures like ex Speaker Heol, committee actions, and the procedural scramble surrounding roll call and messaging to the president.
Kankakee Marshes Inferno Destroys Vast Territory
A vast fire ravages the Kankakee marshes spanning miles of land near Marmora and Laporte, with losses running into thousands of dollars. Destructive fumes sweep across Laporte and Porter, but continuous firefighting and vigilant defense prevent total collapse of the general area.
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Braman
Laporta Raya
Kanlukee
Marmora
Eigen
Kanlenlene
Opinion on the message from Uriapantd and tariff talk
At Vavique State Seine Dec the discussion on the president's tariff and sugar policy drew varied views. Wiley urged qualification of free coal and iron mills for the senate and the sugar differential repeal while Uryan opposed financial schemes granting private issuers power. Springer praised the president's tariff stance, Hansbrough noted the gout and deficit concerns, Reed and Yurraws offered no comment. A separate report notes a fire destroying the Exposition bar and Pirkt Baptist church causing significant losses.
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Wasixerix
Dec
Uryan
Nebraska
Springer
Timals
Hansbrough
North Walcots
Wold
Ehud
Slo
Nouws
Reed
Maine
Yurraws
Michigan
Three children die in house fire as mother saves others
A miller's family in Arty hole township loses three children in a blaze that engulfed their home. The mother, Angnat Miller, escaped with two other children and guided her husband and neighbors to safety. Fire officials attribute the rapid spread to the house layout and combustible materials. A second item notes a pension advance to Yankton Indians and a science discussion on cat motion during falls.
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Phe Momo
Angwat Miller
Haris
New Gottyatiing
Carsiaieno
Dee L—Netsons
Nya
Angnat Millar
Myo Baroy
Willerlie
Baeke
Solanves
M. Murey
Bearn
Hind
Mintey
Ang
Marcy
MM. Horns
Maurice Levy
Mino Edwards
Hertrand
Herthold
AL Marcy
Marcus
Ugen
Vollig
Plete
Worti
Main Street
Ouffalo
N.Y
Ely
Newnan
Advange in Telephoning Wakes Interest in New Tech
A New York City man demonstrates a telephony transmitter that can send sound over wires, aiming to reproduce singing voices in distant rooms. The experiment, conducted by Walter Withness and colleagues, uses a coil and piano wire to project music and speech across a household, with observers noting the distinctive voice inflections and potential to fill an entire home with sound.
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Fyrgare
Walter Withenot
Nutey
Miles WisGent
Weiner
Wien
Lothu
Maik
United State
Leavin
Elasa
Iwimeubership
Mumler
Isidors
William W. Reed
H. GM
Ninfeld
Heain
Walter Willi
Tresane
Mateo Conslitine
Byron Withnes
Hinonaver
Leon Worisyasd
Wilaeily
Woota
Wilhelm
Persis
Fesk
Nore Peurt
Init
Noureyshipt
Marie
Wellus
Portians
Czar replies to Booth and Salvation Army head sends consoling cable
Dispatch from Dec 1 reports General Nooth of the Salvation Army visiting America sent a cable to Emperor Nicholas expressing sympathy over his bereavement and praying for his union with Princess Ally. Funeral at Tadgo Tanns Mowe court house honors. Masones present. flags at half mast. interior draped. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen marks 51st anniversary with observances across lodges.
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Vof Russa
Cemeral
Joxnor
Nooth
Salvation Army
America
Muoth
Diarge Howe
Repricip
Tadgo Tanns Mowe Odewreed
Court House
Jude
Mesara
Stevens
Reynolds
Heade
Washington Awakening to New Congress Arrivals
Washington wakes as the new Congress nears its session. The capital shows signs of activity with hotels and boarding houses filling and inquiries for quarters rising. New entries and vacancies appear as offices prepare for March 4 and new members take seats.
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Congress
Wasuryarox
Dee. L
Availabia
Bs Fianng
Catia
Fron
NO TROUBLE AT MONTGOMERY Kolb Takes Oath Peacefully
Kolb took the oath of office this morning in a lawyer's office with guards at the capitol entrances. About 200 people witnessed a calm ceremony as Governor Oates took the oath noon at the capitol in the legislature's presence.
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Kolb
Omee
Moxrooming
Aln
Kell
Oates
Argent
McTier
Walt
Fragmented Medical and Social Snippets in Local Page
A collage of adlike and anecdotal items spans illnesses remedies and domestic scenes. It mentions asthma throat troubles treated with Dr. Dayne’s Expectorant, discusses kidney and bladder issues and a diuretic claim, plus child friendly syrups and a nursemaid’s quips about education and modern motherhood.
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Exposition Bar
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Brotherhood of Hocomoties
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Ind
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
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U.S. Gov't Report
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Donieedile Courier Touragd
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California Pgstap Company
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Puy
Watson
Tiwa
Webster's International Dictionary
Fletion
Rte
Luhaie Taofmment
Torrtun Co
Springfold
Masa
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