The President's Message to Congress Detailed Policy
The President transmitting his annual message to the Sixth Congress covers foreign policy on China and the Taiping rebellion, calls for anti trust action, urges caution with Philippines policy, and stresses economy and liberty. Trade with South America, arbitration, and imperial relations are outlined, along with financial notes and canal discussions.
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Washington
Ifths
Reverber
Sania
Chins
China
Waelf
Pekin
Thuy
United States
Boregard
Russia
Court of Arbitration
South America
Southern Republic
Portual
Seizory
Delagoa Bay Railway
Tribunal of Arbitration At
Berne
Gap Ated
London
Great Titan
Ite Sisporal
Peru
Senate
Parie
France
Congress Meets Opens Second Session Informing President
The Fifty-Sixth Congress convened for its second session at noon in Washington. Committees from both houses prepared to inform the president that the Senate and House were ready to receive any communications. The president’s message was read by the clerk after the bodies were officially called to order.
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Congress
Frye
Itabelug Tc Seanion
Opening of Congress Draws Crowds at Capitol
Washington December 3 opening of Congress drew large crowds to the capitol as galleries filled early. A republican Crumpacker introduced a plan to apportion 60 representatives under the eleventh census, increasing total membership from 357 to 365. Missouri loses one seat and Kansas loses one, while Missourians gain a seat. Secretary Root’s army reorganization bill was introduced by Wall and referred to the military committee. A resolution supporting former President Wruger was introduced by Pivgerald of Massachusetts.
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Hiner States
Alley
Diocess
Auniichy
Acti
Tituslers
Abe
Japan
Orien Powers
Pekin
Snir
Sontheen Cermievelt
Uutve
Amd
Thor
Wits
Inbernas
Aristrikium
Suimark
Nul
Frans Muy
Spain
Permanet
International
Ards Tetany Bureau
Adeardanes
Sso
Khawn
Chive
Ton
Benbiain Parrison
I Dudlana
Oex
Unb
Tun
Melville Wo Buller
Mwenals
Ching Jnetley
The
Universittes
Jet A. Griggy
Mi Han
George Chay
Trekwigr
Bates
Maritime Canal Company
Crepare Nicavagun
Thanelen
United States
Rimeress
Sultsn
Eilikens
Pvrmente
Jim
Hare Pool
Ae Agate
der Ork SA
Secretary of the Treasury
Wanhiogton
Des
Capitol
House
Senate
Crumpacker
Wall
Orce
Wruger
Pivgerald
Massachusetts
Death of J J Fletcher longtime Kansas City rail official
James Johnson Wietcher traffic manager of the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis line died at his home 1802 Linwood avenue after a two year decline with Brights disease and heart trouble. Born November 13 52 years ago at Cambridge Ohio he rose from clerk at Indianpolis to general freight and traffic roles across multiple lines. He served as traffic manager of the Kans City Fort Scott and Memphis from 189? until his death leaving a widow and five children.
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Halfrand Nan Oles
Maueae City
Ilinesy
Warsag City
James Johnson Wietcher
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad
Ines
Bright
Linwood Avenue
Fletcher
Memphis
Toid
Kansas City
Cambridge Uy
Tud
Chicago, Columbus & Indiana Gentral
Indianpolis
Indianapolis, Bloomington & Weatero
Crawfordsville
Ind
Indianapolis
Peoria
Illnoie
Toway Pext
Champaign and
Havana
Urbana
Uipols
Gener
Cairo, Vincennes and Chicago
Cairo
Utioia
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and
St. Luis
Jeter
St. Louis
Belog Nassetant
Kansan City
Scott & Memphis
Kanesa City
Abbie
HA Fletcher
Central of Georgia
St Louis
George
Earlham College
Richmond
Chapman-Davey Lumber Company
Locladapalie
Kurt
Quarrel Near El Dorado Ends in Beating Attack
Reported in El Dorado on December 3 to 11 that Sam Hughes was beaten by Crit Elders, a former husband, who believed Hughes had tried to rape his 13 year old daughter Eva. Elders attacked Hughes as he came from church, likely mortally injuring him.
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Mo Molleves
el Dorado
Sam Hughes
Hughes
Eva
Churak
Ottoman contract for cruiser with Cramp Ship Building
Hesaan Pash Ottoman minister of maring and General Willfg bs of Cramp Ship Building Company Philadelphia signed a contract to build an Ottoman cruiser. Price listed at 8 710 000 includes 115 000 compensation to demands of Americans for losses during Armenian massacres. Captain M. Cheater of the United States battleship Kentusky and several officers are in Constantinople and likely to stay a few days.
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M. Cheater
United States
Kentusky
Surrender Sways Natives to US In Vigan Church
Manila, Dec 3. Sunday in Vigan saw about 2200 natives crowded in a church and swear allegiance to the United States amid insurgent fighting. Washington reports the voluntary surrender of insurgents to General Young at Santa Maria in the Philippines. In Emporia Kansas, H L Weber and H Holmes were sentenced to ten years each for robbery with Weber confessing a decade of safe cracking in a major gang led by E Ratelie. Weber's wife faced complicity charges. Grand Rapids ex-quartermaster General W L White pleaded guilty to complicity in state military slashing frauds and was sentenced to ten years in prison.
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Manila
United States
Murreeder
Washington
War Department
Young
Santa Maria
Philippines
Emporis
Kan
H. L. Weber
II. Holmes
Weber
Kansas
E ¥ Ratelie
Estelle
Prinom
Lansing
Mish
W Lu. White
Grand Rapide
Novel experiment on vegetarian diet for football trial
A Philadelphia report notes a prominent vegetarian plans to test a meatless diet on a football team next year, offering a week’s trial to prove that vegetables prevent fatigue and boost work performance. The article cites experts on uric acid and quotes a critic who doubts the outcome.
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Tom
Philadelphia
Castle telling reveals jealousy amid murder trial
At Castle courthouse in El Dorado county, Olle Castle testified amid a murder trial that jealousy surrounded the case. He described interactions with Jessie Morrison and Clara Wiley, noting notes, meetings, and a threat, while denying promises of marriage or declarations of love. The testimony highlighted competing affections and alleged threats.
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Eae City
Dee
el Dorado
Kan
Castle Wae
Brumback
Jessie Morrison
Slaters
Olle Caatie
Olfn Castle
Lanowdes
Clara Witey
Olin Castle
Brumbeck
Olle
Clara Wiley
Olie Gasse
Mr. Broomback
Olio Caatle
Casary
Theo Castle
Atora
Jeasse Morrison
Sho
Ald Castle
Mr. Morgan
Abe Bald
O'Cllock
Cratie
Clars Wiley
Camle
Morrison
Miss Morrison
Sttarney
Shis
Otto Caatle
Gayleg
Jewsle Morrison
Excelsior
Olira Whey
Gald Oastic
Exelsior Springs
Misa Morrison
Excelsior Springs
Case
Castle
Jesaia Morrigan
T. A. Kramer
Duatte
Gaade Wan Gaade
Agato
Jeaste Morrison
Csatle
Mise Wiley
Prescut
Gaatle
Kramer
Krause
Hamlin & Holloway
Markets and receipts show mixed farm goods activity
The record lists varied market items with receipts across several months. It notes cattle and dairy figures, cow and stocker categories, and totals such as 18,000 in dairy receipts and 407K overall for livestock. Mentions specific regions and dates though many entries are garbled.
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John Do
Norton
Olice
First National Bank
McH4te & Learnard
Jotreetl
Journal of
L. H. Perkins
Cities and Second Roar National Bank
Steele
Longina County
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H. T. Jones
Messpree
WM. H. Winslow
Ganera Prantics
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Bain Bone
New Bampehite
F D. Morse
Uniow
Woodward's Drug Store
D. G. Wignes
G. Woodruff
Offien Ours
Dalge TV Massachusants Struet
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M. D
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St. Telephone
B. Sellards
Masu. St
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F. Phillips
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Anderson
Physicians and Surgeons
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M.D
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R. Elizabeth Lassett
I. Bechtel
Ostheopath
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Ofice Sea
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Elly Bros
New Hampshire
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Novery Public Io Office
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J. U. Gillham
Boyd
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Britain
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J. J. Fletcher
Covernor
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Jomyh W McClurg
Missouri
Mra CO Draper
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Pestence Monet
Kingman, Kan, Dee
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Gost Chas Foultsbiste
Yook Uber
Wishita
Berlin
Chine
Shan
Maruelites Algiera
Turkey
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Argentin Republic
Buenos Ayres
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A. J. Balfour
Pa Fiament
Boston Herald
Castle Telling
Sland
Yesso
London Mail
Omne
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Red Sea
Tifu
Buffalo
Ita Central Pictures
County Directory
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A. Morton
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Eden Baldwiy
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Watkins
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J. Mooas
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Savings Department
Eschenger Onaline
Rational Lowigice Ean
United States Depository
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H.L. Moorea
F. A. Batley
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T.H Glathart
A Henley
W. Wiliam HS
Malt
Sport
J.D. Bowersock
Ryptubbs
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JD iBowensocs
W. Spain
Y. G. Bows, Caybler
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2Nd View Trent
Eldridge
M. Conn, Proprietor
G. F. Gudding
Fartley
Punerats
Vermont
Onpeette Lawrence Horse
Alfred Whitman
Imerea
Gireaun
Wpiiiur
Desirable Farm
City
Markets &Y Wirf
Jan
Ngi
Feedara
Hanbas City Grain
Kaarrag City
Waaat
Hsu
Yao
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