Labor group endorses independent political action for senators
The American Federation of Labor adopted a resolution calling for independent political action by labor bodies in elections, proposing ballots separate from existing parties. The session also debated clarifying crafts duties to reduce interunion conflicts and discussed referendum submissions and enforcement issues.
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Peliti
Amerulert
Eemenitter Ant
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Allerieni Federation of Labor
Speier
Ciglivestel
Labor union convention debates craft separation and joint action
A labor convention debates whether paper hangers should be a separate craft from painters. Non-concurrence favored, but leaders push for a joint convention within six months to settle the split and issue a new charter while revoking the current federation’s charter. Additional resolutions cover clerical work hours, private use of government labor, and election reforms. A violent incident is briefly noted, along with drug advertisements and travel fare notices.
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Sisklog
Tekor Isikligg
Missouri
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Tealahore
Byny Vanplayes
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Federation
Senate Committees Close Debate Marks Five Minute Rule
Washington Dec 16 The Fifty sixth congress closed the general debate on the financial bill with a five minute rule to begin today Senator Aldrich announced the committee arrangement and a few minority vacancies remain to be filled The day featured heated exchanges between Wheeler and Berry over Kentucky election issues and speeches by Marley Scudder Payne and Dalzell Renowned for gold standard views Meantime a new cruiser Charleston was proposed while other bills were introduced In Alaska civil government and war service rewards featured in the day’s House action Clark and Quay cases also dominated Senate Privileges and Elections committee discussions with witnesses costs delaying further progress
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New York
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Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Elliott
South Caroling
Charleston
House
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Quay
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
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Montana
Surveys and commerce push from the senates canal survey demand
Reports describe a senate committee formed on canal surveys in the wake of requests for rapid waivers and information on the true costs of developing territories including Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines. A Forter resolution seeks treasury progress updates on surveys and plans for new possessions amid looming commercial growth and tariff policy. A separate Marfa Texas report notes a freight train collision at East Crossing killing multiple women and injuring two girls, with one girl dying soon after and others seriously hurt. In Franklin New Hampshire a dispute over a laundry bill and a revolver leads to the murder of L M Weston by F C Wine Gate, a steam laundry proprietor.
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Kenutoy
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Alialia
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Mirvey
Alia
Jon Tate
Porto Rica
Hawrii
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Senate
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F.C. Wine Gate
Newspaper delivery calls for prompt reports to subscribers
A Kansas City News item urges publishers to notify patrons who miss evening papers by six o clock, proposing a fee adjustment to offset late or missed issues. The text also promotes regional literature and travel features, including a South Missouri viewbook and Burlington route advantages, with notices of related ads and humorous courtroom quotes.
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National Capitol Items On Arch For Heroes Of War
Washington reports describe a proposed Arch of Honor to commemorate American soldiers from the Spanish American War. Senator Grosvenor introduces a bill to erect the memorial at Chickamauga Chattanooga National Military Park with a design similar to Paris’s Arc de Triomphe, funded by appropriations and overseen by the War Department and park commission.
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Park Commission
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Eels of ancient lineage and other curiosities
The article surveys ancient and Bermuda murenas the Moray pool and the feeding of human flesh to murenas as recounted by Pliny. It also tuples seaside anecdotes and medical ad copy promoting Hastetter’s Stomach Bitters and Chamberlain’s remedy with a testimonial from Thomas C. Bower.
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