Mr Frye Explains Close Attention Paid In Senate
The Maine senator Mr Frye, noted as an authority on a key measure, spoke at length on the ship subsidy bill in a busy Senate session. The calendar bills included acceptances of foreign decorations, and a plan to hold an interstate and West Indian exposition in Charleston in 1901. The measure appropriates 250,000 and duty-free exhibits.
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House Debates Army Reorganization Bill in Congress
The House engaged on the army reorganization bill with immediate action urged to avoid a July 1 Army reduction to 27 000. Three bills passed under committee call, including details for retired officers and civilian instructors in schools. The speaker announced new committee appointments for Insular Affairs Expenditures in the Justice Department and Merchant Marine and Fisheries.
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Vest Signals Amendment To Ship Subsidy Bill
Washington Delaware Senator Vest gives notice of an amendment to the ship subsidy bill. The measure would repeal laws that prohibit or restrict American purchase of ships built abroad for use in the foreign carrying trade and owned by American citizens, removing taxes and burdens on such ships.
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Still Uns RTL Perrin Dec 5 Meeting Lacks Clear Conclusion
Still undetermined after a late afternoon session as foreign envoys struggle with formality of preliminary notes to Chinese plenipotentiaries. Mr Conger says several governments have not notified their representatives and hopes for a satisfactory conclusion persists despite ongoing meetings.
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Dramatic court scene details Morrison case testimony
In a tense cross examination, Bromback portrays Jessie Morrison and Tessier Morrison as the central figures in the fatal dispute with Mrs Castle. The wounded woman's statements describe Morrison’s approach and the alleged knife attack. Mrs Wiley hides her face as the testimony unfolds. Meanwhile an imperial edict strips General Tung Fo Uslang of rank but allows command to continue with troop withdrawal and disbandment orders.
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Prominent Contractor Killed by Brother-in-Law in Kentucky
In Falnouth Kentucky on December 5, William Poor, a leading contractor, was shot dead by his brother-in-law Fred S. Gulick. The killing followed Gulick's removal as buyer and weigher for the firm, ending a period of mounting ill will.
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Death Toll From Wreck Report In Mexican Central Rail Line
Dec 5 report from Jimaltec Mex states 21 bodies recovered from wreck debris. Of 20 injured in hospitals, seven expected to die. Court preparing to return to Pekin as orders to send rice tribute reach Sian Pu.
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Fragmented Pact Misreads in Court and Local Unrest
A garbled news fragment reports injuries at Rensemer Coat and Coke works in Latrolw Pennsylvania amid strikers turmoil. It also notes a St Louis theater dispute over joint property ownership and a California garnishment case involving Sidney Drew. A Kentucky homicide tidbit follows with a woman shot at May Street home by Robert J. Saline.
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Pingree Grants Pardons in One-Sided Military Fraud Case
Detroit government announces pardons for General W. J. White and General A. F. Marsh in the Kalamazoo military clothing fraud, after restitution of losses to the state. Governor Pingree calls the prosecution “ineffectual and one sided” and urges justice aligned with right and wrong.
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Rumor Not Credited Amid War Reporting
Berlin reports a foreign office note denying an engagement near Pao Ting Fa and stating Germans suffered 20 killed with many wounded. the rumor was not credited to official circles. In Marion Indiana Police arrested Kaward Mc Keritt at Fairmount on an assault charge.
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Soldiers' Dead from China to be Buried at Presidio
General Humphrey reports transport California left Taku China on the 20th with 74 soldiers and marines’ remains from recent China operations. Remains were disinterred at Tianjin Pitsang and Yangtse. Unclaimed bodies to be buried with honors at the Presidio San Francisco. Hancock brought 29 remains from the Philippines and Honolulu. Unclaimed remains also go to the Presidio.
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Open Door and Orient Plea From Georgia General
General John B Gordon of Georgia urged expansion and free markets at the Southern Industrial convention in New Orleans proposing the Nicaraguan Canal and open door to China and distant isle markets. He predicted vast cotton exports and eventual American flag presence abroad. Also brief notes on a cornshredder accident in Versailles and New York smallpox cases with fatalities.
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Southern Industrial Convention
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Arthur Palmer
Daily Market Report from Indianapolis and Louisville Grain and Livestock
Prevailing prices for grain provisions and livestock on December 4 reported with limited figures from Indianapolis Louisville Cincinnati Chicago and New York markets. Wheat No 2 red steady to firm corn No 2 white mixed and No 2 mixed steady with varied quotations. lambs and sheep steady. Cattle and hog futures show active or slow demand across several regions with inconsistent price readings.
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Telephone war signals new independent line
Warsaw indiana December reports Strauss Bros stake in Commercial Telephone company to build a direct Warsaw to Indianapolis line. Fifty toll lines already link towns in Kosciusko, Whitley, Pulaski, Marshall, Fulton and Noble counties. Construction starts at once, challenging Central Bell dominance.
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Gypsies Attend Funeral of Queen’s Husband
The gypsies plan to attend the funeral of Isaac Hartigan in Evansville, with sources noting he was husband of Mary Harrison, the gypsy queen. Harrison was killed recently in Selina Alabama in a dispute over a horse. The body will be buried at Oak Hill cemetery within a month. tensions and long history of gypsy leadership are mentioned.
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Isaac Hartigan
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Hunters ignore sign on farm near Angola. rabbit killed
A group of four hunters ignored a "No hunting" sign on a farm near Angola. They were cited in court and assessed costs after a rabbit was killed on the farm.
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Weather forecast for Indiana and surrounding areas
A brief forecast notes unsettled conditions across Indiana and nearby regions with potential showers and breezy periods. Expect variable temperatures and chances of rain into the afternoon, with gusty winds near coastal areas and higher elevations.
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