Debate Over Hay Paunefote Treaty In Senate
Indiana Senator Beveridge leads a wave of amendments as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee pushes changes to the Hay Paunefote treaty. Key points include forerunner clauses reviving limits on Central America, creation of a concert of European powers, and constraints on wartime canal transits without foreign consent. Beveridge opposes the Perrin amendment as futile and contrary to documents.
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Rom Indiana
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Early vote on Hay-Pauncefote treaty in Senate
Senate debates delaying action on the Hay-Pauncefote treaty after Lodge proposed a vote day. Morgan objects to postponement as Morgan signals no longer forcing a clash with Great Britain. Senate plans a holiday recess while secret session continues and a trial date is set in Franklin for William McPhersony.
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Gen Harrison's Civilized Inhabitants in the United States
The lecturer argued American expansion should treat Philippines inhabitants as citizens under constitutional taxation rules. He claimed the Philippines altered precedents, noting the issue lay not in expansion but in its character. He warned free Filipino settlement would alarm domestic producers and states.
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Philippines
Battle Rages as Boers Press British Forces
Johannesburg dispatch reports severe fighting near Nootgedacht with General Clement forced to retreat, 2,500 Boer forces said present and many casualties on both sides. Reinforcements under General French have departed. Koomatipoort prepares for possible attack from 1,500 Boers. At The Hague Kroger and Leyda react calmly to British setback. Kruger maintains confidence England will seek settlement.
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Fire destroys Fredonia State normal building in Dunkirk
From the smoldering ruins of the Fredonia State normal and training school in Dunkirk New York six young women and one elderly man perished. Three hundred thousand in property loss reported as fire raged through the third floor dormitories trapping the students and leaving only charred remains and a slow digging effort to recover bodies. English peace talks progress cited as negotiations not yet opened with the Chinese plenipotentiary.
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Crime notes and political grind in scattered telegrams
Fragmentary telegrams report crime in Paris and Vevey Indiana a U S marshal Patterson murder case amnesty bill debate in the House of Deputies and a Chicago police head Ripley refusal to resign Genera l Tools Botha said to be near Standardop and a Sunday burghers rally Sans Eden Brown a popular woman drowns in Muskingum River at Zanreville Ohio Two desperadoes gang linked to a Doorsehick robbery and four others mentioned
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Muskingum
Reasons Given Not On A Sound Basis In Fraternal Order
The Supreme Councillor of the In solvent Order Talks of Causes For Its Condition. Lodges of the Order Wil Hereafter Remit Their Assessments to a Receiver. Indianapolis Dec 15. The Order of Chosen Friends, one of the largest fraternal beneficiary organizations, in motion, was yesterday placed in the hands of a receiver by Judge Leathers of the superior court. Cyrus J. Clark named receiver. bond $59,000.40. The injunction stops lodges remitting assessments to Newark treasury and orders money to be turned to the receiver. Howard E Morse, supreme councillor, cites three causes for deficit: lack of a reserve fund since 1870, failed to fund regular monthly payments, Galveston disaster and $50,000 treasurer shortfall. Chief assets pass to receiver include bond and dues due.
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Labor Federation Backs Centralization Over Autonomy
In Loulerne on December 1 the American Federation of Labor voted against trade autonomy and for centralized unionism, setting a precedent for future orgs. Proposals for autonomy were defeated, cited as risking disintegration of large unions. A compromise approach urged interchanging members and limiting external intervention. The autonomy measure aimed to allow auxiliary workers at Drewerlea to switch from United Brewery Workers to their craft unions. The Machinists and Typographical unions clash prompted a noninterference policy proposal.
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Trade Review Highlights Seasonal Trade Shifts and Western Rebounds
Trade review notes a general lift in trade due to seasonable weather boosting retail activity. Western jobbers anticipate renewed orders, while finished steel production remains the strongest industry, with boots, esbows, and lumber also cited. Cereals ease on price as corn movements rise with better weather and waning foreign demand. The week shows 247 US business failures, up from 224 prior, with a rise in failures in specific regions.
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The Commoner to Publish Workly Newspaper in Lincoln
Lincoln editor Bryan announces a new paper named The Commoner to defend Kansas City platform principles. He will be proprietor and editor and aim to discuss public questions, lecturing in college towns while keeping family time and income. The plan is for a January first issue. In Donkirk, Tod. December 1 workers of American Window Glass report no longer needed after today. The 300 new cutters and stationers regain old jobs and return next Monday.
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Daily Market Report from Indianapolis and other cities
Grain and livestock prices vary across cities with mixed notes. Wheat No 2 red weak in Indianapolis while corn No 2 is firmer. oats steady. Cattle and hogs show mixed but mostly steady to firm trends. sheep and lambs mostly steady with some positives. New York and Chicago reports align with cautious demand and steady pricing across categories.
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SISTERS REUNITED AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS OF SEPARATION
A family near Larwill Indiana learned that Haines baby adopted by the Tormeys has been located in North Chester. The two elder sisters Mrs. Wimer and Miss Haines reunited with their sibling after seventeen years apart, following the adoption notice and travel to meet.
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Weather forecast segment for northeast region
A fragmented forecast notes partly cloudy conditions with a chance of rain in the northeast portion. It mentions Sunday as a probable weather day but lacks clear details or complete wording.
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