Washington Arratas and Senate Tariff Proposals
In Washington on December 31, Mr Edmunds introduced a bill for the establishment of a telegraph portal system and Mr Dolphie urged repealing laws on enlistment allowances. Other senators proposed peace negotiations and a major appropriation for a potential peace campaign. A crop report from December notes lower corn prices and mixed state-by-state price changes, with overall farm value down compared to last year.
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senate
Edmunds
Dolphie
laasoaaiort
gnd
Omar
Clebblund
Dolph
Cockrell
war department
Wilson
Iowa
Voorhees
Wasmrvoron
Rene
Mheedad
Richalieu Taldiortie
Ann
Ohio
Sachnabigwa Shadimaincty
Pennsylvania
Reonc
Seietini sen
Nebrasia
Texas
New York
Kentucky
Michigan
Indiana
Wiscon
Minnesota
Nebraska
onta
Revival driven mania over religious revival ends in death in Canoga
Reported at Canoga New York a young man dies after a religious revival at MEB Church. Cause described as an excitability linked to the revival meeting with accounts of paroxysms and collapse after midnight. Other notes cover John E. Owens’s illness and market reports with stock movements and commodity prices.
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Rocaxsran
Canage
wiehbad
Beneca
Lot Shaw
Canoga
Supdey
tap walang
Wail street
de Stripton
Vanierblt
arciipe
bin woo
Hive
CURT
Northwestern
Del & Hudson
Northeca
Pacis
Milan Threats and Balkan WarPromises Explored
Sofia reports rising Bulgarian sympathy for Alexander and renewed fighting lines from Pirot to Niash as Servia breaches the truce. Milan cedes command to Narvatovitch amid calls for decisive action. Rome buzzy with a brutal family murder trial as Totzi and kin kill Poggi. poles twist in other scenes as Assassination Committees discuss class shifts.
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Salviana
Alexander
Milan
Fvor
St Nicholas
Krivofer
Nina
Timok
Pirot
Col
Narvatovitch
gay
Nioth
Servia
New England Growers Association Hears Revenue Plan
At an executive committee meeting in this city the New England Growers Association approved a resolution to impose a tax on foreign wrappers and duties related to international trade. The discussion touched on probate matters and legislative actions in Connecticut regarding agricultural regulation and the potential impact on local producers.
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Tobscea
Hastrom
Conn
Dov. i
Dougland Vovaces Growers
assocate
revolutio
Unival
Iti
elso
eticut
auitralies
tonyresd
Wenig betdtien
Ohio State Grange meets in third day uneventful session
The Buckeye Grangers held the third day of the Ohio State Grange session in Cincinnati with the state master presiding. Discussions covered oleomargarine regulation, signatures for a state act, and a proposed state dairy commissioner, while music impressed attendees and eighty men received the fifth degree. The next annual meeting is expected to be at Mt Vernon.
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Stxck
Dalry
CINCINNATI
Ohio State Grange of Patrons of Husbandry
ptenro-pnsumoula
stata dany
Mra. Dorham
M¢ Vernou
Vanderbilt Death Shocks Wall Street Fights Autopsy Debate
New York reports the death of financier Cornelius Vanderbilt as markets show relief that shock did not trigger disaster. A chamber of commerce action and statements from Western Union directors reflect cautious financial sentiment. Autopsy discussions arise with coroner and doctors weighing the cause of death amid public curiosity, while condolences and attention focus on the Vanderbilt mansion and nearby business leaders.
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chamber of commerce
Vanderblit
Western Union
Wallatreet
New York Central
West Shore
Vanderbilt mansion
Chauncey Depew
Rossiter
Francis P. Freewat
pga
Fletcher
Produce exchange
mid taw
wall
Alex Meakin
grould
Vanderbt
Acta
Vanterbde
institutone
Messimev
neal
Robert Garrett
Miller
Weat Fittioth street
J. W McLane
Sewell
Web
Justin Merolt
New York
Between two floods a wreck on New Brunswick railroad
A freight train eastbound was plunged into the river after a trestle failed on the New Brunswick Rail road near St John. An engineer jumped to safety. a watchman and a crew member perished. A second passenger train narrowly avoided disaster as floodwaters rose rapidly and bridges failed in a severe storm.
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Homarkabie Caanaillean
Branswick
shraman
Richard Smith
St. John
fotenally
wort
south branch
tans binlze
warrons
risa
Sampson mine shutdown and stock turmoil ripples inland
Reports from Silverton Colorado claim the Sampson silver mine halted operations on November 20, triggering distress as about 80,000 dollars in stock was distributed among Meriden Wallingford Hartford and surrounding towns. The secrecy around the stoppage follows large stock blocks bought by local figures and dealers.
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Colorado
Connecticut
Haway
Conn
Silverton
Colordo
Bimpson
Meridan
Wallingford
Hartford
Meriden
Vatestille
Joln Deming
Forestville
ton
Tempest in Teapot as Injunction Sues Mets Splitover Baseball Club
The case concerns an injunction to restrain the Metropolitans from expulsion from an association and contemplates dissolving the association if the plaintiff withdraws. The court finds a prima facie case for a preliminary injunction, noting that valuable rights are secured by membership and equity protects those rights pending further motion on December 18.
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Amosiation
the
Mets
Wiman
sss
I t
Wayward Daughter Tracked to Cleveland Affair
A Mansfield mother reports her daughter Katie Meyers ran away with railroad worker Corrigan. Police traced them to a Cleveland rooming house where Katie was found with her cousin. She fainted and convulsions followed until treated, Corrigan escaped, and Katie was taken home to Mansfield in distress.
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JIA young
Central Police station
Katie Meyers
Mansfield
Corrigan
Cleveland
Lakestraet
Mansle
Catholic Church seeks canonization of Archbishop Bourgat
In Ontiolles Morrngat on December 11 authorities announce the church will apply to Rome for the canonization of Archbishop Bourgat following sworn testimony by two women claiming miracles after his death. An appeal to Rome to canonize Bishop Laval remains undecided as a panel of three secretaries in Quebec continues taking testimony.
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amas
Ontiolles
Morrngat
Rome
Archpishop Bourgat
amnonine
Laval
Quebec
New Orleans Races Reported With Results And Scandals
Race results from Fleur Ds Hop Sing and Jobo Bullivan show times for the first New Orleans meet on Dec 11. Separate items report Emil Bassett’s arrest for defrauding via a bogus ad agency, Notre Dame de Lourdes parishioners opposing Father Ferrin, a Chicago railroad workers agreement, and a Brooklyn student suicide tied to family distress.
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New On.ears
Fleur Ds
Hop Sing
Jobo Bullivan
tve
Notre Dame De Lourdes
Father Ferrin
hin
Hendricken
Catholica
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