NO BUSINESS IS BEFORE THEM In Humorous Vein At Time
Washington dispatch reports the House after a brief session adjourned until Friday. The debate centered on adjournment and talk versus debate. Mr Payne urged a motion to adjourn while Mr Williams proposed thirty minutes per side for discussion, sparking humorous exchanges led by De Armond. Several representatives defended tariff policy as others pressed for proper representation in committees.
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Men Fined for Not Working in Telluride Camp
Sheriff Rutan arrested twenty eight men under Governor Peabody orders to clear idlers from the camp. Twenty were discharged, eighteen fined from fifteen to eighty five dollars, one for contempt. Fines suspended until December 2 or jail if not employed. About alty miners work on Tombey property. other idle mines await full crew.
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Cole
Peabody
Rutan Monday
Justice of the Peace
Robinaton
Alty
Tombey
Hobson's Plan to Build Navy to World Supremacy
Former Navy commander Richmond P Hobson proposes a sweeping defense bill to Congressman Wiley of Alabama aiming to make the United States the world’s leading naval power within eighteen years. The plan calls for a total appropriation of 3.275 billion dollars with annual increments including 50 million for this year and 60 million next year, rising by ten million yearly to 1915, then a lump sum of 1.5 billion to sustain the program through 1915.
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Washington
Richmond Pearson Hobson
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House
Congress
Hinshaw Bill Proposes Salary Growth for Rural Carriers
Washington report notes Hinshaw introduced a bill to raise rural free delivery carrier pay to 720 dollars per year in year one 840 dollars per year in year two and 900 dollars per year in year three and beyond with payments monthly. The same item mentions a separate pension proposal by Representative Kinkaid for Mrs. J A Martow.
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Hinshaw
Washington
Tha House
Kinkaid
J. A. Martow
Bryan Visits Dublin at Mansion House Luncheon
William Jennings Bryan was guest of honor at a Mansion House luncheon in Dublin hosted by Lord Mayor Warrington. Attendees included Archbishop Walsh John Redmond and John Dit Ton. Bryan spoke briefly praising the fusion of Irish blood in the United States and predicting a citizenship to surpass anything seen before.
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Mansion House
Dublin
Warrington
William Jennings ‘Bryan
Archbishop Walsh
John Redmond
John Dit Ton
Mr. Bryan
United States
Mrs Cornwallis-West Opposes Chamberlain Tariff Move
London Mrs Cornwallis-West refuses to attend Primrose club meeting in protest of Tariff Reform league activity. She declares she is not a protectionist and will not join the retrograde movement. London rumors say two cabinet councils spark dissolution speculation, though no dissolution was raised.
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London
Far East
Eight hour law upheld for public works in Kansas
The U S Supreme Court affirmed Kansas 1891 eight hour for state and municipal labor. Justice Harlan said legislature bears responsibility for public policy while noting Utah miners case supports state power over public works. Dissenting were Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Brown and Peckham.
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United States Supreme Court
State of
Kansas
Justitice
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Fuller
Bowner
Peckham
W. W. Atkins
Atkins
Corporation of
Kansas City
Kan
Reese
State Supreme Court
Federal Supreme Court
Holden
Hardy
Utah
Justice Harlan
Fear Canadian Competition In Iron Trade
The Standard reports a six month drop in UK pig iron production by 196000 tons while stocks rose from 208000 tons in May to 523000 tons in October. The increase is attributed to imports of bounty fed Canadian iron and steel, a development viewed with misgivings as this competition grows.
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London
Standard Sunday Morning
United Kingdom
Receipts and Expenditures for November Show Deficit
The government reports total receipts of 44,692,594 and expenditures of 47,127,788 for November, yielding a deficit of 2,735,195. Customs receipts total 19,220,347, down about 3,270,000. internal revenue 21,285,511, up 3,385,000. miscellaneous 4,236,736, up 2,000,000. War department spending declines by 1,450,000.
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Washington
War Department
Republican convention likely in Chicago next June
Washington reports strong expectation that the next Republican national convention will be held in Chicago on Tuesday June 14. The choice will be decided at the December 1 and 12 meeting at the Artington hotel, with seven cities in contention including Chicago New York Pittsburgh St Louis Milwaukee Detroit and San Francisco. Strong effort will be made by St Louis to couple the event with the Louisinde exposition to attract attendees and promote hotel and entertainment interest.
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Detroit
San Francisco
McKinley
Miss Gould Offers Prizes for Bible Version Essays
Miss Helen M Gould announced to President Wil bert W White of the Bible Teachers Training school that she will offer three prizes of 400 250 and 100 through a judges committee for essays on two topics The Origin and History of the Version of the Bible Approved by the Roman Catholic Church and The Origin and History of the American Revised Version of the English Bible The offer aims to encourage investigation and a concise popular statement on the origins and history of Bible versions used in Protestant and Roman Catholic churches The offer was accepted by President White.
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New York
Helen M. Gould
Wilbert W. White
Bible
Migs Gould
White
FOUR FIREMEN KILLED IN WAREHOUSE FIRE
Omaha fire at Allen Bros and Pacific Storage on lower Lones street killed four engine Company No. 2 firefighters. Victims are William Burmester William A Barrett Herbert C Goldsborough and Le Roy W Leiter. Debris thirty feet high delayed removal as crews cooled the mass.
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Allen Bros
Pacific Storage Company
Lones
William Burmester
William A. Barrett
Herbert C. Goldsborough
Leroy W. Leiter
Engine Company No. 2
Panama seeks sovereignty over San Andres and Albuquerque islands
Isthmus newspapers urge Panama to assert governance over San Andres Albuquerque and nearby islets as the republic’s territory lies between 79 and 84 degrees longitude. They propose transferring the islands to the United States for a coaling station while awaiting canal treaty ratification and U S protection. The Trent voyage reports Cartagena refused clearance to Colon but later carried passengers and cargo. Panama expects canal treaty ratification as final ties to U S protection and foresees no war risk, relying on U S guidance if needed.
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Republic of Panama
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United States
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Colon
Port Limon
Kingston
Jamaica
Royal Mail
Trent
Costa Rica
Isthmian
Savanilla
Washington
Panam
Colombia
Funeral of George W Shaw Held in Manilla
Funeral services for George W Shaw brother of Treasury Secretary Leslie M Shaw were held in Manilla with all businesses closed and schools adjourned. Secretary and Attorney General Shaw arrived the night before to attend and will remain a few days.
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Manilla
George W. Shaw
Father Murders Son in Burt County Farm Tragedy
In Tekamah Nebraska Solomon Paddock, drunk and enraged, shot and killed his son William L. Paddock after the son found his buried whisky jug. The murder occurred at Silver Creek township. A third man witnessed the act and Paddock is jailed in Tekamah awaiting charges. Will Paddock, born and raised in Burt county, was a popular local young man.
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Tekamah
Neb
Solomon Paddock
William L. Paddock
Paddock
Silver Creek Township
Will Paddock
Sulphur Smoke Widespread in Carmana Venezuela
For nearly three days Carmana in Bermudez state near the Gulf of Carivaco has been enveloped in sulphurous smoke. The origin of the phenomenon cannot be explained and about 10,000 inhabitants are afraid to leave their homes.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Carmana
Bermudez
Gulf of
Carivaco
Plate
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