Opening of Roosevelt message sparks House debate and McKinley memorial plan
The House scenes show strong interest as Speaker Henderson leads swearing in new members and reading of President Roosevelt's first message. A joint memorial committee is formed to honor William McKinley, while Congress adjourns until Friday. In the Senate Roosevelt's message is read with close attention. a memorial committee is also created as the chamber adjourns.
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Attorney General Report on Supreme Court Appellate Docket
The annual report notes 81 more cases docketed on the U S Supreme Court appellate docket and 3 fewer disposed of leaving 336 on the docket. Court considered 868 cases with 179 argued and 153 submitted on briefs. 369 disposed of 132 affirmed 57 reversed 57 dismissed 24 settled by parties 9 certified questions answered and 89 denied certiorari. Prison statistics show 4641 prisoners in penitentiaries 1611 discharged 1650 received 41 died and 63 pardoned.
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London Press Doubts Big Changes From Roosevelt Message
Foreign press opinions of President Roosevelt's message suggest cautious praise for its literary power and moderation. Papers foresee limited impact on trusts, anti anarchism, or reciprocity as Senate action likely blocks major changes. The canal question note mentions an exultant tone in early commentary.
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United States Policy and Immigration Figures and Roosevelt’s Message
The report lists 1374 native born and 278 foreign born individuals, 1620 males and 30 females, 1171 literate, 32 read only, 457 illiterate. It notes calls to boost DOJ funding and establish a territorial bureau, plus proposals on prisoner commutation and testimony limits before the Spanish treaty claim commission. It discusses foreign press reactions to Roosevelt's address and Monroe Doctrine stance.
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Snow deepens hope for drought districts in Kansas
Snow fell in Salina Larned Sylvan Grove and Hutchinson easing dry districts. Two inches covered Marvin Lenora Downs and Stockton, boosting moisture for winter wheat though water shortages threaten stock water if snows fail to relief abatement.
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Wanted Good Clothing Offers Low Prices for All Ages
A classified ad touts a sale of mens and boys clothing with prices starting at $1 for boys suits and $5 for men’s suits and overcoats. It promises affordable fashion with a slogan that prices reflect value over premiums.
Roosevelt Message Roils Press In Europe And Berlin Markets
Berlin reacts with mild thrill to President Roosevelt's address on trusts and immigration. German journals note hopes for reciprocity but seek tariff details. Officials see potential U S led action on anti anarchist cooperation, while stock markets adjust to the foreign policy signal.
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Velvet Hats for the Holidays from Milliners Art
Stylish Velvet Hats offered for the holidays with tams and toques in reds whites and greys. Orders booked for delivery soon to ladies seeking the latest in millinery fashion.
Holiday Goods Now On Sale At Dry Goods Store
Dry Goods offers jackets at 3.50 and 5.50, black lateen skirts, French flannel waists, and Lowe’s wrappers. Westheimer’s kid gloves, golf gloves, towels, indigo blue calico, tennis flannel, fleeced underwear, camel hair undergarments, children’s fleeced hose, cotton blankets, heavy bed comforts, and Indigo blue calico priced to attract shoppers. Holiday sale features broad assortment and discounts on textiles and wearable goods.
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Roosevelt Praise Marks Large Purposes With Confidence
Rational Zeitung notes Roosevelt's strong confident tone and his large aims. The message is well received both popularly and officially. References to the late Empress Frederick are highlighted as particularly appreciated.
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Will of Clem Studebaker Probated in St Joseph Court
South Bend Ind December 4 The will of Hon Clem Studebaker was admitted to probate in the St Joseph county circuit court Tuesday afternoon The estate is worth several million dollars and is divided among his wife and children Six thousand shares of Studebaker Manufacturing Company stock are split among Col George Moo Studebaker Mrs Charles Arthuraris and Clement Studebaker Jr plus a $5000 cash gift to each Five thousand dollars goes to seven grandchildren for education The remainder of the estate goes to his wife with $25000 per year secured for her No charitable bequests are made but the family is urged to give when possible
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Bonine Trial Nears Verdict In Ayres Murder Case
In Washington in December the case of Mrs. Lolanda Bonine, accused of murdering James Seymour Ayres Jr., nears jury action with three Ayres intimate friends testifying about a revolver found in Ayres room. Duncan Hubbard and Thomas Ford testified that the revolver resembled the weapon in evidence. The defense challenges the wrapper worn by Bonine the night of the tragedy, aiming to rebut Dr Shhaeffer who found no blood on the wrapper.
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Labor Convention Opens in Scranton With 300 Delegates
Three hundred delegates gather in Scranton for the American Federation of Labor convention. President Gom pers calls the gathering the most important in the history of organized labor, promising far reaching reforms and unity among unions.
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Desperate Jail Break Attempt Ends in Hanging
Charles Brown fought off guards with a lead pipe and an ax during a failed escape from Mount Holly jail. He was overpowered, recaptured, and hanged at 10 05 30. His accomplice Washington Hunter, a 70 year old retiree from Rivere side, faced murder charges in the case.
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