News from All The World In Congress Session Opening
A condensed report covers the opening of Congress with the president pro tempore and senate orders, the house electing David Anderson of Iowa, and resolutions addressing pension laws immigration and postal savings. It notes the death of Senator elect Hayward, investigations into Brigham H. Roberts, and various bills on banking, Cuba, the Nicaragua canal, and foreign parliaments. The column cites the Cuban census, a fatal collision near Salida Colorado, and fiscal data from the Interior and War departments.
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Congression
Washington
Fryeing
Senate
Davidnderson
Iowa
Mr. Roberts
Utah
Ren
Mineiay
Prosilenc
Gonate
Ith
Elect Hayward
Nebraska
House
Brigeham H. Roberts
Wal
Billy
Mawati
John AM. Tajmer
Wwere
Ute
United States
Cuba
Porto Ries
Philippines
Rewirocentation Greene
Various National News Items From A Fragmented 19th Century Ledger
The fragmentary article notes diverse topics including immigration figures, government revenue, a proposed new department head by Lyman J. Gage, and deficits. It also mentions military appointments, a fatal shooting in Racine Wisconsin, a six births case near St Elmno Alabama, a crippled children home in Philadelphia funded by WA Widener, a railway project over Chilkat pass, and local disasters in Reading Pennsylvania and Washington state. The piece references notable figures like Gen Leonard Wood and Gen Pleasanton Porter and includes several other scattered items such as church figures, a self imposed fast, and a reactor to a university event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Bysband
Creed
St. Elmno
Alu
Secretary of the Treasury
Lyman de Gage
Gage
Grand Army of the Republic
Chicago
North & Norst
Reading
Foxeph Mattheus
Adella
WA. B. Widener
Philadelphia
Chilkat Pass
Brigham ‘I. Roberts
George WM. Robinson
Warrensburg
Eterm
James
Miller
Sunneytown
Prof
Mitchell
Boston University
I. F. Corbutt
Racine
Wis
D. B. Cheney
Americans Repel Filipino Attack at Vi-Zau
A garrison of about 200 Americans repelled an assault by 899 Filipinos with eight Americans killed and several wounded. Reports mention Gen. Young arriving at Vigay after a costly but successful action against a much larger Filipino force, while news from South Africa notes battles near Ladysmith and Kimberley as Gen. Buller advances. Senate planned six days for financial bill discussions and insular affairs committee appointed amid other war updates.
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Vi- Zau
Kiling
Squinutty
Wild Lawn
Gem
Mughes
Wapay
Aguinalda
Lee
Cuvile Province
Young
Vigay
Ameri
South Africa
Ladysmith
Kimberley
United States Senate
Hawaii
Guam
Japan
China
United States
Ith
Mary Meehan
Maple Tark
Til
Shaw
Taloshang
Allen
Mary Jones
Phil Aven
Chester
England
Col. Hare
Aguinaldo
Bontoe
Wigan
Samuel Johnson
Magers
Town
Niagara
N.N. Ravil
Ilinois
Knneville
London
Ville
Lord Methuen
Methuen
Aguinaldo expected to move toward Cavite province
Manila reports the insurgent leader may shift northbound to Cavite, where Filipino strength remains solid. Generals MacArthur and Grant push operations in northern Luzon while Col. Bel and others sweep San Quintin and Mangatarem areas. Prisoners escape Benguet as Spanish contingents flee toward Vigan. American casualties total one killed and 52 wounded in a December engagement.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Cavite
Mem
Iis
Imus
Racoor
Hels
Fourth Infantry
Asi
Visu
Regiament
Ameren Furves
MacArthur
Manila-Darupuu
Grant
Angeles
Sabig
Col
Beli
Mangatarem
San Clementine
Orly
Col. Tond
Cave Alry
Tawton
San Jide
Pilar
San Meten
Maj
Botehelor
Bayombong
Nueva Viscaya
Cagayan Valley
Luzon
Aparri
Cagayan River
Aparti
Benguet
Mlipinas
Abyss of Tangled Notices From A Turbulent Era
A garbled 19th century item list reports the death of Judge Joh Woalson in Des Moines and Mancow L Hayward in Nebraska. It mentions Aimelinid Sanford in Illinois and political hints favoring Secretary Root for vice president. Sporadic notes reference Marti, Kimberley, Gen Methuen, and battles with chaotic international headlines and unclear details.
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Joh
Woalson
United States Court For
Southern District of
Towa
Des Neines
Mancow L. Hayward
United States
Nebraskie City
Neb
Aimelinid
Sanford
Bloomington
Republican Party
Teadona
Root
Metinley Inn
Pittsburgh
Philharmonic patrons philanthropist seats for shop girls
Baroness Hirsch has given over 1 000 000 to charity since her husband’s death. Gov elect Nash of Ohio is a widower and his social duties fall to his stepdaughter. The Marquis of Townshend’s death in Paris sparks talk on shop girl seating reforms. Senator Pepow leases Carefoary mansion for a six year term at 50 110. Tex President Harricon is a leading western lawyer with large income. Magniv Jester, relative of Buffalo Will, runs a press agency on the road. A reception honors Prof. Diloon’s tenth year as teacher in Philadelphia. Memorials and gold production figures rise in Cripple Creek district. Supreme Court of Mississippi rules on a husband seizing his wife’s property.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Hirsch
Gov
Stang
Vepew
Feoray
Washiington
Uarricon
United States
Mies Magniv Jester
Tuffalo Will
Fd Agoard Diloon
Philadelphia
Mary
Riotfontein
Amers Halibettzaition
Partenbnerchandie
Hammond pleads not guilty in dual indictments
Lansing December 8 Representative D Judson Hammond of Pontiac was arraigned on two grand jury indictments for soliciting a $500 bribe to influence his vote on an anti trust bill and for demanding the sum while promising to vote against the same bill. He pleaded not guilty and posted $4,000 bail. The grand jury reported that Land Commissioner Willan Kreagh, indicted last month, never qualified due to failing to file a bond, making an indictment for floral mice on duel doubtful. Meanwhile stockholders of Union Broom Supply Co held a secret meeting to set broom price at $200 per person, with aims to advance prices within a month. The report also touched on other legal cases and notable political mentions.
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Lansing
Mich
Dee
D. Judson Mammond
Pontiae
Lummond
Hammond
Eciicnit
Willan A. Kreagh
Hin
Congress Convenes with Brigham Roberts Case Debates
Washington reports the opening of the Fifty sixth Congress with focus on Brigham Roberts Utah Mormon rep. The house delays oath, debates investigation, and names a special committee headed by Taylor to probe Roberts charges. Also notes memorials for Vice President Hobart and early session routines. A separate bank dynamiting in Cornell is described with tied loot and suspect actions.
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Washington
Roberts
Marwon
Utah
Rolwins
Mgr
Taylor
Agiiu
McKee
Gem
Dec
Mobart
Senate
Mer
Brigham WW. Roberts
Cleet
House
Richardson
Troberts
Judiciary Committee
Ayhor
Land
California
Newlands
Followin
Fintmelal Lil Wd
Murder shakes Deputy Sheriff Walsh in town incident
Deputy Sheriff Tom Walsh was murdered Monday by George Williams during an attachment service visit in town. Williams surrendered and was jailed in Osceola. Separate report notes a deadly burglary at Racine man David By Crwany’s home. attacker wounded him and his wife, who remain hospitalized.
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Wild O Depnty
Unsinkable Boat Promises Safer Travel In London
A London invention claims to be unsinkable, urging more focus on life preservation beyond ships. It cites Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a long trusted remedy for dyspepsia and stomach trouble, while a Georgia court case highlights a discussion about a funeral with flowers and a joke about planting a watermelon vine at a grave.
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London
Georgia
Deafness Cure Claims and Ads From 19th Century Journal
A fragmented page urges constitutional remedies for deafness and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It mentions Eustachian tube inflammation, offers a $100 reward for incurable cases, and advertises sewing machines, Grain-O drink, and tonic cures. Regional references include Chicago, Indianapolis, Atlanta, and Asheville.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Yolede
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe
Aaveek
Ethan Allen Tijehevels
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of War
Passengger
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Salida
American Book Company of
New York
Ling
Walled Sales Supreme Court
Canada
Peter Lieber
Indiana
Duscdldory
Germany
Bailey
Parker
Dewey Hone
Thun
Methoen
Joubert
Heleanel
Colenso
Hratal
Victoria
Rastyr
Wari
Meilieby
Cranje
Eusyvent
Che Raitler Riven Digest
Mhemarine
Ventas
Tilly
Boor
Sintec
D. Judson
Nee, & Stocklelters
Union Broom Supply Company
Union Broan
Huseligam
O. J. Dew
Clyde Maletus
Myaien
Suiebiogitter
Lot
Cleveland
Congress
Inventi+ geie Roberty
Bank of Cornell
States
Dewart Pontiac
Chicago & Alton Wards
Ageney
Slot
Tanine
David
Ciwmey
Gheney
Noth
Jaws Dorchapt
Vex Moines
Thy Dee
JA. O. Teram
Lrs
Mouttayr
Jars Beard
TL A. Fuller
Vuntdheleo
Walmart
New Yorky Joe
Anide Ty
Baston
Rigport
Conn
Chisago
Wianil
Lrilgepert
Journal
John M. Smyth Co
Mammoth Mail
Adler
West
Madison Street
Indianapolis
J. W. Blosser
Blosser & Son
Broad St
Atlanta
Costa
Chisago Daily News
North Carolina
Ita
John W. ‘Thompson
Raleigh
Kemp's Balm
Chicago Chronicle
Quisigawa Name Cure Samitarium
Asheville
N.C
Pall Particulary
Ail SR Co Eae
Ee Ae
QuRnia
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