Views of Mr Griggs on territorial questions in the United States
The proceedings resumed in court Tuesday, reviewing the government's position on the Philippines and Porto Rico. Mr Griggs argued that Congress classified foreign areas as outside the United States at time of cession, and that tariffs apply to imports from these lands, while asserting the constitution does not extend to acquired territories and that the United States can govern ceded lands. He cited Supreme Court decisions, including the Mormon Church ruling, to support the nation’s right to acquire and govern new territories.
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Greasy
Ate
Witiggs
Whlen
United States
United Stars
Spain
Persirvel
Congress
Giotios
Griggs
Porto Teo
Gugens
Tils
Supreme
Lid
Arpur
Thomas Jefferson
James Dison
James Monroe
James IC Dolk
Jiukin Pierce
Andrew Johnson
Hunifors
Gilaya
Cluce
Lot Povern
Anther
Gener
Tacy
Conciliation Drive At Arbitration Conference
The National Civic Federation hosts an industrial arbitration and conciliation conference in Chicago. Aimed at improving labor management relations, the plan calls for annual or semiannual trade agreements, boards of conciliation, and a 12 member committee from both sides to shape a national system of conciliation. Franklin MacVeagh chairs the committee to draft a new plan. Prominent signatories include A Bartlett Henry Hoyt Herman Justi Gompers Thompson Mitchell and others from unions and industries.
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Chicago
Fienaf
Bel Guider
National Civic Federation
Steinway
la Lor
Capital Anployer
Franklin MacVeagh
A. Bartlett
Vlee
Hibbard
Shencer
Harllett & Co
Chingo
Henry W. Hoyt
National Farmers’ Association
Herman Justi
Illinois Coal Operators’ Association
G. Watson French
Repub- Ne Tron and Steel Company
D. Renna
Atehigan
Topeka & Santa Fe
Chauncey MH. Cast
Cudahy Grandson Kidnapped in Omaha
Edward Cadahy Jr the grandson of Omaha millionaire Edward A Cadahy was kidnapped and found safe at 10 this morning after a 36 hour search. Authorities kept details private amid reports the ransom ...
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Omaha
Neb
Wec
Edward Codeahiy
Edward A. Cadahy
Park Packer
Ava
Mr. Cudahy
Cudahy
Charley Rosa
Polites
Nad
London's Model Paper and Venezuela Dispute News
London Sun debuts under Rev Joseph Marker with editorials railing against vice and urging action on hooliganism. Separate item notes Benjamin Harrison’s fee in the Venezuela arbitration and a robbery at a Citizens' Bank safe in Toew.
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London
London Sun
Joseph Marker
City Temple
Parker
Magistratus
Proepeet
Maloga incident report cites injuries after naval alert
A fragmented OCR note from Madrid reports an animal dispute leading to a clash on a Sunday morning involving a German frigate and local officials. It mentions facilities and several people injured with a unclear date and place.
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Tine Nat Sa
Madrid
Mon
Anilmal
Midaga
Suanday
Fineisenaw
Maloga
Notable Names Dominant at New Urinswiek Event
The event features Fis Anrernne Heat Netley York and associate Supreme Carl Jasticn George Tadley, former New Jersey governor, appearing Thursday at New Urinswiek.
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Fis-Anrernne Heat
Netley York
Carl Jasticn George
Tadley
State of
New Jersey
Torsday Ap Lis Gesilaner
New Urinswiek
Subcommittee Advances Army Reorganization Bill Changes
The senate military affairs subcommittee completed work on the army reorganization bill. It retains regimental artillery, rejects Secretary Root’s corps plan, and follows Moot in staff officer recommendations. The house canteen rule allows beer sales by removing Levy from prohibited items. Army strength set at 100,000. The committee reportedly adopted the bill.
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Washington
Senate Cuimaithee
Root
Moot
Alsentile Committee On Military Affairs
Boers Cross Orange River in Cape Colony Moves
Dec 20 dispatch reports Boer forces crossing the Orange River into Cape Colony near Odendaalstroam and Tethulle with aims toward Cradock. Gen MacDonald engages invaders 80 miles west of Murghersdorp as columns retreat toward the river. Kass reportedly abandoned pursuit, 3000 Republicans concentrated in Cape Colony and Philipstown amid the clash.
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Cape ‘Lows
Orange River
Cape Goluny
Minal North
Cape Rifles
Beabant
Fares
Joas
Lonion
Cape Golony
Cape Laws
Daily
Philipstown
Colesberg
Kimberley
Verrow
Orange
Odendaalstroam
Tethulle
Burghersidorp
Cradock
MacDonald
Murghersdorp
Tondon
Kass
de Web
Coy Colony
Cape Colony
Three lynched negroes and a fourth to be hanged in Rockport jail
Special reports from Rockport Indiana describe a mob of about 1000 hanging two captured Black men Jim Henderson and Bud Rowlands after they murdered Hollie Simons a white hunter. A third Black man Rolla was brought to Rockport jail for execution as crowds gathered with low tension and no gunfire reported.
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Indianasiairs
Dee
The
Sentinel
Rockport
Ind
Jim Henderson
Bud Rowlands
Hollie Simons
Indianapolis
Booneville
John Holla
Hollie Simns
Carkhouse Yard
Bockport
Rolla
Delerk
Atcderson
Destreet
Democracy's plea for return to true principles
The piece reviews Grover Cleveland’s critique of the Democratic Party’s 1872 to 1896 missteps and calls for a return to traditional Democratic principles, unity, and reorganization as the path to future victories. It argues that only adherence to established beliefs and leadership can avert further defeats and restore strength.
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Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Saturday Evening Post
Cleveland
Efe
Lehould
Paris Dreyfus figure's misery deepens in divorce dispute
Maj. Count Perdivand Walsin Raterhazy, once central to the Dreyfus affair, sinks into despair as his divorce suit against the marquise de Berancourt unfolds. From Jaadi m, he laments poverty and hunger, pleads for bread and clothing, and warns his children of possible death as he claims persecution and false accusations.
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Paris
Perdivand Walsin Raterhazy
Dreyfus
Ilis
Marquisa de Berancourt
Jaadim
Tssor
Hng
Washington Ministers Meet in Effort to Break Stalemate
Wu consulted with Secretary of State on the Chinese situation. Neither side has information from Peking. Delays hinder direct negotiations with Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching. No specific sums are yet agreed for indemnity linked to suppressing the Roser movement and destroying mission property. Negotiations and a Vogue tribunal reference are contemplated if talks fail.
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Washington
Dev
State Department
Shursday
Jay
Peking
Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Arsign
Vogue
Bryan declines to talk to press on Democratic stance
Atlanta telegram reports William Jennings Bryan refusing to comment on President Cleveland's statements. Brown counters that no clear democratic principles have been set forth and that party rank and file will express themselves on issues as they arise, referencing 1898 and 1909. The note aims to publish in Saturday Evening Post.
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Atlanta
Dew
Wea
Bryan
Atlanta Journal
Cleveland
Saturday Evening Post
Brown
Sharp skirmish with Filipino insurgents at Cavite
A terse cable from Admiral Remey reports troops landed from the gunboat Basey at Limhane Cavite. Troops surprised insurgents in a half hour fight with 18 rebels killed and Winleys captured. Stores destroyed. One soldier wounded. Signed Hedley.
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Washington
Aftairal Remey
Navy Department
Cavite
Bureau of Navigation
Witten
Fourth Cavalry
Lim~hanes
Hediey
Special Session Ends in Dansing Michigan
The Michigan House voted 43 to 29 on December 21 to end the special session. They adopted a resolution to cease all business by Thursday and adjourn Saturday noon, with no tax legislation achieved. Also: closing arguments in the Philippines and Porto Ric o cases at the U S Supreme Court were held and the cases submitted for final decision.
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Dansing
Mich
House
Washington
Philippines
Porto Ricn
United States Supreme Court
Ghirles WH. Mirich
Chicago
Fove Mor
Wisconsin State News Summary of Gold Medals and Fires
Wisconsin reports two gold medals for state exhibitors at Paris and honors Erickson for an exhibit, while the state board of control wins for institutional displays. A 73-year-old farmer suffers a fatal head injury after a 17-year-old boy assaults and robs him, then a tannery in Sheboygan burns fully with $180,000 insured. A large furniture plant fire at Mattoon Manufacturing causes extensive damage. fire losses reach thousands.
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Wisconsin
Industrial Statistics
Erickson
State Board of Control
Bow
Bory Roth
Fay Masher
Carl Geover
Grover
Zschisisehe & Sons
Sheboygan
Mattoon Manufacturing Company
Aujoinlig
Fortune Memoir Raises Hope for Poor Widow in Hasvine
Agnes Adams of Hasvine, once hospital bound for a spinal disease, receives notice from Templeton & Weaver of Detroit claiming she is heiress to her deceased brother’s estate, potentially $500,000. Town of Glen Flown sold on Soo Railway for 2500 to Elizabeth Stinley of Chippewa Falls. Writs show foreclosure of a mortgage against W. J. Switzer due to sheriff’s failure to locate him.
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Agnes Adams
Hasvine
St. Lance's Hosepital
Flisprich
Templeton & Weaver
Detroit
Adams
Gondan
Glen Flown
Soo Railway
Elizabeth Stinley
Chippewa Falls
W. J. Switzer
Marinette
Wim
Allis to Build Mammoth Sew Plant on 100 Acre Site
The Allis company has selected a site for a mammoth sew plant costing over 1,090,000 dollars. When completed it will employ about 7,000 workers. The 100 acre site borders the state fair grounds and North Greenfall.
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Allis Company
State Fair Grounds
North Greenfall
Sentenced for Life for Murder on Lac de Jans Reserve
Henry Chosa a Waterford resident was sentenced to life in the Builtwater penitentiary by Judge Bian in Madison for killing Chief Niganigijig on the Lac de Jans Beau Reservation last September. He was tried and found guilty several days ago.
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Henry Chosa
Builtwater
Bank of Brillion Closes Doors After Depositor Withdrawals
The Bank of Brillion, in Brillion village, shuts after withdrawals totaling about 26 dollars. Assets are around 12,000 with liabilities near 13,000, and cashiers report creditors will be paid almost in full. Other notices report deaths of Captain Joseph Munger, Malcolm Sellers, and Taniford McGlure, theft at Beloit hotel, a steamer fire at Sturgeon Bay, and various local incidents and corporate filings.
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Bank of Brillion
Joseph Munger
Goodrich
Mary Mills
Folin
Boston
Sturgeon Bay
United States
Kenosha Harbor
T. J. Lowry
Milwaukee
Pond of Trade
Anna Uihlein Deak
Northwestern
Chicaggo
Sie Bi Chit
Charles Titlein
Sehlite Brewing Ompany
Ed Fredwyn
Green Tiny
Afoney
Dan+ vlle
Peter Jorgensen
Kennaha
Newra Ditch
Jorgensen
Npeke
Horn
Heen
Stourhtom
Dane County
Bruce Avas
William Riisden
A. C. Fowler Fashior
T. Z. Manseon & Co
Murthort Im
Madison
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Ately
Luton
Dhe
Mintaier
Turkey
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Arkitratian
Box
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Buffy Barter
Caragas
Venezuela
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Hownbiry
Henhern Seonre Laeger Meaty
Citizens’ Bank
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Arwy
Cape Riles
Urabant
Aliwot
Dudoeville
Lansing
Mieh
Senate
Vine Oelock
Ohud
Shamokin
Natalie
Shamokin Coal Company
Newbury
Tadeanniity Pola
Lniti
Gummery
Tingiers
Tadd Sened
Marcus Verseni
Rebiraljae
Marncea
Nuania Slilew
Amerten
St Vetersburg
Nicaragwta
Tussin
Ameries
Welles
John 3
Morkefeller
University of Chicago
Leon Mandel
Rmady
Harper
Budebaker
Affali
Meulia
Andrew FR. Worderson
Christenson & Wendesann
Millers
Grosso
AMI
Vancouver. Ee
Alpha Furderer
Vancouver Island
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Fur Ser
Count Suter
Chipene
Nee Fhuises
Remey
Wight
Imanegenta
Welconed
Arene
Albany
Ya Te Aleney
W. I Howgite
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Ile
Yet Testan
Senator Tones
Arkanas
Democratic National Committee
Thursilny Hal
Wisconsin State News
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