Senators Tillman and McLaurin Spar Over Resignations in Senate
In Washington, Senator Tillman challenged Senator McLaurin to resign to permit the two South Carolina colleagues to decide who holds the seat. McLaurin refused the gauge, arguing for old Democratic principles while denouncing current leaders. The exchange ended as Lodge called for executive session.
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Washington Mystery Victim Brutally Attacked at Home
Washington dispatch reports the serious assault on Mrs. Aga Gilbert Dennis a prominent Washington socialite. She was found unconscious with a fractured skull and other injuries in her bedroom. Doctors fear for her life as police lack a suspect.
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Filipino Insurgent Attack In Ilocos Region Sparks U S Counter
Reports from General James Bell describe clashes between Philippine insurgents and U S Army detachments in Camarines and Ilocos. An attack at Nagpartian left eleven insurgents dead, with American troops sustaining no losses. Widespread displacement reported as battles unfold.
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Carnegie Gift for Education Sparks Washington Cabinet Talk
Washington Pec 11 The proposed 316 600 990 lift for educational purposes was discussed at a cabinet meeting. The president has received Carnegie plans to create a fund for extending higher education to support deserv ing students at home or abroad. The president will consult Congress before terms are made public. Ex president Gilman says Carnegie plans could benefit all higher learning and spur research. Wayne West Virginia Almost Wined Out Warne Dec 11 A fire in Wayne county town destroyed much of the city center with damage estimated at 54 000. The livery stable origin and high winds fueled the blaze leaving little insurance and residents powerless to stop the flames.
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Labor convention debates ticket scalping and anti Asian exclusion
The American Federation of Labor session in Serenten Pa discussed excluding Chinese and opposing Japanese immigration, defeating the universal label for union made goods. A resolution denouncing anti ticket scalping led by the International Typographical Union was approved against railway telegraphers opposition. Trade autonomy was referred to a special committee for consideration.
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Fire in Big Lick Mine Sparks Evacuation
A mine fire trapped and later released several teen workers. twenty mules suffocated or stranded by smoke. A steam pump operated yesterday and flooding was begun to curb spread. The blaze is suspected incendiary as it flared in an unworked section. Many men and boys are out of work. Will employ 3 000 men as a new plant is built along the Lehigh with four bridges planned to link sites.
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General Markets Report with Mixed Commodity Prices
Market notes show corn and oats firm at varied bids while hay and timothy hold. Beef hams meet steady demand, pork prices flat, live poultry mixed by grade, creamery butter unchanged, eggs firm in New York and Pennsylvania. Live stock markets in Pa and N Y report mixed cattle veal hogs and sheep with several price tiers.
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Week's News Condensed: December 5 7 highlights
A roundup of varied items from 11th month: ex congressman Newton Evans dies in Hatboro Pennsylvania. Yale captain-elect George B. Chadwick named for next year. Notable fires and deaths in multiple states. Roosevelt signs first bill. Taft better in Manila report. Weather and weather-related incidents across Kansas and New York.
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