Opening of Fifty-Seventh Congress Draws Crowds
Washington observers flocked to the Capitol as the fifty seventh Congress opened with Frye presiding and Henderson reelected speaker. Oaths were administered, committees named, and a flood of bills began to surface including measures on tariffs, currency, and a national census bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onator Frye
Maine
Senate
Omee
Henderson
Bill
Washington
Fifty-Seventh
Congress
Capitol
Frye
William Milburn
Charles H. 1Ich
Joseph H. Millard
Nebraska
Alfred B. Kittridge
South Dakota
Paris Gibson
Montana
Cullom
House
Allison
Ile
Funee
Rause
McKinley
Commerce
Census Bureau
Hawaii
Philippines
Supreme Court
United States
McComas
Hoar
Mass
Penrose
Industrial Commission
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Yesterdny
Dee
McDowell
Owden
David B. Henderson
Gen. Bingham
South Africa
Kempf
Taku
China
Controversial U S Anarchist Immigration Bill Text
The document outlines sections of a proposed bill on barring anarchists from entry and deporting those found to be such. Key provisions authorize inquiry into alien antecedents, possible search for signs of anarchist membership, and deportation with penalties for reentry. It also sets up 12 immigration agents and states intent does not bar proceedings if an alien has declared intent to become a citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastivegion
Special Board of Inquiry
United States
Aid for Doer Noncombatants Proclaimed by Governor Yates
Gov. Yates issues a proclamation urging Illinois citizens to aid Boer women and children prisoners in British camps in South Africa with money medicine food and clothes. Also reports drownings and trials from early December including a Sioux City murder verdict and a hymn revision ending the popular "Sweet Hour of Prayer" and "He Leadeth Me" removal.
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Springfield
Ill
Gov. Yates
South Africa
Tlinois
Ced
Sioux City
Greenville
Louis Brooks
Alberry Phillips
Storm Lake
Albert City
Cincinnati
Methodist Hymnal Revision Committee
Public Debt Sets November 30 1901 Total Declining
The monthly debt statement shows debt minus cash in treasury at November 30 1901 totaling 1 011 626 445 a fall of 11 206 512 in the month. Arthur Grissom editor of the Smart Set dies in New York aged 33 born Payson Illinois.
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Washington
New York
Arthur Grissom
Smart Set
Paysop
Move to start direct American steamship line to Philippines
San Francisco press reports the city chamber of commerce forms a committee to promote a direct American steamship line to the Philippines. A treasury ruling tied to a recent Supreme Court decision bars shipments to the islands in foreign bottoms, enforcing coastwise trade in U S registered vessels and penalizing noncompliance.
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Treasury Department
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Philippines
United States
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Occidental and Oriental
Asiatic
Pacific Malt Steamshit Company
Mae
Randsen
San Seulwey
AONE
Kitchener Cartoon and Prison Bribe Case Report
A caricature depicting Lord Kitchener as Rip Van Winkle is shown to Kitchener who replies with a grim but determined promise to win. Police Wardman George Bissert is jailed for five years and six months for taking a bribe from a disreputable house keeper. Gov Nash and Ohio Auditor Gilbert visit Albany to study New York tax laws, focusing on corporation and financial institutions statutes.
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Tandon
Suballvendri
Lord Kitchener
Rip van Winkle
Am Kopie
Kitchener
New York
George Bissert
Sing Sing
Bissert
Diamond and
Herlihy
Nanham
New York State
Albany
N. Y
Nash
Gilbert
Ohio
State Comptroller
Militia Still on Duty in Andalusia Alabama
In Andalusia, militia remains on duty to protect jailed African Americans amid martial rule. State Solicitor Parks arrived to arrange trials next Monday for the Negroes, while the town remains under martial law. In Springfield, a clothing merchant Louis Staarecke was ordered to St Louis to answer a false schedule charge after bankruptcy filing. In Tunis, six Arabs and two Turks were killed and several wounded in clashes at Souk el Djemaa, with martial law proclaimed in the area.
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Andalusia
Ala
G Jenks
Parks
Springfield
J. Otis Humphrey
United States
Louis J. Staarecke
de Lassus
St. Louis
United States Court of
Tarke
Paris
The
Temps
Tunis
Souk-el-Djemaa
Tripoli
Appointed Receiver for Rets of Oil Company
Judge Young appoints Amos Bixby as receiver of the Rets of Oil company, a Toledo linked firm involving A. Miller and M. A. Smalley with B. F. Wade and F. E Brady, while Judge Smalley of Upper Sandusky is named among the stockholders. A separate report from Menominee Falls states foundryman John Ammen was stabbed twice near the heart by co worker Edmond in Milwaukee.
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Upper Sandusky
Young
Amos Bixby
Rets of Oil Company
Judge Smalley
A. Miller
M. A. Smalley
B. F. Wade
F. E Brady
Toledo
Altix
Milwaukee
the Sentinel
Menominee Falls
Wis
John Ammen
Edmond
Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Promoted
An old practitioner touts Snuffles as the only guaranteed catarrh cure claiming it relieves and permanently cures by removing the cause, stopping discharges and reducing inflammation. Sold for one dollar with internal and external medicine for a month, offered by Grums & Camas in Philadelphia.
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Lettiers Research
United States
Grums & Camas
Marcher Street
Philadelphia
Scenic Minnesota to California by Minneapolis & St Louis
Advertisement for a rail itinerary from Minneapolis and St Louis to California via Omaha Denver and Salt Lake City. Mentions Thursday departures, scenic daytime travel, personal conduct of excursions, and through sleeping cars. Agent A B Cutts offers ticket rates and berths, with request to send for descriptive matter.
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Minneapolie
St Louis
Uis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Mira
Order for Hearing on Conveyances in Probate Court
In probate court the matter of the estate of AJ, deceased, the executor Peterson moves for an order to convey certain real estate to satisfy debts and charges of the estate. The hearing is set for November 2 in the county, with publication of the order required weekly for three weeks in the New City Press. The judge Geoge פרote of probate directs all interested persons to appear at the hearing.
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Minmeeoia
Prubage Court
Peterson
Christian
Leon
Comte
New
Upar
Hythe Court
George
Protate
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New Ulm Review
By W.R. Hodges and
Ash P. Brooks
New Ulm
Timeo Carda
San
Ps. Nowusx
Suny
New Line
Pape
Sun. Orly
Rabat
Sun
Yald
Mankato Jr
Mankato
Chicaze
Brookings
HL. Beecher
Art A.C. Johnson
Kaiskern Gen
Winona
G.P.A
Chicago
IE & St. LL
Nori
Minneppolis
Wis & St. Pant
Mipmaashy Prometiner
Minnienpolis
St. Hawt
Anid Minarette Home
Guroc
Lafiee
Alvi
Loy
Tsee & Sombsen
Minn
L. A. Gebhardt
Schoch-Qttomeyer Building
L. G. Bell
Fred W. Fritsche
Ofice Over Brown Co, Bank, Maw Ulm
P, L. A. Fritsche
Rice Over Brown Co. Bank
Sunn
D. J. L. Schoch
Pioneer Drug Store
ApaEnt Pfaender
Schoch-Ottomeyer Block
C A. Hagberg
Masonic Block
IIN
Heers
Ofice
State Street
New Uln
Dakota House
Brabie
Anton Wiesner
Fyoventh Congress
New Mexico
Committee On
William McKinley
Williams
Maclay
Santiago
Admiral Sampson
Capt. Crowninshield
McKinley Naonal Park
Appalachian Mountains
Ottawa
Ont
Bessie Blair
A. G. Blair
I. A. Harper
Labor Gazette
NEW Steamship One
JOXE
Pietare
Sabytlees
GIL
Andrew J. Eckstein
Woryrights &c
Munn ‘Co
Eciai
Dha Scientific American
Ifang Scientific Journal
UNN & Co
F St
Washington, D
California
Man In
Charge
Burlington
Angeles
J. Franc, el Bawenger Ag
Neb
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ontario
Island Falls Mines Company, Limited
Acros
International Laundry
Island Falls Mines Co, Umren
West Superior, Wis
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