Opening of Fifty-seventh Congress Draws Large Crowd
Washington seeps with spectators as Senator Frye of Maine presides at noon session. Oath administered to Dietrich Harlard Wittridge and Paris Gibson. Henderson reelected speaker. committees formed to inform president and senate. Multiple bills and adjournment mark first days with references to McKinley tribute and looming agenda.
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Frye
Maine
Senate
Henderson
Washington
Capitol
William Milburn
Charles H. Dietrich
Joseph H Lard
Nebraska
Alfred B. Wittridge
South Dakota
Paris Gibson
Montana
Cullom
House
Me. Allison
Hale
Congress
Mx Gamble
S. D
McKinle
Department of Commerce
Census Bureau
Hawaii
Philippines
Supreme Court
McKinley
United States
McComas
Hoar
Mass
Penrose
Industrial Commission
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Honee
McDowell
Mr. Conden
David B. Henderson
Iowa
Gen
Bingham
Pacific Cable
Protestin
Betes
H. Harrison
Joon
Berd
Howe
Senate Bill Aims to Bar Anarchists From U S Entry
Washington Dec 1 Senate Pugh introduces a bill to exclude alien anarchists from landing in the United States. The proposal would permit deportation, mandatory hearings, and penalties for convicted aliens deemed anarchists, plus appointments of 12 immigration agents to probe foreign intending migrants. The bill allows no bar for those who have declared intent to become citizens.
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Wasitngton
Senatoe Puerows
United States
Special Board of Inquiry
Aid for Boer Noncombatants in South Africa
Gov. Yates issued a proclamation appealing to Illinois citizens to aid destitute Boer women and children and other noncombatants confined in British camps in South Africa. Contributions of money medicine food and clothes are requested for use of sick and needy prisoners in these camps.
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Springfield
Ill
Yates
South Africa
Illinois
New Steamship Moves To Promote Direct Philippine Line
San Francisco insiders report the chamber of commerce formed a committee to back a direct American steamship line to the Philippines. A Treasury ruling tied to a Supreme Court Philippine decision bans coastwise shipments in foreign bottoms, threatening Toyo Kisen Kaisha Occidental and Oriental lines. Pacific Mail reportedly plans a new service linking the Philippines Hawaii and San Francisco as Cayts WT Sealchey sails to Newport News for the first of the fine Cor af TOONats.
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San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Philippines
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
United States
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Lines
Philippine
Asiatic Port
Pacific Mall
Romepany
Hawidi
Bae Francisco
Cayts WT
Sealchey
East
Newport News
A Worthy Successor Promotes Catarrh Cure Claims
An aged practitioner touts SNUPFLES the GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE as a permanent remedy. The ad claims it relieves and cures catarrh by removing its cause, stops discharges, and treats inflammation. Priced at one dollar, with internal and external medicines for a month, it promises quick relief from lay fever and head cold.
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Aireerians
von Beragi
United States
Unitvess
Bowne
Grums & Cowrans
Market Atteet
Philadelphia
Ugly Kitchener caricature sparks grim vow of victory
A subaltern drew a caricature of Lord Kitchener as a centenarian aiding a soldier. Kitchener briefly viewed it, smiled grimly, and declared, “It is an ugly prophecy, but if necessary we will hang on here until we are that age. Our duty is to win, and we will.” The artist’s name was not requested. Police Wardman George Bissert in New York was sent to Sing Sing for five years six months after a bribe conviction. officials Delfine Diamond and Herlihy accompanied him. Gov Nash of Ohio and Auditor Gilbert toured New York tax offices to study corporate and financial institution taxes for his upcoming legislature. The Alabama militia remained on duty to protect jailed African Americans. martial law persisted as trials were expected next Monday. A Springfield bankruptcy case sent Louis Staarecke to St. Louis to face charges of false schedules. In Tunis, clashes between Arabs and Turks left multiple dead and wounded, prompting martial law near Soukel-Djemaa.
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Tonglon
Lord Kitchener
Ripe van Winkie
Kitchener
Reath
New York
George Bissert
Sing Sing
Bissert
Diamond and
Herlihy
Andalusia
Ala
Miliitia
Giv
Jenks
Parks
Scenic Line Excursion Leaves Thursdays for Grand View
Travel ad touts a California bound excursion from St Paul at 6 p.m. and Minneapolis at 8:35 p.m. each Thursday via Omaha Denver and Salt Lake City. Personal conductors select six passengers for a daytime pass through grand scenery. Through sleeping car berths priced at $6. Contact A. B. Cutts, Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad, for rates and reservations.
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Bieis Baten
Cully Foruin
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Minneapolis, Main
Order for Hearing on Petaluy to Convey Lands on Contract
A court schedules a hearing to determine the legality and terms of a contract for the conveyance of lands by Petaluy. The proceeding will examine title validity, parties' obligations, and adherence to applicable property laws before finalizing any agreement.
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Petaluy
Appointed Receiver for Retail Oil Co in Upper Sandusky
Judge Young names Amos Bixby receiver of the Retail Oil company. The firm includes Judge Smalley of Upper Sandusky and A Miller M A Smalley B F Wade and E Brady of Toledo. Also reported is a Milwaukee stabbing incident where John Ammen was stabbed twice by a coworker named Edmond at Mesominee Falls Wisconsin.
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Young
Amos Bixby
Retaol Ol Company
Judge Smalley
A. Miller
M. A. Smalley
B. F. Wade
E. Brady
Toledo
Milwaukee
Des
Mesominee Falls
Wis
Mays
Tate
John Ammen
Foundry
Man
Edmond
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Why Cloning Journal
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Christina A. Olson
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