Caucus Set as Army Bill to Be Debated in Congress
Washington December 3 Secretary Hay and Nicaraguan minister Correa signed a treaty granting rights for a Nicaraguan canal project The Democratic House caucus is called for Monday afternoon to consider the proposed army reorganization bill and possible temporary extension of the current army arrangement Congressional talks in the Senate focus on war revenue law revisions and shifts away from the Spooner bill toward Philippine policy and shipping subsidies.
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Labor Commissioner Wright releases fifteenth annual wage report
Washington December 3 Carroll D Wright has completed his fifteenth annual labor report compiling wages across 92 countries provinces and colonies with 4459 occupations and 900000 rates drawn from 1500 official sources The work covers hours and wage highs lows and averages and is not based on new inquiries. Castle case hearings delayed as prosecution reshapes its plan in Eldorado Kansas.
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Washington memo and state news from December reports
The dispatch notes U S efforts to reclaim indemnity for the 1906 murder of Marcus Ezaguin as the consul travels from Tangiers to Mazagan aboard the Kentucky. Republican gains in Washington state legislature forecast veto-proof majorities in both chambers. Boston reports a large robbery tied to Morris Arenberg and Joseph Bermann. Updates cover Livadia health, Wisconsin and Indian territory populations, Icarus voyage to Panama, and a Denver boxing match set for January 4 with Parker versus Gans for $2000.
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Swedish and Norwegian Officials Appointed to Arbitration Court
In Stockholm on December 3 Ojivecrona a Swede formerly assessor of the high court and Gram a Norwegian formerly a minister of state were named members of the interne ece court of arbitration of The acne.
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Cushman Kellogg Davis Dies in Minnesota at 71
United States Senator Cushman Kellogg Davis dies at his St Paul home after a two month illness. Davis, longtime chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and Paris peace commissioner, was born 1838 in Henderson New York and rose from Wisconsin law practice to Minnesota governor and U S senator. Funeral observers number near 20,000 as the public pays last respects in the capitol.
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Bank Robbery at Emden Ends in Firefight
Four masked men blew open the Farmers bank in Emden and stole about 4000 dollars. Policeman Sanford was killed in the firefight. In Washington the Treasury tallies a record 474,108,236 dollars.
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