Debate on House rules and Senate amendments in Congress
The discussion centered on reviving old morning orders and subjecting Senate amendments to points of order. Hepburn argued the Speaker's power was excessive. Dilgell defended evolving rules. Shattuck backed Dalzell’s reform, Grow sought committee power limits. Hepburn failed to push changes as votes collapsed. No policy changes passed.
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Reed
Senate
House
Miso Hepburn
Dilgell
Pennsylvania
Hepburn
Miwip
Tiny
Penneylvania
Shattuck
Ohio
Pennsylvathia
Frucc Ae
Cnampus
House Democrats clash over policy in Congress
New York delegation pushes for a clear anti Bryan and anti populist stance with tariff reform and fair trade, while Tennessee Representative Richardson wins minority leader bid. Debates follow as the caucus plans to form a policy committee and emphasizes punctual attendance to strengthen the minority’s influence.
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United States
McCclellan
Richardson
Tennessee
Ball
Texas
Ikansas
McDermott
New Jersey
Fitzgerald
New York
Balthe
Hlouse of Representatives
Kansas City
Democratic Party
McClellan
Toa
Shell
Frcare
House Ofces
Hay
Virginia
C Cairman
Cummibes
Fight for Dukedom of Hume Estate Begun in New York
James R. Hume and Henry J. Hume of Brooklyn and Manhattan start legal action over the Hume estate claimed as head of the house and heir to the title. Other claimants include Norma Munro and Mrs. Henrietta Munro with Miss Henrietta Flume, while shares are valued from 50000 up to 20 million.
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Hume
James R. Stme
Henry
Middagh Streets
Brooklyn
Henrys J. Hume
Fooydred
Nineteenth Street
Manhattan
Edward FP. Reilly
Burr
Brayuly Street
Mers
Mary Aie Coermac Ae
Paterson
Hume Brothers
Lees R. Flume
James R. Hume
George Hume
Dumfries
Scotland
George
Charges Against City Treasurer of Buffalo
Maxvor Diehl accuses Philip Gerst the city treasurer of misappropriating city funds and loaning money between 1901 and 1905. He seeks removal from office and details alleged shortages totaling thousands of dollars plus personal use of funds. The charges include specific amounts and dates with the Metropolitan Bank transactions cited.
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Buffalo
Befealo
Maxvor Diehl
Philip
Gerst
Lim
Maver Diehl
Jerst
Ged
Avid
Maxer Diehl
Metropolitan Bank
Murder Over Borrowed Book In Chicago
In Chicago on November 2, George Johnson shot and killed his lifelong friend Robert Newitt following a quarrel over a borrowed book. Mrs. Johnson cites jealousy linked to a photograph of her found on Newitt, and police took Johnson into custody while they investigated motives and the ring of events. Both men were from a town in England, about fifty years old.
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Chicago
George Johnson
Robert Newitt
Tye
Johnson
Dinner in honor of Sheriff-elect Willium J O'Brien
A dinner arranged by labor friends for Sheriff-elect Willium J O'Brien will be held at the Sturtevant House next Tuesday evening. Mayor elect Low is expected to speak along with State McDonough and pastors Alexander Doyle Robert Morris and Jacob A Cantor. Union leaders and the Granite Utters WVnign with O Brien as longtime delegate will also be represented at the banquet.
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Willium J O'Brien
Sturtevatat House
Tuesay
Mayerect Low
State McDonough
Alexander Doyle
Robert ©. Morris
Jacob A. Cantor
Thibor
Sheériff-eleet Oo Brien
Labor Men Urge Dow to Name Tax Commissioner
The Civic Council plans to press Mayor elect Dow to appoint ex-State Senator John Fort as Tax Commissioner. A council committee contacted Mr Low for support and to seek Fort’s nomination, citing pro organized labor ties among various union representatives in the list.
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Mr. 'Low
Civic Council
Dow
John Fort
Low
Moerrow
Ford
Major John C. IV and family listed in estate notice
Fragmentary OCR reveals an estate notice naming Major John C iv and his family. It mentions King Alfonso's sister and a princess, with references to Bourbon lineage and a birth to day. The text is garbled but centers on heirs and royal connections.
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Alfonso
Bourbon
Cotugtef
Army Beats Navy 11 to 5 in Iconic Franklin Field Showdown
West Point defeats Annapolis 11 to 5 before President Roosevelt and a 50,000 strong crowd at Franklin Field. Daly sparks Army with a 195 yard run and a late touchdown, while Daly’s brilliance and improved line play seal the victory despite Navy’s strong first half.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Fiala
West Point
Annapolis
Roosevelt
South Street Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Franklin Field
Ins
Tiarrison
University of Pennsylvania
Cowles
Wilkie
Secret Service
Ocvcasion
Long
Root
Smith
Cortelyou
Loeb
Army
Navy
Admiral Dewey
Corstnous
Hiardy
Annapolis Eleven
Point
Capt.Nichols
Graves
Cagad
Gen
Miles
Wainwright
Seretary
Daly
Roocere
Sach
South Street
Washington
Roovevylt
Jared Had
Franklin Fields
West
Nichols
Furce
Casad
Hackett
Bakker
Swards
Dely
McNair
Frewer
Read
Belknap
Prever
Freyer
President Roosevelts Philadelphia railroad trip documented
President Roosevelt traveled by private railcar with Mrs Roosevelt and family to Philadelphia for a football game. The party included top officials servants and international guests. The return to Washington was scheduled for 8:36 pm with the president posing for greetings at the station.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dowles
Cortelyogh
Loch
Douglas Robinson
Rixey
Col. Bingham
Richardson
Cassatt
Constance
Root
Long
Smith
Ixnox
Leonard Wood
Coy
Wood
Corbin
Bubca
Familly
Sanger
Penneyivana
Uar
Admiral Dewey
John R. Metean
Baltimore and Ohio
Miles
Army
Pennsylvania
Secret Service
Cortelyou
Cowles
White Houses
Philadelphia
Brock
Shepard backs resolutions amid political chatter
Edward M. Shepard, at his Brooklyn home on 172 Congress Street, endorsed the Washington Democratic caucus resolutions introduced by Representative George B. McClellan. He called them sensible and good for democracy while avoiding claims he drafted them.
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Edward M. Shepard
Congress Street
Brooklyn
New York Times
Washington
George Bo McClellan
Mr. Shepard
Himeanj
Mr. Shépard
Senator Heitfeld Leaves Populist Party
U S Senator Henry Heitfeld of Idaho announces his withdrawal from the Populist Party and affiliation with the Democratic Party in a letter to D H Andrews, chair of the Populist State Central Committee. He urges a united front with the Democratic and People’s parties, calling for a state committee meeting. Andrews opposes the move and plans a reply.
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Rush
Idaho
United States
Henry Heitzfeld
D. H. Andrews
State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Democratic
People’s
Andrews
State Committee
Heitfeld
Special Election Set for Seventh District Jan 7 1902
Gov Odell issues proclamation for a special election to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Congressman Nicholas Muller in New York's Seventh District. The vote will take place Tuesday January 7 1902 in Albany region.
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Albany
Odell
Nicholas Muiler
Roosevelt Confirms Death Sentence for Soldier Healy
President Roosevelt has approved the death sentence of Private Daniel Healy of the 27th Infantry for murder. Healy was convicted by a general court martial in Nueva Caceres, Philippines, for shooting a sergeant while he slept. This marks the second time Roosevelt has signed a U S death warrant as president.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Nueva Caceres
Philippine Islands
Daniel Healy
Twentyseventh Infantry
Rooseveltt
United States
McKinley
Phineas Foutz
Ohio
War Department
Healy
Underdogs West Point Hold Off Annapolis In Rough Scrimmage
In a hard fought game Annapolis and West Point battled for field position with Daly and Casad standout for West Point while McNair Belknap Nichols Read for Annapolis led hard tackles. West Point edged ahead with a late gain as penalties limited both sides and the quar ter ended with Daly scoring from the field.
Cadets Train Where Marines Met Spaniards at Santiago
The US battleship Indiana arrived at Guantanamo with cadets and marine apprentices for three weeks of land service training. The first party disembarked at the exact spot where marines landed and fought Spaniards, noting the rough terrain as ideal for training.
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Santiago
Decuba
Indiana
Guantanamo
Wac
Navy Team Arrives to Warm Annapolis Welcome
Annapolis Md November 30 The Navy team arrived at 10 30 PM the first section then the second led to the academy by the band crowds met them cadets sang and yelled claiming they outplayed West Point but were met by hard luck The crowd felt Navy showed promise and everyone looked toward next year to reverse the result.
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Annapolis
Navy
Academy
West Point
Philadelphia
Daly
Army
Harvard
Roosevelt appoints Ferguson as Oklahoma governor
President names Thomas B. Ferguson of Watonga as Governor of Oklahoma replacing William M. Jenkins who was removed over a contract with the Oklahoma Sanitarium Company. The memorandum cites Jenkins had personal gain tied to the contract and questions fiduciary duties. Ferguson, a Watonga newspaper editor and former postmaster, has chaired the Republican Territorial Committee.
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Washiington
Thomas B. Ferguson
Oklahoma
William M. Jenkins
Gov. Jenkins
Oklahoma Sanitarium Company
Gov
Jenkins
Watonga
Cheyenne Country
Kansas
Christian Church
Republican Territorial Committee
War Department to test white gloves from New York
The War Department orders Philadelphia Depot Quartermaster to purchase a limited supply of white gloves manufactured in New York for trial at major military posts to compare wear with German imported Berhimr gloves now issued to the army.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Philadelphia
New York
Germany
Resignations Accepted from Fort Morgan and Subivan Island
Major Meiad C. Martin, quartermaster, notified for official business at Fort Morgan Fort Berrancas and Subivan Island. First Lieutenant John F B Mitchell Jr of the Twelfth Infantry resigns his commission with acceptance to take effect November 29.
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Meiad C. Martin
Quatermaster
Fort Morgan
Fort Berrancas
Subivan's Island
John FB Mitchell
Naval assignments and detachments across ships and stations
Passed officers are reassigned to duty with Marine Corps detachments and naval building works. HT. WH. Haas departs Neefolk Ford for Kearsarge under Major H.C. Haines. T. F. Rukmix becomes assistant to the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company supervisor. Eugene Tobey moves from Don Juan de Austrian to Cavite Station.
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WH. Haas
Neefolk Ford
Kearsarge
Marine
H.C. Haines
United States Marine Corps
Sya
T. F. Rukmix
Newport News Shim
Pr Deck
Assitant
Eugene Tobey
Don Juan de Austrian
Cavite
Maritime Movements Report from Norfolk Yard
The Porter's vessel sailed yesterday from Norfolk. The Xankron arrived at the navy yard yesterday. The Delphin sailed today from Yorktown to Washington. The Leyden arrived in New York today. The New York arrived at Polink today. The Caesar arrived at Norfolk today. The Amphitrite was placed out of commission today at Boston. The Wasa remains as the monitor ship at Port Royal.
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Washington
Norfols
Xankron
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Delphin
Yorktown
Leyden
New York
Polink
Caesar
Amphitrite
Das
Boscteg
Wasa
Port Royal
Catarrh Influenza Bronchitis Sore Throat Treated
Reading from a medical notice, a remedy claims to relieve catarrh influenza bronchitis and sore throat by restoring the checked circulation through a natural tonic. The ad markets a patent formula with claims of quick relief and safer health.
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Brookshire
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James Engish
California
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Georgia
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Missouri
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James D. Chardson
House Committee On Rules
Came
Tio
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Nevada
Representative Fitzgerald
New Or
Demcracy
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Westchester
New York City
House of Representatives
Philip Gerst
W. J. O'Brien
John Ford
John S. Henry
Carvers’ Union
James Ryan
Pigs
Eperavers
Edward Keleff
Prapate
WilEat
John—C
Jo An
Marty Fie! & Son
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President Roosevelt
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Goodspeed
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Empire
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Truxton Hare
Scaris
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EX Quality
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Alaska
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Londo
BES
Wte
Hudson Bay
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Otter
W. H. Jenkins
T. B. Ferguson
Mr. Roosevelt
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Humphreys’ Homecrashie Meliecine Co
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