Senate Debates and Military Reorganization Deliberations
The Senate discussed tariff policy and foreign ship registry as critics challenged Philippine policy. Senator Frye explained ship subsidy provisions while Senator Hawley from Connecticut introduced a bill to reorganize the army amid broader legislative activity before adjournment.
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Miia Parise
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New Jersey
Military
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New York
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Frye
Senate
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Hawkey Connecticut
New York famine relief com receives large pending grant
Report notes 252,988 dollars allocated to famine relief in New York with a 2.2833 percentage reference. Adirondacks lumber region is blanketed with snow hindering work. An enraged Chicago Stock Exposition bull charged, injuring three auditors. Adolph Hultman and wife pleaded guilty to arson in New York, facing up to 40 years. Dynamite explosion in San Andres mines killed or wounded many miners. six corpses recovered.
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New York
India
Adirondacks
Chicati
San Andres de la Sierra
Mex
Tye
Escaped Ling Tomb At Dunnmore Coal Mine
Scranton correspondent reports a dramatic rescue at the Nayang colliery in Dunmore where 32 Tivbrt men trapped by a fallen roof were saved after two hours. Foreman John Gibbons guided the group to an airway opened through rock and debris as volunteers battled to clear a path despite continued rubble.
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Nayang
Dunmore
John Gibbons
Airvey Blick
Childre
Spe
Joseph Melvin
West Virginia duel ends in minister fatally shot
In Williamson county, a street duel between attorney Mr. Stokes and Rev. Wohl escalated when Wohl fired first. Stokes returned fire and died on the sidewalk along with the minister. Mrs. Levine fainted at the doorway, later recovering. Stokes remains silent. The incident shocks the community and highlights a violent fatal confrontation.
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Lavine
Mr. Stokes
Wobl
Stokes
Wohl
Mr. Web
Chance
Birs. Levine
Levine
A lively railroad war and bridge crossing clash near Toledo
A clash near Wapakoneta involved 50 workmen from the Columbus and Northwestern who toppled five box cars and tore up tracks of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad. A temporary injunction was issued, deputies arrested multiple workers, and cars were pulled into a ditch causing substantial loss. Other items cover Boer sieges in Pretoria, the Paris expo dinner, naturalization of two Afrikaners, a push to repeal the Fifteenth Amendment, and a fatal wagon accident in Lambertville with a farmer’s wife killed.
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Toledo
Wapakoneta
New East and West
Columbus and Northwestern
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton
W. B. Strang, Jr
Armstrong
C. H
Hauss
Schumacher
Columbus
Northwestern
Toledo and Ohio
Conscience Returns Stolen Goods in Boston Mystery
In Boston a chief inspector reports a strange case of conscience: two cases arrive with rolls of flannel and a letter detailing stolen contents from a Boston and Maine railroad heist. Payments of 143.57 and 70 then 74 dollars are acknowledged. a broader government expense outline follows with varied federal sums and local building estimates.
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Watts
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston Herald
J. N. George
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Boston and Value Railroad
War Revenue Bill Cuts Taxes and Reduces Stamp Dues
Washington lawmakers push a war revenue act revision cutting stamp taxes across schedules A and B. The plan lowers beer and tobacco duties, removes many exemptions, redefines mixed flour, and authorizes redeeming unused stamps. The measure targets fiscal relief before holidays, with section changes affecting legacies and administrative features.
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Mim Payne
Payne
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