Federation of Catholic Societies Opens in Cincinnati
A historic Catholic church federation meeting in Cincinnati seeks to unite all societies in the country to promote charitable work and church reform. About 1,000 attendees included prominent prelates and laity. temporary president Ree led proceedings and officers were chosen. Copper markets opened stronger on foreign bourses with Amalgamated Copper up 1 percent despite lingering settlement rumors. Thomas Lawson predicts Amalgamated share price around $189.
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Fe Minhon McFaul
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Amalgamated
Unclear fragmentary report on a Washington incident
A garbled OCR passage describes an unconscious person found on a Washington route and mentions a mutilation or crime. Names and events are distorted, with references to Ayres, Bennig, Walter, and a possible robbery. The piece lacks coherent details or dates to form a complete summary.
Fragmentary notice hints at protocol and camp meeting
Fragmented text mentions Nicaragua and a treaty, with scattered references to an officers’ meeting and a camp. It is unclear and incomplete, but suggests scheduled gatherings and possible formal actions.
Pittsburg Meet Frames Scalping Law Debate at Federation
Scranton Pa December 10 delegates at the Federation of Labor discuss a resolution demanding public control of utilities and opposing scalping legislation. Railroad telegraph operators fought to secure a recommendation but the measure passed amid debate.
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Leanine
Federation of Labor
Washington Guests and New Play at National Theatre
Visitors from New York Philadelphia and other cities have come to Washington to see Mrs Carter and David Belasco built play Dr Barry at the New National Theater tonight The navy department follows the official trial of torpedo boat Decatur on the Chesapake Bay Barron Island course Described as a 420 ton 6000 horsepower destroyer built by Trigg Shipbuilding Richmond The McKinney Nation Memorial Association led by Judge William Ro Day held a meeting planning the memorial fund and related issues
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National League Meeting Opens in New York and Delaware
The annual National League meeting begins today with discussions spanning New York Delaware and Washington. League officials and team representatives gather to review standings schedules and governance matters for the season.
New York Ceramic Arts Exhibition Opens at Waldorf Astoria
The tenth annual exhibition of the Keramic Arte guild opened today at the Waldorf Astoria New York and runs through tomorrow. It features member works and a notable loan collection from prominent American potters.
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King Edward Sets Date for Coronation
London reports King Edward designates the 28th as the coronation date. The announcement sets a ceremonial schedule to mark the royal event with expected national observances.
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Edward
Defense in Bonine Case Delayed to Tomorrow Morning
Washington reports the Bonine case defense rested this afternoon with arguments scheduled for tomorrow morning.
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Washington
Turner Street Grading Bid Invited by City Council
City council advertises for bids to grade and gravel Turner street from Mission to the city east boundary. Bids due to city recorder by the 10th. Contract awarded to the lowest bidder who must collect payment from property owners. Four new plague cases and one death reported at Rio Janeiro.
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Philippine tariff bill sparks committee report in Washington
Republican members of the ways and means committee agree on a Philippine tariff bill. It establishes a Dinghey Taft duty on goods from the Philippines, with duties held in a separate fund for Philippines government use. Bill to be reported to the full committee and then the house. The report also notes bank absconding cases in Los Angeles with H. J. Fleishman, and details on a San Francisco bank’s financial standing.
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Ways and Means
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Taft
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Angeles
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Isthmian Canal Report Referred to Commerce Committee
The Isthmian canal commission report was referred to the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. Payne of New York secured a motion to adjourn on January 6. Senate began with executive session for the Has-Paun treaty consideration in Washington.
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Payne
New York
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Senate
Washington man offers minting project in Spokane
A fragmentary report notes a Turner from Washington proposing a minting or construction venture in Spokane involving a building and facilities at a site described as Tatotsea. Details are unclear but indicate a proposed project connected to Tacoma and Spokane.
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Spokane Gullaing
Washington
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Turner
Opposition to Knox by Antitrust League in Senate Inquiry
The Antitrust League voices opposition to Attorney General Knox before the Senate Judiciary Committee. The group argues Knox should not be confirmed and claims the league's renewed efforts aim to shape the confirmation process, citing concerns over a proposed billion-dollar steel tariff and potential antitrust implications.
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Genate Judiciary Committee
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Eenase
Congressmen Tongue Named to Two Committees and Chair
Washington announces Speaker appoints Tongue to Circulation and Arid Lands committees. Loud of California chairs the Postal Roads panel while Tongue of Oregon chairs Circulation and Arid Lands.
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Headeraan
Ofalifornia
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Tongue
Oregon
Gage to pay bonds not yet due to ease money market
Secretary Gage announced plans to relieve the money market by paying interest on bonds not due until January. The decision was made this afternoon and will take effect next Saturday.
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Washington
Weekly Bag of Boers Report From London War Desk
Lord Kitchener reports the weekly bag of Boers as 17 killed 37 wounded 72 captured and 45 surrendered. He notes the southwestern corner of the Orange River colony is cleared and states the Boers under Maritz were defeated at an attack on the Tontellsbosch garrison.
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Orange River Colony
Maritz
Tontellsbosch
Zion City receivership hearing draws crowd with dramatic testimony
Dee te-Dr John Alemin and a large crowd filled the courtroom as Judge Tuley heard arguments for appointing a receiver for Zion City. The proceedings featured intense cross examination about alleged fraud tied to Stevenmombu’s investments in Zion properties. Delegates from Ohio, Michigan, California and other states attended the convention of the American How Bugger Manufacturers' Association outlining mutual protection plans and actions against tariff opposition.
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Deer-Heet
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California
Columbia Alumni Dinner for Seth Low in New York
New York December 16 Seth Low elected mayor of Greater New York will be guest of Columbia alumni at a Sherry's dinner tonight. Alumni council extends invitation to honor his distinguished services as president of the university amid graduates’ appreciation.
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Seth Low
Greater New York
Columbia
Sherry's
Low
Paris Opens Fourth International Automobile Expo
Paris hosts the fourth international Automobile Cycle and Sports exposition opening at the Grand Palais. The display features automobiles, motorcycles, parts and accessories with races and other competitions planned during the event.
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Grand Palais
Distinguished Speakers in Boston Banquet Notes
Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith comes to Boston to address the annual Merchants' association banquet. Senator na of Ohio and Henry Watter- Count Leo Tolatol are mentioned among the distinguished attendees. Tolatol has recovered from illness and resumes daily walks and work.
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Merchants’ Association
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Ohio
Henry Watter
Leo Tolatol
Freight Fight Sentiment Hits Freight Lines Amid Cuts
A Utah based community fears heavy railroad fare reductions as 35 percent schedule cuts ripple through. Rumors of further slashings from agents threaten Westbound routes from Chicago and routes to Omaha. Reported today at 20 percent with rumors of 60 percent off later.
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Carnegie offers ten million for university project
Washington December report notes Andrew Carnegie proposed a ten million dollar national university in Washington. Presidents and advisors discussed the plan at a meeting, with supportive sentiment rising among attendees. A separate note from New York dated December 10 mentions airship ventures and a memorial project for President McKinley garnering Canton movement support.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Alines
Andrew Carnegie
Alveteld Lee
Oakland Thrown and Australia’s Heaggerty Lead Tonight
Oakland Calif Doc Kia La Vigne, former champion of his era, will enter the ring tonight against Tim Heaggerty of Australia in what is billed as a real line bout. Heaggerty has been in California for some time but this marks his first major appearance in the United States. In other news, five more Black passengers died from injuries in the Iron Mountain wreck near Malvern Ark, bringing the total fatalities to an alarming number.
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Kia" la Vigne
Tim Heaggerty
Australia
California
Wilkesbarrie
Iron Mountain
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Fuel innovations at St Louis World's Fair 1903 plans
Report from St Louis notes new Texan iron fuel to power the Mammoth Exposition power plant. Negotiations by exposition management aim to run the Louisiana Purchase Exposition with fuel savings, ash reduction, and smoother transport access.
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ST. Louis World's Fair
Schley Court of Inquiry Sealed Until Week's End
Navy department officials guard the Schley court of inquiry details. The Pepper of the court will be submitted before week’s end, with no one certain of its outcome. Secretary of the Navy remains in the dark about the final conclusions.
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Navy Department
Schley Court of Inquiry
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