Democrats nominate Car Mack to succeed Turley in Senate
In Nashville Tennessee democratic legislators nominated by acclamation I W Carmack to replace United States Senator Turley. The item notes broad political maneuvers, wartime lending talk, and other national affairs from the period.
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New York
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Terrible wrecks near Faraman threaten lives of passengers
Reports from Marseilles describe the stranding of the mail steamer Roasia from Oran off Faraman with 50 passengers and 40 crew. Lifeboats and tugs failed to reach her amid hurricane winds as rockets and communications prove futile. Bodies later wash ashore as lifeboat crews press on with rescue attempts and French steamer Aussie is reported ashore nearby with unknown fate.
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Senate Debates War Records and Army Bill Proceedings
The Senate opened with Pettigrew urging the Secretary of War to send a record of all regular army officers appointed to the volunteer service. The army bill was discussed, with McCumber opposing a change to the army canteen opening hour as river and harbor appropriation work proceeded.
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Supreme Court Arguments on Territorial Law Application
Frederick Coudert continued argument in the Delta case before the U Supreme Court. He asserted that "Upsted Beatos" is a geographical term and that existing law should apply across territories including Louisiana California Porto Rico. He claimed no difference between territorial acquisitions and Porta Kien in the law.
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Railroad Combination Rumor Ties Great Northern to St Paul Deal
A report from New York notes Wall Street discussions this morning on a potential community of interest between the Great Northern and Northern Pacific, with Jim Hill Pierpont Morgan the Lament Norman Heaton and Robert I Lincoln cited. The St Paul arrangement is a central theme, with rumors also mentioning Burlington in the mix.
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Senator Hoar Proposes Philippine Amnesty Amendment
Washington January 9 Senator Hoar offered an amendment to a bill providing that no further military force be used in the Philippines except to protect persons or property deemed due from the United States until the president proclaims amnesty for political offenders. The amendment would restrict force and tie action to peaceable measures under U.S. authority.
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Rochester Fire Toll Grows With Allen Elmore Death
Rochester N Y residents report Allen Elmore the twenty ninth victim of yesterday's orphan asylum fire. Eleven others remain in serious condition as rescuers continue to treat the injured.
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Armour Laid To Rest In Graceland Cemetery
The body of FP. 51 Armour was laid to rest today beside his wife in the family lot at Graceland cemetery. Prominent Chicago professionals and businesspeople attended the funeral, with private services held at the Armour residence. A vast floral display accompanied the solemn rites before the casket lay in state at the Armour mill and was moved to a special train for burial.
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President McKinley Improving After Illness
Washington reports mixed health briefings on President McKinley with doctors saying his condition shows improvement and the illness is following a normal course. Secretaries Corleyou and Misey note no complications and that he remains confined to the head for treatment and rest.
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Jan
Bank Teller Guilty Of Large Thefts In New York
Alvord a bank teller at the First National Bank of the ait pleaded guilty this morning to stealing 960000. He faces sentencing next Tuesday as the case concludes.
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Jan
Alvord
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Legislature Opens Session Elects Sherman Speaker
Springfield reports the legislature convened at noon and elected Sherman as speaker. The body listened to the governor's address, then adjourned to meet tomorrow morning.
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Jan
Sherman
Gotll
Queen’s French Visit Seen as Shadowy Prospect
London reports uncertainty over a possible early spring visit of the queen to France as court circles grow wary of her frailty and a feared collapse.
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France
To Labor on Sugar Plantations
The steamer City of Pekin carried Honolulu bound workers to sugar plantations. Four Porto Ricans and seventy eight Alabama negros were taken aboard for plantation labor duties.
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Flood Recedes as Modesto Faces Submerged Farmlands
Flood waters at Modesto California subside but bottom lands remain under water. Tuolcre river reached its highest level in twenty years yesterday, disrupting agriculture and local traffic.
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Calif
Jan
Stock market report from Chicago and New York brokers
The report from I L Ray and Co Chicago Board of Trade and New York brokers notes lower morning prices and a decline toward the close. It mentions money rates and a general weaker tone with stocks down and trading below the prior day.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
A brief ad style claim cites Dr Pepper brand remedies for rapid cold relief. The fragment mentions a teen name and a one day cure promise but lacks verifiable details or medical evidence.
Great Fire in New York Harbor Destroys Property
A severe blaze in New York Harbor caused estimated losses around 500000 with no deaths or injuries. The fire started on the excursion steamer Tollewsid near Brie Basin and spread to the Coya, which exploded after catching fire, affecting nearby stores and lighters while tugs fought the flames.
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Boers Near Kimberly and Cape Town Skirmishes Reported
Reports say Boer forces approach Kimberly within ninety miles of Cape Town. Eyewitness corps clash at Picknondersberg with casualties. Invasions repelled twenty miles from Dignetborg ninety miles north of Cape Town. A steam yacht Mauping sank at her moorage after heavy snow, valued at $40,000.
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Two Black Men Hanged for Robbery Murder in Washington
Washington authorities hanged Pat Washington and Jane Jones along with Geo Ward for the murder and robbery of Alexander Woetlich. The condemned were sentenced to death earlier this week after their conviction for the crime committed in the city.
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Report on Bellevue Hospital abuse charges released
The afternoon release confirms a report on the brutal treatment of patients at Bellevue Hospital by three nurses. The charges are sustained by the findings, documenting alleged mistreatment and related misconduct.
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N. Y
Hellevue Hospital
Reversible development hints at life span renewal research
An article by Loeb examines reversibility in morphogenetic processes observed in hydrozoa and related organisms. Experiments show aging materials may revert to undifferentiated states and reform into different forms, suggesting death may not be inevitable at a senile stage in theory.
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Fort Morgan Officer Accused Of Taking Bribes At Mobile
Secret Service and local detectives arrest Captain King, quartermaster at Fort Morgan Alabama, amid accusations he received 1000 dollars in bills from contractor J H Hobson. Case hinges on statements by Captain King and alleged threats to identify others to officials.
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