Spearheading Speakership Battle Dominates Congress
The House Speakership race dominates the session with Springer resisting retirement while Mills Crisp and McMillan gain and lose support. Illinois Iowa and Tennessee delegations shift as ballots proceed amid secret caucus maneuvers and rule debates. The scene reflects a tense, protracted fight with potential party splits and last chance pledges.
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Springer
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Judge .Hotman
Mills
Cesp
McMillan
Hack
Ilinois
onten
Newberry
Illinois
Ilo
friends of Mills
ovely
Michigan
Whiting
Messrs
Forman Fithian
Wike
Hayes
Associated Press
Towa
Joya
Tennessee
McMillen
Committee on Rules
Holman
Criep
McMhilan
Hatch
Stevens
Crisp
Match
Griep
Hateball Holman
Ind
O'Neill
Mass
Fithian
Foreman
Lane
Iowa
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Hateh
Bell
Arkansas
Sprayer
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Mattera
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Land Decision Opens 670000 Acres to Settlement
Secretary Noble ruled the Las Vegas grant in New Mexico was not an absolute grant but for those already allotted there. The grant was confirmed to Las Vegas town, with a survey and patent to entitled occupants. Nonpassed lands became public lands subject to entry under general laws.
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Associated Press
Wasmatcex
Noble
Las Vegas
New Mexico
United States
Mexico
Las Véeas
Telegraphic Brevities from Around the World
Advices from Zanzibar say Emin Pasha has striven at Wadela. Lemonier, president of the International League of Peace, died in Paris. Mrs Langtry cancels American tour engagements due to illness. White & Co of New York nearly resumes business. Bishop Waddams of Ogdensburg died aged 74. Mrs Parnell sails for England with son John. Belgian missionaries in Pekin: seven missing. Paris journal approves import of American pork to France with restricted ports.
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Zanzibar
Emin Pasha
Wadela
Lemonier
International League of Peace
Paris
Langtry
White & Co
New York
Waddams
Agnila
Pekin
Ching
France
Dunkirk
Havre
Sordeau
Mareellies
Dom Pedro Dead and New States Likely in 1900s
Cable and Associated Press report the death of Dom Pedro ex emperor Brazil. Details note his peaceful end, burial plans in Lisbon, and Countess N Eu claiming crown rights. Also predicts New Mexico and Arizona statehood before end of current Congress with Utah unlikely.
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Dom Pedro
Brazil
Cable and
Associated Press
Pavus
N’Eu
Dragulien
Lisbon
Dom
Pedro
ail
Ia D’Eu
Anmale
Deke Nemovura
D’Ex
Caicano
Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Congress
Paris
Baroness Desard
Ministry of War
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Arthur Cohen
Financial News
Cohen
Barne
New -York
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Hungerstraw
Nicholas Nagel
Frank Murray
yester
B. F. Norton
Sage
Russia
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Associated Press Sr
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Robert M. Jordan
Carmi
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Jordan brothers
Harrigan
Traian Deralléa
Memphis
Lewisville, New Orleans & Texas Railway
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Tex
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
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St. Pact
John Walfinger
Montgomery Lanurdra
Barrmore
Montgomery
Columbia Tron Works
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Standard Bank
Loupon
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Hung Chang
Manchuria
Cable and Associated Press
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Chainsap
Assocated Press
N. Ys
H'rain D. Wilson
State hospital
Ovaius
E. B. Witney
Union Pacific road
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