Congress Debates War Tax Cuts and Canal Treaty Actions
Washington dispatch reports the House postponing the Great Oleomargarine bill to study the army reorganization and a Ways and Means vote to cut war revenue taxes upon passage. The Senate approves a Dubuque Mississippi bridge amendment reducing height from 200 to 176 feet, then enters executive session on war matters and canal questions.
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Train Jump Near Buter Kills Two Beggars On Baggage Car
A Northern Pacific passenger train jumped the track three miles west of Buter Mont last night. Two men who were beating their way on the baggage car were killed. Engineer Kellam and Fireman Johnson were badly injured. No passengers were harmed. Cause unknown.
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Operation on Pope Tumor Removed
Dr Mazzoni pope’s physician performed a minor daytime operation to remove a tumor under the arm. In Washington Charles J Fyas commissary general was restored to duty by the president and placed on the retired list.
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Supreme court rules on railways and epileptic colony site
Springfield Dec 5 The Illinois Supreme Court denied leave to file a petition against Secretary of State Rose challenging incorporation of a railway company without capital stock. The ruling clarifies that a profit oriented corporation must have capital stock and sets a precedent for railway ventures. The State Board of Charities proposed locating the state colony for epileptics near Elsa Jersey County. The site covers acres in Notchelive and Ellstown. The railway company promises support and medical treatment advances. The board plans a will to be presented to the General Assembly. Presidential vote canvass shows Resul and Hend suspect party results from North and South divisions. Attorney Geneva Akio reports on enforcement against numerous corporations for antirestraint violations.
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Pests That Destroy Orchards Report on Honeybee Pests
Rep. vm the War Against Then by Onficials of Hiinets Urbana Dec 8 9 Prof Stephen A Forbes submits biennial report to governor on orchard pests in the state seven of forty four focalities still exist three in the north central three in the southern states under control 13 orchards cited for infestation Public interest tied to Milwaukee ro oke Mothers' Study club and others ninth district voting on measures epidemic concerns noted with bee rot and hedroplobia referenced
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Man on trial amid lynch fears in Measake County
A negro named in the Measake County circuit court case faces a potential lynching in the city as verdicts loom. Witnesses and officials race to ensure safety while the defendant stands trial.
New Populist Party Urged At Indianapolis Conference
Charles Mc Walter, secretary of the Middle-of-the-Road Poplist state committee, calls a December 22 meeting at the English hotel to spark a new national party. He says it will unite Social Democrats, Silver Republicans, Reform Democrats, and Prohibitionists, with Breen reportedly sympathetic to the movement. John Altgeld joins the effort.
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Prizes for Railway Men at Chicago and Alton
Chicago and Alton railroad workers will receive cash prizes for meritorious service. Awards will be given every six months in two classes for different employee groups, with division superintendents recording and rating performances. A meeting discussed river protection and other local issues as part of a broader civic gathering.
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From a Living Tomb Cave-In Traps Miners in Pit
Thirty two men at the Nayang colliery in Imuamore were buried by a cave in a morning. They remained with air, and Tod Gibbons led a careful escape attempt back toward the airway, reaching safety after a dangerous crawl through rubble. Sheriffs and deputies quelled violence in town as several injuries and shootings occurred during the unrest.
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The Hague Welcomes Kruger With Cordial Sympathy
The second chamber opened with President Gleichman proposing to welcome President Kruger and express cordial sympathy for the country. The proposal passed amid cheers as Kruger arrived. He was to be welcomed on behalf of the house. Kruger then departed by special train from Cologne to The Hague.
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Queen's speech calls for special session on empire costs
London December 6 The queen announces a special session of parliament to grant further provisions for expenses from military actions in South Africa and China. She directs that no other business be taken until the ordinary spring meeting.
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Rock Fall Claims Four At World Herald Mine In Aurora
Oliver Berri man Oeard Moore and James Dodson are dead and Bob Clevenger and Oscar Elliott seriously injured after a rock fall at the World Herald mine in Aurora Missouri on December 6.
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