Senate Pays Respect to Vice President Hobart
The Senate opened with tributes to Vice President Hobart’s memory as lawmakers addressed treasury depository policy and the handling of public funds. Secretary Gage outlined use of national banks for receipts, citing balance and convenience, with national banks in New York and other cities pivotal to daily distributions and historic precedents.
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Meaning of uniform duties in the Constitution debated
A discussion on whether duties imposts and exercises apply only to the boundaried area or extend to all U S territory. A treasury information request on oleomar garine shipping was adopted. The session also eulogized late Nebraska representative Green and proposed rear admirals Henry L Howison Albert Kauty George C Kenney Norman H Farber.
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Faith Healers in Trouble Over Death at Conwell Shumt
Grand Jury to investigate the death of Etlet Yates at Conwell shumt. Testimony centered on whether Heath’s death was due to appendicitis and if proper medical care was given. A physician wife attended the deceased, and services were provided by unfaithful water, with no taueToDts issued for the parties.
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Blackburn 15 Elected United States Senate Vote
Kentucky Legislature met in joint session to select the U S senator. Blackburn was elected after separate house votes. Also notes on Cecelia Sherman Miles, daughter of a general, and other brief items from the day.
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Quiet at the Front as Boers and British Rest
Telegrams from Capetown and London report mixed signals on Boer withdrawals and British naval actions. Disparate dispatches describe German ship seizures, troop movements, and ongoing casualties as World War I pressures mount.
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Dixon Captures Featherweight Title After Brutal Bout
In New York Terry McGovern lost early lead as Dixon controlled the fight at Broadway venue. Dixon sent a decisive series of blows to claim the World Featherweight Championship with a dramatic finish, crowd roaring as the referee stopped the bout.
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Telegraph Briefs From A Turbulent Year In The Midwest
A garbled telegraph digest reports multiple Midwest incidents including a fatal lockjaw case in Wisconsin, a fatality at a crosswalk in Chicago, and local derailment mentions. It also references political talks in Washington on Philippine affairs and stockholder actions in Indiana. Names include Glen Miller, Lorenzo Snow, and James MeCreary with scattered locations like Madison Street Chicago and Terre Haute.
Thugs Rob The Valley Coal Office In Daring Daylight Heist
Three men in fashionable dress with revolvers robbed the Lehich Valley Coal office at Thirtieth Street and Stewart Avenue in broad daylight. The cash drawer was emptied. a police pursuit followed as officers and clerks nearby aided the scramble to secure the scene. One clerk defended the cashier and a wide search for suspects began, with a reward offered by the county for capture.
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Root Declines Vice Presidency Per War Conditions
Henry Wayne of Wisconsin reports a letter from Elihu Root stating he will not seek the vice presidency. Root cites Cuba and the Philippines as causing a delicate situation, insisting his duty to run the War Department takes precedence over any candidacy.
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Flour finally released in Delagoa Bay dispute
The American flour seized at Delagoa Bay is released. Choate met Salisbury and received a verbal reply to Washington’s representations. A British note to the embassy followed. Washington expects no mediation answer soon due to precedent concerns. Banner Salve ad ends the item.
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