Final Session of 5th Congress Delivers Territorial Statehood Debates
Washington dispatch reports the looming Senate action on admitting Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona as states, with a push to tackle trust legislation and tariff questions. House leaders aim to expedite appropriation bills while awaiting the President's message tomorrow and possible confirmation hearings.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Senate
House
Assie l Ater Press
Washington
Avigornie
Friends of the Teasure Edurine
Committee On Territorys
Crm
Republian
Senator Quay
Senate Quay
Quay
Friends of the House
Knox
Committee On the Judiciary
Yepret
McMillan
Michigan
General Alger
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Justicoe
United States Supreme Court
Hepburn
Iowa
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Department of Justice
Cannon
Mis
Gray
Appropriations Committee
Coal Strike Commission
London Dock
Carnegie Improves After Prolonged Illness
A London telegram reports Andrew Carnegie has risen from a two week bed rest and stood up for the first time since his illness. The message notes his condition is improving and gives a brief update from The Agaoelted Proas in November.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Deaths of a Day and notable figures across cities
Philadelphia reports the death of Clair McClade hotel proprietor of Mansion House Atlantic City and Columbia House in Philadelphia. Jacob Perkins, son of Hon. HW Perkins, dies at 4 years in Warren Ohio. John Bimott Ward, Savannah leader and former U S district attorney, dies in Dorchester Georgia. served as minister to China and mayor of Savannah.
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Philadelphia
Clairle Meclade
Athlantic City
S.J
McClade
Warren, O
Jacob Perkins
FB. Perkins
Savannah
John BiMott Ward
Iss
James Buchanan
United States
Dorchester
Ward
Georgia
Savanah
Buchanan
Ching
New York
Hanna Refuses to Resign as Senator and RNC Head
Senator Hanna Knight denies reports of resignation from the Senate or as chairman of the Republican National Committee. He says he will serve out his term and let Ohio voters decide on retirement, and will not return as RNC chair until the next convention and delegates choose a new head.
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Washington
Hanna Knight
Senate
Republican Natonal Committee
Kya
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Pershing's March Across Mindanao Reported
Captain Pershing and sixty men completed a march across Mindanao from Camp Vicars to Ulagai, possibly the first white expedition across the island. He addressed 500 Moros at Marahul and offered arbitration between rival tribes. other notes describe harsh actions by Ladrones and a harsh incident involving mutilation of a friendly guide. General Miles inspected Subig Bay and planned a coast trip toward Vigan and Ilagan.
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Manila
Captain Pershing
Mindanao
Camp Vicars
Ulagai
Chaplain Pershing
Miyudi
Maral
Mayada
Marahul
Pershing
Miles
Subig Bay
Hom Conte
Shanehii
State of the Currency by Exclusive Wireram Pie Associates
The Comptroller of the Currency Ridgely report to Congress shows on September 16 4001 reporting banks held aggregate resources and 4 2u8 127480.08 in towns and discounts. Individual deposits reached a record high and there was a decade long rise in resources loans and discounts and deposits. It argues for safer more elastic bank notes with a graduated tax and redemptions to enable contraction when unused. The report notes a strong tax history and outlines potential uncovered note issues and reserves to support safety.
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Wireram Pie Associates
Washington
Ridgely
Congress
Nacional Bank
Kingston Miners Submit Grievances to UMW Board
Four thousand miners from Kingston Coal plan to present their grievances to the United Mine Workers executive board. The company opposes check weighmen by the minute and refused on pay day to deduct monthly weighmen salaries from worker wages, sparking a crisis and today’s worker meetings.
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Ireas
Wilkes-Barre
Kingston Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Phe
The
Minéral Union
Need for a general army staff and unified command
Secretary of War Elihu Root urges creating a general staff as the army’s most important reform. He argues the top command is defective and that an empowered chief of staff coordinating supply, deployments, and planning is essential. The piece compares to Moltke and Atlantic precedents, notes civilian control, and cites past failures in Washington.
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Associated Treas
Washington
Mest
Elihu Root
Periona
Wight
Santiago
Tampa
Eller of Stam
Offeer
Cmd
Tes
Micewutles
Wern Moltke
William of
Prussia
Fieli
Congress
Alwass
Dome
Scott
New York
Sherman
To &J. Lele
Washinngtony
Sia
Sohouield
Sehoffeld
Stoker Strike at Marseilles Disrupts Port Traffic
Exclusive wire from The Astoniated Mrs. Marseilles reports a large stoker strike at Marseilles nearly halting steamship traffic. Troops deployed as two regiments of cavalry arrive to brace for emergencies. Delays hit Corsica and Algiers routes. 600 messengers await transport to Algiers. national vessels to sustain mail service. Strikers warn of a general port-wide strike if demands remain unmet.
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Marseilles
Hinds
Algiers
Corsica
Algierian
Tunis
Flower
Ishin
Maine
Muffled Rail Tragedy Report From New York to Rochester
An exclusive wire report describes a grievous incident on the New York Central tracks near Rochester tonight. The victim, identified as an unnamed traveler, was found severed from his body amid debris of a fast freight train. Authorities report a conflicting trail of details including a possible link to Chicago and a $800 payment, while other names and ship references from the Spanish American War era appear in the scrambled text.
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Hovdwater
XL. Va
New York
Conirol
Rochester
Chicago
Telegraphers Receive Increase On Wisconsin Central Line
Telegraph operators of the Wisconsin Central railway have been granted a raise amounting to two months pay for every employee in the department. The wage increase has already taken effect and December payrolls will reflect the higher earnings.
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Tom Thy Agweiato
Fond du Lac
Wis
Whaconsin Central Railway
Great Success of Scranton Singers
Special to the Beyanton Melbiine reports in Stroadsburg Pau that Mauid Mies and Peter P. Dornbliser celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary in Paradles township with seven children, many grandchildren, and even great grandchildren attending. The elderly couple, aged 82 and 78, appear healthy and cheerful.
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Stroadsburg
Pau
Mauid Mies
Peter P. Dornbliser
Todias
Paradles Township
First Snow Reaches Central Pennsylvania
The first snow of the season falls across central Pennsylvania with four inches in Altoona and lighter but measurable snow in surrounding towns. Reports indicate rapidly cooling temperatures and multi-town snowfall, with wet, slipping conditions and no major damage feared.
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Altoona
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Bellefonte
Cwunkherland
CATTLE MARKET CLOSED
The desoplatid Press reports the cattle market closing as shipments decline due to restrictions. An official note from Washington confirms limited permission to ship cattle, with trade activity affected by export controls and market conditions.
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Boxton
Sydvanke
Boston
Aleese
Bennett
Alllyeds and Cities Mentioned in Fragmented AP Report
Fragmentary text from an Associated Press dispatch mentions several city names including Liverpool New York and mentions Leaavudot Rawat and Leandendt Vitdealieal with scattered references to officials and places. The garbled OCR yields no clear event or outcome.
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Associated Press
New York
Alllyeds
Leandendt
O'gilwle
Liverpool
Moville
Teenager kills father after drunken beating in Cullman
Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press reports in Cullman Alabama on November 10 that 16 year old Charlie Wig killed his father after the elder King returned intoxicated and beat his wife. The youth then fired a double barreled shotgun into the father killing him instantly.
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Cullman
Ala
Charlie Wig
Kink
Hila
Scranton Choir Dominates Arions Festival Prizes
Scranton singers swept the Arions festival in Brooklyn winning the chief mixed chorus prize, the ladies chorus, three quartette prizes and two solo prizes. A German quartet prize went to Wilkes-Barre. Alfred Wu-ling and John Watkins led the winning entries as Parker of Yale praised the rendition as unparalleled.
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Brooklyn
Scranton
Arions
Scrantonians
Willie AP
Bui
Anne Thomas Deynon
Mile Quartette
Lige Seng
Porte
Prise
Bellrbert Qiniriente
Pinsuths Priae
Alfred Wonler
Alfred Tuiing
Mra
Rauth Bichitda Pleo Baribone Sale
Ksyearn Opaeaaa
Mivsehnoerd Pride
Wil Walkin
Sele
Vo Dee Divitie
Massenery Pikte
S—Utoimien Baestians
Parker
J. W. Parson Pico
S Scranton
Arthur Clagson
Arlons
Viventor Watkins
Weather forecast for Washington region
Forecast for Monday and Tuesday calls for snow Monday, clearing in the afternoon. Brisk to high northeast to north winds shift to west. Temperatures appear to fall sharply by Tuesday with a rising temperature swing.
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Washington
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