Treasury Report Shows Surplus and Debt Details
The secretary of the treasury reports receipts of 8669,595,431.18 and expenses of 590,008,371, leaving a surplus of 79,527,060.18. The record covers revenues from internal and external taxes, postal service, customs, lands and buildings, and other sources, with notes on the national debt, foreign trade gains, currency reforms, and bank activity. The piece includes figures on silver coinage, gold and silver stocks, and the status of national banking with 3,810 banks in operation and capital increases during the year.
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Texas
Ohio
Twlinole
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New York
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Nebraska
Minnesota
New Jersey
Indiana
Virginia
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Connecticut
Maryland
North Dakota
New Hampshire
Michigan
Missouri
South Dakota
Colorado
California
North Carolina
Georg
Alabama
Wyoming
New Mexico
Washington
Massachusetts
Delaware
South Carolina
Tennessee
Pingree Pardons Two Generals in Michigan
Governor Pingree grants clemency to General We be White and General A F Marsh, ex National Guard officials convicted of conspiracy in a statewide misconduct case. White begins a ten year sentence. Marsh remains free on bond pending appeal. Both sought mercy citing military service and justice concerns.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Pingree
TOEO
Ceneral White
Jackson Prison
Taposed von Hilim
Ceneral Martel
White
General March
Dieskinie
Irion
Thetis AmerHak
Ellison
Kalimei
Blekbirtol
Atias
Leatinony
Circuit Juvigene Clee
Vaughan Polnties
Gard Fons
Cronel
Met
Weidlerson-Ames Company
Marek and White
Willi White
Ariline
Pete Puybog
Smallpox Outbreak Reported in New York City
An outbreak in New York with one new case in the fed era district on the west side and two deaths to date prompts vaccination of all employees. The pest house on North Brothers Island houses cases as officials fear further spread amid scattered infections across Manhattan.
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New Yorky
North Brothers Island
Infedera
Holmes
North Wrothers Islind
de. Dillingham
Health Board
General Mercier Sparks Senate Sensation Over Mobilization
General Mercier stirred a deep sensation in the senate during a naval debate by urging rapid embarkation methods for an expeditionary corps as a safeguard against English invasion. President Pathioves intervened, deeming the proposals out of order.
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Purvis
Deed
Mercier
Senate Todig
England
Pathioves
Wife contesting probate of late Hoyt in Nashua case
An Associated Press report from Concord, NC, details Mary B. Creon of Nashua challenging the will of Charles Hoyt, claiming Hoyt was of unsound mind when he signed. The filing requests probate be halted while witnesses are examined under New Hampshire statutes.
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N.C
Mary BE
Chreon
Unheya Ani Dlowoh
Nashua
Coudina
Charlea
Iloyt
Hoyt
Witiesens
Thive
Furly
Faulkner Under Guard Over Death of Constable Peter Bane
Exclusive report from Fort Worth details Faulkner and aide under heavy guard regarding the death of Constable Peter Bane in Dulles. The account describes the suspects’ attempted escape and ongoing investigation as authorities pursue leads and secure the scene.
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Faulkner
Fort Worth
Tex
Eugene Kaulkner
A. OW
Peter Bane
Dulles
Nate Woiting
Guam
Governor Stone Faces Protest Over Willie Bivould Pardon
In Harrisburg a protest grows over Governor Stone granting a writ of habeas corpus for Willie Bivould who had been tied to a New York case involving Mrs Marion Dind. Philadelphia reports a sum of 5 100 tied to the action.
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Marrisburg
Willie
New York
Marlon Dind
Philadelpha
Progress in the Senate Aids Pacific Harbor Policy Debate
The Senate opened a high stakes session on the ship subsidy bill. Senator Frye outlined the need to revive American shipping, contrasting costs with British and Norwegian rivals and noting U S harbor advantages in the Pacific. He cited figures on subsidies and speed scales as the chamber prepared to advance the measure.
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Senate
Wis
Frye
Maine
United States
Manila
Hong Kong
Great Britain
Norway
Frve
Germany
Spain
Mre
Tie
Britain
Clyde
Clyde Steamship Company
Commercecome
Purifying Tre Red Light Disturbance and Salvation Army Opening
Scare of women fled their rooms in the Red Light district as authorities cleared tenants. Landlords faced action amid a citywide purge, with many women leaving for Throckmorton New Jersey and other larger cities. Meanwhile an industrial loan site under Salvation Army guidance opened on West Fourteenth Street, with Mrs. Russell Sage expected to attend but delayed by bad weather. A separate injunction blocked interference with McCIlory's West Fifty Ninth Street business, as police monitored the scene and a proprietor prepared an opening night.
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New York
New Jersey
Estar
Fale Werner
Salvation Army
Weat Fourteenth Street
Amy Duces
Russell Sage
Tut
Valler
McCilory's
Adam Keseel, Jr
Hostile Demonstration in Cologne Reported by Exclusive Wire
An exclusive dispatch from Cologne describes a hostile demonstration outside a British mission with police dispersal. The report notes planned meetings by alleged organizers and mentions reactions from attendees and authorities.
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Cologne
Hove
Hotere Amd
Soremides
Kruger
Varlota Meditios
National Baseball Arbitration Meeting Set in New York
Exclusive wire reports that National League and American Association executives will convene at the Fifth Avenue Hotel New York on Monday December WW at 7 PM with a directors meeting at noon. The annual meeting of the National League and American Association will follow December 1 at 2 PM.
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Washington
Mreshlent Young
National League and
Anmwwicnth Association of Profesional Mise Hall
National Beans of Arbitration
Fifth, Avenue Hotel
New York City
Tragic Electrocution in Bordentown Man Ends Life
Exclusive wire reports a Bordentown man, Hamilton Mamilton, employed by a Walker, was electrocuted after grabbing a broken telephone wire. He stood across the street, then touched a live electric line with his arm and was fatally struck. He leaves a wife and child.
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Bordentown
N. J. Doe
Mamilton
To Investigate Hazing At West Point
Exclusive report states authorities will investigate hazing practices at West Point. The piece cites a cadet death last day, naming the junior cadet from Pennsylvania and referencing the secretary of war directing the inquiry.
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Woohington
Deo
dorAir
West Point
Daewe 1
Malis
Academy
Somecoth
Pennsylvania
Nine Men Are Killed in Freight Train Wreck Near Sulssun
A work train crew of twenty five to thirty collided with a freight train on the Southern Pacific line near Sulssun. Nine men were killed and twenty injured as over two hundred feet of track were torn up and cars piled in wreckage. Names of the deceased include John Thury and T Kelleher among others. Engineers and firemen escaped. Heavy rain and spray hindered visibility at impact.
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Suissun
Pres
Sacramento
Cala
Dee 4
Sulssun
Southern Pacific Railroad
John Thury
T. Kelleher
Atkin
Go Lumern
J. Hughes
Shane
Chanler Escapes From Bloomingdale Asylum
John Armstrong Chanler a wealthy former husband of Amelia Hives and cousin of Representative William Chanler escaped Bloomingdale asylum in White Plains after two years confinement. He wandered Westchester County with staff launching a thorough search. Authorities expect to locate him within a day.
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Westchester County
New York
John Armstrong Chanter
William Chanter
John Daveab Astor Ilas
Bloomingdale Asylum
White Mains
Chanler
Aste
Mer
Chanter
Mia
Lyon
Bringing Bodies Back From China
Exclusive AP report: remains of 74 soldiers and marines sail from Tuku China on the transport California to San Francisco. Bodies disinterred at Ten-Tsin Piet-Sang and Yang-Teen. unclaimed remains to be buried with honors at the Presidio. Hancock arrives with 29 more fallen in the Philippines and Honolulu. most to be returned to relatives.
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Tartington
Humphrey
China
California
Tuku
San Francisco
Presidio
Hancock
Philippines
Honolulu
Mrs McKinley Returns Home From New York City
Mrs McKinley arrived in Washington about 9 o clock this evening returning from New York City where she had gone for Christmas shopping.
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Mrs. McKinley
Associated
Washington
Doe
McKinley
New York City
Fire Destroys Rodgewood Power Hall in Huge Loss
Exclusive wire report states the Rodgewood power hall owned by Hrook lyn Rapid Transit was totally destroyed by fire. Estimated damage reaches $150,000, with details awaiting official confirmation.
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New York
Rodgewood Power Hall
Hrooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Weather and World News Highlights This Morning
The morning wrap mentions fair skies and a turning chill in today. Report sections include finance notes, congressional items, court actions, and local church activities.
Presbyterian Church considers revision of faith at meeting
A committee of clergymen and laymen in Washington reviews presbyteries votes on revising the confession of faith. Results show 47 prefer a revision with a supplemental statement, 10 prefer explanatory notes, and 83 responded with no action or no response. no decision is reached tonight and session adjourns to continue tomorrow.
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Washington
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
William Henry Roberts
Philadelphia
Roberts
Committee On Revision
Increasing Rates on Bituminous Coal
Exclusive wires report possible rail rate hikes on bituminous coal by several lines including Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio, Norfolk and Western. A 10 percent freight increase to Tidewater is discussed, with routes to Park Dilartry, South Amboy, Port Reading, Philadelphia, Baltimore and other points. Shippers anticipate hardship amid modest demand and current rates.
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Piosa
Philadelphia
Trnsylvainia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Wood Norfolk and Westar
Poontraula
Baltimore
Ohio
Cherpeake
Norwalk
Hanes
Lee
Tidewater
Woom Cleardeld
Park Dilarty
South Amboy
Port Reading
West Virginia
Chesiauke
Chopolite
Newport News
Norfolk
Western Telibeio
Treigina
Deaths Of A Day Exclusive Wire From The Associated Press
The Rev Edward W Gibman longtime secretary of the UK American Bible Society died at his home in Philadelphia aged 78 years. George W Dilworth senior member of the Dilworth Brothers wholesale growns died suddenly at home from heart failure. He had been prominent in the brains ofrwloe since D560.
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Poo. d
Edward W. Gibman
UK American Bible Society
Phudhibng
Vittebury
Deerd
George W. Dilworth
Dilworth Brothers
Stoddard Seeks Divorce Custody and Alimony
Mrs. Stoddard petitions the Middlesex County Court for a divorce from her husband L Stoddard. She seeks custody of their 17 year old son Theodore and alimony as part of the divorce proceedings.
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Dow
Maury
Postmaster Appointed for Wysox by Inclusive Wire
T Hollis was today named postmaster at Wysox Bradford county. The Associated Press report from Washington notes the appointment as part of standard civil service postings.
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Associated Press
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Dev
T. Hollis
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Bradford
Pittsburg Press Warns on City Law Options
Attorney Elphinstone leader of the Allegheny County Bar says no complete code of laws exists for a second class city and that existing third class city act legislation cannot be applied, leaving Pittsburg with limited options.
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Elphinstone
Alleghany County
Scranton Second Class City Question Sparks Pittsburgh Interest
Special to The Tribune, Pittsburg, Pa. Dec 4 reports Scranton wary of becoming a second class city while Pittsburg leaders push for broader reform. Discussion centers on changing city classifications, forming a four class system and overhauling Scranton and Pittsburg governance to patch a complete second class code.
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