Senate Deliberates on Hawaiian Commissioners and Ticket Legislation
In Washington the Senate held no open business with executive session focused on confirming Hawaiian commissioners. Debates covered presidential power to appoint senators to other posts and related constitutional prerogatives. Separately the House advanced a ticket restraint bill targeting scalping and fraud, amid broad lobbying and partisan opposition.
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Hoar
Aldrich
Washington
Senate
Northway
Ohio
Love
Mississippi
Comnie
Desite
Senatore Union
Hawaiian Commission
Deint Hich Commission
Great Britain
Peace Commission
Paris
Ben‘ites Morgan and
Platt
Connecticut
Chandler
Bacon
House Passes Anti Ticket Scalping Bill 119 to 10
The House today approved the anti ticket scalping bill by a 119 to 10 vote. The measure targets profiteering in rail travel and follows the Interstate Commerce Commission's 1988 report. Hearings involved railroads and sellers amid ongoing legislative consideration.
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Eeron
New York
Sherman Htop
Bil
Interstate Commerce
Literature Commerce Commission
Bhernan
Lrondaged Deem, Ark
Brundage
Oerson
Ation Vou
Dinterstate Comeres Cormission
Nia
Congress
Railpeeds
Salpors
Pennsylvania Pensions and Names In Fragmentary List
Fragmentary OCR lists pensions and names from Pennsylvania records. Includes locations such as Washingen and New Albany, with scattered personal names and monetary figures. Details are incomplete and hard to verify from the provided text.
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Washingen
Ontiginit
Thomas J. Nicholson
Luneshore
Sys.urbana
Llaereade
Lilwind
Greene
Denton
Bradford
Sedgewick BR
Huff
Hawley
Bike
Orlando Waymon
New Albany
Branford
Willow
Hannah Dd. White
Atco
Wayne
Murry Vanderburg
Pittston
Brewers protest war tax and seek abolition measures
New York December 7 reports brewers from across the country gathering to oppose the wartime beer tax of one dollar per barrel and to draft steps toward abolition. Representatives from the largest brewing associations in the United States attended the meeting.
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New York
Bibseliy
Wil
United States
Pennsylvania Postmasters Appointed in Fourth Clear List
Washington December report lists new Pennsylvania postmasters including Brad Mountain BD J Weller Browne Anthony Brehm bomer Willian Cullen Nendell Mary M McQey Tough Kolimen and T W Marry in Brooklyn Browne building and other assignments.
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Washington
Dec. J
Pennsylvania
Brad Mountain
J. Weller
Brooklyn
Bldg
Browne
Anthony Brehm
Bomer
Willian Cullen
Nendell
Mary M. McQey
Toughk Kolimen
T. W. Marry
Cuban Parade Sparks Armed Outburst in Santiago
In Santiago de Cuba a group of about 75 Cubans on horseback marched through the streets armed with machetes and rifles near the cathedral, firing volleys that rang the bells. U S authorities investigated. officials noted the march violated regulations on armed groups.
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Macro
Santiago de Cuba
United Bidtes
Antonia Miteno
United States
Cabane
St. Thias Street
Roavom
Wood
Garcia
Herdquarters
Musician Barnes Dead in Harrisburg Hospital
Special to the Seroncon Tribune reports John F. Barnes, a fever patient, died at Harrisburg Hospital. He joined the regiment May 1 and served in Company G before transferring to the band. Barnes, 21, lived in Hallefeld with his mother and two brothers. He was mourned by comrades and family amid the unit's losses.
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Harrisburg
Camp Meade
Seroncon Tribune
Camp McKonge
Augusta
John F. Barnes
Mi. Kenna
Jeter
Barnes
Nypitel
Red Crew
Secretary’s Son Injured in Toboggan Accident
Rand Mere Quebec reports American Secretary of War’s son Thomas A. Alger Jr. was badly injured Sunday when thrown from a toboggan. He fell 20 feet, with a companion landing on him. His spine is injured and recovery may take at least two weeks while confined to his bed.
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Rand Mere
Quebec
Rehearing Sought in Clevelams Ringing Case
John Hennen Jr a driver from Johnapons Pa sought a rehearing on the charging of ringing at Clevelams last October. The petition appeared before the National Trotting Association reviews today and a decision was reserved.
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New York
John Hennen, Jr
Johnapons
Clevelams
Ion
Prince Will Not Come Denial Issued Amid Report From Washington
An official denial was issued regarding a report from Washington about the Prince. The false or unclear dispatches claimed involvement of American authorities and the White House, causing confusion over royal travel plans.
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London
Amerie
Pritts
Withee Jen
Weehington
United States
Mysterious Hermit Lived Hidden Life Near Easton for Twenty Years
A nameless hermit resided for two decades near Tetore Ville in Northampton County living in a hut built with rough materials. He spoke little to locals, avoided contact, and kept his past private while subsisting on vegetables and occasional small remittances. His wealth in Philadelphia was rumored, but no details about his origins or fate were disclosed after his death.
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Easton
Tetore- Ville
Hite
Philadelphia
de Teenl
Hull’s Army Bill Introduced In Congress
Representative Hull introduces a bill to raise regular army to about 100 000 men. The plan, framed at the War Department with War Secretary approval, differs from General Miles bill and opens some appointments to volunteers or civilians. It reorganizes artillery, expands cavalry and infantry, and envisions a 14 artillery, 12 cavalry, 30 infantry regiments structure with partial staff and medical corps expansion.
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Washington
Dec. i
Hull
House Committee On Military Affaire
War Department
Secretary of War
Miles
Porto Rien
Mar Nila
Dill
Wheeler Withdraws From Active Service in Army
Major General Wheeler will be relieved from active duty unless wars recur and will stay on the active list of volunteers until the army is mustered out. He retains legislative duties in the House while the Fourth Corps is temporarily led by General Chaffee and General Lawton is expected as permanent commander. The Second Corps is assigned to Cuba.
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Wheeler Profuity
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War Department
Alger
Corbin
United States Volunteer Arms
Wheeler
House of Representatives
Fourth Corps
Huntville
Ala
Chaffee
Lawton
Orp
Cuba
Jury selection underway as ten jurors seated
Ran Preocho December 7 report states the court focused on forming the jury. After two sessions only one juror joined the ten chosen yesterday and another venire was ordered for tomorrow morning when the jurors will be reseated.
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Ran Preocho
Bern
Steamship Arrivals Summary Card
Steamship arrivals list includes ships arriving in New York and Liverpool such as Midadic from Liverpool, Brillant from Antwerp, Nevehuid from Naples and Genoa, and Totton arriving at New York from Southampton. Also notes St Paul arriving in New York and ships heading to or from Liverpool and Antwerp with destinations including St Louis and Geno.
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Piece
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St. Louis
Souchampton
Brillant
Nevehuid
Antwerp
Bmx
Naples
Geno
Southampton
St. Paul
Totton
Gideon Marsh Pleads Guilty in Keystone Bank Case
Gideon Marsh former Keystone National Bank president pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiracy with cashier Lawrence to misappropriate bank funds and falsify reports. He was remanded for sentence next Tuesday, with the judge limiting remarks to matters directly related to the indictment and plea.
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Gideon Marsh
Keystone National Bank
Butler
Nate States District Court
Lawrence
Marsh
Charles Lawrence
Mareh
Ely
William H. Wanamaker
Bondaman
Mr. Wanamaker
Lawrencs
Cleveland
Keystone
John Bardsley
Alse
Bardaley
Marsk
Marah
Marek
Flutter
Courcel
John Sherman Joins Anti-Imperialist League Exec
At a meeting of the Anti-Imperialist league executive committee a letter from John Sherman urged the Senate to reject the treaty and free the islanders from U S and Spanish domination. Bishop Potter and James Z Carter were added as vice presidents. Over 500 petitions protesting imperial policy were received, and plans were made to present them to the Senate.
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Anti-Imperialist League
John Sherman
Senate
United States
Island
Spain
Aguinaldoe
China Ace
Equator
Washington
Bishop Potter
New York
James Z. Carter
League
Hoxton
Weather and Local News Roundup Scranton
A mixed morning roundup reports weather hints and local notes. It mentions political talk of independents, indictments, incidents in Pittston, and ongoing crime and court mentions. Also references to local industry, health, and regional news in Scranton and surrounding areas.
Madison Square Bicycle Race Draws Largest Crowd at Six Day Event
New York crowds fill Madison Square Garden for the six day bicycle race as leaders Pierce and Miller trade the lead. Miller finishes near 1,100 miles while Forster and Elkes deliver notable stunts and a motorized bicycle excites fans. Miller's sweetheart Miller awaits a possible marriage proposal.
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Madison Square Garden
Miller
Fpicree
Pierce
Tie
Fierce
Forster
Waller
Fourth Avenue
Middle Bald
Harry Elkes
Henry Fornier
France
Elke
Board of Health
Gross
Bliven
TL A. Om
Frey
Miss Hanson
Chicago
O'Donnell
Lower Place
Chinags
Albert
Stevens
Grimm
Nawn
Lawson
Hale
Aronson
Sehm
Eastern League Meeting Focuses on Buffalo Resignation
The Eastern Baseball league opened in New York with Buffalo's resignation as the main item. Attendees included Googe A. ONeill Montreal W H Draper Providence George Kintech Syracuse Charles Shenn Springfield George Stogmaier Wilkes Barre James Franklin Buffalo J C Chapman and Williki Hirnie. The action was accepted and will be presented to the national board of arbitration next Tuesday at the Fifth Avenue hotel to seek ratification to set a precedent allowing a fully compliant club to switch leagues.
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New York
Eastern Baseball League
Buffalo Club
Googe A. Oneill
Montreal
W. HH. Draper
B. WM. Kirby
Providence
George Kintech
Syracuse
Charles Shenn
Springfield
George Stogmaier
W. Gotekel
Wilkes-Barre
James Franklin
Buffalo
J.C. Chapman
Will
National Board
Eastern League
Hich
New York Woman Found Dead in Cellar Arson Suspect Arrested
In Titledavenue New York Dee Mary McCarthy a woman of dissolute habit was found deaf today in a cellar of a house. Suspicion falls on James McFarthind who entered the cellar last evening with her. He was arrested on suspicion as authorities investigated possible arson and homicide.
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New York
Dee
Mary McCarthy
Indiowilouy
Ty Sirenunning
Jame McFarthind
Polles
Jury Deliberations Begin in Jay Gould Blockade Case
In Albany the jury retired for the night with the Mire Coly flor blockade case unresolved. Courtroom buzz centered on a possible jury disagreement as deliberations continued.
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Albany
Mire Coly Flor
Jay Gould Helm
Enw
Oscar Gardner Acquitted in Pride Oenog Case
Oscar Gardner is acquitted by a jury in Colombo OF on charges of Pride Oenog. The trial involved allegations of illict conduct and a fatal injury to Bilout 0, with the jury returning an indictment for prize ta ting.
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Colombo
Dediecee
Gardner
George
Bilout
Filipinos Favor Protectorate View Amid Independence Debate
Manila dispatch notes native press pushing independence and compensation for Spain. Some leaders advocate a strong protectorate as best path, while others warn of a potential risk from less liberal nations. Local elites dispute tales of hostility toward Americans and urge peaceful acceptance of the inevitable U.S. role.
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Frey
Manila
United States
Spain
Philippines
Independensia
Puiper
McKinley
Chicago
Aguinaldo
United Stats
FIGHT AT PARIS OPERA OPENS IN FIRE REBUILD
Paris witnesses a tense opening night at the Opera Comique after its fire repair. The gala crowd includes M Faure diplomats and notables. Police report clashes and shootings with several injuries and multiple arrests amid Dreyfus affair debates.
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Paris
Opera Comique
M. Faure
Faure
Oniy Shouteut
Vine
Marseilles
Doc
M. de Pressense
The
Temps
Dreyfus
Former President Grover Cleveland Opposes Annexation
Grover Cleveland, in Princeton interview, states he remains opposed to all features of annexation from Hawaii to the Philippines. He emphasizes his Hawaii policy and refuses to detail beyond his convictions, asserting no change in stance since his administration.
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Princeton
N. J
Berlin government stance on Caroline dispute amid peace treaty talks
The Berlin government defers action on the Caroline dispute awaiting the final form of the peace treaty between the principal powers and the United States. A potential diplomatic approach exists but no steps will be taken until the treaty is settled.
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Lowson, Dew
Berlin
Drews Set for Sharp Boxing Showdown in Lenox Meet
New York reports Sharkey and Wid will clash in an event before Lenox Athletic Club. Famed competitors vow to sign up with McCoy soon while another bout determines a challenger for Hob Fitaeimoawns. The fight card unfolds early next month with the winner advancing.
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New York
Hu. T
Wii
Sharkey
Lenox Athletic Cial
Fitaeimoawns
Sharkes and McCoy
Ortlodon
Mad Mullah Fights Nawab in Swat Valley Clash
Renewed fighting erupts in Swat Valley between Mart Mulla forces and Nawab of Dir drawn into battle. Reports say forty killed or wounded as clashes continue with uncertain outcomes.
New York and Havana Moped Incident Reported
Fragmentary text describes an event involving New York and Havana with unclear details about a statue or monument, a moped operator, and a news report dated December. The fragment mentions arrival off a coast and uncertainties about specifics.
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New York
New
Washington Two, 77a Diet for Tivreday
Forecast shows Pennsylvania and western regions facing conditions on Tivreday. Weather outlook notes cool temperatures with scattered showers and light winds across central areas.
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Washington
Porecastor Pennsylvenia
Fabry Mathit Westerhy Whinie
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