Nation's University Proposal Returns to Congress
Washington reports that a plan to establish a national University of the United States will be introduced in both houses. The bill envisions a high type of institution with a council of prominent educators and public figures, nonsectarian, and linked to other learning bodies. Aimed to begin operations by the centennial of Washington's request in 1888, with endowment in U S bonds.
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George Washington
Washington
University of the
United States
Commissioner of Education
Smithsonian Institution
National Academy of Bseiences
University
Senate
University Council
University Square
Naval Observatory
Board of Regents
United States Treasury
National University
Urea
Revolutionary Arts
Aleo
John Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Moire
John Quings Adams
Jiekeen
Ain
Cant and Hayes
Muon Tie
Treen
Na. Howe
John W. Moot
Wiroorein
Europe
Filton and
House of Representative
R Hy
Edmunda
Vermont
Benator Proctor
John W. Hoyt
University Committee
Hoyt
Senate & Memorial
Proctor
Hill
Hunton
Virginia
National Committee of One Hundred
Wolh
Medlville W. Fuller
Justhe
George Edmunds
William Pepper
University of Pennsylvania
Andrew DB. White
Germany
Oscar S. Straues
Turkey
John Lee Carroll
National University Committee
Towacirele
Puller
Kyle Chiairain
House
Milton A. Richardson
Moston
George Washington Memorial Committee
Aub Merington
University of
Weehington
Trish
Elvins
Xrontiognd
Heath
Weyler's Arrival Sparks Mixed Reception in Madrid
General Weyler arrived in Madrid to a mixed welcome, saluted by officials and republicans alike as he disembarked. A crowd gathered at the station before dispersing, while Weyler's party claimed thousands cheered from the streets. He is to be received by the Queen tomorrow amid uncertain Cuban affairs.
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Weyler
Madrid
Agcurraga
Borrero
Sixth Army Corps
Ira
Senor Romers Rolleda
Il Correo
Mckinley
Cuba
Insurgents’ Plans Checked Amidunclear Havens Dec 1
Fragmented dispatch from Havens notes insurgent forces showing reduced activity and mixed signals. Reported doubts about surrender or acceptance of autonomy terms reflect pessimism for a peaceful end to the uprising.
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Havens
English Advisers for Vale and Cambridge Oarsmen to America
Rumors say two Cambridge oarsmen associated with Leander may travel to America after an approach involving Vale and Cambridge advisers. The talk mentions potential involvement with Yale rowing matters and possibly coaching or influencing the Yale crew.
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Cambridge
America
London
Dee
Aldie
Cimbrides
Leander
Henry Ind
Fernie
Bargain Sale Of Cats Shocks Philadelphia Store
A Philadelphia department store plans a bargain sale of cats. A Waterville Maine shipment of core arrived for the sale and the store owner plans showing them in a ble department. The shipment includes cats described by odd varieties and prices.
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Philadelphia
Waterville
Quaker Oy
Sun Spots Observed In Large Group Near Solar Center
Professor William J. Brooks of Smith Observatory reports a vast solar disturbance visible to the naked eye through smoked glass. The group appears well defined with small telescopes, measuring about 0,000 miles in length.
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Feoneva
Dee
William J. Brooks
Smith Observatory
Brooks
Coming Week in Congress Forecasts Senate and House
A detailed forecast of congressional action outlines the Senate’s focus on immigration and census legislation, with expected debates and potential delays. It notes greetings for Holman and possible adjournment for holidays, plus House plans to launch a broad fight against civil service reforms.
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Washington
Senate
Holman
Indiana
Amon Friends
Senter Gibson
Maryland
Carter
Lodge
Civil Service
Friends of Annexation
Committee On Foreign Relations
House
Halmin
Fire damages large Philadelphia carpet firm in blaze
Fire swept through John Dobson’s wholesale and retail carpet rooms on Chestnut Street injuring the building and stock. Damages quote 220,000 to 300,000 with insurers including Commonwealth and Trust. Cause undetermined. ruins smoldered all day as crowds viewed the scene.
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Philadelphia
Mugle
Turines
Dobwan
Huilding
Wick
Hiorpless Brose
Dohwan's
Sion
Commonwealth Pitch, Insurance and Trust Company
Aleruing Deltona
Hoekne Stationary
Sharpless Bros
Commonwealth Company
Hopkins
Hopkins Rose Was By Waiter Fire Marshall Thompson
Railroad Censured Over Fatal Clair Street Accident
A jury in Port Huron inquest faulted the Grand Trunk Railroad for delays and poor signaling after a collision that killed Conductor Duon and Brakeman Dalton. The verdict urged adoption of a signaling system to improve rescue efforts and body recovery at the scene.
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Port Huron
Mich
Cara, Wos
Clair Stunnell Noquinder Fs
Grand Yrunk Railroad Company
Senator Howe Recovered From Illness In New York
Senator Mark Howe Wo wne said at the Waldorf Astoria hotel tonight he has recovered from the illness that kept him bedridden for several days in New York City.
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Mr. Hayes
New York
Mark Howe
Wauldorf-Autorn
Miller Wins the Race at Madison Square Garden
Miller of Chicago won the long distance race at Madison Square Garden amid a packed field including Joe Rice of Wilkes-Barre and French rider Breyhiurne. The event awarded substantial purses with detailed prize shares and drew extensive discussion over competitors and coaching choices.
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Chicago
New York
Deo
Madison Square
Garton
Miller
Climo
Sinal Bcore
HE Horns
Miles
Lapis
Wille
LNGTV
Coccenrsevnesesssas
BCC
Pillas
Mlooro
Ieeess
Vacacesseress i
Hencot
Jonson Ceseeseseereencee
Menia
Nueme
Niles Awiteeh Miller
Joe Rice
Behlinneer
Teddy Hite
Woaller
Pirres
Gotten
Gunton
Batverman
Hivierte
Roreiple
Miu Hantmoely
Ion
Rivierre
Howe
Rene
Wilkes-Barre
Mieke
Binha
Milli
Teddy Hole
Mle
Allie
Lina
St. Louis
Pebrimry
Galton
Julius
Kinterman
Harts Eiko
Aig
Tie Wills
Florida
Tuvierre
Breyhiurne
Whittlesey Missing in Council Bluffs Mystery
Council Bluffs surveyor Dow Whittle has vanished amid suspicions of defalcation. He reportedly fled after a local importer refused to honor a consignment, seeking funds to cover debts. friends say he admitted shortfalls in government accounts and took money to help him flee, leaving his books unfound.
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Council Bluffs
Dow
H. N. Wiaitthas
Council Biwi
Howe
Chhance
Steamship Mons Arrives With Australian Gold Shipment
In San Francisco the steamship Mons from Australia delivers a large consignments of gold totaling 1,775,000 dollars. This marks the fifth shipment from the same source in five months and raises the year’s gold imports from Australia to 11,375,000 dollars by August.
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San Francisco
Mons
Australia
Anthle Gore
Wold
Mullen Assassinated in Amite City Tonight
In Amite City Mississippi Theo Mul len, brother of Judge Mullen of Hureau gard, was assassinated here tonight. The report cites D Mul len as the assailant.
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Amite City
Miss
Theo
D. Mullen
Mullen
Hureaugard
Min
Mrs McKinley Mother Nancy Allison McKinley Dies in Canton
Nancy Allison McKinley mother of President William McKinley died at 2:00 am in Canton in the West Tuscarawas Street home. She supported her son from his early career to the presidency and accompanied him to Washington for his inauguration. Funeral at First M E Church Canton followed by West Lawn cemetery burial. Washington officials plan to attend and return the same day.
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Canton
Meny Venrse
McKinley
Dee
Nancy Alison McKinley
President McKinley
West
Tuscarawas Street
Helen
Grace
James McKinley
Washington
McKinley Hadcome
Nancy Allison McKinley
England
Virginia
Allison
Geen County
Pennsylvania
Amor Allison
Nanes
Ann Campbell
Marly
Parrfield
Niles
Poland
Twivid Allison
Anne
James
Mupry
Helen Minerva
Sarah Elizabeth
M. A.J. Duncan
Cleveland
William
Abigail Cecil
Abner
New York
William McKinley
Moon
Nancy Alileon McKinley
West Lawn Cemetery
Capitol
Mother Mechinles
Somerset
Alger
Pitebure
Duncana
Piss
Interior Department
Algor
McKenna
Gary
Porter
Mother McKinley
Iield- Secretarien
Mise
Wilson
Sherman
Long
Guage
Hobart
Femmin
Senate
Mire
Mre
Mra
Al@er
Pennsylvania Railroad
White House
Civic federation calls for reform at primaries meeting
Chicago reform groups plan a conference in New York to discuss primary election laws and turnout. Attendees include mayors, ex-officials, and business leaders from major cities to study safeguards and anti corruption measures.
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New York
Ralph M. Ealy
Civic Federation of Chicago
Misuchusetts
Maryland
Minois
New Jersey
Obio
Manhattan
Dia
Perte
Eal
William J. Strong
Alcom
Hewitt
Minater
Turkey
Oscar 1. Straus
We Tin A of Trade
Darwitt
James
Charles
Milholland
Clive Chamberlain
William Ivans
Cornelius van Cott
Charles Sehurt
Gustav Schwab
Henry Randall Waite
American Institute of Cleics
ALP
Gilkeston
Seretary League
American Muntcipilither
George Ky McAlany
NATO Civil Service League
Btote
Ib. Pavey
Mayvor Kdeur
Jewett
Buffalo
Lyman J. Gage
Culted States
Quiet at Port au Prince as Marblehead to stay for protection
Cable dispatches from Captain McCalla report American interests protected at Port au Prince. Secretary Long notes the Marblehead will remain a few days to ensure safety amid reports of extortion by German warships. All remains quiet in the harbor.
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Marbiche
Will
Wiochington
Dee
LieStcretary
Longinlay
McCaila
Commmunier
Mototohenit
Moarttau
Prine
de Proe
Geomut Warshipe
Purt Ane Prince
Marblehead
Weather section forecast with varying winds and precipitation
The report describes cloudy to partly cloudy conditions in New York during the day on Tuesday. Expect slight temperature changes and fresh to brisk westerly winds, with rain or snow possible and coastal winds easing to clearing conditions later.
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New York
Dee II
Todas
Ehonditinss
Catty Ain
University of the United States President Mokhiniesg's Mother Dies
In a terse notice the death of President Mokhiniesg's mother is reported, with brief mention of university leadership responses. The item appears amid a collage of regional briefs, forecast notes, and civic updates.
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University of the United
Mokhiniesg
A. O
Dixon
A. Lawai
Mitch Damare
Union of Ancient Orders of Hibernians Reported
Bishop McFaul releases a decision merging the Ancient Order of Hibernians of America and the United States affiliate under one authority. The arbitration directs equal boards, universal eligibility, and a unified plan to resolve the 1884 split while preserving affiliate autonomy.
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Trenton
N. J
James A. McFaul
Order of Hibernians of America
Order of Hibernians
States of America
Erin
Old Brin
McFaul
Board of
Walta
Consolidated Hibernians
Alegle
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