Senate Debates Open Doors Vote on Peace Treaty
Washington Jan 4 The senate resumed executive session on the peace treaty. Berry urged opening debates to let the world listen, but the open doors proposal failed by a large vote. Gorman and West pressed for a final vote within ten days, while Aldrich urged readiness to vote in minutes. Teller Frye and Hoar led the main debate with Hoar defending opposition and Teller arguing for ratification risks and prestige losses.
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Davis
Come File On Foreign Relations
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Hoar
Philippines
United States
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Peace at Carnegie Hall seals wage settlement in coal industry
In Pittsburg at Carnegie Hall Allegheny workers and operators ratified a wage difference settlement spanning Ohio Indiana Winona and Pennsylvania affecting over 10000 miners and their employers. Leaders on both sides faced bitter exchanges but unity followed as the industry moves toward peaceful cooperation. William Risher of the black coal sector announced a vote change but the settlement stood despite his protest.
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America
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Indiana
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Pennsylvania
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Seale
Wheat Market Sees Wall Street Backing Push Prices
New York trading opens with outside interests driving a volatile session in wheat. May options rally sharply before midday, advancing as much as 14 1 4 cents from prior levels amid aggressive selling by room traders and hopes of further support from favorable sources.
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New York
Wall Street
Grip Warning and Remedy Promoted by Physicians
An old warning explains grip symptoms and urges prompt action with a pure stimulant. It touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the only medicinal whiskey endorsed by scientists and recommended by physicians to fortify the system during the early stages of influenza like grip.
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America
Contested Pennsylvania Legislature Faces Fierce Struggle
The article notes the ongoing battle within the current legislature and predicts it will leave many political sores as a legacy. J. P. D.
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Pennsylvania
Quay Falls Short On Sixth Ballot In Senate Contest
In Harrisburg on January 2 the sixth ballot for United States senator left Quay 14 votes short of a majority. George A. Jenks led with 80 votes as anti-Quay Republicans dispersed their support. Edmiston backed Hale, and Martin shifted to Markle, while Quay aide turnout included Democratic leaders and Guffey observers.
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George A. Jenks
Representative Edmiston
Bradford
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Anti Quay Republicans Rally Behind Fifty-Two
Harrisburg January 4. At the Commonwealth hotel anti-Quay Republicans met with John Wanamaker addressing them. Fifty-one of fifty-two anti-Quay legislators attended except Woodruff of Philadelphia. Snyder of Lugerne joined the caucus and pledged support for Markle for senator. Former Congressman Huff and Dalzell spoke, and a meeting plan was adopted.
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Representative Woodruff
Philadelphia
Judge Mice
Representative Snyder
Lugerne
Alvin Markle
Mr. Wanamaker
Convention of Manufacturers in Cincinnati Report
Over 1 000 prominent manufacturers attend the fourth annual convention in Cincinnati. Treasurer Schiren reports year receipts of 51 602 with a balance of 2 8 after disbursements. Dues paid rise by 194 members. New York and Ohio rank high in paid members. Discussion centers on Cuba trade, Philippines prospects, and territorial expansion versus commercial gains.
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Charles A. Schiren
New York
Philadelphia
Caracas
Venexuela
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Nervous Dyspepsia Test of Stuart's Tablets
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach weakness and nervous dyspepsia affecting multiple organs. It claims relief from sour stomach gas loss of appetite and heartburn and cites a testimonial from Professor Henry W Becker and a user who found prompt relief after trying the product.
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F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall
Mich
Henry WW. Becker
St. Lars
Mission Board
German Methodist Church
Harbor and Wharf Commission
St. Louis
Aftermath of Senatorial Contest Delayed in Afternoon Sessions
The article notes ongoing delays each afternoon as the senatorial contest remains unresolved, with schedule stalls extending into later hours. It highlights attention on key figures and procedural holdbacks while awaiting formal results.
Gordon's Predictions On Quay Vote Doubt
Ex Judge Gordon of Philadelphia states that Senator Quay will not win a single Democratic vote. He cites the senatorial contest of 11 with nets and deceits used to secure Democratic assurances, but claims those efforts failed. The article hints at party divisions and ongoing opposition to Quay.
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Pills Promise Digestive Relief for Various Ailments
A 19th century ad claims Dr Von Stun's Plye-Spple Tablets cure stomach distress, loss of appetite, nausea, and headaches by aiding digestion. Sold by Matthews Bros and W. T. Clarke for 15 cents.
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Provisions and Improvements at St. Vincent Home and Farm
A year’s financial and operations report from the Scranton Poor District detailing farm produce raised including onions, potatoes, milk, hay, and meat. improvements to buildings, lawns, and utilities. an inmate census, admissions and discharges. and staff expenses. The report notes increased farm production and expansion of facilities, with a summary of medical and administrative figures.
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