Fifty Ninth Congress Adjourned At Noon In 1900
The Fifty-ninth congress adjourned at noon Washington time after a belated session marked by signing of the Aldrich financial bill and other measures. President Roosevelt signed key bills as Congress ended, with extensive appropriations for river and harbor improvements and raises for officials and staff.
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Washington
Senate
House
Scripps Telegraph Service
Washington, D.C
Moon
Cannon
Williams
Congress
Roosevelt
Aldrich
Aldrich Financial
Daly Musical Company Opens at Grand Opera House
The Augustin Daly company presents The Clagelle at the Grand Opera House tonight in a hoped for banner season opener. Positive notices praise the beauty of productions and the merit of the cast. The Cingaree repeats Tuesday and The Country Girl Wednesday while Madame Butterfly recently closed. Lost in New York plays at Beattie with strong ensemble work led by Vera May Lillian Bronson Flora Mitchell J J Boyle and Eddie Morton. The Beattie house reports a record crowd for the melodrama.
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Augustin Daly
London
Grand Opera House
Daly
Beattie
Bavage
New York
Beattie Theater
Mysterious Mr Fugle Opens Amid Vaudeville Lines
A large crowd witnessed the opening performance of a new vaudeville bill led by Mrs 1 Tom Thumb. Seven acts will be reviewed tomorrow while The Mysterious Mr Fugle presents a comedy of mistaken identities with Dowlan and Lawrence in key roles and Aileen May Hetty Pondacre and Mrs Bugle in strong turns. The show runs all week with matinees daily except Thursday and Friday.
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Mra
Tom Thumb
Mr. Fugle
Dra
Pantages Company
William ©. Dowlan
Robert Lawrence
Aileen May
Hetty Pondacre
Allan
President's Son Stricken With Diphtheria at White House
Archie Roosevelt, the president’s young son, was suddenly stricken with diphtheria yesterday. He was moved to the southeast room of the White House where a quarantine was placed. Surgeon General reports Archie passed a good and is as well as can be. doctors say there is no cause for alarm.
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Archie Roosevelt
White House
Archie
Parenta
Attempt to Blow Up Portland Car Fails Again
Portland police report a fourth attempt in 90 days to dynamite a streetcar tied to Portland Hallway and Power. The blast shattered windows and threw the motorman from his platform. police say a detonating cap caused the explosion. The piece mentions Oriental Billiard and Pool Parlors and a Dr Leo Baker in unrelated ads.
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Portland
Police Raid Opium Den First in Georgetown History
Police with axes raided a southern Georgetown opium den, forcing entry with clubs and axes. Chief Johnson ordered the first such raid in the city, arresting four individuals including Jim McQuade the alleged proprietor, and seizing opium smoking paraphernalia and a supply of hop. Officers Finn, Jones, and Yanker conducted the operation. Dent ad copy at the end is unrelated.
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Georgetown
Johnson
Finn, Jones
Yank
Aresta
Jim McQuade
A. Franks
Alex Wood
G. W. Lyona
Amberse
Chairs from a conflicting line go on clearance
The store notes these chairs belong to a line conflicting with other lines purchased this season. The clearance price is 95 cents each to move stock.
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Gallinger
Philippines
Bailey
Texas
House of Representatives
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Ee Exchange
Lorie
Zinn’ Musical Comedy Company
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Cheney Bros
Taffeta Union
Gtria
Washington, March
Leo Baker
Denttet
Pantatorium
Cahen-Drew CO
Tumbier Special
Powyat
French
China
Ng Bale
Inge
Adolph Cohen
Rogers
Jardiniere
Royal Vienna
Royal Dresden
Royal Doulton
Cyrus W. Drew
M. Seller & Co
First and
Madison
Cahen-Orew CO
Frederick & Nelson Incorporated
Boyee’s
Pike Street
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
Spring ST
Union Bakery
Alaska
Pawerd c Neufelder
Joe Et Ee Incorporated
People's Savings Bank
Commercial, Savings and Tre General Banking and Exearts Cor. Md. Av
Pike Et
Seattle
RKH
Denny Greenleaf
John DD
Farre
Vaward C. Neufelder
Colman Dock
Kohler & Chase
Second Avenue Arcade
Third Ave
Ul Les
Fitate
Luit
Jam
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