December Session Preview for Congress and Major Bills
Washington November notes a light December as Congress plans officer elections and seat drawings. Major items include Nicaragua canal and Panama issues, a govern ment owned cable project, ship subsidy debates, and tariff status. Expect bipartisan clashes over subsidy funding and interior interests, with potential record appropriations near two billion. The Senate will open with Frye presiding and new members Dietrich Sintera Gid eon Kittridge and Han na taking seats, followed by president’s message and adjournment motions.
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Nicaragua Canal
Transcontinental Railroad
Nicaragua
Hawaii
Philippines
Dane
Yuty
Vaset
Tn Ts Tt
Possire
Sihney
Senate
Frye
Dietrich
Sintera
Nebraska
Gideon
Montana
Kittridge
South Dakota
Hanna
House
Colman Dock Work Stalled by Piling Shortage
Officials report Colman Dock construction paused as piling and securing files are inspected. James E. Blackwell, architect of the Bremerton docks, oversees the site with H. G. building inspector noting the work is behind schedule but promises readiness by early next week.
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Colman
Bock
James E. Blackwell
Bremerton
H. G
Colman Dock
Seattle Police Arrest Trends Note Decline or Rise
From November 1 to now the Seattle police report 785 arrests. a monthly sum of 3 445 45 is recorded in police court fines. In the period, a number of fallen women and delinquent garnishments are noted. last month shows 845 arrests.
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Seattle Po
Col. Me
City liquor licenses total four thousand one hundred forty dollars
The city collected liquor licenses for the month totaling 4140 dollars, a slight gain from the previous month. New licensing fees will take effect at one dollar per year under Sonata acts.
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Ian Concert
D A Wilson R Gay Seeks First Week Outing Since Sept 11
United States District Attorney Wilson R. Gay plans a short week pass from home confinement. Mrs Gay and their daughter Mise will travel to Portland to visit him tonight, following his illness and recovery.
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United States
Wilson R. Gay Lo
Mra
Gay
Portland
Mise Gey
Republicans Reelect Officers In House Caucus Session
In Washington on a November day the Republican caucus met at 3 o clock and re elected all officers. Henderson received a unanimous nomination and spoke after a committee brought him in. Burleson of Texas introduced a resolution urging administration restraint and others were referred to committees.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Washington
D. C
House
Tennessee
Cannon
Illinois
Henderson
Celleen
Burleson
Texan
Pmng
Ase
Roosevelt Attends Army Navy Football Game in Philadelphia
President Roosevelt and family join 24 000 spectators at the University of Pennsylvania as Annapolis Cadets meet West Point in a packed field. Navy leads early but Army triumphs 7 to 5 as crowds cheer, police guard the President, and salutes ring through Philadelphia.
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Annapolis
West Point
University of Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Darty
Hall
Army
Navy
Graves
Washington, D. C
Terry Avenue A A A Defeats Francis Hall Eleven 158 to 0
The Terry Avenue Amateur Athletic Association football team routed Francis Halls 158 to 0 at noon in an exciting match. Terry Avenue scored three touchdowns in the first half and continued strong defense while Starr Coyle and Johnson led a stout line, with Bannerman and Thomson breaking through the defense at key moments.
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Terry Avenue Amateur Athletic Association
Francis Halls
Onetrans
2 Avenue
Francia
Terry Avenue
St. Francia Enda Xion
St. Francis
W. Coyle
Johnson
Thomson
Bannerman
Marshall
Buckley
Johnson Roe
Bass
Coulter Harris
Ie A
Ba Anderson Foley
T. L
Whittington Bannerman
Bennett McDonald
R, BH. L
Wallace Wandstones
Coyle
Pickens
Allen
Lewis
Petridge
Warner
White
Weather Outlook for Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
The forecast calls for showers tonight and tomorrow with fresh to brisk southeast winds. Expect variable skies, cooler temperatures, and brief heavier showers moving through the region. Winds shift to the southeast, contributing to a damp and unsettled feel overnight.
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Seattle
Vicinity
Elks Memorial Services Set at Grand Opera House
Elks will hold their annual day of remembrance tomorrow at 2 40 p m in the Grand Opera house with Col James Hamilton Lewis delivering the address to the assembled members.
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Elks
Grand Opera House
James Hamilton Lewis
Insurrection in southern province over Queen Draga
In Belgrade via Semlin a large insurrection grows as 4800 troops demand removal of Queen Draga and relatives from the court. Anti-dynastic feeling forces the king and queen to remain inside the palace with cavalry guards. Also reported is a divorce bid by Mason Hinchcliffe from Minnie Hinchcliffe who left seven years ago.
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Belgrade
Semlin
Bervia
Armas
Drage
Tielgrade
Mason Hinchcliffe
Minnie Hinchcliffe
Bonine Case Witness Stand Evidence Reveals Bloodied Carpet
In Washington on November 1 Mrs. Bonine maintained nerve as carpet from Ayres room near the death scene was spread by the witness stand. Bloodstains were identified by Lt. Moore. Ayres trunk and wall section reassembled as at death. The government rested its case at 3:60 this afternoon.
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Washington, DC
Moore
Ayres
Honor Labor Leader Francia Chandler to be Honored in Chicago
Elaborate arrangements described by the Chicago branch of the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters to honor Francia Chandler, fraternal delegate from the Britishes Congress to the Americana oration of Labor convention. Chandler is identified as general secretary of the International Society of Carpenters.
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Chicago
The
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters
Francia Chandler
Mr. Chandler
International Society of Carpenters
Yale Athlete Marries In New Haven Church
Lewis P. Sheldon, former Yale track captain, wed Miss Mica Margaret Trowty at St John’s Church in New Haven. The bride is daughter of Mrs Huntington Dent Trowbridge and descendant of shipbuilder Henry Trowbridge and Noah Webster. Ceremony held at noon.
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New Haven
Conn
St. John's Church
Lewis P. Sheldon
Mica Margaret Trowty
Huntington Dent Trowbridge
Henry Trowbridge
Shiplunder
Noah Webster
Sheldon Wes
Yale
Bank clearings show growth over previous year in Beattie region
Clearings for this month in Beattie reached 15 192 204.29 dollars, one third more than the same month last year. November 1900 totals 5 178 479.40 with today's clearings at 438 344.92 and balances 106 927.44.
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Beattie
Farmers fight stock dealers' bill in Washington clash
Eastern Washington farmers prepare to oppose a bill before Congress that would allow stockmen to buy contiguous government lands for grazing. They insist lands be kept for homesteaders and seek support from other states to broaden cooperation.
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Tacoma
Congress
National Lavestock Association
Augusta Magan Sues for Divorce and Division of Wealth
Augusta Magan files for divorce from C Al Bert Magan on desertion and cruelty grounds. She claims $260000 tied to Kinodike and $200000 cash in various banks as community property and seeks a fair share through the Superior Court. An order restrains her husband two banks and J C Donnelly from disposing of the property.
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Augusta Magan
C. al
Bert Magan
de Baeveentans
Wentiona
Augusta
Superior Court
J. C. Donnelly
Palace stable blaze at Priedrichruhe destroys harvest
A fire today consumed the palace stables at Priedrichruhe and wiped out a year's harvest. No injuries reported. The blaze damaged nearby structures and prompted quick response from local fire brigades.
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Priedrichruhe
Rainier Fishing Tender Dixon Run With New Crew
The Rainier, a fishing tender under Capt Welding, began a voyage toward Dixon. The engine room is now under the care of a new crew as the vessel sets out.
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Rainier
Welding
Dixon
Hanna Gives $1000 to McKinley Memorial
Hanna announces a contribution of $1000 to the McKinley memorial in Cleveland Nevada. The donation highlights ongoing community support for the project.
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Hanna
Cleveland
Nev
Licensed to Wed Amid Tammed Licenses Listed
Marriage licenses facing tamper issues list Merrill Seba Oakes and Cora Pelle Mann of Brattice as applicants, and bias Berenson and Thommie Jensen, both of Seattle, as parties.
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Merrill Seba Oakes
Oakesdale
Cora Pelle Mann
Brattice
Tobias Berenson
Thommie Jensen
Seattle
Beatile Tent Maccabees Meet With Strong Attendance
Beatile Tent No. 5 of Maccabees met on Thursday with larger attendance than expected. Five members submitted applications for membership. The evening included discussion of a library offering by the supreme tent and plans toward January 1.
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Beatile
Aeven
Eleo
Council bounds committee to plan ward reprecincting
The council elections and boundaries committee will meet tonight in executive session to attempt a plan for reprecincting the different wards. The meeting is described as an executive session.
Frazer river canneries curb next year's output
Tacoma dispatch notes that Frazer river canneries plan to cut output by half to reduce surplus. The San Francisco liner City of Puebla, commanded by Capt. Jensen, arrived with 1800 tons of local freight and 72 passengers.
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Frazer River
San Francisco
City of Puebla
Jensen
Ladies Basketball Team Endorsed by Wilsons College
A ladies basketball team is endorsed by Wilsons Modern Business College. Practice takes place at the Armory and the team is open to meeting any similar organization in the state.
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Wilson's Modern Business College
Queen Alexandra Birthday Observed Across British Empire
London reports Queen Alexandra turning 57 with public holiday traditions across the empire. Bells ring and flags fly while Windsor prepares gifts, though the queen would have preferred a quiet family fete at Norfolk House.
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Norfolk House
Windsor
Europe
Edward
Barnaman Arrested on Perjury Charges in Divorce Case
Chas L Barnaman was arrested in his attorney P D Hughes office by Sheriff Cudihee on a fugitive warrant. He had been released by a justice earlier and was later captured after eluding pursuit in Butte Montana where he is wanted. The case centers on perjury and subornation of perjury in a sensational divorce proceeding.
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Chas. L. Barnuman
P. D. Hughes
Cudihee
Barnaman
Justice Wooree
Butte
Mont
Barneman
Green Lake Improvement Club Hears Ward Split Plan
The Green Lake Improvement Club adopted a committee report calling for 50 extra street nights for the territory and to confer with Brooklyn and council on dividing the Ninth ward into two wards. Committees meet tonight. Patrolman L J Canons appointed to fill Sorat Leighton's 80 day suspension vacancy.
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Green Lake
L. J. Canons
Echoes of Justice in Jury Deliberations and Damages
The report outlines multiple court actions. Schubert case ends with jury deadlock and a judge's proviso. Nelson minor sues for loss of an eye from a dynamite bomb firecracker incident. Antone Hell, four, sues Lumber Co for 15000 damages over a factory injury. F M Bargent sues Milgant of Beattie after a fall on Second Avenue caused by a contractor's sidewalk work.
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Schubert Ageinet Welle
Emory
Nelson
Antone Hell
Tte Lumber Co
Comanys
Bolas
F. M. Bargent
Beattie
Washington Street
Edroncom
Chief orders upstairs only for blackjack rooms
Chief Sullivan prohibits blackjack games in saloon check rooms and forces the shift to upper floors or closure. Some operators move to lofts or quit, while a few keep gambling elsewhere. The chief stresses uniform enforcement and notes a few lotteries and dice games may remain outside saloon floors.
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Sullivan
Ber
Philips
Wester Way
City finds many positions via free public employment office
The public employment office reports a total of 1 398 positions filled this month versus 1 162 in November 1900. The breakdown shows males and females with figures in the mid hundreds, reflecting notable job availability and gender distribution.
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Free Public Employment Office
Lumberman Mr. Muneon and wife visit Rainierd Grand
Michigan lumberman Mr. R. H. Muneon and his wife arrived at the Rainierd Grand this morning. His extensive experience in the timber trade has Peonage watching the field here with a possible view to acquiring interests in the Northwest.
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R. H. Muneon
Michigan
Rainierd Grand
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