Abolishment of Pension Base Discussed by Agencies
Senate and House factions clash over pension base termination as Clark and Bacon preside. Clapp signals efforts to align with anti trust law while hearings resume December 10. Treasury estimates for 1914 show total expenses at $823,425,455, up from 1912 with noted increases.
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Clark
House
Bacon
Senate
Clapp
Interstate Commerce Committee
Ng Committee
Sherman
Heyburn
Rayner
Norfolk Neb City Clerk Ed Harter Hospitalized After Surgery
Fragmentary report notes City Clerk Ed Harter of Norfolk is in hospital for a fourteenth serious operation related to a prior illness. Family and friends express concern as details remain unclear.
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Norfolk
Neb
Ed Harter
Power Plant Expenditure Planned for Loup River Area
A plan seeks to expend four million dollars on a power plant project along the Loup River. The move involves local authorities evaluating site needs and funding sources for the facility and its anticipated impact on regional power supply.
State capital notes on power plants and budget cuts
State board of irrigation backs two massive power plants on the Loup river near Genoa and Fremont, costing 4 million and 3 million respectively, while lawmakers consider cutting unnecessary bureaus and trimming state expenditures. Beatrice asylum capacity may expand, Beatrice wards may receive saner patients, and the Panama Pacific Expo budget faces debate with state fair favored for impact.
Capitol Convenes as Congress Faces Hectic Session
Both houses open for final 60th Congress session delaying constructive action. Lawmakers plan two weeks of work then holiday adjournment, returning in January to finish by March 4 with Wilson's inauguration. Budget programs dominate as about 13.5 million dollars are needed daily for 1913 expenses.
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Washington
House
Senate
Wilson
Congress
United States
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Money Trust
Ways and Means
Truce in sight as battles rage before armistice
London reports suggest peace talks may succeed as Turkish, Bulgarian forces clash near Adrianople. Ottoman troops withdraw areas while Bulgarians seize a Turkish division near Marhami and corps of officers. Roumania aligns with Austria and moves troops to严 Russian frontier amid mobilization orders.
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London
Constantinople
Bagthe
Scutari
Adrianople
Roumania
Austria
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Fatal derailment of Cincinnati express near Philadelphia
The Cincinnati express on the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed at Glenloch twenty five miles from Philadelphia. Four people were killed and fifty injured, some fatally, when a broken rail caused the doubleheader to plunge down an embankment at about fifty miles per hour.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Glenloch
Patrick Leaves Sing Sing After Eleven Years
New York November 10 Al bert T Patrick the lawyer jailed for nearly eleven years for the murder of William Marsh Rice walked out of Sing Sing at 4 36 o clock Thursday a granted pardon by Governor Dix.
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William Mareh Rice
Dix
New York
Sing Bing Ewung
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Geilionsire
Oman
Goverser Dix
Rumor Denied Secretary Meyer to Resign
Washington reports rumors of Navy Secretary Meyer resigning were strongly denied by the secretary himself. In Daly City California Ad Wolgast defeated Willie Ritchie by disqualification in the sixteenth round, granting the lightweight title to California for the first time in Queensberry history.
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Washington
Meyer
Navy Department
San Francisco
Queensberry
Baltimore
William Diese
Waar Terie
End Frack
Jury Finds Hyde Guilty in Court
Jurors convict Hyde on charges and determine imprisonment or fine options. The court sentences with a substantial term and a heavy fine or both as the verdict.
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Hyde
Nebraska brief items mix of accidents and notices
A long list of short Nebraska items includes John Kamen breaking a leg sliding from a barn roof near Steinauer, T W Capps losing eighty dollars in Lincoln, and Dr Roach being called from Lincoln to Madison. Henry Thrun died at Snyder mill, a 12-year-old from Neligh hanged himself after a whipping, and Waldo Walker elected VP of Iowa State University Homeopathic College. Several other incidents include hand injury requiring amputation near Fremont, German taught in Lincoln Park school, a kidnapping prank in Humboldt, a Lincoln gas case to be decided by December 27, and a seven-foot eagle captured near Rosalie. Additional notes describe potash lake discoveries, Viola Hetri bound over for horse theft, Bishop Tihen confirming students in Wymore, Frank McKee to pastoral life, a Fremont dealer plan, Table Rock club formation, a $150,000 fire loss at King Alfalfa plant in Nebraska City, the Cincinnati hotel being razed, Indian skulls unearthed at Tekamah, a farm accident near Emerald, a blue heron shot near Blue Springs, hog cholera near Garrison, and a Cortana education board seeking legal advice on a new school building.
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Oeheel Ceerinty
John Kamen
Steinauer
Lincoln
Hare Aout
Simms
T. W. Capps
Dr. Roach
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Henry Thrun
Snyder
Gilmore Neligh
Norfolk
Waldo Walker
Clatonia
College of Homeopathic Medicine
Iowa State University
Carl Meierhenry
Fremont
Park School
H. L. Pent
Humboldt
Pawnee City
Lincoln Dollar
Rosafie
Westesgn
Nebraska
Viola Hetri
Tihen
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Wymore
Frank McKee
McCook
Fremont Retail Dealers’ Association
Table Rock
Nebraska City
Earl Mallory
Alliance
Cincinnati
Howard McDonald
Tekamah
Carl Becker
Emerald
Eugene Dienert
C. O. Thoman
Blue Springs
Blue River
Garrison
Heart of Education of
Cortana
Clergyman Testimony on Dodds Kidney Pills Relief
The Rev. Eimuid Heslop of Wigton, Pa., suffered dropsy with swollen limbs and heart fluttering. After using five boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills the swelling subsided and he felt well again. He affirming continued faith in the remedy months later.
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Eimuid Heslop
Wigtom
B H Hints
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Feeble Minded Institute
Beatrice
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