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A scrambled OCR fragment from The Press mentions figures and events from late 19th or early 20th century. It cites decorations for royal receptions, weather ideas, pot study in Persia, Alaskan life, Dutch and Hollanders irrigation, Governor Leedy in Alaska, a Maine farmer, and a Schwab remark at U S Steel. The text includes scattered names, places, and numbers with no clear single event or cohesive article.
Sympathy for the Boers at Detroit rally shocks locals
Thousands of Boer sympathizers gathered at the Light Guard Armory in Detroit Michigan on December 2 to denounce British policy in South Africa. Speakers including Commandant Krige urged continued resistance and warned of wider colonial repercussions, while other items note church district appointments in Arkansas and local political activity.
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Ohio
India
Australia
Congress preps for light session after McKinley death
Congress schedules a brief session to honor Senator Kyle and await Roosevelt’s message on President McKinley’s death. House committees will be chosen slowly, no tariff revision planned, and a long Christmas recess expected. Texas may bar foreign breweries again after anti trust cases and penalties.
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Congressional caucuses reveal party selections and rule fights
The Republican caucus in the House nominated David B. Henderson for speaker and set officers, while Democratic members in caucus chose Richardon as speaker candidate. The session also debated rule changes sought by Hepburn and named minor officers including clerk and postmaster, with several vacancies filled pending next week’s House meeting.
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Moody proposes resolution to trim Southern representation
Washington December 2 Representative Moody of Massachusetts plans to offer a resolution at the opening of Congress seeking to reduce representation of Southern states that disfranchise black citizens. The measure would appoint a committee to investigate if Louisiana elected officials violated the constitution and push enforcement of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments.
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Oklahoma Governor Jenkins Removed in Oklahoma Pact
Washington Dec 2 The President Saturday appointed Thomas B Ferguson as governor of Oklahoma replacing William M Jenkins who was removed over improper contract dealings. Ferguson of Watonga Ok has long lived in the territory and recently was named postmaster. He is about 49, educated in Kansas and has chaired the Republican Territorial Committee for four years. Jacksonville Dec 2 A jury in the Fer Rigon cave trial found the defendant guilty of malefaction and sentenced him to twenty years.
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Hepburn races to reform House rules in caucus fight
Col W P Hepburn to lead a bid in the Republican caucus for major changes to House rules. He seeks recognition timing, calendar flexibility, added suspension days, and stricter handling of Senate Amendments. Roosevelt mourns Jos eph Armistead Carr. other items note Taft operations and state leadership shifts in Missouri.
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Gahan Deposed as Cook County Democratic Chairman
In Chicago on November 30 1901 a feud within the Cook county Democratic party culminated in Thomas Gahan being removed from the county central committee chair and J J Brennan placed temporarily in charge. Burke supporters push Frank Wenter for chairman while Gahan’s faction fields a rival ticket.
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Pullman Family at War Over Grave and Estate
In San Francisco on November 20 a dispute over the body of George M. Pullman erupted. His mother in Chicago barred the widow from participation, while the widow claimed rights to the deceased’s remains and estate. George had left most of his estate to his wife. the mother vowed to contest and block the widow’s share.
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Crisis With Castro Governs Venezuela Crisis Near
Washington reports growing tension as Venezuela under Castro faces foreign rights disputes and a possible crisis. The United States Germany and Colombia weigh actions against Castro while calls grow for immediate aid to protect cotton interests and avert broader conflict. The text also mentions U S producers pressuring for a quick $50,000 to support policing and counter measures in the cotton industry amid regional instability.
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