Reading of President's Message Arouses Senate and House
Members crowded the chamber as the president's message was read in full and the joint session adjourned after a resolution to honor the late William McKinley was adopted. A committee from each house was formed to consider expressions of national sentiment and report back.
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Galleries Filled as Reader Delivers First Presidential Message
Large crowd fills galleries as the reading of the first message by President Ken draws attention. Members chat and discuss pros and implications of the new administration. Interest focuses on Ken's personality and potential policies.
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Ken
Desperate condemned man attacks chaplain before hanging
In Mount Holly New Jersey on December 4 Charles Brown, condemned for complicity in a murder, attacked his spiritual adviser Rev Mr Diesteger with an iron bar during a prison halt before the death warrant was carried out. Sheriff Fenton and Clerk Fleetwood intervened as Brown threatened guards and tried to escape. he surrendered and was executed an hour later. Also noted, the TriState Grain and Stock Growers convention heads to Fargo January 7 to 10 with efforts to invite Secretary Wilson of agriculture.
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Mount, Holly
N. J
Charles ‘Brown
Diesteger
Wille
Brown
Sherif Fenton
Joseph Fleetwood
Pho TriState Grain and
Fargo
Setratary Wilson
National Department of Agriculture
Embezzler at First National Bank Ballston Spa Faces Charges
National Bank of Ballston Spa closed for examination after a teller Fitcham is found to have a long standing defalcation. Officials state shortages of about $100,000, with directors preparing to seek arrest and protect depositors.
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Tional
Lamorsaux
George West
H. J. Donaldson
Fitcham
Graham
van Vranken
A. W
Pitchar
Lamoreaux
Eis Nelle
Isoreaux
Ibis
Teaye
Stes
Captain Tilley Acquitted in Tutuila Naval Trial
The United States naval court at Tutuila Samoa acquitted Captain Benjamin F. Tilley naval governor of Tutuila of all charges. No evidence supported the accusations arising from missionaries about his moral character. Commander Uriel Sobreehay succeeded him. Additional dispatch notes partial reembarkation of American Marines at Panama. Manila merchants celebrate US Supreme Court ruling in the Fourteen Diamond Rings case declaring the Philippines American territory and duty on imports improper. Surrogate Fitzgerald appoints William Halpin to appraise Huntington estate for inheritance tax, estate valued around 70 000.
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Auckland
N. Z
United States Naval Court
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Benjamin F. Tilley
Uriel Sobree Hay
Tilley
Samoa
Panama
Washington
Navy Department
Perry
Iowa
United States
Manila
United States Supreme Court
Philippines
Huntington
New York
Arabella
Colla P. Huntington
Charles’ Tweed
Pitzgerald
William Halpin
Bulgaria Declines Responsibility Over Miss Stone Death
Bulgaria's foreign affairs minister Danieft states in a reply to United States Diplomatic Agent Dickinson that Bulgaria declines all responsibility for Miss Stone's death and cites brigand violence as the cause of ongoing tensions. Vienna reports the note as obstinate, with hope the United States will still hold Bulgaria responsible for Stone's safety.
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United States
Dickinson
Vienna
Danieft
Bulgaria
Mise Stone
Moet
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Miss Stone
Denounces England as French Deputy Criticises Egypt Occupation
Paris reports quote J B Fernand Dubief of Macon denouncing Britain for violating law of nations in Egypt and continuing occupation to curb French influence. He cites Anglo-Saxon toughness in South Africa and warns of noble thoughts sacrificed to gain. Granville to handle 250000 bushels grain this season. Anampoge students raise funds for a library.
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Chamber of Deputies
Foreign Office
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