Philippine debate opens on revenue bill in House
Washington December 1 the House began debate on a bill to provide temporary revenues for the Philippine bonds as Mr Payne explains the purposes of the measure. Senate committees assignments are made by a special committee with Burton Mas on public land and three others.
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Washington
Bkiods
Oelock
Payne
Richandson
Ewan Eon
Fayat
Commission
Supreme Court
United States
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Hines
Gaines
Senate
District of Columbia
Alton
Kington
Pint
Connecticut
Ve &c
Ilson
Hale
Cull Petkiss
Heweil
We Warren
Oes
Asce
Alirich
Spor
Sooaaer
Piatt Ie
Senate and House Debates Touch Naval, Public Works Names
A long list of names from senators to committees appears in the congressional record as discussions touch budget items and public works. Schley resolutions in the House honor Rear Admiral Schley and his command in the Santiago de Cuba battle, with supportive language from Representatives Wheeler and Midd.
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Senate
Schley
Washington
Wheeler
Kentucky
Court of Inaul
Way Department
Midd
Maryland
Alen
Admiral Sobiew
Congress
Wine
Boott Schrey
Santiago de Cuba
Mund
Cold Northwestern Training Described In Early Report
The record notes zero minimum, northwest wind 4 to 25 mph, intensifying chill. It cites 14 degrees below at Prince Albert, 22 below at Huron, and further cold across Chicago, Duluth, Des Moines with a forecast of generally fair conditions tonight and slowly rising temperatures tomorrow.
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Prince Albert
Huron
Kansas
Chicago
Duluth
Des Moines
Our Lady
Denial of Engagement Rumor Involves Hobson and Ludlow
Cincinnati dispatch reports Eleanor Ludlow niece of former Gov Bushell denies a Springfield Times Star claim that she is engaged to Captain Richmond P Hobson. Ludlow says there is no truth to the engagement rumor and emphasizes a firm denial. Weather notes forecast Kansas generally fair with a drop in temperatures into tonight and Wednesday.
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Eleanor Ludlow
Cincinnat
Omaha Emporia railroad deal aims southern outlet
Details of the Omaha Emporia road were disclosed with packing house interests from St Louis negotiating. Edward A. Cudahy and J. M. Wolworth signed for stock blocks while Wm A Paxton aligns with United Stock Yards. The line seeks a Missouri Valley southern出口 for packing products, expected to bypass high eastern rates.
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Omaha
Omaha-Emporia Road
RF. M. Nevina
St. Louis
Edward A. Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
J. M. Wolworth
Wm. A. Paxton
Comay
Nevins
Mistouri Valley
Alincourt
Kansas & Texas
Floods Hit Railroads and Homes in Pennsylvania Area
Philadelphia December 17 rail service slowly returns to normal after floods disrupt lines including Lehigh Valley Central of New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Lackawanna Western and New York Central. Thousands of workers repair damage to bridges and roads while 2000 homeless and 50000 mine workers idle reflect the disaster.
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Lehigh Valley
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al Pas- Aedgers
Atalled
Rairoad
Frank Daniels Comic Opera
Broad Theater
Waffalo
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey Central
Reading Railway
Bebuytkill
Port Clinton
Tamagna
Xueswrs
Bordentown
N. J
Delaware River
Camden
Wilkesbarre
Weering Valley
Busquetanna
Stony Creek
Cuy
Randany
Wil
Debris floods rivers as two cities reel from disaster
A flood disaster leaves rivers running wild washing away debris and fast craft. Losses may top 1 042 000 with interest. Health authorities distribute disinfectant to flooded districts while inundated homes await clearance, weeks from relief. Tow boat pilots strike halts fuel shipments to Pittsburgh.
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Jewxt
Rey
Pitteares
Platt to sue White and McClure's over libel claims
Washington dispatch reports Senator Platt intends to sue William Allen White of Emporia Kansas and McClure's Magazine over alleged libel. White, Roosevelt biographer, criticized Platt in recent articles, prompting Platt to seek legal action. White declined to comment.
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Thee
Washington
Republic
Thomas C. Platt
William Allen White
Krmoporta
Kew
McClure
Platt
United States
Str. White
Roosevelt
White House
New York
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Jose
Bays
Juch
White
Sti
Kansas
Postmaster General Smith resigns. Henry Payne offered role
Washington December 17 reports Postmaster General Smith has tendered and had his resignation accepted. Henry Payne national committeeman has been offered the position and has accepted.
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Washington
Smith
Henry
Dowie's Power Denounced In Zionist Suit
Testimony before Judge Tulley in Dowie Zionsite receivership case alleges Dowie wielded mysterious influence over followers. Samuel Stevenson, plaintiff, swore Dowie waved hands and used body pressure to control believers. Defense sought magnetism angle but court rejected. Stevenson recounted awe, curses, and Dowie’s claim to be Elijah the Restorer with apocalyptic visions. He also described Dowie threatening Moody’s fate if conflict continued.
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Chicago
Tulley
John Alexander Dowie
Zion Lace Industries
Dowie
Samuel Stevenson
Pee
Stevenson
Dowile
Dowle
Dwight L. Moody
Zion
Moody
Elijah the
Appointment Fight Over Topeka Pension Agency Stirring Kansas
The Kansas dispute over appointing Topeka pension agent rages in Washington. Backers push Colonel Metcalf for US marshal while Leland seeks reappointment for Cyrus Leland. President Roosevelt wavers amid pressure from Senator Burton and Kansas Republicans as telegrams flood in.
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Washington
Cyrus Leland
Topeka
Lelant
T Uhe
Pension Agency
Burton
Leland
Metcalf
Senator Burton
Roosevelt
Long
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D. W. Mulvane
Horton
Wiliam Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Sam
Grimes
Tracy
Lawrence
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Bartan
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Marakal
Lawrence World
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Finch
Lawrence Journal
Hamony
Tracey
Foley
McKinley
United States Marshalship
Polley
O. Kod
Toneka
Bur
Walden silent on Coburn attack in Kansas City
Granville M. Walden president of Kansas City Live Stock Exchange chose to remain silent after a sharp letter from Secretary Coburn of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture accusing him of misrepresenting Kansas. Walden, back in Kansas City, said little and indicated Chicago meetings would not be cited in his reply.
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Coburn
Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas City Star
Granville M. Walden
Akaeas City Live Stock Exchange
Chicago
F. D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture of
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Live Stock Exchange
The
Star
Kunsee City
Nations Association
J’d
John Seaton
Inf
Seaton
Mr. Cobur
Tim
Iam
FUNSTON SAILS WITH WARSHIP NEWS
The War Department reports from Manila the sailing of the transport Warren with 756 short term enlisted men under General Hughes and General Frederick Funston. In New York refined sugar prices drop 19 points as Arburkie Bros and the National Refining Co announce cuts. Senator Warren introduces a bill for a constitutional Equal Suffrage Amendment granting voting rights to women.
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Manta
San Francisco
Washington
War Department
Maniia
Warren Miber
Olerk P Hughes
Frederick Funston
Bsuear
Pointe New York
Arburkie Bros
National ReSning Company
Washiion
Warren
Wormer
Murdered by a rare house breaker in Burlington
Miss Murphy, treasurer of the Kingston House fund, was murdered in her home at 221 Howe Street Burlington around 2 to 3 am. A single burglar broke in by window, and Miss Murphy, an expert with a pistol, defended herself but died with a revolver shot near her bed. Police report indicate one man entered. investigation continues as officers pursue the suspect.
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Athens
Lella Lambert
Lambert
Sakina
Howe
Miss Aturphy
Selert
Jobo
Twentith
Murphy
Morphy
Ileaing
Down Mt Washington derailment injures seven in Pittsburgh area
Seven people were injured when a Southern Traction car jumped the tracks on the steep incline near Mosnt Waanligtin before daylight. The crash damaged a delivery stable and left several passengers hurt, with victims including workers and an officer. A suspect unknown man was severely cut in the head and sent to a hospital.
Short Is Appointed Trainmaster In Copeland Lakes Area
In a brief local note, J Jetasley vacates the post of supervisor and E Avary steps in as trainmaster. The change follows the departure of Copeland Lakes officials, with minor details recording the transition in the rail service leadership.
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Copeland Lakes
J Jetasley
MRS M KINLEY SICKNESS PROMPTS LITTLE HOPE OF SURVIVAL
A murky report states Mrs. McKinley’s health is failing with little hope of recovery. The article mentions William McKinley and other officials, including James Mokinsey and Gannens, in a distant Presidio context, noting a Canton reunion and a governor’s death as surrounding events.
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