End of Session Marked by Patriot Songs and Cheers
Washington July scene as Speaker Henderson closes the House after a long seven and a half hour session. Members sing My Country Tis of Thee and The Star Spangled Banner with General Hooker and others, while Roosevelt and cabinet officials visit to aid final steps. The adjournment sine die caps a dramatic close to Congress with 7 bills and resolutions passed amid rousing farewell gestures.
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Henderson
House of Representatives
Shelr Keats
Uiem
Yant Hall
Deak
General Hooker
Mississippi
Dixie
Candler
Senate
Cousins
Town
Richardson
Capiin Christmas
Danish West Indies
Congress
Payne
House
House of Representitives
Xirangers
kuVel
Mr. Landry
Indiana
Sr. Hamilton
Michigan
Suwanee River
Shelly
Hooker
Roosevelt
Y Moody
Hitchcock
Wilson
Capitol
Uring
Durine Ara
Oosevelt
Senate Cites Philippine Inquiry Clash And Adjourns
The conference report on the Philippine government bill passed with little opposition. A later resolution for continuing the Philippine committee inquiry sparked a heated exchange led by Mr. Spooner against the minority. Cormack denied attacking the army, the measure died in committee, and the senate adjourned after a courteous Frye response.
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McComas
Maryland
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Cormack
Philippines
Spoqner
Uno
Cockrell
Missouri
Prye
Frye
Philippine inquiry dominated Senate closing hours July
Senate debate centered on the Philippine question with Patterson accusing army officers of bias and Dewey testimony about the surrender agreement before the August 1898 assault. Carmack pressed an inquiry resolution while others denounced the minority’s handling, as Congress prepared to adjourn and House leaders passed related measures.
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Senate
Patterson
Admiral Dewey
Manin
Merritt
Mr. Patterson
Philippines
Mr. Carmack
Carmack
Committee On
Spooner
Philippine Commission
House
Congress
Allison
Cockrell
Lodge
McComes
Army
Philippine Committee
Att
Frye
House of Representatives
Pulaski
Baron Steuben
Willagy F. Victor
South Platte Canal and Reservoir Company
Anna Isabella Vor Hemert
Payne
Sine Direct
Sulzer
New York
Glee Sa Eee
Quick Work in Congress Honors Bill Passage
Washington July 2 The swiftest act in current sessions was the passage of a $6 million relief bill by a narrow margin. The Senate committee on military affairs backed the measure, and the full chamber approved it by 2 o clock yesterday, marking a notable speed in legislation.
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Congress
Washington
Committee On Milita Affairs
Senate
British to Leave South Africa
London July 2 The war office has used plans for demobilization of the army in South Africa, showing 70 000 volunteers colonial troops yeomanry reservists etc to be sent home before any regulars are moved.
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South Africa
London
War Office
Seven at Top in Topeka Contest Votes Leading
Since Saturday a heavy vote has been polled for each of the first seven contestees with standings unchanged from last week. Olive Leonard Jessie McCord and Ira Grow show notable gains as daily ballots reflect strong local interest. a booklet of contest details is available at Swearingen's Jewelry or by writing Cudahy Packing Co Topeka.
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Olive Leonard
Jessie McCord
Iva Grow
Topeka
Ethel Veargein
Kate McKelrnan
Crosby Broe
Ira Grow
Western Woolen Mills
Barry Pettit
Emma Schafer
Ind
Tel Co
Olive H. Leonard
D. Dillon
Fillmore
Zaidee B. Gilbert
Edna Groves
Monroe
Craig
Jessie EheMeld
Twiss Ave
Humphries
N. Chandler
Nellie Willets
W. Kan
Jas. Carnahan, Jr
Adams
Verna Witherell
Topeka Ave
Margaret Goodrich
Continental Ogent Wilson
Jackson
J. W. Newman
W. Mth
F. W. Swearingen
Kansas Avenue
Cudahy Packing Co
Burlimenme Chronicle
Staney
Curde
Ntional
Burton
Snachingey
Ida
Tone
Branley
Stanley
Wertock
Calderhead
Aly
Tex Lo
Governor's Office
Goivernor
Jackson's Trail Political Riffs and Local Commentary
A Pancake of Populist, Socialist and Republican chatter fills Jackson's Trail with mentions of candidates like Josef Wilson and Curtis, plus debates on direct legislation and liquor public ownership. It notes 200 Socialist delegates in Cowley County, speeches by Dr. Granville Lowther, and remarks on Governor Stanley's administration and political influence across Wyandotte and other counties.
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Cowley County
Granville Lowther
Methodist Gharch
Stanley
Edwin Taylor
Wyandotte County
Wilson County
Winfield
Diifer
Sam Lappin
Osborm
Webb Wilder
Lappin
Fine Kansas apples promise rich markets and large crops
Kansas apple growers predict a bumper season with apples four times larger than last year and a crop of 35 000 bushels across 12 000 acres. Judge Fred Wellhouse says New York crops will grade highly while Kansas leads in size and quality. Ground moisture remains ample, and corn prospects also look strong despite potential risks.
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Kansas
Fred Wellhouse
The
State Journal Today
Temons
Ieansus
New York State
New York
Wenhouse
Murderer Captured After City Manhunt
An alleged killer who escaped with Bil Eason and others Tuesday morning was tracked to a relative’s home in the city and captured at night. The suspect remained under guard as authorities prepare for trial at the next term.
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Herbert
Joe
Bil Eason
Bee
Wheat and corn futures edge higher on rain hopes and order flow
Chicago July 2 market report shows wheat trading firmer at times on overnight gains and selling by bears, with September contracts helped by demand and light selling. Corn opened mixed and fluctuated, with slight support from near term demand. Cattle and hogs receipts noted. livestock market mixed with steady to firm prices in Kansas City and Chicago. Produce and butter markets show slight shifts, while overall tone remains cautious amid varying weather and demand signals.
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Chicago
Tee Te
Mmgtencom Commission
M Coterie
Bears
Wie
Tmgtse
Tis
Minneapslé and
Dalsth
Shorts
Ember Rendil Fille Guiles Liberal Cellizy
St. Tools
Vatiiee
Goh Be
Wess
Revelpta
Ugiuc
Barts
Gireiec
Ave. Plax—Cash
FBI
Timothy
Eatghe
Teoey
Salem
Market summary shows erratic shifts across commodities and rails
The article notes a sluggish opening in railroad stocks with declines at western and southern lines while Baltimore and Ohio and Norfolk and Western advance. Trading remains volatile with mixed moves in steel, sugar, chemicals, and dock securities. Cotton, wool, and wheat futures are listed alongside fruit and produce prices, showing a generally dull but uneven market posture.
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Southern Railroad
Rangers
Wouth
Yaymibaty
Baltimore
Eaxtern
Amoleama Pave Steel Stacks
St. Paul Nance
Ares Inkagre
Enarcowe Welle
Tara
New York Dock
Louleyne
Iashytie
Sukat Aish Aceh Fs
Fonda Beis
Golorada
Canis
Hukioah
Forthwestern
Des
Dodge
Pacific Mall
Foreign Fighters Held Await Hague Ruling
Unclear text fragment indicates prisoners who fought with foreign forces await a decision by The Hague. No specific names, dates, or organizations readable. Further readable details needed for a complete summarized item.
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Mahoning Valley Electric
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Xsneas City Grain
Thayer Commission
Omhele “Ropeta
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