Congress Me Yet Largest House Opens Extraordinary Session
Washington reports the Fifty eighth Congress convened at noon with vast crowds as Mr Cannon was chosen Speaker. The session focused on greetings and organization to advance Cuba reciprocity, highlighting record membership and festive atmosphere across the Capitol corridors.
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Weenington
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House of Rentesenativers
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Digkmata
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Senators mourn Hanna with floral tributes in Senate chamber
Crowds fill galleries as Senate pays tribute to Senator Hanna after his Oklahoma victory. Floral displays surround his desk with large wreaths and symbolic emblems while colleagues recall his long service and the era of the recent election results.
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Bitte Tadeen Dale
Hanna
Cleve
Hunaa
Goran
Maryland
Guameter
Senators greet Hanna and Gorfoun at special session
The scene opened with cheers for Senator Hanna as he arrived, followed by Senator Gorfon. The extraordinary session began after a prayer by Rev. F. J. Prattman, with 70 senators answering the roll call and a quorum declared by President Pro Temp Frye. Hoar and Gorman were tasked to inform the House that Congress was ready, and a resolution setting noon for daily sessions was adopted before adjournment at 12.
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Gorfoun
F. J. Prattyman
Washington
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Gorman
House
Premit Congress
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Maher Knocked Out by Munroe in Fourth Round Bout
Philadelphia November 9 Jack Munroe the thrive miner stopped Peter Maher in the fourth round at the National Athletic Club before a packed crowd. The bout was a fierce exchange with Maher down from a series of blows and bleeding, and Munroe delivering decisive rights and lefts before Maher folded at the bell of the round.
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Jack Munroe
Peter Maher
National Athletic Club
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Maher
Ec Eod
Monroe
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Munroe
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Mater
Socialists Attack Italian Minister of Finance in Cabinet Shakeup
Naples dispatch reports Socialist attacks on Signor Roaune the finance minister amid a cabinet reshuffle. The event follows rumors of corruption and widespread political tension as the new cabinet seeks control. The minister reportedly died by suicide after a period of public controversy.
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Italy
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Pale
Raton
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Vics
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Enmseen
Cooler Weather Forecast For Kansas Area
Government forecaster notes cooler weather possible in Kansas with a fair night and Tuesday forecast. Wednesday look for cooler conditions. noon wind around 12 mph. Previous readings show temperatures around 62 degrees Sunday with hourly data showing mixed readings from early morning.
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Tuna
Ax Tallowes
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Ofebocke
Ofebek
City to remove old bridge and start new reconstruction
The city railway began ripping out the remains of the river bridge. Several stringers were pulled from the wreck while treasurer FG Reller said the work will proceed as soon as possible and material is scarce, with the city planning to begin rebuilding once they can obtain the necessary material.
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Reller
Eomnanty
Dhekalm
Auto Parade Route and Weather From City Page
An Automobile Club parade is set for tonight at 8 o clock. The route runs from Quincy to Seventh then along Tenth to unset Avenue, north to Kansas Avenue, back to Ninth, Harrison, and Fifth, then Topeka Avenue and Tenth before returning to Quincy. Temperatures show New York 49, Minneapolis 0, with other city readings listed.
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Avenue
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Harrison
Hurricane
Fifth
Topeka
Topeka Avenue
Quinte
Seventh
Judges and Delegation Meet as Kansas Sits in Washington
Kansas delegation gathers in Washington to decide on a candidate for the US House Ways and Means Committee and a district judge vacancy. Pollock, Low, Mackey, Dean and others travel to the capital. Johnston appears favored for the Supreme Court seat, with factional alignments and railroad influence shaping the outcome.
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Kaneas
Crux Leland
M. A. Low
W. J. Mackey
Dean
Judge Pollack
Pollack
Wash
Calderhead
Long
Stolt
Johnson
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Murdock
Pollock
Bowersock
Reeder
Joe Burton
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Bowersdvk
Scott
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Cannon
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Lenving Cannon
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Supreme Court
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Marsil Mackey
M. A Low
Cyrun Laluch
Surey Johnston
Bonn
Dudse Hook
United States
Italy
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Roosevelt
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Supreme Bench
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Bonator
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Johnston
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Burton
Smith
Loomla
Winfield
P- Isreer
W A White III Leaves for Arizona for Health
Emporia Kansas November 2 W A White III reports WIlliam Alien White departed for Arizona for health reasons after four weeks of illness a persistent cough and a doctors recommendation to recover in a drier climate The possible plan to write a Colorado river grand canyon feature for SMcClure's magazine is mentioned in connection with New York editor Rogers former Bank of the Metropolis president is reported dead at Jamaica I F aged 12 leaving a fortune of several million dollars mourning the abrupt resignation of Metro president Ragern from the presidency several months ago due to illness
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Willum Alien White
Arizona
White
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Smcclure
New York
Rogers
Bank of the Metropolis
Jamaica
I. F
Ragern
Metroe
Fred
Il Besith
Disappears with 200 dollars from Independe nce barber
M W Curtis, finance and corresponding secretary of the Royal Barber Union and official of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, vanished from Independence with about 200 dollars. He left his wife and 3 month old baby, failed to attend a national Federation of Labor meeting in Boston, and is believed to have departed last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Curtis says he deserted her without money and she plans to return to Missouri.
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Independence
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M. W. Curtis
Royai Barbere’ Union
Order of Eagles
Curtiy
Harry Dunn
West Main Street
Lad
American Federation of Labor
Boston
Mass
Curtis
Missouri
Two New Cardinals Pius X Conducts Private Consistory
Pope Pius X presided over a private consistory with cardinals present as solemnities for two new cardinal appointments and the ceremony for archbishop and bishop appointments. The event marked a quiet conclave before public rites with Cardinal Origila thanking the pontiff for shouldering church burdens and the pope approving the nominations in Latin.
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Sacred College
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Merry del Val
Menetary
Mar. Callizer
Padua
Latia
J. J. Harty
Manila
Pedro Gonsales
Eptrade
Havana
Maximilian Reynoso Y Deboralas
Nocesera
Health bulletin on Ekperer Willem after larynx operation
A Potsdam palace bulletin reports Ekperer Willem underwent removal of a polyp from the larynx on Saturday. The emperor’s overall condition is described as good, with slight reaction expected from the operation and possible healing requiring another review. The report notes stable temperature and pulse.
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New Palace
Potsdam
Jim
Peters
Goodnow Denies Report Of Train Robbery Near Rood House
Chicago General Manager C A Goodnow denies any attempt to hold up a passenger train near Rood House. He says the report is unfounded and offers no corroborating indications. Weather forecast: Kan oe predict cool tonight and warmer Tuesday with westerly winds.
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Rood House
Chicago
C A. Goodnow
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Kanoe
Twenty-Third AFL Convention Opens in Boston
Delegates totaling nearly 900 arrive for the twenty-third annual American Federation of Labor convention at Panelab hall Boston. President Gompers and John Mitchell attend. Topics include political party affiliation, child labor, eight hour day, and the Miller case amid discussions on labor organization growth and affiliations.
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American Federation of Labor
Panelil Hall
United State
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Washhixton
Martial law in Erzerum province suppresses Armenian bands
In Hassan Kala district of Erzerum, martial law is proclaimed and troops are quartered as revolutionary activity by Hentchakists prompts action. One band was exterminated and another driven back into Russian territory. Turkish authorities also redistributed seized weapons to Kurdish forces amid unrest.
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Constantinople
Hassan Kala
Erzerum
Armeniian Revolutionary Society
Emperor William Cancer Fear Grips Public Hope and Anxiety
Reports from private dispatches in New York say an alteration in the emperor's condition resembles the first sign seen in his father and raises household concern. Medical authorities insist the morning bulletin states facts, yet public fear persists due to family cancer history and past misreports.
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William
Sredsrick
Augusta
Grand Duchess of
Bader
Germany
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Berhard Fraenkel
Berlin University
Associated Press
Frederick Dia Pot Dieclowe
America
Five injured in New Jersey auto wreck on Mont Arington Hill
Five people were severely injured when a car on Mont Arington Mill near Hopatcong NJ lost control at a sharp curve. The vehicle struck a horse and carriage, injuring Mr and Mrs Tankin and others. several occupants leaped free as a collision loomed.
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Mont. Ariington Mill
Hopatcong
James W. Runker
Willtam Blanchard
Charles W. Hoffman
Brooklyn
Rankin
Tankin
New York Measures Against Santo Domingo Blockade
A November report from Santo Domingo states the German squadron under Commodore Steuer was ordered to reinforce the blockade. The mail steamer Athen, returning from Santo Domingo, delivered a Herald dispatch noting two ships, Cuzelle and Panther, sent to Santo Domingo to lift German impediments. The Athen then resumed ports denied entry by Dominican gunboats. The German commander is said to be determined to torpedo the blockade established without notice.
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Cuzelle
Santo Domings
Strike at Katy Shops Raises Wage Demands in Parsons
Railroad machinists at the Katy shops in Parsons Kansas plan a noon Saturday strike after a conference with the superintendent William Oberta and the mediator Mr. Brehm. The grievance committee of the International Association of Machinist Helpers demands higher pay as the change is refused.
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Wiliam Oherta
Brehm
Tnformational Association of Machinist Helpers
Katy
Ehoge
Railroad Men Rally to Cut Shipping Costs
Chickasha Oklahoma reports 700 railroad workers formed a association to lower living costs. They plan to offer bulk trade to suppliers and negotiate cheaper services in shops and road crews who say they have not been treated fairly.
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Chickasha
Shot at a Dance, Tucameart N.3 and Eight Miles Away
Fragmentary OCR text describes a scene near a dance with scattered names and places. The readable portions reference a setting eight miles from a location called iri Scenes and mention a family, business, and a Bloom. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Strikes Hit Colorado Coal Mines in Prolonged Walkout
News from Trinidad and across Colorado reports a broad coal miners strike following United Mine Workers orders. Walkouts are reported at Colorado Fuel and Iron sites with armed guards at Gray Creek and widespread refusals to work, leaving many mines unable to operate. In Denver and Las Animas County the state guards stand ready as strikers threaten violence if displaced. No strike reported at Union Pacific mines in Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
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Primero
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Howen
Mets
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United Mine Workers
Vale
Tha
Banks
Wyoming
Gemutter
Eliber Iunde
Odyito
Rast Inga
Srmet Gunran
Ind
Trab
U. P
Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pafieathems
Hampi
Cumberland
Rock Springs
Springaebey
Tiamongville
Cambria
Tumsal
Cripple Creek Officers Arrested Over Bank Desmest Allegation
James F Hudiey Bruno Hobbs and James Bl Mouter of Cripple Creek Mercantile Company held on $5,000 bonds after information charged they accepted Hes from Harder Master Mercantile for deposits in the Himetallic bank while aware the institution was insolvent.
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Bruno ‘“Hobbs
James Bl. Mouter
Ha Mercantile Company
Cale
Harder-Master Mercantile Company
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