Ohio Senators declare war in Ohio Republican fight
In Washington on December 16, Senators Foraker and Hanna clash as rumors of a 1904 Roosevelt bid surface. Foraker asserts no candidate preference and accuses Hanna allies, while Hanna says his rivals aim to eliminate him and vows to meet them on their terms. The feud signals a fierce Ohio GOP leadership battle with Roosevelt’s favor-nose.
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Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
Her
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Hanna
Foraker
Dhedain
Roosevelt
Jaker
McKinley
Han
Senate
Ohio Republicans
Republicans
Baker
Mr. Uhl
Kurtz
Thanks of Congress Proposed for Rear Admiral Schley
Senator Jones of Arkansas introduces a joint resolution asking Congress to thank Rear Admiral Schley and his command for their actions at Santiago Bay on July 3, 1898. The measure was referred to naval affairs for consideration. Later, Schley and his counsel ask Secretary Long to withhold approval of the court of inquiry findings until objections can be filed.
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Washington, D. C
Jones
Arkansas
Congress
Schley
Santiago
Cuba
United States
Committee On Naval Affairs
Admiral Schley
Secretary Long
Court of Inquiry
Christmas Entertainment for Society Children
The Tucson club presents an Sunday evening program after Christmas focused on children of society members. Doran Bros. will supply Christmas candies for the event.
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Tucson Wiecerkrang
Doran Bros
Prohibitions Agent Accused of Murder in Vermont
White River Junction Vermont December 16 8 D Waite an agent for prohibitionists to gather evidence in liquor cases is jailed at Woodstock on a murder charge. After threats from saloon keepers he says he fired three times in self defense wounding E Gasher who died this morning. The case goes to the grand jury.
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White River Junction
D. Waite
Woodstock
Waite
Lebanon
Junction House
E. T .Gasher
W. St. John
Gasher
Roosevelt’s Whisper Queered Cullom
Washington report recounts Senator Cullom secretly meeting President Roosevelt in the White House. Cullom whispered to Roosevelt about his loud speaking, and the president signaled with a finger to his lips, saying nothing should be heard. The exchange ends with a mysterious remark by the president.
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Washington
Senator Cullom
Illinois
Roosevelt
Cullom
White House
Quay May Seek Arizona Climate
Senator M. S. Quay and family arrived in Jacksonville from Washington and traveled by private car to his St. Lucie residence. Major Quay said the senator, who caught a cold in Washington, is not bedridden but may travel to Arizona if health fails to improve.
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Jacksonville
Quay
Major A
C. Quay
Miss Quay
Elkins
Pennsylvania
Washington
St. Lucie
Major Quay
Florida
Senator Quay
Arizona
Beaver
Captain Murphy Severely Injured By Train Collision
Captain John Murphy a riverman from Newburg was struck by a train and had an arm severed at the shoulder. Roundsman Lozier asked how he felt and Murphy replied that he was fine. The family grit centered on the Captain as doctors said skin grafting might be needed and the sister Mrs Spencer Brown assisted.
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Newburg
John Murphy
Lozier
Jack
Murphy
Sam
Mra
Spencer Brown
Per
Alaska Copper Boom Prompts $1.2 Million Offer
J J Fraser of Pinal county received a $1 200 000 bid for his Copper river Alaska mine from a New York syndicate led by Standard Oil interests Fraser telegraphed acceptance and travels to New York to seal the deal The find followed cowboy Jack Smith locating a five mile vein on Fraser's cattle ranch after a long search that yielded little gold making experts call the copper body the largest ever found.
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Globe, Ariz
J. J. Fraser
Pinal County
Copper River
Alaska
Sitka
New York
Standard Oil
Fraser
Jack Smith
Smith
Fire at Tombstone destroys Emanuel residence
The elegant Tombstone home of A. H. Emanuel, a court clerk, burned to the ground Saturday night around 10 p.m. Judge Davis and ex-Marshal W. K. Meade, visiting Emanuel, lost most belongings. origin of the blaze remains unknown.
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Anit
A. H. Emanuel
Tombstone
Davie
W. K. Meade
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George Ketcham
Union Driving Park
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J. D. Moore
Union Park Driving Club
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J. Vew Goods
Felix Department Store
E. Congress St
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