No Titles For Settlers Utah Delegate Questions Authority
Utah delegate questions authority to suspend land patents for railroad lands. Crimp objects to immediate consideration. Public buildings planned at Salt Lake City and Ogden with appropriations requested by Secretary Hoke Smith and President Cleveland. Delegates Cannon and others push for Interior clarification while hearings set by National Republican committee. District actions focus on land titles for settlers amid railroad land grants.
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Ogden
Washington, DC
Hoke Smith
General Land Office
Union Pacifi
Central Pacific
Interior Department
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Secretary of the Interior
Chap
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Public Landa
Amith
National Republican Committee
Utah Commission
Salt Lake Bearing
Tim
Cleveland Watt
Salt Lake City
Lindsay Roogers
Oden
Bills Introduced in Senate and House For Indian Territory
A large batch of bills in the Senate proposes a territorial form of government for Indian Territory with officers under a name change to Indianola. Other measures grant pensions to war veterans, restrict US citizens from accepting foreign titles, fund infrastructure in various western towns, and set duties on wood. The House items include establishing a US mint at Boise City Idaho and broad freight line regulations.
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Washington
Senate
Berry
Indianola
Palmer
Elving & Uniform
Alien
United States
Senator Voorheen
Senator Mantle
Rites
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Cheyenne
Wycoise City
Ida
Helena
Mont
Bolsa
Squire
Wilson
Idaho
Tolae City
Halley
Texas
Cobb
Alabama
Thar
Majority for Silver Renate Finance Committees Stand Seven to Five
Washington December 3 Republicans in the Renate wan In eceston held a three hour caucus today and adjourned without completing committee memberships. Tentative progress confirms chairmanships with Teller on Economics, Wansbrough on Library, Gallinger on Penalons, and Shoup on Patents. Cameron shifts to Foreign Relations. Wolcott to Finance.
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Renate Finance
Washington
Republican Caucus
Renate
Eceston
Associated Press
Eicalty
Benator Teller
Dacome
Committed
Claya
Benator Wansbrough
Lirary
Neatne Gallinger
Benator Shoup
Cameron
Wolcott
Gameron
Senate
Senate committee power shifts in Nevada era politics
Senator Jones of Nevada may keep his seat as a Populist not a Republican, reshaping committee balance with Republicans holding seven to five on finance and Appropriations likely to rise to eleven members. Feelerow to gain a place, Quay or Pactite opponent to receive the other slot, Populists retain chairs, and Kyle Butler and Jones position adjustments discussed amid a broader Senate reorganization.
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Mines and Mining
Allen
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Civ
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Education
Butler
Benetor Jones
Akansan
Senate
MUST ISSUE MORE BONDS, TREASURY WARNED OF BANKRUPTCY
A Washington report argues additional bond issues may be needed if regulatory relief does not stop gold outflows. It cites balance changes in the treasury, past bond sales totaling about 1.9 billion, and a cash reserve near 176.6 million. Exports and deficits threaten the fiscal year ending January 1, with a projected year end shortfall around 15 million if trends persist.
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Treasury
Washington
New Associate Justice Peckham Appointment Confirmed
The senate in executive session today confirmed nominations. Limer RB Adams of Missouri to be District Judge for the Haslemn district of Misgouri Hutup IV Peckham of New York to be Associata Juatics of the United States Supreme court.
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Missouri
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Republican National Convention Chosen For St Louis June 16
The Republican National Committee decided the convention will be held in St Louis on June 16 after two hours of balloting. San Francisco led early but St Louis gained support as ballots showed shifting delegations, with Michigan Wyoming and Connecticut backing St Louis and the decision becoming unanimous in favor of Mr de Young of San Francisco.
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Republican National Committee
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Bob
New York
Lannan
Utah
de Young
California
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San Francisco
Pittsburg
Chicago
David Martin
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wyoming
Connecticut
St Loula
de ‘Young
Ban Francisco
Reckless and Indifferent, Hayward Died at the Gallows
Harry Hayward, condemned for the Catherine Ging murder, was hanged at 2:10 AM after a final night of last suppers and talk. He reportedly laughed at times, spoke of spiritualism, and urged the crowd to view the execution, while his co-conspirator Claus Huxt was also implicated and later sentenced.
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Hayward
Thaddeus Hayward
Holberg
Harry
Thiags
Luther Timothy
Sandberg
Tingward
Jie
Davigk
Cherlif Holburg
Ani Harry
Harry Hayward's Crime Induced Janitor Buxt to Murder
December 2 1904 Miss Catherine Ging a well known confectioner was found dead near Lake Calhoun with a bullet wound in the back of the head. The killer appeared to be Buxt aided by Harry Hayward who first claimed the victim died by action of another and asked police to investigate a plot against him.
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Jie
Adryn Hayward
Harry
Cinna Buxt
the Ozark
Miss Ging
Adry
Ntuarta
Nye Arrist
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Hilxt
Mra Blixt
Vas Boon
Hherry
Bilxt
Waa
Claus Huxt
Wullty
Ita
Buxt
Misa Ging
Catherine Ging
Akirta Lake Calhoun
Burgy
Steble
Wayward
Toa
More settlers killed near Fort Bewle Arizona
Reports from New Mexico and Arizona recount a brutal massacre of a father, mother, and three children near Fort Bewle. An Indiana band, linked to the San Core area, is blamed for the slaughter, alongside earlier killings of Merrill and his daughter. Troops and lawmen pursue the assailants with scarce details on motives or outcomes.
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Jat
Bowie
Unites States
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Blein
OO Mexico
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Fort Grant
Gibbu Crerk
Bherlifa
Bherlf Thompson
Globe
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Cawloya
Hampson Es Ranch
Territorial Canvassing Board Certifies Partial Returns
The Territorial Canvassing Board met yesterday and certified incomplete returns from Sanpete Juab and four counties. Several municipal offices in Ephraim Cedar City and other counties are in doubt, as is the school superintendency in Tint County. The Bullion return is missing and may affect the Republican lead. The board will wait for all ballots before opening the Bureks City box. Richards issued commissions to elected officers except those in four counties. Rich questions Ogden's claim that George M Vianson returned from California. Hansen reportedly travels in Southern Utah to oppose Crank Cannon’s bid for the Senate.
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Richarda
Caramissiona
Morgan roasts the British over lump sum claims
Senate debate centers on the 425000 payment to settle claims arising from the Berdingsea dispute. Senator Morgan denounces Sir Julian Pauncefote and the British envoy for urging a lump sum, charging misconduct, and presses to refer the matter to Foreign Relations for a full feasibility report while defending American sovereignty and the treaty power. The session ends with the resolution adopted.
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Alabama
Committee On Foreign Relations
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Louisiana
Van Horne Resigns as CP Rail President
Chicago Chronicle reports Willem Van Horne has resigned as president of the Canadian Pacific. The likely successor is P J Shaughnessy proposed as vice president. The resignation stems from a preference for active work and changes were confirmed by private dispatch and telegram.
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Epeen
Democratic Objections and Wool Memorial Dominate House Session
Washington reports a brief House session focusing on appointments and land office actions for Pacific railroad grants in Utah and Nebraska. Democrats object to memorials from the National Wool Growers and other resolutions while a price-gem oath is administered and a deputy sergeant at arms is named. The president declines to discuss marriage rumors and dividends are declared by the Comptroller for insolvent banks. An Indian agent removal is noted and a double homicide at Coal Creek is reported. A New York board rules custom fees for export certificates illegal.
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