Extra Session Opens as Congress Meets in Proclamation Era
Congress convened in extraordinary session under Roosevelt’s proclamation to enact legislation on Cuban reciprocity. The Senate gallery overflowed as new members took oaths and the chamber buzzed with anticipation, while the House observed a brisk yet routine opening marked by floral tributes and ceremonial page work.
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President and Congress Clash Over Civil War Echoes
A garbled narrative traces a series of early American presidencies and Congresses, noting the session ending with Ranosevelt on the fourteenth. It highlights party splits, new members, and historic deaths in office, with scattered references to 19th century events and speakers.
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President Roosevelt Advocates Cuba Treaty Policy
President Roosevelt sends message to Congress urging approval of a treaty with Cuba. He argues it secures economic opportunities for American producers and maintains U S influence in Caribbean security, stressing Cuba’s gradual integration with U S policy and the strategic naval stations to defend Cuban waters.
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Fort Des Moines Fortified Post Opens in Des Moines
Des Moines receives Fort Des Moines a $2,000,000 army post built of hard brick with a 1,000 by 1,000 foot parade ground. Colonel William C. Wallace will command on Thanksgiving as regular army detachments join the Philippines era squadron. The complex holds officers housing garrisons barracks bakery and stables amid rich Iowa farm scenery.
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Copper War Hits Butte Miners as Jobs Vanish
Montana copper trust war deepens in Butte with miners losing work while copper kings fight for control. The piece notes a statewide clash, escalating tensions, and miners forced to seek scarce jobs as official plans for new urban development and modern amenities loom amid unrest.
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Montana Copper War Shuts Amalgamated Mines In Legal Clash
A Montana mining region known for vast copper deposits near Butte faces prolonged closures as court battles over ownership of big mines and supporting facilities halt operations. The Amalgamated Copper Company, blocked by rulings favoring WY Augustus, idled mills and thousands of workers, with regional wealth and livelihoods sharply affected amid ongoing legal disputes over control of the Bullion and surrounding mines.
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Description of a two by two color square flag pattern
The first upper left square is blue and the first lower left square is white with a blue star at its center. The second upper square is white with a red star at its center, and the second lower square is red.
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Fragmentary text shows distorted names and phrases about a game and players, with garbled dialogue and terms like queen and royal husk. No coherent event or outcome is discernible. no verifiable entities or dates are readable to form a proper news item.
City Streetcar Strike Paralyzes Transit Amid Union Demands
Thousands of streetcar and other city workers walk out after rejection of union demands for arbitration, injury pay, and seven day notice. Battles flare as nonunion crews clash with protesters. federal relief sought if mail service disrupted. violence damages cars and stores, with 8000 workers participating and widespread disruptions across the city.
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