Reed Smoot seat disputed by Utah clergyman
A text signed by Rev J L Leitich, from the Senate privileges committee, urges that Senator elect Reed Smoot of Utah not be seated. Leitich, a Methodist mission head in Salt Lake City, charges Smoot with polygamy via a plural wife. Madrid reports high costs and possible court martial over war accounts.
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J. L. Leitich
Reed Smoot
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Leitich
Methodist
Salt Lake City
Lei- Heb
Smuet
Madrid
Alfonso
Treasury
Harsh Debate On Negro Question Amid Washington Day Events
The article reports a heated session featuring Senator Munro and Senator Root critiquing attitudes toward the Negro question during a Washington Day gathering. Bishop Gailor and Senator Roosevelts views are noted as counterpoints as speakers address race, slavery history, and social reforms.
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Senatoe
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Calan League Club
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Chicaxu
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Ugg
Koot
Bixlep
Tennessee
Senator Hiwr
Rout Keerecans
Ware
Root
bin Apy Moore
Gailor
Loar
Puy
Hinde Staten
Subsidy Bill Beaten in House Committee Report
Members of the House committee defeated the subsidy bill amid a rugged vote. Senators and representatives from multiple states opposed the measure, while Democrats pressed substitutes and battled for a favorable report. Opposition remained strong, with several lawmakers voting against the bill and others facing political pressure.
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Denyncrats
LL. Belmont
Wetton
Toned
Washington
Musser
Hank Stevens
Aml Minor
Dhe Geon
Runtures
Che Madere
Inet
J. Mery Pont Mfurgen
Sfanmna
Frye
Methodist Leadership Claims Largest Church Membership
Bishop McCabe disputes a Buckley claim that the church is declining. He cites Methodist Church figures aiming for a 12,000,000 United States membership by 1900, comparing with other denominations as banks face a crisis and a Georgia trip ends with a rescue by telegraph.
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Binbop C
United States
Buckley
New York
Ivan
Presbyterian Church
North
Fermar Bausista
Protestant Episcopal
South
Iit
Congregational
Sour
Regular Baptists
Methodist Episcopal Church
State Institutions Costs and Attendance for 1902
The Board of State Charities reports for the year ending Oct 31 1902 total maintenance exceeding $1,000,000 with $800,000 for buildings and repairs. Daily attendance averaged 8507 across 13 institutions, with 7,590 new admissions and 8,500 present Nov 1 1901. Net expenses and per capita costs vary by facility, farms reduce costs, and farm products valued at about $56.9 thousand were used. Three criminal reform trends noted along with a milk trust collapse, a Muncie case, and a cow courthouse vote in Putnam County.
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Cue
Reform School For
Boxe
Institution For the Deaf
Saldiera
Baldicra
Institution
Auerage
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Industrial School
Boye
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Woman's Prison
Prikone
Reform Schools
Sear
Narthers Hoaplinl
Insage
Haatern Borphtal
Jusmee
Atba Bouthern Hospital
Holdlers
Inanne
Sud
Beers Eh Et Lore
Ware
Binte
Institutiona
Shilo
Indianapolla Milk Trust
Chicago
Milwaukee
J. R. Brent
Lawrence White
Muncie
Tadana Reformatory
Lilly Davie
Putnam County
Congress Tangles in Session Rounds and Debates
The Senate opened at 11 o clock and adjourned to 11 Saturday after a day in executive session over the Panama canal treaty. The House passed fortifications appropriations and the protection of the President bill, then wrestled over the Fowler currency bill for several hours. Debates featured Mr Fowler, Mr Bartlett, Mr Lill, and others amid committee votes, with a large crowd attending, including Daughters of the American Revolution.
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O'Clark
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Thayer
Lovering
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Lewis
Anthracite Cunt Strike Commission
Washington
Dubois
Idale
Lillvate Byoke
Baker Washington
Venelads
Rock Island
Indiana Lawmakers Debate Taxes and Voting Machines
Indiana lawmakers met in a lively session with heated debate over a tax delinquency investigation bill and a compulsory voting machine plan for cities over 12 000. The House passed the tax bill 44 to 41 and the Senate approved the Will voting scheme 37 to 6, with exemptions for several counties. The Goodwine separation bill for an Industrial School near Indianapolis moved ahead pending Senate concurrence. A mix of appropriations and governance changes dominated the day as reform measures faced strong opposition and support.
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Wayne
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Eikhart
Vanderburg
Alten
Marie
Tiyecunce
Grant
Laporte
Delaware
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Loward
Goodwine
Girk
Senate
Board of Control
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Mayrion
Davis
Indianapols Northern
Uniat Trrecon Company
Turth
Forrane
Senatie Gray
The Cold as a Medical Word in 1858
A historical note argues the term cold covers many complaints and lacks a universal remedy. It identifies feverish symptoms and shivering as key markers, links contagion to a "microbe," and critiques reliance on weather or drafts as explanations while urging careful examination of symptoms.
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Lotuborg
Riys
Ian Flud
Aretly
Chicago
Drhees
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Eine
Fragmented Text Requires Summary
The readable segment presents unclear phrasing with names and places missing. It references individuals possibly including Newlyrice or John and general discussion of a forthcoming question or plan, but lacks coherent events or outcomes to report.
Fragmented overheard exchanges in Chicago Tribune
A garbled quote from a Chicago Tribune page shows a speaker invoking Constantinople and warning of city crimes. The text features a reputed educated forelner and a mort fie commentator debating foreign influence and local danger amid confusion.
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Covent Scott
Chicago
Trade Review Notes Weather Cuts Merchandize Flow
The Weekly Trade Review reports worsening conditions from a snow storm and railway disruptions across the United States. Wheat and corn exports show mixed figures while overall demand remains high. firms anticipate rate increases and a cautiously optimistic spring trade, with some sectors delaying shipments amid labor and finance concerns.
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KG. Dun & Co
Prade
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Grain and live stock prices in Chicago and New York markets
A fragmented listing shows bid ranges for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago and New York with grain quotes. No. 2 wheat and corn values are given alongside quality grades and regional shipping rates in a dense commodity table.
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S.A
Milwaukee
Toledo
Cori
Matey
Fedo
Clover Seed
Tulalo
Cutlie
Choice Shipping Secre
Fale
New York—Castle
Record of the Week Turmoil and Crime Scene Notes
The clashing events center on community tensions as a grocer is accused of defiance toward workers, amid familial strife and a high-profile divorce. Reports describe threats, jealousy, and a fatal, volatile confrontation ending in legal inquiry. The piece also notes a domestic violence incident and police involvement.
Verdice finds Martin Myers guilty of suicide
A verdict in Laganepert declares Martin Myers a test o Filmavr guilty of suicide after a tree fell on him during a prayer scene. His brother, Pious on Etectric Road, to take charge. body sent to Logansport for burial preparations amid state wide notices.
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Newner Lethierindow
Laganepert
Martin Myers
Myers
Aater
Phen le
Erwin Bis
Logansport
Ducint
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