Speaker Announces House Committees Washington Dec 7
The presiding officer revealed the full list of house committees and their members. Names include Temenway, Bing ham, Van Voorhis on Appropriations. Jenkins, Parker on Judiciary. Hepburn, Sherman on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Kitt, Adama on Foreign Affairs. Lacey, Mondell on Public Lands. Sherman, Curtis on Indian Affairs. Loomis, Gross on Insular Affairs. Lacy, Mondell on Labor. Loudenslager, Patterson on Pension. Howell on Immigration. Crumpacker on Census. Landin on Printing.
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Washington
Cannon
House
Temenway
Bingham
van Voorhis
McCleary
Littauer
Brownlow
Gardner
Michigan
Burkett
Gillett
Massachusetts
Smith
Town
Marsh
Livingston
Pierce
Benton
Taylor
Underwood
Brundidge
Jenkins
Parker
Alexander
Warner
Littlefield
Thomas
Iowan
Powers
Nevin
Palmer
L’earrie
Gillette
California
Dearmond
Kentucky
Clayton
Henry
Texas
Little
Brantley
Fowler
Prince
Calderhead
Lovering
Douglas
Maine
Spalding
McMorran
Weems
McCreary
Daniels
Thayer
Lewis
Padgett
Bartlett
Thompson
Pujo
Hepburn
Sherman
Wanger
Lever
Brezeale
Cassingham
Rodey
Kitt
Adama
Pennsylvania
Cousins
William A. Smith
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
Perkins
Beidler
Foster
Otten
Capron
Longworth
Dinsmore
Howard
Lurleson
Scudder
Keboe
Floood
Lull
Ketcham
Stevens
Mondell
Esch
Holliday
Young
Sulzer
Hay
Slayden
Broussard
Mahoney
Denny
McGuire
Naval
Foss
Dayton
Loudensinger
Butler
Mudd
Roberts
Vreeland
Brick
Brandegee
Loud
Meyer
Tate
Rixey
William W. Kitchin
Vandiver
Ade
Postoffice
Post Roads
Overstreet
New Jersey
Sperry
Hedge
Sibley
Snapp
Goebel
Steenerson
Stafford
Darragh
Murdock
Moon
Tennessee
Griggs
Cowherd
Wilson
New York
Kluitz
Kalananaole
Lacey
Muler
Needham
Martin
Fordney
Val- Stead
Dixon
Knopf
Shi
Vermont
Conner
Gardwell Oilbert
Maddock
Hearst
Hughes
Pension
Loudenslager
Patterson
Draper
Campbell
Ames
Brown
Hogg
Richardson
Alabama
Wiley
McLain
Houston
Croft Immigration and Naturalization
Howell
Penn
Sylvania
Skiles
Erana
French
Ruppert
Robb
Benny
Ceensus
Crumpacker
Burleigh
Casee
West Virginia
Pearre
Dunwell
Kennedy
Grifith
Burleson
North Carolina
Robinson
Arkanna
Charles I. Landin
Quarrel Over Slain Deer in Wisconsin Court Chosen
A Wisconsin case centers on Morris Cowles who killed a wounded deer and dressed it. O J Tabor and Frank Meyers claimed they wounded the deer. after a night guard and a writ of replevin the deer was brought to a taboo. The court ruled for Cowles.
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Bamboo
Wis
Halstead
Morris Cowles
O. J. Tabor
Frank Meyers
Prairie du Sane
Meyers
Bulhert
Cowles
Swaneen
Madison
Tabor
Bentley & Kelley
Tibor
Hulbert
American criminal Charles Allen rearrested in London
Charles Allen, an American inmate released from prison in Pentonville, was rearrested on an extradition warrant for a 1895 Springfield post office robbery. Accompanied by Scotland Yard detectives he appeared at Bow Street with U S embassy reps and Deputy U S Marshal Watts. He protested his freedom was cut short. The case was postponed then extraction granted.
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London
Charles Allen
Pentonville
Springfield
Scotland Yard
Allen
Bow Street
United States
Watts
Weather Outlook for Illinois and Indiana Tonight
Official forecast notes up to 8 pm. Regions in Illinois and Indiana will be generally fair with slightly warmer temperatures in the north. Winds shift from westerly to variable as the evening progresses.
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Illinois
Indiana
Weather Briefs Across Regions
Lower Michigan shows cloudy skies with variable winds. Wisconsin trends fair and warmer with variable winds. Iowa area fair and warmer with variable winds.
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Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Chicago Livestock and Grain Prices Amid Mixed Receipts
Live stock markets show mixed receipts with cattle and hog values drifting in narrow ranges. Prices listed for beef, veal, and sheep lean to the midrange with Texas and East Buffalo outlets cited, while St Louis grain notes softer wheat and steady corn and oats futures through December and May contracts.
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Chicago
Hoge
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Truining & Stevens
Eleven Chinese migrants accused after canal wagon disaster
Four Chinese men drowned when a wagon overturned into the Erie canal during a border crossing from Canada. Seven survivors accuse the group of intending to drown them to steal fare advances to Chicago. The survivors face charges of illegal entry into the United States.
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Buffalo
Smuevilers
China
Canada
Erie Canal
Chicago
United States
Iron range shipments drop in November reports
Official reports from St. Paul show a 1,000,000 ton decrease in November Iron range shipments. The Citizens' association of St. Paul, a 1,000-strong group of wholesalers, manufacturers and merchants, states it will fight boycotts, sympathy strikes, picketing and labor violence. The czar and czarina left Skiernewicz for St Petersburg. A Brooklyn grand jury urges preserving a claim of 5,955,000 dollars for unmetered water drawn from Brooklyn mains.
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St. Paul, Minn
Citizens’ Association of
Sight fails judge Brown and doctors predict total blindness
Judge Brown is told by physicians that his sight will be totally gone within a short time. The report notes the judge has been stricken for two years and is under care in Washington.
Liquozone Right to Make Oxygen Germicide Sold for 100000
An investment of 100000 secured the rights to Liquozone, claimed as liquid oxygen that kills germs inside the body without harming tissues. The advertisement extols Liquozone as a universal germicide, a tonic, and a cure for numerous diseases, listing extensive effects and medical endorsement.
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Argos
Liquozone Free Trial Coupon Offer
A promotional plea urges readers to request a coupon for a free full size Liquozone bottle mailed through their local druggist. The maker promises to pay the druggist and states there is no obligation. The price is stated as sec. and $r.
Guilty of Bribery Acknowledges Taking Money
Five men charged in a water project bribery case in Grand Rapids plead guilty before Judge Newnham. Core y F F Bissell ex board member and aldermen John T Donovan Clarke E Slocum John McLachlan and Rayner Stonehouse faced penalties up to ten years. Ex Alderman Ghysels also pleaded guilty and Lozier waived examination.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Lant K. Salsbury
Lake Michigan
Superior Court
Newnham
Corey FF. Bissell
Board of Public Works
John T. Donovan
Clarke BE. Slocum
John McLachlan
Ghysels
Justice Brown Faces Rapid Vision Loss Threat
Brown associate justice of the United States Supreme Court is warned by his physician that total blindness within a week is possible. He previously lost one eye and had impaired sight two years ago, causing his daughter to accompany him on streets. Recently his vision deteriorated again and worsened rapidly.
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Brown
United States Supreme Court
Justice Brown
Great Establishment Burns in Salina Fire
The wholesale mercantile establishment of H. D. Lee at Salina burned. Loss estimated around 500000 dollars. It was the largest grocery and hardware depot between Kansas City and Denver. Stock value 600000 dollars and buildings 150000 dollars.
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Topeka
Kan
H. D. Lee
Salina
Kansas City
Denver
Entire Force Quells College Riot in Baltimore
Baltimore police reserves needed to break up a 500 student melee at the College of Physicians and Surgeons. The fight split first and second year students and lasted about half an hour with injuries and police clubs used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Central Police District
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Appeal of Richards Seeks New Hearing in Indianola Case
Transcript of evidence from the Indianola robbery case of ex-Deputy Marshal William A. Richards is filed with the Iowa Supreme Court seeking a new hearing. Richards, out on bail, faces conviction for plotting and aiding the $1,700 Sullivan robbery and alleged torture.
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Des Moines
Indianola
William A. Richards
Supreme Court
Gsupreme
Richards
Sullivans
Hamilton
Frank Baird
Creston
Sullivan
King's New Discovery Cures Consumption Says Beall Wife
A Beall Mississippi man recites his wife's fall illness and rapid recovery after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. He reports improvement at once and a full cure after four bottles. Guaranteed by Stewart s Pharmacy. 50 cents or 1.00. Trial bottles free.
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Marinette
Wis
Father Dagnault
Peshtigo
King
T. R. Beall
Beall
Dr. King
Stewart
Frisco Special Homeseekers Excursion One Day Only
One day excursion on December 8 with $15 round trip from Kansas City to Oklahoma and Indian Territory and to many Texas destinations. Tickets valid 21 days with liberal stopovers on the return trip. Inquiries through local agents or write J. C. Lovrien Assistant General Passenger Agent Kansas City Mo.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Salt Killed Hogs Near McIntire
J W Blade of Howard county twelve miles east of Salt Killed Hogs, mixing salt into swill caused a small herd to die. Seven hogs were feeding when salt was tossed in, they acted oddly and died within days. one remained sick and blind.
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McIntire
J. W. Blade
Here
Howard County
Art Exhibit and Local Notices
Mrs. Georgia Canfield displays oil and watercolor paintings and other articles for sale above Work & Meek's shoe store. Also notices promote Quinine alternatives and a Christian Science lecture by Jarol Norton in Fairfield on December 8 at 8 pm with free admission.
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Georgia Canfield
Work & Meek’s
Jarol Norton
New York City
Fairfield
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