Carrie Nation Demonstrations at White House and Senate
Carrie Nation was forcefully removed from executive offices after shouting at the president and in the senate gallery. She was arraigned for disorderly conduct, fined 25 dollars, and paid. The episode followed her remarks criticizing the liquor trade and calling for prohibition.
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White House
Senate
Washington
Carrie Nation
Loeb
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Carrie
Senator Cockrell
Panama United States canal treaty signed in Washington
Secretary of State John Hay and Philippe Bunau Varilla signed a treaty in Washington granting the United States a ten mile wide canal strip and perpetual use of the canal zone with exclusive police sanitary and governance rights but no sovereignty. Panama receives 10 million dollars with 250000 annually after nine years. ratification to occur in Panama.
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Hay
White House
Mr. Smith
United States
Mr. Bunan-Varilla
Panama
Canal
Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
Mysterious Alive After Garroting Report In Amalag
Manila reports two of four condemned murderers in Amalag Odgayan province were found alive after being garroted on October 31. Four men were left for eight minutes then moved to a church. Three later showed life. two were revived and one died. A separate note from Devonport says the torpedo boat destroyer Falcon collided with a smack, sinking it and drowning all aboard.
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Manila
Amalag
Odgayan
Devonport
Eng
Falcon
Cuban bill debate opens as session proceeds with bills
The record notes that no business occurred in open session beyond bills and petitions. Carrie Nation appeared with little attention. An executive session was ordered at 12 35. Broussard of Louisiana led discussion when the Cuban bill resumed. The Falcon’s bows were smashed and a crewman died. the ship entered Devonport for repairs.
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Carrie Nation
Broussard
Louisiana
House
Miller weeps on the stand in Ryan turf extortion trial
In Cincinnati on November 20 the Miller and Johns trial for conspiring to extort a bribe from John J. Ryan regarding turf commission business continued. Witness Lir V. Miller broke down and wept briefly during cross examination after being asked about his early life and wife in the courtroom.
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Cincinnati
Miller
Johns
John J. Ryan
Turf Commission
Lir
Christiancy
Rullson
Darby
Court to settle Ann's age in New Haven case
New Haven court moves to settle Mary D. Vincents age after the Mutual Reserve Fund Association doubts she is twice as old as the late Ann. The brief notice notes the dispute centers on the age comparison and the involved parties.
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Ann
New Haven, Conn
Mutual Reserve Fund Association
Mary D. Vincent
Guards Surround Cheyenne Jail Over Tom Horn Hang
Militia guards will encircle the Cheyenne jail in Wyoming until the convicted killer Tom Horn is hanged. Any rescue attempt by his supporters will trigger a battle, authorities warn.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Navy
Tom Horn
Oats Corner Attempt Sparks Bank Borrowing Scheme
Chicago tale of a failed oat corner led Asa Griffin to borrow 20000 from the Bank of Montreal amid claims of margin deals with P B Weare. The farmers pool sought 200000 bushels to corner 1000000, raising oats from 84 to 40 cents and ending in losses for Weare and others. Also noted: Calumet and Arizona Mining pays 2 per share dividend December 2. William Ziegler faces Missouri bribery charges. Gus Olsen killed his wife and two children then died.
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Chicago
Asa Griffin
Bank of Montreal
Griffin
P. B. Weare
Chiffin
Illinois
Weare
Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
William Ziegler
The
Royal Baking Powder Company
Missouri
Gus Olsen
Laramie
Wyo
Jury Hears Lengthy Trial Over Brighton Quarry Ownership
The jury awarded F. M. Swisher of Brighton $1,000 against T. L. Emry after a trial over a quarry accident three years prior. The case centered on who owned Emry and Martin’s quarry as Swisher sought damages for hip injury and eighteen months lost work.
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F. M. Swisher
Brighton
T. L. Emry
Warner
Preston
Hotel Colenso
Attorney Crocker
Cedar Rapids
Means & Stichter
Court House
Emry
Swisher
Emry & Martin
Jefferson County
B. Martin
Mr. Crocker
Col. Scofield
Eicher & Wilson
Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin Co Sells Child Tickets
Tickets priced at ten cents for children for Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company performance. Children may reserve seats for ten cents when accompanied by a parent or guardian. Event date listed as Wednesday November 25.
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Stetson
Uncle Tom’s Cabin Co
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Dietrich
Knox
Department of Justice
Grand Jury
Summers
Omaha
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Hastings
Mr. Summers
Hiames
LaCrosse
Wis
Louis Helles
Trempealeau County
Alena Gerlash
Bunau Varilla
Congress
Mary
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington,owa
Washington County
Omas
H. Keox
Carl M. Keox
Puawe Kh Sace
Onahier
Citizen's National Bank
Shaw, Jenkins & Go
Wm. H. Jenkins &d
State Bank of Iowa
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P. J. Manley
Washington County Savings Bank
Schuyler W. Livingston
Lew, Money, Aberrade
Overice
Iowa
Law
Opposite Court House
Washington, Iowa
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Eicher
Wilson
A. RK. Dewey
A. Dewey
Dewey
Reems
Temple Building
Alberson's Grocery
W. A. White
Pollard
Crail
Northwest Corner Square
New Set Abstract Books
Ss. W
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Opera House
Phows
H. W. Scofield
B. R. Jenkins
Mclaughlen
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Jenkins & McLaughlin, Physicians and Surgeons
Osteopathy
C. S. Harper
Osteopathic Phys
Klein & Co
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American School of Sp Athy
Kirksville, Mo
T. J. Dempsey
ST. Louis
Memphis
Peoria
ST. Joseph
Kansas
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Colorado
Fort Worth
Paul
Maoxville Bra
Ar Vreight
Wassetween Davenport
Washington, Am
California
Pacific North
H. W. Russel
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Washington National Bank
J. A. Cunningham
A. Anderson
Arch McCcully
B. F. Brown A. Moore
J. A. Cunninghan
D. J. Palmer
Wagskingt
B. F. Brown
J.T. Anderson
Asa't Cashier
H Wlison
Capital
Don
State Bank
Chas
Ohngemach
D.M McLaughlin
A. White
EB. G. Wilson
Henry Knecht
Akes
UEC
Llane
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M. St. P
Milwaukee
Iowa Central
Mason City Mail
Srighton
Peoria Mall
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