Colorado Legislature Sees Two Leaders Clash in Session
Amid a dramatic Colorado Assembly meeting, the committee of fifteen to review the governor election vote convened behind locked doors. A clash between Speaker Dickson and Lieutenant Governor Haggett erupted as both asserted presiding authority, with gavel raps, cheers, and confusion trailing as members debated procedural control and adjournment.
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Denver
Col
Jqn
Colorado
Arthur Coryforth
Besa
the Land
Iti
Dickson
Haggett
Dicksdal
Lacb
Vernor Haggett
Senate
Clerik Harper
Te Ba Hnd
Farweller
Chebrad
Frebenga
Walcott
Anata
Frewen
Oy Peat
Tillman Knocked Out Weahington Nomination Fallout
Tillman overcome Weahiington in a contested nomination. The nomination for WW. BD. Crum, tied to Lace Y OFOs, customs, for the port of elites in South Carolina, was confined by the state in executive session.
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Weahiingston
Crum
S. C
Scate
Or. v Dy. Chum
Tillman
Siege debate and senate actions mark January session
Jerciayd passes fortifications appropriation and adjourns to Monday. Mr Litauer of New York cites siege experience as proof mines’ wartime importance while Mr Baker critiques Roosevelt and foreign tax claims. Senator Bard condemns Arizona New Mexico union as unwanted. Swift Co beef trust case arguments open before the Supreme Court. A Kentucky jury convicts Ed Taylor for the white riot killing of William Moore.
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Jerciayd
Litauer
New York
House
Port Arthur
Baker
Roosevelt
Wilhelm
Republican Party
Bard
Senate
Arizona
New Mexico
Washington
Swift& Co
United States
Beef Trust
Supreme Court of the United States
John S. Miller
Chicago
Russian Christmas Telegrams and Far-Flung News
A collection of terse items reports Sousa’s band touring England and a Springfield Missouri hall fire, plus the Zionist conference in Switzerland and the Kan sas City grain elevator fire with 9700 bushels. Other items note conventions, unfounded reports, a Chinaman execution, a Memphis banquet for William J Bryan, and naval and customs notes.
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Sousa
England
Springfield
Mags
Switzerland
Harroun
Kansas City
Zeta Psi Fraternity of
North America
Boston
Sanaa
Arabia
Slug Yow
Folsom
Cal
William,j. Bryan
Jackson’ Club
Memphis
Rojastvensky
Battleslsp Kniaz Souveroff
Senate
William D. Crum
Charleston
United States
Stoessel
Nagazaki
Western Association
Chicago
Port Arthur Fall Echoes Across War Fronts
Reports from Washington and Tokyo outline Japan's firm stance on continuing the war after Port Arthur. Russian defenses at Mukden grow tighter as reinforcements move south, while officials expect neutrals to seek mediation through the United States.
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Washington
Japan
Russia
United States
Port Arthur
Liao Yong
Mi Ogoro Takahira
New York
Europe
Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
Tokio
Rusia
Japa
Arrivi
Pri
Manchuria
Arthur
Favorable Outlook for Winter Trade and Spring Orders
The report from New York on January trade shows quiet markets with cold weather supporting retail sales of winter goods. Stock levels are uneven but orders for spring cargos in dry goods and related items are already booked in leading centers. Western jobbers report stocks 10 percent below last year, signaling a tighter market and expected volume reduction in the coming months.
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