McKinley aides weigh extra session as Dingley drafts plan
Dec 5 report from Canton notes President-elect McKinley meets with Speaker Dingley to discuss an extra session and revenue measures. Thurston doubts the plan delays, while Dawes arrives from Canton with possible guidance. Congressmen plan to travel to Washington. the administration seeks a swift legislative path.
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Indicted Leadville Strikers in Grand Jury Action
The grand jury in the district court examined witnesses from the Coromue and Kommoke mines and others, moving to indict several strikers for murder and conspiracy. Indictments were returned or pending, with arrests forthcoming and the case setting off intense local frenzy amid rumors of expected troop arrival and mining disputes.
Indictments Sought by Grand Jury in Western Market Case
The grand jury before Judge Hutchinback indicts Westeen Union officers for hiding and abetting bucket shop keepers. State’s Attorney Lynch says no clear law covers the case, likening to pursuing a railroad for stolen wood. Jury instruction follows court hints at procedural doubt.
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The First Battle by W. S. Conkey & Co Chicago
Lincoln Neb December notice announces W S Conkey Co will publish Bryan book titled The First Battle. Preface outlines author reasons, scope, and campaign context, with a brief biography and publisher details. Publication expected in late January.
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Germany lodges protest over American tonnage policy
Washington reports Germany has lodged a protest with the State Department over the lifting of tonnage duties on American ships. Berlin insists the imperial government cannot be held responsible for actions by provincial and municipal officials, while Washington demands removal of charges on American vessels and seeks immediate compliance to settle the dispute.
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Cuba and Cuban War News From Key West Dispatch
Reports from Key West describe Cuban forces under Weyler advancing near Pinar del Rio with wounded soldiers entering cities. A five-person Pacifica party was bayoneted. Maceo seeks ammunition as Three Friends carry munitions to Cuba. Congress may back Cuban rights despite presidential stance.
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Leadville miners surrender to authorities amid grand jury action
Officers of the Union took John Ambuen and George Fundy into custody in Leadville after a grand jury inquiry. Dewar and other officials noted, with Bail applications expected. John Walk indicted for arson at the Coronado mine. broader arrests anticipated as investigators pursue all suspects.
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Navy Officers Promoted in Washington Dispatch
Washington reports Captain Charl Revune promoted to command of the battleship Indians and assigned to the telecommunication board. Commander J Mecawan Dae ordered to staff training duties, while Cagitari H C Tayive detached from the naval War college for a new posting. details note reshuffles across the naval command.
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Naval Affairs Report Highlights U S Navy Build Up
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Massing of Labor Labor Hosts at American Federation Event
An American Federation convention in Rochester, New York outlines labor goals, backing free silver if Federation opts, and plans for a large Chicago federation. Prominent figures include J. McGuire, A. McCraith, and ex-President Mo Pride, with debates over land monopoly and trade policies.
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Death of Miss Sadie McDonald Actress in Melbourne
Sydney dispatch reports the death of Miss Sadie McDonald a famed American actress in Melbourne after a cerebral hemorrhage and spine paralysis likely from over exertion. She fell recently while rehearsing at the Princess Hotel for A Mile White Hug and was buried with attendance by the company and friends. Her engagement to the Earl of Shaftesbury had just been announced in New York before her death.
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Maceq and Weyler clash as Havana reports battle outcome
Dispatch from Havana says a clash occurred between Weyler’s vanguard and Maceo’s men with fierce fighting on both sides. No details are given. locals expect a Macoo victory. Reports also mention forces marching toward Antemisa and insurgent activity near Gan Tuan Y-Martines with casualties and wounding.
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Mount Rainier Reaches 14519 Feet Per Government Survey
Ultonabure Washington December 6 George G Hyde in charge of the United States geological survey reports Mount Rainier stands at 14519 feet above sea level confirmed by official government measurements. The base line at Autenee was used with sondover gauge at Tacoma to determine the height for government records.
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Pension Appropriation Bill Reported By House Subcommittee
Washington December 5 The sub committee of the house committees on appropriations with the pension bill in charge today substantially completed the bill and will likely report to the full committee on Monday The bill carries the same pension payments as the present law totaling about 140 000 000.
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Silver Senators Debate Future Attendance at Republican Caucus
Washington dispatch reports ongoing speculation over whether Cranon, Bush, Pettigrew and other silver senators will attend future Republican caucuses. Arrival of Taller, Minus, and others could delay any unified action. Pettigrew calls protectionism and opposes obstruction, Baker and Potter oppose tariff moves, and Dingley bill support varies among speakers. Coverage notes uncertain prospects for passing a tariff or revenue bill in the short session.
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Weekly Market Report From Chicago On Wheat Prices And Drought Forecast
The report notes a volatile week in wheat markets with prices fluctuating and buyers showing demand at higher levels. It discusses American expectations of 17 million bushels of wheat needed by July 31 and the impact of drought on prices, with considerations of foreign markets and storage in futures trading.
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Wheat Markets Tale Confused Amid Weather and Trade
A garbled telegraph report outlines grain prices and activity with Wheat futures from Portland to San Francisco, amid weather notes and unsettled demand. It mentions Walla Walla and Milwaukee markets, dull bidding, and a boxing result, reflecting a cluttered 19th century commodity news page.
Fragmented OCR note on government site and policy terms
The readable fragments describe a government site with references to education and administration. Key entities include a ministerial body, a parliamentary or policy framework, and mentions of courses or programs. Context hints at administrative actions, but the text is largely garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
Montana deal on Coeur d’Alene tract collapses amid stalled talks
Reports say Hamilton Smith’s visit to Coeur d’Alene to inspect Festi and Felsie mine failed to secure the two share purchase of the property as officials and syndicate members balked at terms. Governor Houser travels east while discussions linger over completing formal transfer.
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Doctor Darrin's New Skin Disease Cure Promises Relief
The ad touts a new treatment for skin diseases by Dr Darrin claiming complete cures once deemed difficult. It reports large crowds at his auditorium, testimonials from cured patients and public figures, and says consultation hours and affordable charges make it accessible to all.
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