Clay Attacks Ship Subsidy Bill in Senate Debate
Washington Dec 12 The first speech opposing the ship subsidy bill was delivered by Mr Clay Ga a leading opponent in the commerce committee. He received close attention as senators on both sides listened. The scene included a lively debate over the oleomargarine bill and a焦 sharp exchange in the Montana senatorial case. An order to fill committee vacancies was approved and a three senator committee for inaugurating the president on March 4 was adopted without debate.
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Washmeaton
Clay
Commerce
Senate
Hanna
House of Representatives
Committee On Agriculture
Friends of
Montana
Conpent
Cockrell
District of Columbia
Geological Survey
Indian Affairs
Mines and Mining
Pacific Islands
Territories
Towne
Minnesota
United States
Putoh Foreign Minister Explains Dutch Portuguese Tension
In the second chamber Dr. W. H. DeBeaufort details a disputed misunderstanding with Portugal over the exequatur of Herr Pott. He notes Lisbon demanded recall or dismissal of Pott amid contraband imports, while The Netherlands sought a three month inquiry and joint investigation during the consul's visit.
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Putoh
Portugal
Sy Hague
Count van Bylands
Netherlands
W. H. DeBeaufort
Lisbon
Baron van Heekeren
Herr Pott
Louengo Marques
Herr Patt
Europe
Santa Fe Officials Claim Train Service Restored
Chicago officials report only 150 telegraph vacancies remain to fill, all east of Albuquerque including the Gulf division, with freight and passenger service said to be back to pre strike levels. Local operators dispute this, claiming the strike group is nearly complete and urging continued abstention.
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Lqgim
Santa Fe
Omoace
Bes
Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago
Albuquerque
Gulf Division
Milner to Forward Africander Resolutions Disapproving
Sir Alfred Milner, governor of Cape Colony, received the Africander congress deputation and announced he will forward the resolutions to the imperial government with strong disapproval. He blamed clever men for steering the agitation and supporting hopeless resistance.
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Osre Town
Alfred Milner
Cape Colony
Africander Congress
Congress
Cadets Strike Over Unaddressed Grievances at Military College
Cadets at Orchard Lake Military College refuse to attend classes demanding action on grievances including reinstatement of Captain Landis as quartermaster general. Present General Hollister is unpopular, and President Rogers has warned parents of possible forcible action if the dispute remains unresolved.
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Orchard Lake
Mich
Military College
Landis
Hollister
Rogera
Boya
Sloan Granted No License to Ride at Oakland
T H Williams Jr president of the California Jockey Club confirms that jockey Sloan will not be licensed by the English Jockey Club and therefore Sloan will not ride at Oakland.
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Sloan
San Francisco
T. H. Williams, Jr
California Jockey Club
Jockey Club
Sloan Ghall
Oakland
Death of Major James Converse, Builder of Southern Pacific Texas Route
Major James Converse, widely known in Abilene and across Texas, dies at age 71 from lung illness. He built the Southern Pacific railroad through Texas and contributed to regional rail development.
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Southern Pacific
Abilene
Tex
James
Texas
China to Begin Serious Negotiations for Protectorate
Shanghai Times correspondent reports from Monday that serious peace talks are likely to start soon. A short preliminary protectorate is being arranged leaving commercial questions to later conventions. Powers to keep troops until negotiations conclude and China shows genuine engagement. Progressives seek to dethrone Manchu methods and install a loyal heir.
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Loxpon
Shanghai
the Times
China
Prince Tuan
Tuan
China on Her Knees War Dispatch by Wilson
Brigadier General James H. Wilson, arriving in Washington from Peking, declares China prostrate and to accept terms set by the powers. He notes no indemnity counterclaim is likely, the punitive expeditions were unnecessary, and American troops did not participate, having only increased bad blood.
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Washington
James H.wilson
Peking
War Department
China
No Favoritism Alleged in Uganda Railroad Bridge Bid
London reports Sir Alfred Hickman, Conservative, charging in the house of commons that favoritism favored an American firm for the Uganda railroad bridge. Lord Cranborne denied the charge, saying tenders were invited on equal terms and the American bid was accepted as the lowest. The government favored British firms but chose contracts based on public interest.
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London
Alfred Hickman
House of Commons
Uganda
America
Lord Cranborne
Foreign Office
United Kingdom
United States
Alvord Indicted for Embezzlement of 690000
New York reports Corneling Ty Alvord former note teller of the First National bank indicted by the U S grand jury on sixty one counts for altering bank books and appropriating nearly 700000. He faces trial in the criminal department of the circuit court.
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New York
Corneling Ty Alvord
First National Bank
United States Grand Jury
United States
Bryne
Alvord
Criminal Department of the
United States Circuit Court
Daring Burglary Seville Bank Bandits Seize Marshal
Six men robbed the Seville bank in Northern Ohio. Town Marshal Howard Weaver was seized and bound, others including William Houtsen and Mrs Mary Hides were captured. The crew drilled the vault for nearly four hours and blew it open, taking 2150 dollars. they escaped on a handcar down the railroad, one burglar guarding the marshal.
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William Houtsen
Marshal Weaver
Mary Hides
Airg
Mr. Hontsen
Sterling
Wallert to hang for wife and four children murder
Theo dore Wallert pleaded guilty to the Aug. 19 murder of his wife and four children. Judge Cadwell sentenced him to be hanged, ruling the law’s letter, not its spirit, governed the case. Execution date to be set by the governor.
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Datty
John W. Jolly
Emma Kleekamp
Newport
Holge. Hr
Newrout
Cadwell
Henderson
Mion
Theodore Wallert
Wallert
Children Injured in Turner Hall Panic at West Twelfth
In Cuyahoga on December 12 fifteen hundred children crowded into Turner hall. a false fire alarm sparked a stampede. About 100 children were trampled and crushed near stairs while others leaped from galleries. Most injuries were bruises with few serious harms.
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Cuyoago
West Twelfth Street
Turner Hall
Stop Prize Fights in Chicago City Limits
Police Magistrate M R Wallace orders action against prize fight promoters managers and referees after Frank Hall vows to stop the McGovern Gans contest at Yattersall s and seeks warrants against the mayor if permits fail. Also reports the death of golf pro Thomas Hutchinson of Cumberland Island after a pony accident in Freposta Florida aged 21.
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Prise
Chigagg
Ccaco
Freposta
Fla
Win‘ter
William C. Carnegie
Cumberland Island
Thomas Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Scotland
Accused of Poisoning Her Husband in Des Moines
A jury is selected for the district court trial of Mrs. Charles Kuhn charged with poisoning her husband by placing strychnine in his beer. The state contends she administered the poison in a bottle the husband drank.
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Des Moines
Charles Kuhn
Monash
Italy declines recall of troops in China chamber debate
In the chamber of deputies the Socialist group proposed a resolution calling on the government to recall Italian troops in China. The motion was rejected by an overwhelming majority, ending the effort to pull back forces.
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Italy
Chamber of Deputies
China
Augustus Belmont Ill With Pneumonia at Hempstead
Reports say banker Augustus Belmont is seriously ill with pneumonia at his country estate near Hempstead New York. His physician hopes the worst has passed.
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Augustus Belmont
New York
Hempstead
Stops the Cough and Cures a Cold Daily Remedy
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to stop a cough and work off a cold in one day. The ad notes a cure paid for only if it fails, with a price of 25 cents.
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Messrs. Payne and
Swanson
Oscar L. Boose
J. A. Merigold JR
Christmas
S.fk
M. Jacobi
The
Golden Rule Clothier
H. Behrens &Co
West Third Street
Geo. S. Stebbins
Center Street
OUR
Minneapolis
Burlington
Ember
Burlington Ticket Office
Bening
W. Third St
Winona, Minn
Winona Shoe. Company
Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company
Aaneae
Nervita Medical CO
Carper Clinier
Laimer
aPcgaise
Sale Clmer
Tuan Party
Wilson
Teller Alvord
HampBurg
Flandria
Field
Marshall Count von Waldersee
Sorrento
Palmero
Elks
Omana
Neb
Jerome B. Fisher
Jamestown
N. Y
JT Fanning
Cincinnati
J. Dol. O’shea
Pittsburg
George P. Cronk
Omaha Lodse
Colorado Springs
Grand Lodge
Order
Conti
Des Morvus
Iowa Coal Operators’ Association
Columbus
Stat
Iowa
Ouathe
Kan
Noble Thomas
Sevile, O
Oate
Hazara Phulkaries
India
Madras
Moradabad
Benares
Shah of Persia
Hooka
Allerbros
West Third.street
Henry Hegs
Geo
J. Schau
Chase & Co
John Prondinski Granzow
Paul‘Haake
Fred Brand
Tang
Heinrich Barth
Berlin
Prussia
Ab Weil
Wabasha Street
Winona
Minn
Fossum’s
Milwaukee
Beagle Stoa Company
Stacy & Adam’s
Yeee
M. A. Packard & Co
Aeseevwe
E. E. Taylor
Hoorsheim
Cnee
A. A. Putnam & Son
Wisnias
Leenee
Alaskas
Beagle Shoe Co
Choate Block
P. A. Bereman
Vernon Center
Hirsch Clothing Co. & & v
Mint
Choate
E. S. Elmer
East Third St
A. J. Stillwell
J. E Stiles
Florida
Malaga
Chase & Sanborn
Mocking Birds
Kingsbury
W. Third Street
Theo. F. Leeb & Co
W. Fitth St
B. P.ashepherd
Osteopath
Exchange Building
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