Midshipmen Dismissed As Arizona Row Stirs D.C.
Washington reports a Senate hearing devolved into a chaotic clash between Rep Powers of Maine and Arizona Delegate Smith over questions on Arizona and New Mexico. Smith apologized after heated exchanges, Morrison thwarted by interruptions as Arizona delegates pressed mining and taxation issues.
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Washington, D. C
Hays
House Committee
Anti Joint Statehood League of
Arizona
Powers
Maine
Smith
R. A. Morrison
Prescott
Ariz
Hamilton
Michigan
Morrison
New Mexico
Hartton
D. B. Heard
Los Cabasa
Lee Crandall
Globe
George French
Nogales
W. 8. Sturges
Pima County
Delegation Clinics Stand On Jointure In Senate Fight
Washington January 17 Special to The Evening Citizen reports the Philippine bill faced 71 opposition votes yesterday. Removing 14 Democrats leaves 57 Republicans, with many for joint statehood. Insurgents against Jointure can muster at most 44 votes, needing 59 to defeat it if voted today. A 17 member Arizona delegation has a hearing before territories committees and fights Jointure, with Chairman Hamilton awaiting a reply in a few days.
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Rodey
Washington, D. C
Arizona
Committees On
Hamilton
Pension Bills Given Right of Way in House
Washington January 17 The House moved pension bills onto the calendar and gave them right of way. One hundred sixty bills are listed on the calendar as ready for consideration amid several public works and federal appropriation items. Brigadier General Barry takes more duties in Washington June 17 The appointment of a new chief of staff creates a vacancy for assistant chief of staff which Brigadier General Thorpe will temporarily fill while continuing as president of the army staff. Some appropriations for federal grounds and buildings Washington January 1900 Grounds committee ordered favorable action on federal build ing projects including Denver notes and other allocations.
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Washington, D. C
House
Barry
Staf
Simntient
Thor
Army Rage
Washington, & C
Howton
Mass
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Maine
California
Gulf
Boston
Franklin
Franklin IL Centennial Committee
The
Commonwealth
Symphony Hall
Publc
James Jeffrey ‘Roche
Fenoa
Italy
Lawyer Patrick May Get a New Trial
New York on January seventeenth report that former Judge William K. Olcott, counsel for Attorney Albert T. Patrick who is under a death sentence, will apply for a new trial on the first Monday in February. The move rests on a claim of newly discovered evidence in the case.
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Patrick
New York
William K. Olcott
Albert T. Patrick
Higgins
Unique Blizzard Paralyses Much of Montana State
A severe Montana blizzard covered Butte and Anaconda with heavy snow and gale winds. Thunder and lightning accompanied the storm, which disrupted telegraph communications across the state for hours yesterday afternoon. The event is noted as one of the most severe in the region’s history.
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Montana
Butte
Mont
Jan
A_ bllenard
Anaconda
Venezuelan suit against NY and Bermudes over 1901 revolt damages
New York and Bermuda Asphalt Company faces a Venezuelan case seeking 11071000 damages tied to the Matos revolution of 1901. Venezuelan law purportedly grants amnesty after disorders and restores rights, complicating the claim as the government pursues international liability for financial injuries.
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New York
New York & Bermudes (Asphalt) Company
Reasen
Matos
Venezuela
Caracas
Peleare
Portrait of Henry H. Rogers as a power and actor
New York is witness to a dramatic Missouri trial scene where Henry H. Rogers of Standard Oil is depicted as a formidable man who claims divinely overruling power and treats law as optional. The article portrays him as a tall, handsome skeptic with pale blue eyes that turn jet black when aroused, and as a quick, impulsive, actorlike figure who can dazzle judges with humor.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil
United States Senate
Captain Kidd
Rogers
Missouri
H. H. Rogers
Huard
Roswell Elks Honor Governor Hagerman in Banquet
Roswell New Mexico January 17 The Roswell Elks No 969 hold a grand stag banquet in honor of Governor elect Herbert J Hagerman at the Grand Central hotel. The event featured elaborate white and purple decorations and a long list of speakers including Captain W Reid Nathan Jaffa E J Cahoon James F Hinkle Count Luigi Martini Maneloi Benjamin H Tallmadge W A Finley and others. Colonel J W Willson served as toastmaster with many newspaper representatives in attendance.
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Roswell
N. M
Order of Elks
Herbert J. Hagerman
Grand Central Hotel
Monana
J. W. Willson
New Messeo Military Institute
W. ©. Reid
Haggerman
Nathan Jaffa
Carlsbad
W. Defreckt
Farmers Conveners Open Third Annual Meeting at Hocoln Neb
The third annual meeting of the Farmers Cooperative Grain and Live Stock Association begins this afternoon in Hocoln Nebraska. Expected to draw a large attendance, the program spans several days with notable speakers including C. Vincent president of the Farmers Grain Company Oreata H H Hawke president of the National Farm Rischange James T Brady secretary of the State Association GW Wattles head of the Grain Exchange and manager of the National Farmers Exchange and others.
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Hocoln
Neb
Farmers’ Cooperative Grain and Live Stock Association
Tures
C. Vincent
Farsiers’ Grain Company
Oreata
H. H. Hawke
National Farm
Rischange
James T Brady
State Association
Wattles
Promi
National Farmers
Lozenge Kansasity Se
Civil Engineers Hold Annual State Meeting in Berkford
Civil engineers and surveyors from across Michigan gathered in Berkford for the All Nois Society of Engineers and Surveyors annual meeting. President Jaerel H. Maury of Peorka presided as prominent members from Chicago, Bloomington, Kewaner, and Alhambra prepared to present addresses during the convention.
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Berkford
Wentiety
All Nois Society of Engineers and Surveyors
Jaerel H. Maury
F Peorka
Profes Ar BE. BR
Traian
Chicas J
Mellish
Bloomington
W. M. Has
Kewaner
Jobe W. Alvord
Eago
F Oswal
Alhambra
Chicago closes for Marshall Field memory
Chicago marks Marshall Field death with wholesale and retail houses closed until Saturday. A special train bearing Field’s body left New York at 11 o clock to reach Chicago by noon tomorrow, with burial planned at Graceland Cemetery.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
New York
York
New York Central
Lake Shore
Field
Jraceland Cemetery
When Tillman Argues with Hale in Senate Clash
Washington D C January 17 Tillman prepared to speak on Santo Domingo status but delays due to disorder Hale rebuked Tillman saying he had no right to vent his feelings at the president Tillman insists his remarks reflect respect for the senator from Maine Hale reprimands Tillman as he defends Roosevelt and criticizes press handling of White House issues
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Tillman
Santo Demings
Hale
Maing
Tilly
Morria
Roosevelt
Senator Hale
AFFAIRS OF LA BELLE FRANCE FALLIERES THE LUCKY ONE
A compact note highlights la Belle France affairs and mentions Fallieres as a figure of interest alongside the Lucky One, reflecting period gossip style and social intrigue.
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Affairs OF
LA Belle France
France Elects Fallieres President on First Ballot
Paris reports the national assembly elected Fallieres president of the republic. Initial tallies showed Fallieres ahead with 446 votes to Doumer's 871 in revised figures, and later results confirm Fallieres 449 to Doumer 371. The 64-year-old landowner is pro church-state separation and popular. his wife is highly admired.
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Paris
National Assembly
Verseilles
Pallieres
Fallieres
Doumer
IM. Fallieres
France
Panama Canal
Legion of Honor
Germany denies German influence on Paris France stance
Berlin sources reject a London dispatch claiming President Castro’s approach to France shows German influence. The foreign office says the report is absolutely false and that Germany has not interfered in France’s controversy with Venezuela in any way.
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Germany
Berlin
Foreign Office
Associated Press
London
Paris
Castro
France
Venezuela
City aldermen urged to read order on downtown dives
Chicago dated January 17 1906 citywide note to aldermen reports police chief warns the dives around the lower downtown business district will be banned after May 1 1906. Ward politicians protest delay or reversal but Mayor Dunne refuses to rescind or extend the order.
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Chicago
Police Department
Dunne
Leasburg Dam Contract Approved in New Mexico News
Bids and contracting details surface for the Leasburg Dam project as water users approve the contract. El Paso hosts a banquet honoring reclamation officials F Newell chief engineer BM Hall and J L Rhead field engineer with recognition of their service.
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New York
Evening Citizen
Las Cruces
N. M
Cashore
el Paso
F. Newell
Reclamaon Service
BM. Hall
J. L. Rhead
Chicago Street Cars Stop Order Sparks Lane Clash
Chicago officials halted two cable lines on Wabash and State due to gate issues on the Chicago City Railway routes. Mayor and City Railway chief clashed over reopening gates to allow cars to pass until the tracks could be cleared, delaying service for a span around Randolph and Madison.
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Chicago
Vibe Mauries F. Doty
Wabash Avenue
State Street
Ely
Chicago City Railway Company
Mitten
Ordlpacer
Dotyle
Jott Eile
Cate
Aicires
Wabiabh Avenue
Lasty Randolph
Madison Whreets
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