Morocan Quest Debate Sparks Senate Precedent Alarm
In Washington on January 15, Senator Bacon pushes an open debate on Moroccan matters via a resolution against U S interference in European disputes. Hale, Lodge, and Aldrich challenge article claims about Secretary Root, warning the president and secretary should avoid a dangerous political precedent and potential misjudgments by future leaders.
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Washington
Iveon
Senate
United States
Bacon
Scnmite
Root
Algeciras
Spain
Lodge
Aldrich
Tillman
Mr. Root
Mr. Hale
Foreign Settlement Opens at Tsinanfu and Other Early Notices
The article reports the formal opening of the Tsinanfu foreign settlement in Shan Tung with fifty guests including Che Foo's American and Russian consuls. It notes a divorce ruling in Gotha favoring Princess Louise, a Silver Bell murder in Pima County, two Chicago murders, and Dallas officials canceling a Texas merchants’ rail trip due to high eastern rates.
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Shanghai
Tsinanfu
Shan Tung
Dallas
Texas
John G. Hunter
Dallas Commercial Club
Texas Commercial Clubs
Washington
Meveand firm to liquidate amid employee trust fears
Meveand O stock and grain brokers Pahey Co announce liquidation and retirement from business due to speculations by trusted employees and ongoing ill health of senior member P B Fahey. Columbus reports W N Cleveland brother of ex president Grover Cleveland gravely ill and near death. New York notes coal operators and mine owners plan conference with miners in about two weeks under presidents Cooke Taer Heading and John Mitchell. attitudes unsettled as miners have not yet presented full case.
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New York
Th Coal Road
Coorke Taer
John Mitche!l
United Mine Workers
Morbert Lowe Galveston News publisher dies at 76
Morbert Lowe editor and publisher of the Galveston News died in Calverton today after a brief illness aged 76. He served as a Confederate major, later bought an interest in the Galveston News and is survived by his widow and two sons.
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Calverton
Morbert Lowe
Galveston News
Lowe
Territorial
Miringe
Ageine
Board of Parderm
New Mexico
Otero
Board of Penitentiary Comminshoners
Attormey
Board of Penitentry Commutesioners
Sensener
Liberal landslide widens in London election
London reports show the liberal sweep continuing with 62 seats in 786, as Liberals gain many towns. Key losses hit Conservative ministers Gerald Balfour Augustine Birrell and officials like Lord Hugh Deed and T Gibson Bowles, while Gilman and Brynhor secure strong returns for the new ministry.
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London
Hastings
Gerald Balfour
Balfour
Leeds
Walley Hume Long
Ireland
South Britiin
Augustine Birrell
Board of Education
North Bristol
Lord Hugh Deed
Free Traders
Greenwich
T. Gibson Bowles
Kings Lynn
Pee
Herbert John Giladstone
Home Affairs
Education
Birrell
Dino Brythi Mover
Harvard Bans Football Pending Reform By Overseers
Harvard suspends football nationwide pending board approval of new rules. Overseers backed a special committee’s view that the present game harms morals and fosters trickery and foul play, awaiting substantial changes before resuming intercollegiate play.
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Roston
Mase
Harvard
Board of Overseers
Weather and political notes mix with storm and stock news
A verbose dispatch reports Congress opposition to the president and hints at a stronger bid with the next session. It also notes a wind wheel patent grant to Charles B. Cutting and summarizes a major corporate liability case in Cleveland. Reports from Indianapolis and New York cover a severe windstorm, injuries, and Marshall Field’s critical condition.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Lkely
Divs
Charles B. Cutting
Eaton
New Mexico
Opposition to Statehood, Raynolds Case in NM Debates
Washington reports detail Senate scrutiny of J Wallace Raynolds for New Mexico secretaryship with charges of partisanship pardoning and land deals, his defense denying wrongdoing and noting tenure figures. The Philippine tariff debate closes with Babcock asserting lifelong opposition to joint statehood and urging revision.
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Washington
Babcock
Padcock
Arizona
New Mexico
Rabconk
Wisconsin
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Connecticut
Couisiana
Davin
Minnesota
Philippines
Sugar Trust
Spreckels
Neutelle
United States
Patrick Gets Reprieve in Murder Case
Albert Patrick a New York lawyer received a reprieve delaying his Sing Sing execution for 56 days until March 19. The governor granted the stay to allow new counsel to present newly discovered evidence. District Attorney Jerome consented to the delay after a prior petition and hearing.
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Albany
Albert Patrick
New York
Benatar Daria BK. AM
Judes Wo Mok
Oleon
Comme Tyr
Patrick Sod
Jerome
Poraama
You Make Me Tired Roosevelt Backed Speaker Scolds Rebels
Washington dispatch cites the insurrection waning but Roosevelt remains influential in shaping statehood for New Mexico and Oklahoma. The piece portrays Roosevelt as guiding the administration and hints at tensions over the Payne tariff and navy hazing trials at Annapolis.
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Correspondence Morning Journal
Washington
Arizona
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Congress
Payne
Navy
Annapolis
Academy
Warfering
Naparte
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