Des Moines notes on forts railroads and politics
Des Moines reports approve war department plans for Des Moines army post buildings to house a full cavalry regiment. Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railroad company formation in Iowa with $125 million capital. Consul J W Ragsdale to distribute indemnity funds from China. Glenwood right of way agreement with Burlington Rail. State Republican HQ setup and literary bureau. Local deaths and oddities wrap the page.
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Immigration circular extends laws to Porto Ricans and Filipinos
Washington issues directive by Commissioner General Sargent approved by Secretary Shaw. The circular says residents and natives of Porto Rico and the Philippine islands are to be treated under U S immigration laws, including head tax, and Chinese exclusion rules, on the same basis as other aliens. It directs collectors and inspectors to apply standard examinations and restrictions to these populations.
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Smith Defends Self After Manila Duty Surprise Retirement
General Jacob H. Smith, returning from Manila, defends his career in San Francisco saying retirement was unexpected and that he always sought to follow military regulations. He described natives of Samar as savages and justified severe methods as necessary in warfare, noting numerous torture and slaughter incidents among American troops.
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Minneapolis Mayor Resigns Amid Police Corruption Case
Minneapolis moves toward a broader shakeup as Mayor A A Ames resigns effective September 6 and orders his brother Cal Ames to resign as chief of police. The case tops two months of grand jury action and court proceedings with the mayor in frail health and the chief facing trial on indictment.
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Commoner vs Cleveland tariff debate taints Bryan critique
The Richmond Telegram editorial defends Cleveland as a longtime low tariff advocate despite Bryan's doubts. It traces Cleveland’s tariff stance from his first administration through 1900, noting opposition to high tariffs and highlighting political maneuvering, imperialism, and trust regulation debates shaping the era’s tariff reforms.
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Smallest man in the world Major Gantz of Fairfield Town
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Kidney Pills Cured Langendorfer After Doctors Fail
In St. Aobert Missouri on August 4, B R Langendorfer suffered severe kidney trouble baffling local physicians. After two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills he was entirely cured with no recurrence. He endorses the remedy for kidney troubles and cites prior ineffectiveness of surrounding doctors.
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