Beveridge Delivers Maiden Speech On Philippine Policy
Washington today Senator Beveridge of Indiana delivered his maiden speech defending U S sovereignty over the Philippines and urging continued control and strong government. He argued the islands are American territory, condemned calls for retreat, and pressed for a bold mission in the orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beveridge
Indiana
Philippines
Philippine Islands
United States
China
Orient
Siagves
New England
American Republic
Aguinaldo
America
Wen
American Congress
Senate
Hadi
King George
Baveridge
Iigs-on- Ward
Congress
Senator Hoar Responds To Rift Over Philippine Policy
Senator Hoar rebutted Senator Rainebridge's claim that current war endurement stems from U S utterances. He cited a December proclamation to Gen Otis for Philippines readers, Otis doubting sovereignty and cession would spark hostilities. Otis edited the proclamation to state the U S seeks the most liberal government in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Ots
United States
Philippines
Hoat
Official Canvass Shows Shaw Wins New Governor Race
Des Moines reports the official canvass of the November general election yields Governor Shaw with 231,484 votes to White 184,003 and Atwood 7,631 among others, giving Shaw a 55,461 plurality and 44,992 majority. Lieutenant Governor totals show Milliman 236,910 over Bovis 178,550, with a 57,260 plurality and 49,794 majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des’ Moines
Tay
Dah
Noveminr
Shaw
White
Atwood
Troyd
Kremer
Teacock
Gov. Shaw
Milliman
Bovis
Trgsley
Harvey
Bremner
Leonard
McGovern Wins Featherweight Title From Dixon in Eight
Terry McGovern dethrones George Dixon to claim the featherweight world title at the Broadway Athletic Club. With Dixon fading and bleeding, manager Tom O Rourke threw in the sponge in the eighth round to save him from a knockout, securing a $10,000 purse for the winner before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Terry McGovern
George Dixon
Dixon
Tom O'Rourke
Broadway Athletic Club
German farmers die after gas accident in New York
Two German farmers, John Woessner and George Lehmann from Ackley Iowa, stayed at the True Blue Second Avenue Hotel in New York. A gas blast or leak killed Woessner, who was found dead Sunday, and Lehmann died at a hospital Sunday night. Woessner carried several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Woessner
George Lehmann
Ackley
Germany
Veteran Showman Dead in Hot Springs Ark
Col H Wood a veteran showman theatrical manager and museum promoter died here Friday evening after battling cancer and paralysis He built museums across the country some still bearing his Hampton name
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
D. H. Wood
Col. Wood
Congress News Roundup from Washington in January
Washington reports show Senate debates on Philippine policy and a proposed University of the United States in Washington. Senators discuss war funds, Philippine governance, and duties on transports. Tributes pour for Vice President Hobart as sessions adjourn and bills pass for census director authority and Indianapolis public building costs. House actions include dependent pensions for Civil War veterans, anti polygamy indictments against two Post Office appointees, and moves to curb stamps and tax reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wellington
University of the United States
Morgan
Ann
South
Pettigrew
United States
Pon
Bennafor Beveridge
Ind
Philippines
Hoor
Mags
Hobart
Sewell
Keane
N. J
Daniel
Depew
Cockrell
Gullum
Davis
Minn
Ala
Chandier
N. H
Lodge
Maes
Caffery
Allen
Stewart
Indianapolis
Spooner
The
Congress
Home
John C. Graham
Provo City
Utah
Orson Smith
Logan
Sterling
House
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Nicaragua Canal
No Definite News in South African War Dispatches
London reports dispatches from Lord Roberts offer no light on South Africa. Rumors of battles exist but no definite engagements are confirmed. Also noted are political notes from Washington and local crime and accident briefs from Kentucky and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Roberts
London War Office
South Africa
Gage Replies On Treasury Bank Policies
Secretary Gage has sent to Congress a reply detailing relations between the Treasury and the National City Bank of New York and other depositories. He states the reply is a brief history of the depository system and defense of his administration's policy, insisting no discrimination among banks has occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waahingtah
Dai Li
Gage
Congress
National Cite Bank of New York
Avid House
Lng
Eysteti
Itansae
Banka
Secetary Gage
Treasury Department
Evening Post editors wounded in office confrontation
Denver Cal date 158. G Bonilis and J Hl Tammen editors of the Evening Post were seriously wounded in a clash with W W Anderson attorney. Bouts, who profited from a Kansas City lottery, was shot twice and may die. Tammen also shot twice but likely to recover. Anderson jailed. The incident occurred at noon after Anderson was summoned to explain his claim of co owning the Post and negotiating a pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cal
G. Bonilis
J. Hl. Tammen
The
Evening Post
W. W. Anderson
Atr
Bouts
Kansas City
Tamimen
Anderson
Office of
the Post
Wue
Terrible Deed in McPherson as Mother Slays Children
Mrs Joseph Christie of McPherson Kansas on Wednesday night killed her two children under six then attempted self harm and set fire to the house. The children died at once while Mrs Christie died soon after. On Monday Joe Christie her husband was jailed for drunkenness unable to pay his fine. He is a laborer with irregular work. Worry over their condition is believed to have driven the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Kan
Joseph Christie
Christie
Joe Christie
Safe Blown Open in Indiana Bank Heist
Robbers blew the safe and vault at McGinnis Teel & Co in Owensville Indiana and seized 15000 in currency. The loot was placed on a handcar on the Mount Vernon branch railroad and moved to Poseyville before being transferred to a vehicle. The thieves escaped overland to the Wabash river, crossing into Illinois. High intrigue surrounds the 12 mile southeast chase and quick withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
McGinnis, Teel & Co
Owensville
Mount Vernon
Bryansville& Terre Haute
Poseyville
Wabash River
Illinois
Physicians Adopt Prescription Lock System In City
A notable trend in a major city sees doctors directing patients to purchase medicines from a druggist under a policy that requires a fresh prescription for each refill. The practice, lasting a week per bottle, prompts weekly doctor visits and has yet to draw broad protest from peers, though it is limited to influential physicians who can enforce it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canine maid of honor in Baltimore wedding with Jock the fox terrier
A Baltimore wedding shocks society by omitting a traditional bridal party. The bride arrives with her pet fox terrier Jock, orange blossoms on its collar, and white ribbon streamers. Francis B. Stevens Jr. of Hoboken is the groom. Adele Moritz officiates as Beatrice. The couple’s carriage to the station is decorated, prompting chatter among Baltimore society. The piece also notes political opinions and a medical quip about free silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Benedict
Chicago Chronicle
Francis B. Stevens, Jr
Hoboken
N. J
Adele Nlortvitz
Beatrice
Jock
Benjamin
F. Horwitz
Stevens
Beauty Aid Ad Promises Clean Blood and Health
An old ad touts beauty and health benefits from a blood cleansing preparation. It promises clearer complexions and overall wellness with claims of guaranteed satisfaction and low price. The text mentions liver and bilious issues as targets and urges quick purchase.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bevétidge
Heélaten
Spain
Saloa
Pixon
McGovern
Des Moines
Justice Granger
Supreme Court
State House
National Guard
Lieut
Guy. Milliman
Vacoma
Wash
Latah County
Idaho
Puyallup
Stuck
White River
Hampton
G. W. Appleby
Bristow
Butler County
Henry Wearly
Hobson
St. Louis
Jacob Heinze
Henry Keiser
Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
Julia Morrison James
Frank Leidenheimer
Angitan
Walter G. Coleman
Playvida Central Railroad
Philippine Archipelago
Island of
Guam
Heation Congress
Law Matees
Pifty-Gig Sagegion
Reretidee
Addresaca
Tribates
Memes Wey
Hobaricinis Portant Medinrea
Hause
Xm.’ ‘A. Hanna
National Republican Committee
Middleboro
Mr. Hall
Hindman
Lucinda Isaacs
Inwane
Milwaukee
Den
Tacine
Wis
Henry D. Corbett
Rey
David
Cheney
Kyi Jan
Taze Hell
Henry Leap
Henry Sutherland
Henry Campbell
Egris
G Hontiis
Hi Talmen
Jovan Dena
J. N. Camp
Lincoln
Kingston
Jamaica
Galveston
Tex
Texas
Des Moines, Daily News
Jim
Kid" McCoy
Joe Choynski
Choyniski
Carter Fancy
Brocker
Reeders
Naure
Bar Pac
Roxas Ste
Bea
BP Fiction
Democratic Party
Brooklyn Times
Bryan
Washington Post
Dr. Hobbs
Strath
BEX Lta
Warners Safe Cure
Beggs
Dolinda
Encyclopadia Britannica
Britannica
Ars
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!