Thibet Expedition Under Kozloff Harried by Natives
Captain Kozloff and companions crossed the Gobi into Thibet reaching 17000 feet. They describe Warlike Tan Gute nomads armed with guns sabers and pikes and the Galyks with towers of clay and stone. Ambushes near the Mekong led to two hours of fighting with 20 natives killed and 17 wounded.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
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Irkutsk
Kozloff
Ladyguin
Kaznikoff
Gobi
Altai Mountains
Sinik
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Koko-Nor
Thibetan
Dutriel de Rhins
Chondo
Thai
Yangtse
Expedition provides 1901 Siberian survey and rescue tale
An expedition to Zaidam via Urga Mongolia reaches Kiach ta in November 1901 after two Tangute attacks near the route. Captain Kozloff defends the convoy, persuades Tangutes to desist with lama mediation, and a 14 month astronomical survey is completed at Raidam. The haul is carried by 50 camels.
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Kozloff
Zaidam
Kiachta
Siberia
Louisville Official Blames Rate Cutting On Commission
Walker H. Hines of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad argues in a pamphlet that the Interstate Commerce Commission is chiefly to blame for rate cutting. He accuses the commission of failure to enforce the law, delays in reports, and misrepresenting the act while seeking greater power.
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Louisville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walker H. Hines
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Hines
Chicago
Kansas City
Commission
United States
Unmatched 1901 imports for G. H. Murmin's Extra Dry
Imported in 1901 at 126 529 cases far exceeding all rivals by nearly 60 000. New importations remain very dry delicate and breedy with large reserves to guarantee sustained quality.
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H. Murmin
Thompson seeks Marconi system to link Yukon press via Dawson
Thompson former Yukon Sun proprietor sails to Ottawa and New York to arrange using Marconi wireless to transmit news to Dawson. He says the government telegraph line to Dawson is unreliable and aims to prove Dawson to White Horse transmission is feasible. If successful he plans Yukon news transmission from Ashcroft with new capital.
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Vancouver
B. C
W. PF. Thompson
Yukon Sun
Ottawa
New York
Marconi
Dawson
Thompson
Yukon
White Horse
Ashcroft
Co Nant Elected Treasurer of New York Trust Co
Washington February 2 Charles A Conant longtime Washington correspondent for the New York Journal of Commerce and the Commercial Bulletin has been elected treasurer of a New York trust company He recently returned from the Philippines where he was sent by the War Department to study the islands banking and coinage systems
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Washington
Charles A. Conant
New York Journal of Commerce
The
Commercial Bulletin
New York
Conant
Philippines
War Department
Island
Biddles Case Dominates Butler Docket After Fatal Shootings
Jury rules Ed Biddle died by self inflicted wound and Jack Biddle killed by officers in the Butler Pennsylvania incident. autopsy confirms suicides and police gunfire. community debates the shootout as pastors condemn the affair and plan for funeral arrangements.
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Rainey Hoon
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J. A. Snyder
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Foffer
Father Walsh
St. Paul's
Myself
Grocer Kahney
Mt. Washington
Patrick Fitzgerald
Samuel Cronin Wett
St Mark's Evangelical
Admiral and Mrs Behley Visit Jackson Tomb
Admiral and Mrs. Behley traveled with Vick to the tomb of Andrew Jackson on the Hermitage grounds in Nashville Tennessee this morning. The entourage proceeded from Nashville toward the historic site two miles away.
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Nashville
Tenn
Behley
Vick
Andrew Jackson
Hermitage
Visitors tour Hermitage in homage to Jackson landmark
A special train at 10 36 carried guests who were met by a Ladies Hermitage association committee and guided to the old brick church where Jackson worshiped. Rev D C Keller led services with a Forrest brigade connection, followed by a luncheon and a tour of the Jackson home and tomb. The party ended with a return by the Confederate soldiers home and a Christ Church appearance by Admiral and Mrs Schley.
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Ladies’ Hermitage Association
Jackson
Schley
Christ Churea
Tariffs and salaries hold week in Senate debate
Washington February 2 The Senate will split time this week between the Philippine tariff bill and a bill to raise federal judiciary salaries. The salary bill, led by Senator Hoar, will be debated each morning while the Philippine measure, led by Senator Lodge, remains unfinished business after 2 pm. Senators Teller Turner Carmack and Culberson will be heard. It is unlikely the Philippine bill will be finished this week.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
Lodge
Messrs
Teller
Turner
Carmack
Culberson
Stewart
Congress
Hale
Committee On Appropriations
Prince Henry
Oleomargarine Bill Likely Passed in House This Week
Washington February 2. The oleomargarine bill becomes a special continuing order for tomorrow and will be voted on Tuesday. Democrats plan to open tariff questions during debate and pursue ample time for discussion while both sides favor repealing war revenue taxes. Cuban reciprocity may be argued heatedly as members define positions. The bill mimics the Grout law taxing 10 cents a pound on imitation butter and penalties for colored oleomargarine.
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Washington
Friends
Abolition of Tan es Tax Plan Nears House Action
The majority and minority reports on the war revenue tax reduction bill near completion. The Ways and Means Committee plans to report the bill to the House after a meeting tomorrow. Chair Payne’s minority draft favors detailed reductions and tariff review.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hairman Payne
Ita
Burglars Loot Northern Pacific Depot Safe Again in Olympia
In Olympia Washington on February 2 burglars blew open the Northern Pacific depot safe for the fifth time in four years. Last night only eighty dollars was taken after previous heists yielded larger sums. No crew was on duty at the time of the break in.
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Olympia. Wash
Northern Pacific
Islands and Laws Spark Push for Philippine Garrison Plan
Manila reports intense interest in how Congress will address the Philippines with two political camps forming over safety and development. Leaders urge mining and homestead law openings and expanded forestry reserves to attract American capital and manpower, aiming to stabilize and pacify the islands while boosting employment and a self-reliant citizenry.
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Congress
Philippine Islands
Optimists
Taft
Philippines
Frank Green
American Chamber of Commerce
Philippine Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Chaffee
General Otis
General MacArthur
Otis
MacArthur
Phippine Islands
Cheeffree
Franklin J. Bell
Batangas
Laguna
Lagon
Generalis Chaffee
Wheaton
Czar and Czarina Visit Picture Galleries in St. Petersburg
The czar and czarina spent the afternoon touring picture galleries in St. Petersburg, marking a royal public cultural outing.
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St. Petersburg
Czar
Czarina
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