Sedition Laws A Damnable Doctrine
Senator Tillman denounces the Treason Act issued by the Philippine Commission. Senator Foraker attempts to defend the regulations, but Tillman says he cannot find words strong enough to express his feelings.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
2
Senator Tillman denounces the Treason Act issued by the Philippine Commission. Senator Foraker attempts to defend the regulations, but Tillman says he cannot find words strong enough to express his feelings.
In the senate the Philippine tariff bill continues with amendments. Mr Hansbrough advocates a national irrigation program funded by public land sales to reclaim arid lands in 15 states and 3 territories, directing work under the interior secretary. The debate also covers San Blas canal route options and sedition laws in the Philippines.
The senate committee on commerce held a hearing on the Nelson bill affecting London dock charges. Ambassador Choate presented a detailed report repeatedly cited in the discussion. John Crosby of Minneapolis spoke for flour shippers and J J McKevey represented lumbermen.
Ad claims a new spring wallpaper line surpasses old papers and ruins competitors’ sales. It touts artistic beauty and calls readers to view the newest designs, suggesting old papers are unacceptable by comparison.
Washington report cites a House leader stating the war revenue reduction bill will be passed as reported with minor committee changes. Debate duration is seen as about two days, with no rush for timing, and it is unlikely to begin before Lincoln's birthday when several Republicans are absent.
Representative Griffith of Indiana introduces a bill to establish coupon currency for mailing small sums in increments of five cents. The proposal aims to simplify postage and handling of minor payments through a standardized legal tender alternative.
Chicago, Feb 6. Thomas Chalmers of Fraser and Chalmers sues to annul a life policy canceled after a misstatement of age. He originally claimed birth date June 14 1820 for a 2100 policy from 1851. records later show birth in 1816. A second policy from 1866 used his correct age. Premiums on the first policy continued until 1901.
In County Down eastern division James Wood landslide wins 2 576 to 2 124 over Col R H Wallace as land purchase effort gains strength. The result shocks Ulster MPs and sparks a citywide demonstration with Russell calling for unionists to quit seats.
W F Buck foreman of the Northern Pacific round house and shops at Helena will replace F F Karnes as master mechanic of the Rocky Mountain division. Buck is popular with the staff and will arrive soon to assume duties. A farewell ball for Barnes is planned at Plks hall with division employees attending.
Greeley Colorado February 6 a prisoner Peter Kane in the insane asylum was killed by a guard while trying to prevent an escape by Huff and Fair Huff grabbed Kane to shield himself and was pursued after the shooting
Police shut down all gambling houses in San Juan Puerto Rico amid a crackdown. Most were American establishments operating openly until the anti gambling bill prompted action by authorities.
W. L. Darling chief engineer of the Northern Pacific and stationed at St Paul spent several hours in Missoula today. He attended to railroad matters and left in his private car on the westbound train. He plans to proceed to the coast.
A long, praise filled feature extols Paine’s celery compound as a universal remedy for nervous debility, sleeplessness, and related ailments. It credits Prof. Phelps with medical breakthroughs and claims the compound cures debility, improves appetite, and restores vitality across social classes.
A German official with firsthand notes recounts events from February to April detailing Germanys refusals to back a European move against the United States over Cuba. He notes the British ambassador proposed a second note to McKinley on April 14, while Germany sought to avoid appearing unfriendly to the United States.
Two smallpox cases discovered at the Smith Valley lumber camp prompt quarantine. Thirty seven workers remain at the camp, all may work but cannot leave. Kalispell carpenter Charles Schroeder fell ill, raising fears of a repeat outbreak that burdened the county last year with high care costs.
Chicago February 6 The annual stockholders meeting of the American Strawboard company re-elected the entire old board of directors. President Newcomb spoke on strawboard industry consolidation and noted capitalization details would be disclosed around April 1. The combine aims to control 1250 tons daily of a 1600 ton national output.
Three corpses, believed to be sailors lost in the recent storm, were recovered along the Long Island coast within the last 24 hours according to New York reports dated February 6.
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