Turner defends Philippine policy and urges American honor
Senator Turner of Washington denounces American conduct in the Philippines arguing for government action based on honor and justice. He cites secrecy and says future claimed benevolence masks a national betrayal, urging restraint and constitutional consistency while noting broader political moves in Congress. The page also notes a Bozeman wedding and legislative actions on pensions and territorial reorganization.
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Philippines
Lberty
Turner
Sister of Mrs W R OC Stew ari at Whose Home Ceremony
A ceremony took place at the home of Mrs W R OC Stew ari, noting the presence of her sister. The report highlights family ties and the significance of the event in the household.
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W. R. OC
Stew
Ari
House passes regu lar supply bill with Cuba annexation debate
Washington February 7 The house advanced the legislative executive and judicial bill totaling 25 171 969 above current law by 503 721 amid few amendments. Debate touched on Cuba annexation policy with Mr Newlands arguing for immediate annexation to ensure defense and eventual statehood, while noting Cuba may not yet be ready for statehood.
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Two Deserters Hanged in Philippines After Roosevelt Interference Chance
Two soldiers of the Ninth Cavalry, Edward A. Dubose and Lewis Russell, were hanged in the Philippines for desertion to the enemy. The executions followed military trials at Guiuanobatan in Albay province and were approved by General Chaffee. President Roosevelt declined to intervene after consulting with the Secretary of War, sending a cable to General Chaffee.
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Philippines
Eadmond A. Dubose
Lewis Russell
Kooof
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Albay
Giuinobatan
Chaffee
War Department
Roosevelt
Secretary of War
General Chaffee
Appeals Filed Over Land Contests In Bitter Root Valleys
Two appeals were filed with the land office today. Byron Kimball vs August Hollensteiner on Bitter Hoot valley land, Kimball represented by John M. Vans, decision for Hollensteiner. Charlie Mason vs George Reynolds on Bitter Root valley land, Reynolds favored.
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Standard
Missou'a
Byron Kimball
August Hollensteiner
Hollensteiner
Bitter Hoot Valley
John M.vans
Kimball
Charlies Mason
Cheorge Bk. Reynolds
Bitter Root
Reynolds
Gem theater crew escape sleigh ride mishap near Bonner
Six Gem theater employees sleigh riding misadventure ends near Bonner when horses bolted with reins dragging. One woman injured after cutting across railway near the Greenough residence. others unhurt. They return to Missoula with minor gear loss and a missing hat and pet dogs. Jessie Kennon confined to her room after injury.
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Standard
Missoula
Fel
Gem Theater
Gem
Bonner
Greenough
John Stete
Jessie Kennon
Trouble With the Pipes
The Rankin house in Missoula reports a broken water main with the line freezing and bursting. Water floods the basement as crews work on Higgins avenue sewer. several thawing attempts have failed to reach the pipe amid ongoing city repairs.
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Missoula
Rankin House
City Street and Alley Committee
Higgins Avenue
Last Dance Before Lent in Missoula Social Club
Missoula Social Dancing club held its last dance before Lent with a large crowd enjoying lively music and a royal good time. The event featured excellent music and a festive atmosphere in Missoula.
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Standard
Missoula
Taft on Philippine tariff and reforms discussed before senate
Governor Taft testifies on Philippine revenues and tariff reductions noting sentiment may aid reform but substantial trade gains are uncertain. He outlines land use, harbor contracts, rail and communications plans, and calls for discretionary powers for the commission and purchase of friar lands. Adjourned until tomorrow.
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Senate Committee On
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Philippine Islands
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Philippine Commission
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Hoar
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cure Promoted for Grip Days
Advertisement claims to cure grip during TV days with Laxative Bromo Quinine and notes W. Grove's signature on every box.
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W. Grove
Trade revival signals in steel and wheat markets this week
New York reports indicate favorable trade developments with January showing gains in many areas and prices easing slightly for cereals and hog products. Crude pig iron and steel products run short, premiums rise, and Canadian steel billets reach Pittsburgh as imports expected. wheat and tin show bullish tendencies amid cold weather and cautious demand.
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New York
Pittsburg
Weekend Wheat Export Update and Trade Gauge
Close of the week shows export inquiry in wheat firming the cash market. Wheat and flour exports for the week total 4 800 857 bushels, up from last week, with July 1 year to date at 170 146 977 bushels. Raw wool and leather steady, sugar weak, coffee supplies rising. Business failures in the United States reach 247 for the week, with Canadian failures at 29.
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London
United States
Will allocates funds to civilize Christians and burial plantation
Morris Berman's will filed in probate court allocates 1000 dollars to the Wporton Ti Vestment company of Boston to distribute Robert G Ingersolls lectures among Christians to civilize them. It also leaves a 1700 acre Yazoo County Mississippi cotton plantation to the Hebrew Benevolent association of New Orleans with a burial proviso. The remainder, valued at 120000 dollars, goes to family members.
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Wporton TiVestment Company
Boston
Mass
Robert G. Ingersolls
Morris Berman
Hebrew Benevolent Association of
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Yazoo County
Mississippi
Friars Expelled Manila Petition Heads to Rome
The insular presidents will present a petition to Mgr Sbaretti the apostolic delegate in the Philippines upon his arrival from Rome praying for the expulsion of friars and friar bishops as unfit to serve in the house of God. A majority have signed.
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Mgr. Sbaretti
Philippines
Rome
House of God
Pension Granted to Elizabeth M Branard in Booth Butte
Special Dispatch reports Elizabeth M Branard of Booth Butte received a pension under the original widower act. Washington confirms the approval on February 7.
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Washington
Elizabeth M. Branard
Booth Butte
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