Philippines tariff debate shapes senate vote next week
Washington reports no final decision on the Philippine tariff bill with Senator Teller urging wide self rule for the islands and Senator Mitchell arguing for 50 percent duty reductions for Philippine goods. Other actions include rail and rural delivery inquiries and a treaty-claims power transfer bill.
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Senate
Teller
Colorado
United States
Mitchell
Oregon
Congress
Pacific Coast
Philippines
McEnery
Louisiana
Secretary of War
Cuba
Gallinger
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Quarles
Wisconsin
Federal Party
Aldrich
Mr. Teller
Philippine Islands
United Stats
Porto Rico
Dingley
Atlantic States
Pacific
Atlantic Ocean
Congress of the
Sugar Trust
Steel Trust
Mitchel
Orient
M. Mitchell
Vr Lodee
Chamber
Spooner
Wellington
Rawlins
Trouser Offer Promises Savings on Wool Trousers
Ad claims saving money is easier than earning it and pitches a sale with 20 percent off. It lists trousers prices from $8Worst ed to $3.00 durable options, highlighting $6.40, $5.60, and $4.50 deals and urging customers to visit for bargains.
Senators by the People
Washington Feb 1 The house today unanimously adopted a resolution.
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People
Washington
House
Alliances and Open Door Policy Stir Britain Japan Pact Debate
London February details the Anglo Japanese treaty of alliance and its aims to defend mutual interests in the Far East. Lord Cranborne argues the pact preserves peace and China’s integrity while aligning Britain with Japan and open door principles. leaders claim US support and emphasize anti aggression safeguards.
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Lord Cranborne
House of Commons
Henry Norman
United States
Germany
Norman
Great Britain
Japan
Mus
Tienry Campbell-Bannerman
A. J. Balfour
Balfour
Lord Lansdowne
House of Lords
China
Manchuria
Far East
Russia
Korea
Orient
Pekin
Japan Gains Admission to Community of Great Nations
Seoul and Yokohama reports hail Britain Britain Japan accord as Japan joins the comity of great nations. The press warns heavy responsibilities and urges continued effort for peace. Papers note the shift from isolation and the united strength of East and Western powers.
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Yokohama
Great Britain
Japan
Nichinichi Shimbun
Ashahi Shimbun
Tokio
Korea
Russia
Anglo-Japanese alliance shocks Pekin observers
News from Pekin describes wide alarm over the Anglo Japanese alliance. Some diplomats warn it could become a protectorate over China or Korea while Chinese officials including Prince Ching express cautious approval and promise no further discussion of Russo relations.
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Pekin
China
Korea
Prince Ching
Foreign Office
Chinese luncheon to diplomats under New Year observance
The Chinese foreign office hosted a New Year luncheon for diplomats. Prince Ching presided as Aaron von Wahlburg the Austrian minister sat to his right and Mr. Conger the American representative to his left. The Austrian toasted the Chinese emperor and Conger toasted Chinese officials. To a polite response, Prince Ching addressed the toasts.
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Prince Ching
Aaron von Wahlburg
Mr. Conger
Russia May Take It In Manchuria Treaty Response
Washington reports no immediate danger to the status quo after the Anglo Japanese treaty on Manchuria. Russia pledges withdrawal once lasting order and railway safeguards are ensured, provided other powers do not block. Tokyo cites pacific aims and open door while confirming harmony with Russia on Chinese integrity.
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Washington
Manchuria
Koren
United States
Russia
China
Eastern Railway Chinese Company
Rissa
Tower
St. Petersburg
Takahira
Tokio
House of Peers
Viscount Katsura
House of Representatives
Komura
Far East
Korea
Vienna Sees Anglo Japan Alliance Shape World News
Vienna dispatches relate the Anglo Japanese treaty of alliance as today’s central story. Russian leaders are viewed as likely to foment Afghan unrest while waiting for China’s forces to align with Japan and expel Europeans except Russians who would hold Manchuria.
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Vienna
Russia
Afghanistan
Japan
China
Manchuria
Prince Henry of Prussia
United States
Great Britain
Germany
German not party to Ango-Japanese treaty talks
Sherlin February 14. Foreign office officials deny Germany was involved in negotiations for theAnglo-Japanese treaty of alliance. Germany knew of the treaty’s conclusion immediately after its signature, but was not a participant in its negotiation.
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Sherlin
Foreign Office
Germany
Timber hearing resumes in Clark timber land case
Special master Judge Henry N. Blake resumed testimony in the government suit to set aside numerous timber land patents held by W. A. Clark. Witnesses described entry procedures at Missoula and Deer Lodge offices, and sales chains from Minchmore to Cobban to Clark.
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Standard
Helena
Henry N. Blake
W. A. Clark
Reester BE. E. Hrehey
Missoula
Herbert Minchmore
Deer Lodge
Cobban
W. A. Cark
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Fred Maynard
Clark
Hoyt
Women Arrested in Stev ensville Fight Reported
Sheriff Watts and County Attorney Baker traveled to Stevensville this morning after information from there that several women were arrested for fighting. Names of the parties were not known by the sheriff's office.
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the Standard
Hamilton
Watts
Baker
Stevensville
Suffrage Meeting Debates Organization and Speed of Change
At a National American Woman Suffrage Association gathering in Washington on February 13, Mary G Hay presided and debated whether suffrage would come without organization. Delegates pressed for larger membership and quicker gains, while Hay urged education and club work to sow suffrage seeds. The day included reports on finances, membership gains led by Kentucky and New York, and remarks by Susan B Anthony and Caroline Clay Bennett about funding and bylaws.
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National American Woman Suffrage Association
Mary G. Hay
New York
Miss Hay
Catt
Board of Auditors
Harriet Taylor Upton
Jonas Green
Virginia
Helen J. Underwood
California
Charlotte A. Cleveland
Perry
N. Y
Massachusetts
Iowa
Nebraska
Kentucky
Laura Clay
Susan RB. Anthony
Uncle Sam
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French
Rhode Island
Henry Blackwell
Babcock
Hooker
Mary Anthony
Caroline Miller Clay Bennett
Helen P. Jenkins
Virginia Clay Clapton
Alabama
Adelaide Shaw
Boston
Roosevelt
Shaw
Rough Riders
Elizabeth Gilmer
New Orleans
Dorothy Dix
Paine's Celery Compound Praised Across Omaha
The article describes widespread praise for Paine's Celery Compound in Omaha after endorsements by Mayor Frank E. Moores and coverage in local papers. Doctors and druggists report numerous cures for nervous breakdowns, insomnia, indigestion, and related ailments, with hundreds of unsolicited letters from Omaha residents corroborating improved strength, sleep, and vitality.
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Paine
Omaha
West
Frank FE. Moores
Omaha Bee
Burlington
Iuperica
Pills and Politics in Women Medical Practice
Dr. Cora Smith Eaton of Minneapolis notes a tie between pills and politics as she discusses women in medicine. She cites legal barriers, partial suffrage progress, and the need for women on state medical examining boards and health institutions. She argues municipal boards lack female representation and urges removal of impediments.
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Cora Smith Eaton
Minneapolis
Eaton
Coroner jury links Streeter group to Kirk death in Chicago
In Chicago Feb 13 the coroner's jury at the Kirk inquest found Streeter George Wellington Streeter and four others have guilty knowledge of John O Kirk's death in the squatters shootout along the Lake Shore drive and recommended they be held to the grand jury.
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Chicago
John 8. Kirk
Lake Michigan
Lake Shore
George Wellington Streeter
William Force
William McManners
Henry Hoeldrake
Samuel Protine
John 8
Kirk
Nordica Appears in Concert at Marquam Theater
Mme Lillian Nordica sang before a large Portland audience at the Marquam theater. She has fully recovered from a recent illness that caused cancellations in California and now plans to finish the Northwest tour without further interruption.
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Portland
Ore
Lillian Nordica
Marquam Theater
California
Northwest
Wall Paper Sale Promises Ruin of Old Styles
An advertiser touts a new spring line of wall papers that will ruin the sale of thousands of older rolls. The piece warns that only their latest patterns provide beauty and urges readers to see the newest designs.
Guilty Verdict In 650 Sheep Grand Larceny Case
At Fort Benton on February 15 the jury found Miller and Baldwin guilty of grand larceny for stealing 650 sheep from Abe Crosson’s corrals on November 20 and driving them to Symmes and Johnson’s ranch. The trial revealed alibi defenses and testimony about jail escapees, while Constable Thorston was accused of tampering with witnesses.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Miller
Baldwin
Havre
McBride
Lynch
Ingraham
Abe Crosson
Evans
Pray
Towner
Crosson
Symmes and Johnson
Phillipson
JimBride
Tattan
Thorston
French engineers school to be placed in Pittsburg New York
French delegates in Pittsburg discuss locating two new institutions for the United States. The government plans a school for engineers in Pittsburg and a French school of political science in New York City. The delegate states he will recommend these placements.
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Pittsburg
School For the Education of Engineers
United States
New York City
School For Engineers
Emperor weighs Eddyism in church and spiritism probe
Berlin sources report Emperor William may back a police inquiry into Eddyism and Christian science. Authorities plan to gather material for a public warning and may take measures against spiritualists.
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William
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