National Live Stock Association Protests Shoddy Wool Goods
Delegates to the National Live Stock association adopt an anti shoddy resolution urging Congress to curb fraud in marketing woolen goods. Speakers include L G Powers on national livestock wealth and P Updegraff on horse shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Live Stock Association
Congress
Salt Lake
Springer
Executive Committee
Topeka
Kan
L. G. Powers
Washington, D. C
America
Europe
Castleman
Kentucky
Powers
P. Updegraff
Kansas
Updegraff
George Q. Cannon
Hawaiian Islands
Utah
Baker
Illinois
Philip D Armour
Trans Mississippi Cattlemen Seek Formation in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake City Utah on January 16 cattlemen discussed organizing the Trans Mississippi Cattlemen's Association as an auxiliary to the National Livestock Association. A committee was appointed to arrange the details of the plan and Lusk of California supported the move saying it remains a member of the national body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Trans- Mississippi Cattlemen's Association
National Livestock Association
Lusk
California
National Live Stock Association
Stock on Exhibition Opens in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Utah January 16 The fancy and blooded stock exhibition linked to the Stockmen's convention drew large crowds over the past two days Part of the stock will be sold at auction tomorrow and bidders are expected to compete vigorously for some of the country s finest animals.
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Kansas City Live Stock Association
Stickney
Wyoming
Washington
Rocky Mountains
William Bolton
Oklahoma
John F. Hobbs
New York
Hobbs
D. W. Willson
Illinois
Willson
Tabernacle
Mormon Church
Salt Lake
Utah
G H Mumm Extra Dry Sets Import Record in 1900
The High Standard of Quality of G. H. Mumm's Extra Dry attracts new fans as 119,441 cases were imported in 1900, 79,293 more than any rival brand. Special attention is drawn to its remarkable quality now being imported.
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G. H. Mumm
Trouble in Turf Congress
A prominent delegate announced that Chicago St Louis New Orleans Latonia Tanforan Memphis and Louisville tracks will withdraw from the Turf congress and form a new Western body similar to the Eastern Jockey Club. The move signals dissolution of the current congress and a powerful new board of stewards for turf matters.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Latonia
Tanforan
Memphis
Louisville
Jockey Club
Western Jockey Club to Oversee Tracks and Racing Dates
A new body called the Western Jockey club would regulate tracks from tracks of the west excluding Little Rock and some southern venues. Oakland and Ingleside would join if plans proceed. Smaller tracks would be licensed by larger entities and unlicensed tracks would be outlaw. The association would set all racing dates.
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Little Rock
Oakland
Ingleside
The
Western Jockey Club
Portland to celebrate Lewis and Clarke centennial fair
Clarke in Oregon reports a joint meeting of the Portland Board of Trade and the Manufacturers association decides to stage a Portland fair in 19% for the Lewis and Clarke expedition centennial. A company will be formed with 300 dollars capital and bond authority. Delegates will approach Washington Montana Idaho and Wyoming for legislative cooperation and appropriations. Portland city and Oregon state will also be asked for financial support.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Board of Trade
Manufacturers’ Association
Territory
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
State of
Collision on Oregon line near Moshier injures none
A light engine collided with a double header freight on the Oregon Railway and Navigation line near Moshier in Portland early today. The track was torn up briefly but the wreck was cleared by nine this morning and no crew sustained serious injuries.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Moshier
Shortage of Food Report From Circle City District
Edmund W N Carpenter, last man out from the Tanana district, says severe food shortages exist at Circle City and that government officials at Eagle City are sending provisions as fast as possible. He notes many supply teams en route and mining in Tanana hampered by lack of provisions.
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Seattle
Wash
Edmund WN. Carpenter
Tanana
Circle City
Eagle City
Tanane
Thanksgiving Time in Richmond Dispatch Tone
A caller notes seasonal mood and travel by walking, hoping for a homecoming during Thanksgiving in a Richmond Dispatch style report. The fragment hints at a writer in Albuquerque and a hand shaped message.
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Albuquerque
Good to Fat From Life in a Narrow Echo
Fragmentary dialogue notes explore hunger and desire, spotlighting Mr Heavyyman and Miss Daisy in a grim vignette. The exchange questions heaven as a place for meals without money or price, hinting at social deprivation and longing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Heavyyman
Miss Daisy
New Faces in the Senate Patterson Will caucus with Democrats
Boise Idaho Jan 16 The legislature met in joint session and canvassed the vote for United States senator Fred T Dubois declared elected He said he would enter the Democratic caucus He also announced Heitfeld would join the Democratic caucus Governor Rogers gave a second inaugural address praising Washingtons public credit debt reduction and fiscal measures noting debt decline from 2176347 64 in 1887 to 1392659 66 on Jan 1 1901
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Boise
Idaho
United States
Fred T. Dubois
Dubois
Heitfeld
Supreme Court
Capitol
Crow
Spokane County
Easterday
Pierce
Conway
King County
Burke
Dakota
Rogers
Dart
Washington
Denver
Thomas M. Patterson
Patterson
Edward C. Wolcott
Senate
Coeur d'Alenes Denounces Permit System Martial Law
Mr. Dubois denounces the permit system in force in the Coeur d'Alenes and declares it would cause rejoicing when martial law is revoked.
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Dubois
Coeur d’Alenes
Patterson Drops Populists in Colorado Senate Vote
Denver reports the joint session canvassed the U S senator vote with Thomas M Patterson winning 91 of 99 ballots against Edward C Wolcott. Patterson pledged to unite with Democrats in the Senate and denounced trusts while advocating bimetallism and rail regulation in a warned legislative message.
Rogers Inaugurated Governor of Washington
John O. Rogers was inaugurated for a second term as governor of Washington at the state capitol. The simple ceremony began after 2 p.m. and ended at 2 37, with Chief Justice Reavis swearing in the governor as new state officials visited beforehand.
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Olympia
Wash
John O. Rogers
State of
Washington
State Capitol
Reavis
Governor Pushes Law Banning Passes and Capitol Budget
The governor urges criminalizing the giving or receiving of ty way passes and opposes any outlay for a new capitol unless Thoreton county court house is bought and remodeled.
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Thoreton County Court House
Tillman Re elected as South Carolina Governor
Columbia Jan 16 The general assembly of South Carolina re elected B F Tillman to succeed himself in an unanimous vote marking his continued governorship as the state enters a new term.
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Columbia
General Assembly of
South Carolina
B. F
Tillman
Shater
Legislature votes for W. Carmack to start term March 4
Nashville Tenn January 18 The legislature in joint session today unanimously elected W Carmack to hold the office for the term beginning March 4 1901.
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Nashville
Tenn
W. Carmack
Nll
McMillan Declared Elected U S Senator for Six Years
In a joint convention at Lansing Michigan the state legislature verified yesterday's vote and Senator James McMillan was formally declared elected United States senator for a six year term from March 4.
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Lansing
Mech
Senate
House
James McMillan
United States
Oregon Legislature Advances Initiative and War Veterans Aid
Salem reports both houses approved a measure placing the initiative and referendum amendment before voters with voting time to be set later. Lawmakers also approved $2000 to fund a committee of Indian war veterans traveling to Washington to seek pensions. The session featured extensive bill introductions with 100 in the House and 60 in the Senate.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Senate
House
Washington
Congress
The
Legis
Senate set to vote on army reorganization bill Friday
Debate centers on hazing at West Point and the Philippines policy. Senators Allen and Money condemn hazing as brutality, while McCumber and Teller defend the bill. Allen argues the measure sustains West Point abuses and questions allegiance of Filipinos, urging reform or dissolution of the academy if needed.
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Washington
Senate
Allen
Nebraska
Teller
Silver
Colorado
Butler
Pop
North Carolina
McCumber
North Dakota
West Point Military Academy
Money
Mississippi
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
United States
Carter
Mr. Allen
Congress
Hawley
West Point
Mr Money
Hazers
Hazeg
West Pont
Spain
Filipinos Fit to Govern Themselves Says Teller
Mr Teller argues Filipinos can govern themselves as well as any Oriental race and, while preferring to hold the islands, says force should justify retention only if necessary. Hawley wins unanimous consent for a final vote at 4 pm Friday as the senate enters executive session and adjourns at 5 50 pm.
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Teller
Hawley
Senate
River and harbor bill clears House in Senate-ready form
The river and harbor appropriation bill passed the House by a wide margin after a week of debate. It totals about 60 million dollars with 23 million in direct appropriations. Before action, Hull reported De Armond’s resolution seeking war department info on General Chaffee’s protest of looting in China, noting War Department obstacles.
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Washington
House
Hull
Committee On
de Armond
War Department
General Chaffee
China
Missouri
River and Harbor Bill Debate Over Missouri River Dykes
In the House the Missouri river appropriation faced contention as amendments sought to empower the secretary of war to allocate funds for bank stabilization. A Burton substitute allowing dykes or wing dams by property owners or municipalities, with navigation and engineer approval, was adopted, replacing the Hepburn amendment.
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Secretary of War
House
Hepburn
Iowa
Missouri River
Dougherty
Missouri
Burton
Harbor and River Committee
Scorpion Sent To Venezuela To Protect American Interests
The navy is ordered to move from La Guayra to Guanico on the Orinoco to safeguard American property amid a rising Venezuelan revolutionary movement. Commander Sargent is instructed to avoid bloodshed and act to preserve the asphalt concessions, with Loomis using good offices to protect U S interests in the British-flagged vessels seized by Venezuela.
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Washington
State Department
Navy Department
Scorpion
la Guayra
Guanico
Venezuela
New York and Bermudez Company
Long
Cowles
Navigation Bureau
Crowninshield
Hill
Sargent
United States
Orinoco
Orinoco Shipping and Trading Company
Loomis
Mulholland Says Kruger Likely To Visit New York
John E. Mulholland arrived in London bearing invitations from well known New Yorkers to Mr. Kruger. He told The Daily Express Kruger would probably accept and travel to New York about mid next month.
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London
The
Daily Express
John E. Mulholland
Kruger
New York
Stanford History Dept Reseigns. Dana Named Head
Jan. 16 Stanford University reports Professor David Spencer resigns as associate professor of history. His departure leads to Professor Clyde A. Dana becoming head of the history department. Spencer, a University of Wisconsin graduate, previously taught at Harvard and Michigan.
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Standford University
Cal
David Spencer
Clyde A. Dana
Spencer
University of Wisconsin
Harvard
University of Michigan
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Tennessee
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