Diplomatic feast honors Secretary Hay at Ohio society
Secretary of State John Hay heads the 17th annual Ohio society dinner in the Waldorf ballroom praised by Colgate Hoyt and Count Cassini. Attendees include Ambassadors from Italy Austria Hungary Germany France Britain Mexico and officials James H. Hoyt Hanna Depew Low and Morgan. Hay lauds Roosevelt and the nation’s presidents, praising honesty courage and genius.
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New York
John Hay
Ohio Society
the Waldorf
Colgate Hoyt
Hay
Count Cassini
Edmondo Mayor de Planches
Ladislus Hengelmuller von Hengerver
Count von Quadt
Pierre de Margerie
Michael Herbert
Senor Aspiroz
David J. Hill
William A Leonard
Marcus A. Hanna
J. P. Morgan
C. M. Depew
Low
Whitelaw Reid
William H. Seward
James H. Hoyt
Chicago
Roosevelt
President Holds Talks on Anti-Trust and Cuban Treaty Prospects
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt pressed for anti-trust legislation and Cuban reciprocity ratification. Senator Burrows said most opposing senators could back the treaty as amended. Platt and Aldrich saw potential for some anti-trust measure this session. Senator Beveridge warned the omnibus statehood bill cannot pass the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Burrows
Michigan
Platt
Connecticut
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Beveridge
Indiana
Immigration inspector charged in smuggling case
Washington January 17 Commissioner General Sargent of the immigration bureau has filed charges against Ralph Izzard Chinese inspector at Brooklyn New York. He is accused of being in league with persons smuggling Chinese into the United States. The department believes the evidence is conclusive. Izzard has been summoned to Washington.
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Washington
Sargent
The
Immigration Bureau
Ralph Izzard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Izzard
Suspended Pending Answer to Charges
The subject has been suspended until an answer to the charges is received and department action follows.
Treasury Rules: Ocean Floor Not Foreign Country for Tariffs
The treasury department ruled that the bottom of the Pacific Ocean is not a foreign country under tariff laws. Therefore a cable imported by the Commercial Pacific Cable company cannot be withdrawn from a bonded warehouse for repair without paying duty.
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Washington
Jan
Treasury Department
Pacific Ocean
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Spokane Runaway Sent Home as Reform School Threat Fades
A Montana judge dismissed charges after a Spokane boy, alleged incorrigible by his mother, ran away to Montana then behaved well since arrival. Judge Sanford held him to district court. later Judge Leslie dismissed the case with Deputy County Attorney O'Leary present.
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Spokane
Sanford
Reform School
Denver
Leslie
O'Leary
Montana
International Customs Congress Opens in New York
The International Customs congress began in New York with Mayor Low’s address. Secretary Shaw urged cooperation among republics on customs administration, appraisement, and uniform standards, noting the need to protect domestic markets and ensure fair values. Gen Elernago of Honduras spoke on unity, and officers were elected including Gen O L Spaulding as president and Cuba’s F G Pierre as first vice president.
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New York
International Customs Congress
Mayor Low
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Congress
Elernago
Honduras
Washington
James G. Blaine
New World
O. L. Spaulding
the Treasury
F. G. Pierre
Cuba
Kenneth Barnhart
Chicago
P. M. Delpaso
Mexico
E. C. Chamberlain
United States Commissioner of Navigation
W. F. Montgomery
Bureau of American Republics
Spaulding
Life and Customs in Virginia explored by women club
The Woman's Literary club sessions in Anaconda discuss colonial Virginia topics. Papers cover Virginia life and customs, servants and slaves, Cavaliers, Bacon and Berkeley, women in the colony, and William and Mary College founding, with readings on tobacco culture and early Virginian society.
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Woman's Literary Club Colonial
Virginia
M. E. Lumbard
Library
Alfred Brown
S. C. Adams
Cecelia M. Gettings
Helena Gleason
William and Mary College
Bertha Ehret
G. P. Wellcome
S. B. Salisbury
Keokee Post Office on Maui Discontinued Amid Staffing Gap
Washington reports the fourth assistant postmaster general has closed the Keokee post office on Maui Hawaii due to no suitable replacement. The postmaster, earning a year's pay, resigned earlier.
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Washington
Keokee
Island of Maui
Hawai'i
Kisler Resigns From 18th Infantry to Avoid Scandal
Secretary Root accepts the resignation of Second Lieutenant William K. Kisler of the 18th Infantry for the good of the service. The move follows a recommendation by Brigadier General Funston and others to avoid trial costs after Kisler’s AWOL absence from Fort Logan Colorado since December 15 and duplication of pay accounts.
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Washington
Root
William K. Kisler
18Th Infantry
Funston
Department of the Colorado
Kisler
Fort Logan
Colo
Badness Is a Local Issue in Montana Reform Debate
Special Dispatch reports from Great Falls on January 17 describing Judge Leslie's ruling that boys misbehaving out of state may avoid reform school if they have behaved well since arriving in Montana. The decision delighted Roy Wines, a 14 year old colored boy, son of Dollie L Wines, a local resident.
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Standard
Great Falls
Reform School
Montana
Leslie
Roy Wines
Leroy
Dollie L. Wines
Spokane
Testimonial Request From a Maid
A maid about to leave asks for a testimonial to aid in finding another place. The mistress questions what could be truthfully said, and the maid replies that she knows many of the household’s family secrets.
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Mary
Bitters Claim Aiding Digestion After Every Meal
Advertisement notes excessive eating causes bloating heartburn belching indigestion dyspepsia constipation and biliousness. Claims Bitters prevent these ailments by aiding digestion after each meal and encourages purchase from all druggists.
Motion to Dismiss Sustained in Mrs M Smith Action
In district court yesterday the demurrer in Stromberg Mullins vs J W Collins was continued to Jan 24. The motion to dismiss Mrs M Smith against Great Northern Express was sustained over an $8.75 claim. The estate of Isidore Ehret had its account settlement decree signed. Christian Nelson received final citizenship papers. Cross v Cross divorce paused to Jan 20 at 11:30 a m.
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Stromberg & Mullins
Sweden
Cross
Swamp Root Promoted for Kidney Problems
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It cites doctor endorsements, urges trials, lists symptoms of kidney disease, and offers free samples by mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer
X. Kilmer
Lt. Kilmer
L. Barstow Irish
9Th St
Borough of
Brooklyn
N. Y
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Anaconda Sunday Standard
Settle with Ranchers Remedy Smoke Trouble
The Washoe company plans early measures to reduce smelter smoke over the city and valley and says most rancher claims for damage from Deer Lodge valley have been settled. Managers expect improvements at Washoe works to proceed despite high costs, with slow but prompt attention to conclude the matter soon for public benefit.
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Washoe Company
Deer Lodge Valley
Washoe
Anaconda
Schiveren at the Theater Revival Opens Doors at Seven
Arrangements for the Great Revival Meetings are complete with doors opening at seven for an evening program. The Presbyterian church services grow in attendance as the choir led by Mr. Schiveren Jr strengthens. Sunday night at the opera house he will bring a large choir and soloists for fine music. Morning preaching and an afternoon address to women precede the evening revival and Mr. Schiveren’s talk to men on True Manhood, a lecture famed in major cities for inspiring life changes.
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Virginia
Bacon
Berkeley
Nathaniel Bacon
Thomas Bacon
Durston Hall
Suffolk
England
Francis Bacon
Roger Bacon
Nathaniel
London
Gray's Inn
Elizabeth
Edward Duke
Carles
James River
Sir William Berkeley
Maurice Berkeley
John
Lord Berkeley of Stratton
Merton College
Oxford
Canada
Charles I
America
Cromwell
William Berkeley
Presbyterian Church
Schiveren, Jr
Opera House
Schiveren
Zaza at the Margaret Theater Receives Stirring Reception
Last night at the Margaret theater Miss Florence Roberts portrayed Zaza with emotional depth earning widespread applause. Review notes strong company, good costuming, and effects, but flags the play’s frank themes as potentially immoral and likely to offend refined audiences despite overall success.
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Margaret Theater
Zaza
Florence Roberts
South Africa Mining Output To Soar by 1903 End estimates
Experts on the ground expect resumed mining in South Africa early 1903 to lift the Rand’s annual gold production to up to 100 million dollars, growing to about 125 million by 1905 or 1906. World output would reach around 4,000,000,000, nearly four times 1890. California’s peak was 65,000,000 in 1852, now about 15,000,000.
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South Africa
Rand
California
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