Vigorous Utah Senator Backs Minority Philippine Substitute
Senate debates the Philippine tariff bill with Lodge urging early passage and Rawlins of Utah supporting independence for the Philippines once a stable government exists. Bacon of Georgia criticizes War Secretary over a foreign-flag trade order as the chamber weighs open-door policy and coastwise concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Philippines
Congress
Mr. Rawlins
Utah
Bacon
Georgia
United States
Committee On
Supreme Court
Ledge
Philippine Commission
China
Spain
Rawlins
Philippine Archipelago
Cuba
Alaska
Aguinaldo
Mr. Bacon
Secretary of War
Stewart
Nevada
England
America
Baby Dies After Liniment Ingestion
The 2 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Thompson died after accidentally swallowing liniment. She is believed to have taken the medicine around three yesterday afternoon. Dr X L Anthony tried to save her life but failed. The funeral is planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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The
Standard
Stockett
Jan
Joseph Thompson
X. L. Anthony
Railroad reform drives new Iowa Senate committee selections
Des Moines January 21 Lieutenant Governor Herriott announced senate committee appointments, saying the ways and means and judiciary panels were chosen to reform current railroad legislation and taxation policy.
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Des Moines
Herriott
Senate
Committee On Ways and Means
Judiciary Committee
Four more convicts captured at McNeil's Island
Tacoma January 21 Four additional federal prisoners Campbell Morton Ainsworth and Davis were taken on McNeil's Island leaving four at large. Davis resisted and was overpowered after trying to seize Rancher Hansons gun. Earlier this morning Campbell Ainsworth and Morton were captured and the trio reported the escaped men were together yesterday and Monday. The recaptured men were weak and hungry and begged for food but denied.
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Tacoma
Wash
Campbell
Morton
Ainsworth
Davis
McNeil's Island
Hanson
Penitentiary
Johnson
Aynberg
United States Revenue Cutter
Manning
Snyder
Carroll
Jimmy Carroll
Dr. Parks
Marshal Ide
Belief Anderson Will Escape Conviction at Stuttgart Trial
Sheriff Watts returns from Arkansas with Byron A. Keith alias FL K. Anderson, who faces embezzlement charges. Local rumor says no Stuttgart jury will convict, citing community sympathy and questionable warrant handling. The tale notes Anderson’s wife benefited from stolen funds as he spiraled into theft and loss of about $100, plus $1,000 given to his wife for the children.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Watts
Arkansas
FL K. Anderson
Byron A. Keith
Stuttcart
Ark
Anderson
Express Company
Stutteart
Stuttgart
Ogden Mayor Arrested Over Health Law Dispute
Ogden Utah January 21 Mayor Glissman appeared in police court on a charge of violating city health laws. He was released on his own recognizance and the case was set for hearing Thursday morning.
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Ogden
Utah
Glismann
Marconi Engagement Ended for Josephine Holman
Mrs. H B Holman of this city announced that her daughter Josephine asked Willam Marconi to release her from engagement to marry him and that Marconi complied.
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New York
H. B. Holman
This City Today
Josephine
Willam Marconi
Lord Kitchener Says Boer Losses Since Jan 13
London reports Lord Kitchener states that since January 13, 31 Boers killed, 15 wounded, 170 captured, and 41 surrendered.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Irrigation Bill Sparks Debate Over West Lands
Washington dispatch outlines House debate on the urgent deficiency bill with focus on irrigation of arid western lands and retention of Philippines policy. Speakers like Newlands and Sibley clash. other members address military post plans and colonial policy. the committee report on Hamilton Blount papers is tabled and the House adjourns at 5:10 p.m.
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Washington
House
Philippines
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Dinsmore
Arkansas
Newlands
Nevada
Mondell
Wyoming
Robinson
Indiana
Kerns
Illinois
Gaines
Mr. Sibley
Mr. Newlands
Towa
Tennessee
Manila
Kahn
Calfornia
Filpino
Committee On Military Affairs
Hamilton H. Blount
48Th
United States Voluntary Infantry
Boulder Doings Special Correspondence Jan 21
Peter Nichols former resident of Butte died in Boulder from pneumonia aged about 37. He worked at the tunnel and planned to quit to return to Butte. wife present. Body sent to Butte for burial. Tax sale underway with few bidders. notable parcels listed including Hersey Bean Wickes $741 and Montana Ore Purchasing Co $510. Dr Taylor operated for appendicitis at Rochester after injuries from a runaway. expects recovery and return to Butte.
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The
Standard
Boulder
Peter Nichols
Butte
Miner's Union of
Hersey & Bean
Eastern
Wickes
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Rochester
Minn
Calomel Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming to cure a cold in one day with no core or pay required and a price of 25 cents. The copy references a couch and works as a sales claim typical of period trade cards.
Morgan bills Longstreet to retired list with rank of major
Senator Morgan introduced a bill placing General James Longstreet on the retired list of the army with the rank of major, the rank he held when joining the Confederate service at the start of the Civil War.
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Washington
Morgan
Gen
James Longstreet
House Rules Panel Bars Public From Moor When In Session
The House rules committee on January 21 voted to modify access rules to exclude the general public from the floor when the House is not in session, permitting admission only by a card from a member of Congress.
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Washington
House
Congress
Taft Sees Insurrection Confined to Two Localities
President Taft asserts the unrest is limited to two districts and credits repressive measures for improving control. He says reconcentrado methods are unnecessary as security tightens in the former province.
Taft Sees Philippines Peace Trend Amid Reforms
Governor Taft, arriving from Manila, says insurrection is limited to Batangas and Samar. He cites quieting measures, 700 rifles surrendered, and civil government a success with a growing peace sentiment among Filipinos. He notes land titles unsettled and plans to return around March 1.
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San Francisco
Taft
Manila
Washington
Cincinnati
Phiippines
Batangas
Samar
Wright
Bell
United States
Islands
Philippines
Carlock
Court of First Instance
Cebu
Mindanao
River Moros
Lake Moros
Lake Moroa
G H Mumm’s Extra Dry Vintage Compared with 1889 and 1895
The note praises G H Mumm's Extra Dry as refined and delicate, likening it to the 1889 vintage and superior to 1895. It cites immense reserves guaranteeing quality, with 120,359 cases imported in 1901, over a third of total and about 60,000 more than any rival brand.
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G. H. Mumm
Tragic family massacre victim dies in Pittsburgh
Vincenzo Visolek, the Polish man who fatally injured his wife Rosa and three children a week ago, died today from his injuries. Three deaths have occurred in the tragedy. Rosa Visolek and two children Annie, 2, and Vincenzo, 42, are dead. Dello, 9, remains gravely ill. Francis, the brother, may recover.
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Pittsburg
Vincenzo Visolek
Garth Hanged For Killing Minnie Woods
Albert Garth a 26 year old colored man who killed Minnie Woods on December 22 189 was hanged at the county jail today He walked bravely to the scaffold maintaining calm to the last and death followed swiftly
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Kansas City
Albert Garth
Minnie Woods
Garth
Smuggling Opium Bust Reported in Portland
Portland police report a case of opium smuggling involving Larry Kelly and a suspect named in custody in January. Investigators say the seizure followed a routine traffic stop and a search of a vehicle. No further details on charges or disposition were released.
Man Arrested Near Dock For Opium Theft
Kelly, who arrived from Astoria, was captured as he left the boat by Deputy Inspector Gallagher. He pled guilty in U S court and faces sentencing tomorrow. Authorities note a prior county jail term for a mugging.
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United States
Gallagher
Kelly
Astoria
Amugsling
Senate hearing on Chinese exclusion and trade effects
Washington officials and business leaders debated Chinese immigration policy. Pro exclusion advocates backed the Mitchell bill while opponents urged postponement until the 1904 treaty expiry, highlighting trade, maritime, and international relations impacts and promising further committee scrutiny.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Immigration
D. S&s. Tompkins
The
Industrial Commission
Silas B. Webb
China and Japan Trading Company
New York
Charles S. Hamlin
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Foord
China
United States
Congress
Hamilton
Porto Rico Mail Steamship Company
Maxwell Everts
Foster
Penrose
National Park Gold Mining Company Incorporation
Great Falls notes report the National Park Gold Mining company filed articles of incorporation. Capital stock is 100000 dollars in 1000000 shares. incorporators include E B Judd David Noble R E Moll Robert Noble W C Danks John A Largent and Richard Gies. Also two marriage licenses issued and a police court fine set for assault with a cuspidor at six dollars ninety cents.
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Standard
Great Falls
National Park Gold Mining Company
E. B. Judd
David Noble
R. E. Moll
Robert Noble
W. C. Danks
John A. Largent
Richard Gies
John Gray
Armington
Cora Merton
Bert
Stephen Meszaros
Mary Crmvianoskyi
Leona Hastings
Mary Blackburn
Miners Die in Gas Explosion. Company Exonerated
Walsenburg Colorado January 21 The coroner's jury ruled the Pic Tou mine blast an unavoidable accident exonerating the company over the deaths of Frank Marquis J H Brewer and Peter Johnson miners in yesterday's explosion.
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Walsenburg, Collo
Frank Marquis
J. H. Brewer
Peter Johnson
Pictou
Reading Railway Reinstates Union Workers After Strike
Pottsville Pennsylvania January 21 The Reading Railway company orders reinstatement of all car repair men and brakemen belonging to unions who were discharged during and after the strike. Several hundred brakemen in the anthracite region will regain their jobs on application.
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Pottsville
Reading Railway Company
Beaten He Takes His Life in St Louis Hotel
William H. Hoffmeister former supreme recorder of the Legion of Honor died by his own hand at the Planters hotel in St Louis after losing re election. Witness Georg M. Ackley said Hoffmeister killed himself following the defeat and a heated election. Deputy Coroner Bougher took charge of the remains. Hoffmeister 44 held the office for 14 years and was defeated by C R T White.
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St. Louis
William H. Hoffmeister
Supreme Recorder of the
Legion of Honor
Planters
Georg M. Ackley
Kansas City
Bougher
Hoffmeister
C. R. T. White
Supreme Council
Otto F. Overbeck
Holland
Overbeck
George M. Ackley
Supreme Overseer
Supreme Recorder
Ackley
George W. Teasdale
Council
Supreme Recorder of the Order
One Year for Embezzler in Billings Case
Harry Wolstein formerly employed by Singer Sewing Machine Co pleaded guilty to embezzling about 250 dollars. He withdrew his not guilty plea in district court and received the minimum sentence of one year in the penitentiary. Wolstein's wife and family are in indigent circumstances and the wife is in poor health.
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Standard
Billings
Harry Wols
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Wolstein
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