Irrigation Debate Shapes Indian Appropriation Bill
In Washington on January 24 the senate discussed national irrigation by amending the Indian appropriation bill to fund surveys and a dam and ditches for San Carlos on the Gila river in Arizona. Senators Platt and Thurston led, opposing the cost and policy while urging careful water-right preservation and quick action.
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House Proceedings Face Postal Code Bill Debates
The House worked through the day on a bill to revise and codify postal laws, resisting multiple amendments that would reclassify rates. Mr. La Guardia led the bill amid strong opposition, while members debated the fiscal implications and potential Senate rejection. The day also featured acknowledgments of late senator Town and an adjournment at 5 PM. A separate House committee plan to parity the Air bill with a gold standard order was introduced and referred to rules for debate scheduling.
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Loyalty of the People and Edward VII Accession Details
London coverage describes royal accession ceremonies and public enthusiasm for Edward VII with ancient rites, symbols, and mass readings. It notes government plans to seek Parliament approval for a sovereign’s allowance, plus a distant science expedition update and a court embezzlement case involving lawyers.
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Franklin Miles Offers Free Course of New Treatment
A promotional piece touts Franklin Miles M D LL B as a celebrated specialist offering a free course of his new treatment for heart nerves stomach and dropsy. The ad cites testimonials from prominent patients and doctors in multiple cities and claims his system is thoroughly scientific and superior.
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Aguinaldo Said to Be in Manila
New York dispatch reports a what claims to be a well authenticated interview with Emilio Aguinaldo. An American agent of Celero Rubino in Manila says Aguinaldo was found in the capital and met for four days. The interview centers on amnesty and independence, with Aguinaldo rejecting U.S. offers and affirming his resolve to govern freely.
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Moerty
Preparing for the Big Prize Fight in Cincinnati
Promoters race to ready Saengerfest hall for the Jeffries Mullin bout with carpenters at work overnight. Mayor Fleischmann notes permit granted and expect readiness in about ten days. Jeffries trains locally as Welkhe and Heublim prepare to arrive.
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Assassination of Governor Xivry in Luxembourg Province
A Belgian governor M. de Xivry in Luxembourg province was shot by a man named Schneider among provincial employees. Schneider entered for an audience, drew a revolver and killed the governor, then fled the scene. The fragmentary report notes signs of incipient madness in the assailant.
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Tigers Captured as 600 Snake Band Insurgents Near Prison
Bristow J. T. Gan, 26, leader of Snake band light horsemen, and his father Walka Tiger were arrested to be held by U.S. Marshal Bennett. About 600 insurgents camp four miles south at the old Indian grounds. Pickets patrol town limits amid fears of an early rescue attempt.
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Choctaws Quiet After No New Developments
South McAlester January 28. No new developments among the Choctaw Indians. Governor Dukes says he can maintain order without federal help. Indians deny threats and say they will not harm railroad property or whites. Creek nation trouble appears over, troops ready if needed. Report of war paint and feathers dismissed as untrue.
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Lieutenant Dixon Reports Quiet Creek Disturbance
Lieutenant Dixon of Troop A, 5th Cavalry, reports from Omaha Nebraska that his detachment traveled to Indian Territory to quell a Creek disturbance. He found no trouble at Henrietta and could not locate any civil officer needing troop assistance. Some whites warned of threats, but the lieutenant awaits further orders.
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Indian uprising tensions reported from Kansas City
Special Correspondent to the Star describes conditions near Muskogee and in Indian country as of January 26. The dispatch notes Indian unrest among tribes labeled T and suggests some potential trouble, while stressing no violent outbreak has yet occurred and that reporters may have overstated the danger.
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Indian uprising rumors in Creek country spark federal tension
Reports describe Crazy Snake and his followers alleging Creek self rule while US Marshal Bennett and agents brace for possible clashes. Washington officials deny authority for new Creek laws and urge restraint as troops shown to deter rebellion.
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Alarm Unnecessary Says Interior Official Dispatch
The secretary of the interior cites a dispatch from Acting Chairman Bixby of the commission to the five civilized tribes denying Creek uprising reports as exaggerated. He notes troops and deputies may move to Henrietta and Senora mission, aiming to quell insurrection fears. The Navy reports the cruiser Delphia sailed for Callao today.
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Five Civilized Tribes
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Senora
Washington Request for Rating at $3.44 with Repay
A report notes Washington seeking a rating set at 3.44 dollars with repayment terms. Details on agency, scope, and timelines are limited in the readable text. The document references financial adjustments and repayment provisions lacking full context.
Senators Fear Extra Session Over Philippines Policy
Washington reports on January 26 shows senators weighing the risk of an extra session as the president pushes Philippine legislation. The Taft commission’s urgency and private letters shape debate, with some lawmakers arguing for action before March while others warn of a prolonged, divisive battle over constitutional and civil rights questions in the Philippines.
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