Dubois Demands Reprimand for Army Officer Critic
Idaho Senator demands disciplinary action against an Army officer who criticized the Senate. Mr Teller warns that reading the Declaration of Independence may soon be labeled treason.
28 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1902
Page
1
Idaho Senator demands disciplinary action against an Army officer who criticized the Senate. Mr Teller warns that reading the Declaration of Independence may soon be labeled treason.
A heated senate discussion centers on army officers criticizing Manila policy and General Wheaton remarks. Du Bois urges reprimand while Lodge and Tillman defend free comment. Debate touches on independence talk and a circulation urging soldiers not to serve in the Philippines.
Charles Woodard, suspected of killing Natrona County Sheriff Ricker in Wyoming, is captured in Billings Montana after being identified by rancher Wilson Owens. Woodard escaped from Casper jail earlier and was beaten during arrest before awaiting transfer to Casper authorities.
Berlin observes the emperor's birthday as he assigns territorial titles to regiments without distinctions. He notes the army embodies the nation and urges troops to honor their race and home through service. The day includes religious service, court audience, and a parade with cheers as the emperor travels Unter den Linden.
Prominent Republicans including ex-Speaker Grow and Lord of California oppose the Hill bill to redeem silver in gold. The measure from the Southard committee on coinage faced strong Democratic opposition and is expected to fail after passing the House last year. Shafroth leads active opposition efforts.
The article notes confidence that the bill will fail if no publican caucus moves are made, signaling strategic expectation and political pressure within the legislative process. The quote reflects opposition stance and anticipated hurdles ahead of floor vote.
A ten day pool tournament at the Lambe club concluded with 30 players entering. The final match between Coroner B C Brooke and Thomas Hill ended in a close contest, Hill winning and securing a handsome prize.
Washington reports the war department lists Manila departure dates for units returning home from the Philippines. The Twenty second infantry sails February 1, the 20th infantry February 16, the first and second battalions of the 17th infantry February 23, with the third battalion of the 17th infantry sailing after the 27th infantry arrives between March 1 and 10.
Justin West, a young miner formerly at the Butte mines, was exploded upon while attempting to reload a missed hole. He lost one eye and suffered severe facial injuries, with a hole in his left arm. Mrs. T. W. Clark aided his descent toward town, and he is to be taken to Butte for treatment.
Minnesota Attorney General Douglas argues before the U S Supreme Court seeking leave to file a bill of complaint against Northern Securities Company. The application is taken under advisement as the state pursues action to block the merger.
The Minnesota Attorney General argued before the U S Supreme Court for leave to file a bill of complaint to oppose the merger of the Northern Pacific with rival lines. He contended the state may sue in its sovereign capacity and as parens patriae to protect lands, taxes, and citizens from reduced competition and disrupted transportation.
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