Bargain men’s wear sale at half price and more
Readable fragment shows a clearance event for boys and men garments. Items include vestee suits at half price about three dollars hats robes and suspenders at reduced rates. A line mentions ready cash and discount terms.
Meanest and dirtiest charge in Senate debate over Philippines murders
A sharp Senate clash arose when Rawlins urged printing war court martial records in the Philippines and alleged a cold blood murder of Father Augustin. Beveridge and Carmack defended the army, calling the charge mean and unfounded, while Proctor and Lodge pressed for agenda items and an adjournment. The session ended with a motion for executive session and adjournment at 5 19 p m.
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Rawling
Secretary of War
Philpines
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Beveridge
Carmack
Proctor
Cornelius M. Brownell
Rawlins
Father Augustin
Lodge
Augustin
Teeveridge
Tawline
War Department
Allence
Raving
Hoar
United States
Snd
Armack
Tamathe
Indiana
Jake Smith
American Senate
Senate Committee On the Philippines
City water project plans draw sparse voter interest
Special correspondence from Dillon reports low registration for a city election to bond funds for a water works system. The proposal, tied to a gravity system and a reservoir two miles from town, faces weak turnout though several mining bonds and patents are in the works.
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Stonroe Alans
India
Procity
Ca Yon
Ity
Ajax
Bsin
Alen
Hecla
Attapuls
Tesla Consolidated Company
Cleve
Patrick
Ityan's Canyon
Dillon Yesterda
Anaconda
Blockade Lift Negotiations in Venezuela Progress
Washington January 28 reports say no final word from London Berlin or Rome yet on Venezuela talks. Allies hope final authority to lift the blockade will reach here within 24 hours and Bowen will be notified. protocol to be signed. Italian British ambassadors and German chargé d affaires urge prompt acceptance of Bowen’s proposal.
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London
Berlin
Rome
Bowen
Venezuela
South America
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Rowen
Pierre de Margerie
Foreign Office
Paris
Inter
Belgium
Haron Moncheur
Eneanela
I Po
Tralian
London Foreign Office
Great Britain
Germany
Ofice
Mi Ie
Beeman
Britain
United States
Vi Waters
House slows Indian appropriation bill progress in session
Washington Jan 28 The House made slow progress on the Indian appropriation bill as Sherman led the measure with Burton of Ohio pressing for item explanations. Debates touched on funds to Indians and a note on bankruptcy acts. Arizona delegate Smith defended state debts while Bunton offered figures about education increasing reliance on government bounty. Adjourned at 5:05 p.m.
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Senate
Quay
Aldrica
Washington
House
Burton
Ohio
Sherman
New York
Messrs. Hildebrand
Hughes
Republi
West Virginia
Bartlett
Nocrat
Georgia
Congress
Supreme Court
Arizona
United States
Bunton
Roe
Infant rescue by Fannie Woodson in Bozeman case
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Fannie Woodson of Boseman aided in securing a six month old baby from Florence Johnson, an inmate, who had brought the child from Livingston two weeks earlier. The child’s grandmother lives in Pulaski Tennessee, and the mother died in Bozeman a month prior. The stepfather, forced to leave Livingston on vagrancy charges, had entrusted the baby to Johnson in Livingston before the transfer. The officers located the infant, Woodson returned with the child, and Johnson was unaware of the discovery.
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Sits
Fannie Woodson
Boseman
Florence Johnson
Hisreputache House
Livingston
Bings
Woodson
Roseman
Roosevelt Invited to Hear Hunt by Spokane Club
The Spokane Rod and Gun club invites Theodore Roosevelt to stop in Spokane during his Pacific coast trip for a hunt under club auspices. If he accepts, the Okanogan country may be chosen for the outing, with plans to provide a 400 mile journey and a pack of dogs. Roosevelt and party arrived in Washington from Canton at 3 PM, greeting the engineer and fireman before proceeding to the White House.
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Spokane
Spokane Rod and Gun Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Okanogan Country
Cascade ‘Mountains
Washington
Ian
Roosevelt
Canton
Port Jervis Switchmen Award Wage Increases Across Line
Port Jervis officials report an agreement with allroad officials raising wages for switchmen along the line. Day men gain to 2.90 dollars and night men to 2.50 dollars at Port Jervis. Foremen see raises to 2.79 for day work and 2.85 for night shifts.
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Port Jervis
N. J
Allroad
Marriage notice of Sning Cora Olver and General Shaw’s son
The notice states the marriage of Sning Cora Olver, daughter of General and Mrs. Robert Shaw, to the United States ambassador to the Court of Se Yemen. The groom, Oliver, is the second son of General and Mrs. Olivers, with ties to Harvard and law studies noted.
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Albany, X.Y
Sning Cora
Olver
Robert Shaw
United States
State Senate votes down woman suffrage bill in Kansas
Topeka reports the state senate rejected the measure granting women the right to vote for presidential electors. The bill would have required a constitutional amendment. The house and Governor Bailey supported the proposal.
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Topeka
Kan
State Senate
House
Bailey
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