Army and Moros policy and seacoast defense plans
The text outlines a shift toward limited supervision of Moros tribal governments while preserving civil authority under military guidance. It notes expansion of army posts, infrastructure needs, and refined post sizing for efficiency. It details seacoast fortifications, new artillery, a new service rifle, and pushes to enact a national guard and militia reform bill to modernize and centralize control.
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Soros
Philippines
United States
Spain
Quartermaster
Congress
Seacoast
Nigat
Ordnance Department
Army reform and liquor ban spark wartime debates in Congress
The discussion traces long standing debates on a federal system of military organization, urges a decisive civilian move, and notes that the house bill aims to advance war readiness beyond a standing army. It also reports on the Army Canteen law’s mixed results, with warnings of increased drunkenness and moral decline at posts.
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War Department
National Guard
Senate
House
Washington
Congress
Hawley
States
Spain
Cstizens
Supreme Court reorganized as three new justices join Florida
In Tallahassee on November 30 special session announced three new Florida Supreme Court justices Maxwell Shackleford and Cockrell will assume duties tomorrow. They will meet current members to set rules for a two division court under a constitutional amendment. Chief Justice Taylor said rules drafts exist but assignments to divisions and practice details remain undecided. A six member body will convene with a possible presiding judge for the other division.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Supreme Court
Maxwell, Shackleford
Cockrell
Taylor
Mabry
Carter
Aske
Ready Wit and Witty Replies Across History
A Baltimore Sun compendium of sharp repasts in rhetoric. Charlies Burleigh, John Bright, Abbe de Voisenon, and the Duke of Wellington each met insults with clever replies. A rotten egg, a back turned, or a jesting retort showcased quick wit and moral composure under pressure.
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Baltimore Sun
Charlies Burleigh
John Bright
Mr. Bright
Samson
de Voisenon
Conde
Duke of Wellington
Wellington
Elastic currency plan to curb panics gains support
The piece argues for an elastic national bank note system to supply currency during panics, enabling banks to issue emergency notes without weakness. It cites 1893 and 1896 crises, outlines treasury and bank roles, and urges congressional action to adopt the main features for safer, quicker response to financial stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury
Congress
Comptroller
Industrial progress of the South for the week
Chattanooga readers learn of The Tradesman report listing numerous new Southern industrial ventures across states from Alabama to West Virginia. Entries include ore mining, ice factories, lumber mills, cotton and tobacco products, brick works, mills, canneries, and power or chemical plants with specified investments and locations.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Alabama
Dasper
Birmingham
Mobile
Arkansas
Lake Village
Battling Works
Texarkana
Florida
Jakksonville
Georgia
Gainesville
Mannsville
Lexington—Construction Company
Louisville
Owensboro
Winchester
Louisiana
Colfax
Allentown
Baton Rouge
Rayne
Minden
Lake Providence
Cottongs
New Iberia
Mississippi
McComb
Vicksburg
Yazoo City
North Carolina
Hickory
Orangeburg
McCall
Tennessee
Jellico
Lynchburg
Hickory Valley
Brownsville
Chemical Company
Texas
Beaumont
Waco
Corsicana
Austin
Houston
Virginia
Newport News
Richmond
Danville
Amherst
Colemans Falls
Staunton
Portsmouth
West Virginia
Martinsburg
New Martinsville
Fairmont
Kenova
Marlinton
Water, light and power_company
Awee Wheeling
Sitica Mining Company
Mannington
Charleston
Coal and Coke Company
Coal and Iron Company
Chester
Lord Cecil as a Spectacle in Parliament
The article portrays Lord Hugh Cecil, son of the Marquis of Salisbury, as a striking yet volatile figure in Parliament. It highlights his youth, extreme education views, quick temper, and reliance on Cecil family prestige, forecasting his potential as a future political force and ongoing tension with colleagues.
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Lord Cecil
Hugh Cecil
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Hugh
Education Dal
Church of England
Cecil
Hns
Lord Cramborne
Hugh
Cecils
Oxford
Greenwich
Echs
Ceell
Imiar
Winston Hurehin
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Charles
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Chicago
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Whitehall St
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Otton Seed
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Tomall
Root
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Wachy Wildkew Annual Report
Louis Philippe
M. Grevy
M. le President
Frank Lockwood
Telescoper
Sir Frank
Stoffer
Whitehall Street
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
City Water and Gas
G. W. Adair
Kreis
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E. B. Hosser
Jake Schane
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Howard KY
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