United States Cuba reciprocity hearings depict sugar interests
The hearings on sugar reciprocity across Cuba gather leaders from American and Cuban feed sectors. Edwin F. Atkins representing reciprocal aims discusses world sugar oversupply, Cuba's high production cost, and potential labor unrest. Cuban delegates and U S associations push for free sugar admission and reciprocal concessions to avert annexation.
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Havana
Gitan
Frances B. Thurber
United “States
United States
Cuba
Hugh’ Kelly
New York
Ashes of Mrs Muir Buried in New York to Stockholm Link
The ashes of Mrs Edla M Muir wife of U S Consul Joseph Muir at Stockholm and daughter of the late Senator McPherson were buried at Oakhill cemetery in Fill City after brief services at the grave. The remains were brought from New York yesterday afternoon and cremated.
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Muir
Washington
Edla M. Muir
United States
Joseph Muir
Stockholm
Sweden
McPherson
New Jersey
Oakhill
Fill City
New York
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A fragmentary health note discusses eating speed and digestion. It mentions Doctor Pierce's Golden Discovery as a remedy and comments on the effects of hot coffee, iced water, and meals on digestion and health.
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Geoner
Pierce
Sguomd
Hee
Representative Lewis pushes bill to aid farmers via bank act amendment
NaHOMA district representative Lewis introduced a bill in Washington to amend the national bank act authorizing banks to loan on real estate up to 30 percent of capital and surplus based on one half of market value excluding buildings. He argues the measure would relieve farmers and real estate owners in the south and west by expanding lending.
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Washington
Lewis
National Bank Act
Committee On Banking
Opie
Hale Attacks Militia Policy in Senate Debate
Washington January 15 a spirited senate discussion followed remarks by Mr Hale of Maine on naval reserve bills. Several senators defended volunteers and state militias as the debate ranged from militia strength to lessons of the revolution. Hoar moved a resolution on Hague treaty duties for prisoners of war in Bermuda, adopted without comment. Death of J Will Stokes former congressman from South Carolina noted.
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Washington
Senate
Hale
Maine
Hoar
Schley Court of Inquiry
Naval Reserve
United States
Englent
Leson
Hawley
Male
Ma~son
Illinoia
Teller
Colorado
Massachusetts
Bacon
Georgia
Tillman
Hoaf
New England
Santiago
Department of State
Bermuda
the Hague
Hour Gaia
State Department
Eee
J. Willians ‘Stokes
South Carolisra
Pension Measure Passes After Long House Debate
Washington January 13 The House passed the pension appropriation bill after three days of debate and adjourned until Saturday A special committee resolution on the Melinley memorial exercises with an address by John Hay was denied A joint resolution to fund 5000 for Charleston West Indian and South Carolina exposition expenses was debated Elliott urged passage Moody pledged US expo expenses would cease upon adoption Payne argued against misrepresentation SMiott defended the exposition management The bill and related measures were approved A cold remedy ad urges Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with Grove signature on each box
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Hous
Washington
House
John Hay
Hall of Representatives
Big Mr. Moody
Massachusetts
Charleston
Wjmr
Eliott
South Carolina
Payne
New York
United States
Smiott
Moody
Det
The
Treasury
Hayne
Treasury Department
Medals for the Heroes in West Indian Campaign
The Navy Department estimates 7500 medals for officers and men who participated in the Spanish American War West Indian campaign. Each eligible person will receive one medal, with extra battle bars for specified engagements. Notable commemorations include Santiago Bay, Cienfuegos, Cardenas, and Nipe Bay among others.
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Washington
Navy Department
Mance
Naval Board On Awards
Lne Bettie
Santiago Bay Heads
Cienfuegos
Cardenas
Rantiago Feables
Vighia
Banganiio
Nipe Bay
Bale's Bill on Naval Reserve Sparks Senate Debate
Washington January 15 A bill by Senator Hale to create a Naval Reserve of up to 20 000 enlisted men and 66 officers drew a spirited Senate debate. The men would receive 250 dollars and the officers 109 to 200 annually. A second Hale measure would organize a reserve from honorably discharged sailors but does not fix the size.
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Bale
Senate
Washington
Hal2
Hale
Invitation to Roosevelt for Salem centennial event
Senator Stehard of North Carolina presented President Roosevelt with a women’s delegation invitation to attend the centennial celebration of the Salem Female Academy in Salem Washington. Mrs Roosevelt was included in the invitation and the president said he would consider but might be unable to attend.
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Salem
Washington
Stehard
North Carolina
Salem. M. C
Roosevelt
Immigration Restriction Debate Opens in Senate
Washington January 15 The senate committee on immigration to day considers arguments from representatives of the Immigration Restriction League as part of the bill before the committee proposing an educational test for immigrants and a revised policy.
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Washington
Senate
League of Buston Dnes
Copy-Book Scribner Is Dead in Troubled Times
The report notes the death of author Shae Scribner at 45 amid scandal surrounding a ship copy fraud and an alleged $2,000,000 loss. Authorities indict a key figure in the case as the public questions the true fate of the famed writer.
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Chieigs
Jahvary
Trestertay
William Mash
Selee
Buthor
Sonty. Pears
Hood's Sarsaparilla Trusted for Rheumatism Relief
The report notes a father relieved from rheumatism by Hood's Sarsaparilla, praising it as the only medicine that removes the cause rather than applying external remedies. William K. van Heypen, chief of the Naval Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, will retire on January 25 after long service.
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Hood
Bureau of Washington
Naval Bureau Medicine
Promotions and rank changes at sea
The rank of senior is set for Rear Admiral. Admiral Van Reypen initiates a voluntary action. Medical Inspector Bresly M. Rixey, now a Commander, will succeed Van Reypen and will hold the rank of Rear Admiral.
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van Reypen
Bresly M.rixey
Wil
Admiral van Reypen
Appointments by Roosevelt Nominations Sent to Senate
The president submitted multiple nominations today including Matthew B. McFarlane for Collector of Customs in Tampa, Thomas Leo Moore US Attorney for the Western District of Virginia, John F. Harr US Marshal for Southern District of Florida, James R. Stripping US Attorney for Southern District of Florida, John Eagan US Attorney for the Northern District of Florida, Walter C. Robinson Register of Land Office at Gainesville, plus receivers, surveyors general, and postmasters across several states including Mississippi South Carolina Virginia and Florida with names such as Ich M. Goo and A. M. Stimson among the figures listed.
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Senate
Washington
Matthew B. McFarlane
Gainenatna
Pe Chubb
Gainesvill
Wee
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Vinhill
South Carolina
Greenwood
Lewis Mc Moore
Virginia
Big Stone Gap
Joes Hot Springs
Reward of Merit A New Gatarrh Cure Gains National Popularity
A new catarrh cure, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, has gained national attention and is now sold in drugstores across the United States and Canada in under a year. Advertisements helped, but doctors praise the tablets for containing antiseptics like tea gum and blood root, without cocaine or opiate, and safe for children. testimonials from Dr. J J Reitiger of Covington and Mrs. Jerome Ellison of Wheeling underscore relief from catarrh and related throat and nasal issues.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Abe Sesdtt
J. J. Reitiger
Covington, Ky
Jerome Ellison
Wheeling
V. Wa
Atuart
Congress Splits Over Hague Plans at Pan American Talks
Mexico City reports show Chile pressuring delay on joining The Hague convention. The Pan American conference considers adherence steps for non signatories, with Mexico and the United States urged to negotiate a Pacific arbitration path. Chile faces criticism for obstructive tactics and possible delegation withdrawals.
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Mexico City
America
Hague
United States
Utica
United States of Mexico
SES
Chile
Ecuador
Permanent Arbitration Court of
the Hague
United States of America
Mexico
Flin
Committee of Arbitration
Chie
Venezuela
Legation Building Quest Sparsely Cited by Secretary Hay
Secretary Hay asks Congress for funding a new legation building in Seoul Korea to cost about 2000000 dollars. A letter from Minister Allen notes the current quarters are 6 feet 6 inches from the wall and 4 feet 2 inches tall, describing the present space as a national disgrace.
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Seoul
Washington
Hay Wias
Korea
Allen
Spectral switch costs old engineer his life
Porn Ind January 15 An old Wa bash railroad engineer J Sipié was fatally injured in a January night accident caused by a hallucination. He shouted to his fireman Burt Frick to jump as he believed a spectral switch appeared. Frick escaped uninjured but Sipié died from a crushed skull and broken ribs after the train halted. An investigation found no real danger or obstacle on the track.
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Porn
Ind
Sipie
Wabash ‘Railroad
Sipié
Limited
Atti¢a
Burt Frick
Burt
Sible
Frick
Sid Teg
Sibla
Sthie
Lafayette
Sheriff and deputy slain near Anadarko Oklahoma
Sheriff Frank Smith and Deputy George Beck were killed while storming an Indian hut west of Anadarko. A posse pursued the highwaymen who robbed churchgoers Sunday night. Smith and Beck died after being wounded, Briggs survived. The gang is charged with multiple murders and robberies.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Ohls
Frank Smith
George Beck
Anadarko
Smith
Norman
Wkla
Beck
I Briggs
Yester
Beckcisco
Briggs
Sheriff Smith
Draws A Broad Color Line In Oklahoma Schools
Chief Justice Burford issued an order requiring separate facilities if only one colored child of school age exists in a district. The directive covers the entire territory. Also, John P. Withers remains in U S marshal custody in Kansas City after embezzlement charges in Beaumont.
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Oklahoma
Guffrie, Okls
Burford
Withers
Kansas City
John P. Withers
Americanational Bank
Beaumont
Tex
United States
Mr. Withers
New York Central Board Plans Major Stock Increase
January 15 in New York a board of directors announced a capital boost from 115 million to 160 million with 17.25 million new shares offered to stockholders at 125 per share to 15 percent of holdings and the rest to be issued later at directors choice. Proceeds usage for improvements or a city tunnel was not disclosed. In Prescott Arkansas a mob tried to lynch three black men charged with killing two white citizens, but sheriffs and deputies prevented the attack as the prisoners were returned to the penitentiary.
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New York Central
New York
New York Central and
Hudson River Hailroad
Cats Mob
Bifges
Prescott
Ark
Little Rock
Formal Vote Foraker Reelected Senator Of Ohio
Joseph B. Foraker was formally reelected to the United States senate by Republicans in Ohio. The senate adjourned to a joint session for ballot confirmation with little opposition as Democrats backed P. H. Baker of Cincinnati.
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Republicans
Ohio
Columbus
Joseph B. Foraker
United States
Senate
Chamber
House of Representatives
Foraier
P. H. Baker
Cincinnati
Electric Therapy Promises Quick Health Restorations
An advertisement claims nervous disorders arise from general debility and anaemia and offers a comprehensive electrical treatment. It touts rapid relief, noting noticeable improvement after two months, with free consultation from Newton Hatha Wat at Inman Building, Atlanta.
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Avery
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