New Agricultural Schools Planned Across Minnesota
Five new agricultural schools are set to be recommended by the senate agriculture committee to be located at Dodge Center Windom Foley Marshall and Hutchinson costing about sixty thousand dollars each The plan aims to establish one in every congressional district to secure federal aid A northern normal school site is also being considered with a committee to choose among Bemidji Thief River Falls Park Rapids Cass Lake Wadena and Warren.
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Senate Committee On Dairy Products
Senate
House
Bemidji
Thief River Falls
Park Rapids
Cass Lake
J. W. Pauly
Minneapolis
Judiciary Committee
Sullivan
N. J. Holmberg
Renville
T. J. Brady
St. Paul
Washington
Taft
Rules Committee
Andrew Anderson
Lakeland
Carl Wallace
Library
Museum of the State Historical Society
C. J. Swendsen
St. James
Henry Rines
Moro
J. J. Opsaht
Remidii
Secretary of State
House Stands Against Senate On Auto For White House
Washington February 2 The House refused to accept an amendment striking out 12900 for White House automobiles, sending the deficiency bill to conference after a lively debate that touched on the president elect. The army Got money for experiments and the agricultural bill proceedings continued with arguments for ship canals and Porto Rican coffee duties.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
SANG
Keifer
Toledo
Cincinnati
Miami
Ansberry
Ohio
Chicago
L Larriing
Porto Rico
United States
Walters Gallery Opens In Baltimore A New Art Landmark
Baltimore greets the opening of the Walters art gallery, a white marble building at Charles and Center streets. It houses the Massarenti collection of old masters and ceramics and additional works from Henry Walters, a prominent local capitalist and philanthropist. Walters owns key stakes in the Atlantic Coast Line and is a noted yachtsman.
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Baltimore
Walters Art Gallery
Charles and
Center Streets
Massarenti
Walters
Henry Walters
Hartimoreans
Atlantic Coast Line
Jones Brothers Guilty in Texas and Pacific Murder
Port Allen Louisiana February 3 Ben and Wallace Jones were found guilty of murdering Conductor C B Hall of the Texas and Pacific railroad coach on January 25 and sentenced to death in the trial held here.
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Port Allen
Ben and
Wallace Jones
C. B. Hall
Texas and Pacific
Agitation Over Japanese Immigration Faces Labor and Business Rivalry
Washington reports show anti-Japanese agitation on the Pacific coast lacking labor union backing and driven by fear among major corporations of losing profitable cooling work. The White House aims to block state laws discriminating against Japanese and supports land restrictions, while Nevada and California debates threaten federal-Japan relations. Premier Komura’s Japan Diet remarks are noted with cautious approval.
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Washington
California
Pacific
Coolle
Japan
Nevada
America
District of Columbia
Pacific Coast
Komura
Brandenburg Needs Money to Retain Experts
A statement from Brandenburg, the author, circulated by his wife, says he cannot afford handwriting or other experts to counter prosecution testimony in his grand larceny case. He plans to return for trial once funds are available to cover expert costs.
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New York
Broughton Brandenburg
Brandenbure
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
Senate sets vote on Aldrich substitute for court inquiry
In Washington on February 2 the Senate agreed to vote February 2 percent on the Aldrich substitute bill to appoint a court of inquiry to determine reenlistment qualifications of discharged Twenty fifth infantry soldiers after the Brownsville incident. The Senate passed a house bill to bar opium imports except for medicine. Much of the day was spent in executive session examining the nomination of Collector Krum of Charleston, S C, and the Senate adjourned.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Brownsville
House
United States
Krum
Charleston
S. C
Anti Japanese measures advance in California assembly
Sacramento reports another anti alien and anti Japanese bill moves as a special order of business. Grove U Johnson leads judiciary committee in favoring a measure adding Japanese to Mongolian and Indian school segregation laws. Senate executive committee cautions that such laws would be unconstitutional.
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Sacramento
Cal
Grove U. Johnson
Committee On
Judiciary
Roosevelt
Gillett
Assembly
Drew
Senate
Committee On Executive Communications
Nevada Assembly Drops Vindictive Points in Anti-Japanese Resolution
The Nevada Legislature cuts the anti Japanese resolution of censure from its text after a conference with the governor and party leaders. Assemblyman Folsom spoke as the resolution was read, but the measure was amended to remove vindictive language and censures of President Roosevelt.
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Polsom
Nevada
Roosevelt
California
Senate
Carson City
Neb
Assembly
Giffen
Folsom
Senator Stephen son Re elected Despite No Ballot Gain
Madison Wis February 23 supporters of United States Senator Ysaac Stephenson hoped the joint ballot would settle the contest but he gained no votes on last Friday's ballot. The tally remained 62 votes out of 126 cast, three short of election.
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Madison
Wis
Friends of United States
Ysaac Stephenson
Stephenson
Seventeen Men Die In Birmingham Coal Mine Explosion
An explosion at Birmingham Coal and Iron company No 2 Short Creek mine kills seventeen men, five white and twelve black. Officials say a windy shot caused the blast, with bodies recovered and rooms cleared while the mine itself sustains little damage.Alex Banneman and mine inspectors Hillhouse and Flynn rushed to the scene as ambulances and coffins were arranged for the deceased.
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Birmingham
Ala
Short Creek
Birmingham Coal and Iron Company
Ensley
Alex Banneman
Hillhouse
Flynn
Sid
Hort Tore
Couple from Lewistown Found Dead at Imperial Hotel
In Philadelphia on February 2 an awed couple registered as Mr and Mrs J Omayx of Lewistown Pa were found dead in their hotel room. A casket in the room was open. It was unclear whether death resulted from self harm or unknown casings.
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Philadelphia
J.omayx
Lewistown
Imperial Hotel
Mill
Private Warris Shoots Self at Marine Barracks
Norfolk Virginia February 3 Private Alfred Warris confined for overstaying leave at the marine barracks shot himself in the breast. He recently reenlisted for a second term at Cincinnati.
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Norfolk
Marine Barracks
Alfred Warris
Cincinnati
Welsh Edges Memsic in Ten Round No Decision Fight
Freddie Welsh narrowly defeated George Memsic in a ten round bout conducted in Los Angeles with no decision announced. Memsic gave a strong challenge throughout the lively contest.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Freddie Welsh
George Memsic
Kodol Digest Food for Better Stomach Health
An advertisement touts Kodol as a stomach aid that digests food for better strength. It promises a money back refund if the full dollar bottle fails to benefit the user, noting the large bottle offers more value and is produced by E. C. DeWitt & Co. in Chicago.
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Kodol
Kodol Aids Weak Stomachs Providing Restful Aid
Advertisement asserts that when the stomach is weak it needs rest and promotes Kodol as the product that delivers relief. It emphasizes giving the stomach a break and positions Kodol as the helping remedy.
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Kodol
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Orris Hayes
Hayes Bros., Jewelers
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Emalier
C. J. Swanson
Fridley
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