Cabinet Rules No Extra Session for Philippines Authority
Washington cabinet members say the president has ample military authority for governing the Philippines with a Taft commission system. Civil government will operate under war power, derive authority from the president, and aim for eventual independence, with Miles' tariff decisions upheld in U S ports.
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Philippines
Washington
Congress
Root
Knox
Supreme Court
Spooner
Taft Commission
San Francisco
United States
Manila
Miles
Porto Rico
Vafe Commission
Cuba
Philippine Commission
Commission
Escape attempt ends in Toronto murder during jail transport
In Toronto on Tuesday night a daring escape left Constable Boyd dead after a gunman in disguise tossed pistols to a group of burglars chained in a cab. Frank Ratlelge Fred Rice and Frank Jones were wounded and recaptured, now charged with murder. A fourth suspect was not captured.
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Toronto
Chicago
Frank Ratlelge
Fred Rice
Frank Jones
Aurora
Hut
Judge
Rice
Jonesy
Court House
Gerrard Street
Boyd Aith Stewart
Trutledge
Jones
Boyd
Rutledge
North Pole Quest By Kite Mounted Explorer Gapt Bernier
Quebec adventurer Gapt Bernier plans a distant polar expedition using strong kites with cameras to photograph inaccessible Arctic points. He aims to capture images even if the pole is not reached, inspired by prior camera kite successes and the potential to extend exploration farther into the Arctic.
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North Pole
Beng Gapt. Bernier
Quebec
Pole
Great
Germany to recall Field Marshal Waldersee in China
The State Department in Washington was notified by Germany that Field Marshal Count Waldersee, then in China as commander of allied forces, would be recalled. The withdrawal of Germany’s large Chinese contingent was not confirmed, but it is believed his recall signals a broader reduction, with U S consideration of a successor to lead foreign troops in China.
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State Department
Washington
Herlin
Count Ven Waldersee
China
Mander
Eth Gal
Count von Waldersee
Germany
Inti
United States
Supreme Court
Editer
Woo
Bryan
Melkinley
Torre Rico
Congress
Republic
Porto Rico
Mr. McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Wny
Supreme
Racine (Wis
Ship to carry 1000 teachers to the Philippines
A vessel bound for the Philippines will carry 1000 teachers for education work. Applicants must be graduates with several years of teaching experience, physically sound, free from other employment, and willing to serve three years at a salary of 75 dollars a month plus travel expenses.
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Philippines
Root
Col Edwards
War Department
CIA
San Francisco
Philippine Commission
Luts
Bout
Ldla
Iinvean
Eduction
United States
Justice Brewer Wedded to Miss Mott in Burlington Vermont
Justice Brewer, a member of the United States Supreme Court, wed Miss Mina Mott in Burlington Vermont. The 65 year old jurist and his 50 year old bride were married quietly. Miss Mott, daughter of Dr H M Mott of Chateaugay New York, had been a pupil and later a school principal in Washington. Also noted: a Kansas poultry association estimates Kansas ships 28 million eggs abroad annually.
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Land United
Miss Mott
United States
Justiew
unit Mina = Mott
Justice Brewer
Burlington
Judge Brewer
Kansas Poultry Association
Kansas
Victory for Mrs Eddy in famous Christian Science libel suit
The jury returned no verdict for plaintiff Mrs Woodbury as to Mrs Eddy in the Boston libel case. The judge halted the case, ruling no evidence linked Eddy to any defamatory quotation. The dispute stirred Bible study as lawyers profited and readers debated Revelation figures.
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Christian Science
Mres. Iiddy
John
Tariff alarm but Republicans stand firm against revision
The Chicago Intelligencer reports Senator Harina opposing any tariff changes, arguing current manufacturing and commercial strength would suffer from meddling and uncertainty would drive capital away. It notes railroad freight car orders as evidence of robust business and future growth, and recounts Harper's Round Table on African civilization progress led by Missionary Scott in the Shire Highlands with a brickmaking community and a church at Bhin tyre.
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Harina
Republican Party
Congress
Harper’s Round Table
Central Africa
Scott
Shire Highlands
Africa
Livingstone
Nyagsa
Bhintyre
War Tax Changes Take Effect July 1
The Revenue Law modifications become effective July 1 with changes to invoicing and stamping duties. Several paper types will no longer carry stamps after duty 1, including foreign drafts and money orders, while various tax classes receive adjusted rates, such as bonds, stock certificates, and inland drafts.
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Sony
Oil discovery reported at Sulphur Louisiana
Brief notes say oil was found at Sulphur Louisiana. The item mentions work stoppages by six thousand cigarmakers in Tampa Florida who resumed work and won their point. Cumberland Maryland reportedly refused Andrew Carnegie's $25 000 library offer and rejected tax increases. A Georgia backwoods paper recalls a tragic accident: a Negro man struck by a limited express, thrown onto a pig iron pile and drowned in a river.
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Tampa
Fla
Cumberland
Garnegie
Georgia
Limited Express
Questions on trusts and tariffs in free trade England
The piece weighs two questions about trusts and tariffs. It notes trusts exist beyond protection and argues abolishing tariffs could crush small manufacturers, strengthening trust control. It also critiques Bryan and a Supreme Court ruling on territorial possessions and constitutional authority.
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England
Carnegie
Rye
American Woolen Company
Cincinnati Times-Star
American industry thrives as Welsh monopoly loses grip
The American iron and steel sector gains ground against Welsh combines as improved U S mills and higher wages boost output and win markets abroad. The McKinley tariff’s protection is praised by some papers as smashing foreign monopoly, shifting mastery to the United States.
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London
United States
Boston Journal
Dropsy Patient Recovered After Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mrs J. Flanigan of Carmi suffered fifteen years with Dropsy and could not wear shoes. After trying doctors, Mr. Flanigan bought six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills from Mr. J. J. Dale. Five boxes were used and she fully recovered, praised as a remarkable cure by the couple and Dale.
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Sumpter, Fll
J. &. Flanigan
Flanigan
J. J. Dale
Carmi
Dale
Dodd
Mrs. Flanigan
White County
Life's Horrid Grind in a Chicago Tribune Quote
A girl in a fur jacket laments the endless cycle of travel and decision making as she contemplates summer plans after a winter trip to the South. The fragment captures a weary, reflective mood about life’s difficulties.
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Chicago Tribune
One Fare Plus $1.00 Round Trip To Pan-American Exposition
A travel offer announces a one fare plus $1 round trip to the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo via Nickel Plate Road starting in June and lasting through summer with return within 10 days of sale. Agents listed in Fort Wayne Indiana and associated contacts are given for ticket purchases. Mrs Gladstone born 1812 at Hawarden Castle later passes to her grandson William Glynne Charles Gladstone, a 15 year old boy at Bion.
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Buffalo
Nickel Plate Road
June Island
C. A. Asterlin
T. P
Fort Wayne
Ind
R. J. Hamilton
Hawarden Castle
Stamp shop offers air cushion rubber stamps and printing outfits
Datersa and related stamps, printing outfits promoted with a request to specify needs for pricing. LockBox 219 Fort Wayne Ind listed. Ad suggests confidence in male readers by noting it benefits men.
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LockBox
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mrs Pinkham’s Advice Aids Women Nationwide
Mrs Pinkham has helped thousands of women with her Vegetable Compound over twenty five years. The publishers publish a portrait of Mrs Chappell of Grant Pax NL who credits her recovery from ovarian and womb inflammation to Mrs Pinkham. Her address is Lynn Massachusetts and the advice is free.
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Sician
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Mrs. Eddy
Chicago Intelligencer
American Territory
Sam
Inter Ocean
Sulphur
Dingley
McKinley
Wilson
Mills
California
Herald
Mrs. Pinkham
Mas
G. H. Chappell
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