Culberson Praised as Future U S Senator and Statesman
A Tribune editorial lauds Charles A. Culberson for his inheritance and experience in democratic government. It highlights his father D B Culberson as an intellectual peer and praises Culberson’s own stature, legal skill, governorship, and potential to rise high in American public life. The piece stresses responsibility and public expectation amid praise. It closes with local notices and other short items.
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Charles A. Culberson
United States Senate
D. B. Culberson
House of Congress
Senator Culberson
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Tribune
Navy submits bounty claims for Spanish warship destructions
The secretary of the navy has filed another batch of bounty money claims with the court of claims for U S sailors from the Spanish war. About forty cases involve ships destroyed. The navy department explains the reference was to resolve payment statutes. the attorney general will appear for the United States, not as hostility.
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Washington
Secretary of Navy
Court of Claims
United States
Navy Department
War Department
Raids New York Distillery Belonging to Swartman
Revenue Agent Robert Williams Jr. led the first New York raid in 25 years on a registered distillery. Joseph Swartman of Brooklyn had his distillery and its contents seized and confiscated, with Isadore Ackerman and employees B Goldberg and Rudolph Lipa arrested. Swartman, licensed last November, ran the operation full time without revenue stamps as officers gathered evidence of illicit removal. The valued seizure totals 180,000.
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New York
Robert Williams, Jr
Joseph Swartman
Brooklyn
Isadore Ackerman
Swartman
B. Goldberg
Rudolph Lipa
Papal decree dispute prompts civil appeal in St. Louis
Father John T. Tuohy contests Archbishop Kain’s papal discipline and will seek civil court relief if the archbishop’s action proves too severe. The appeal remains active, with no final stance from the see.
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St. Louis
John T. Tuohy
Kain
Court of Appeals
Father Tuohy
Members lose seats for war service in House
Washington reports the judiciary committee found Major General Wheeler Alabama Colonel James R Campbell Illinois Colonel David C Colson Kentucky and Major Edward Robbins Pennsylvania vacated their seats by accepting army commissions. It also ruled that members serving on civil commissions did not vacate. Wheeler declined comment awaiting house action.
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House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Wheeler
Alabama
James R. Campbell
Thinois
David C. Colson
Kentucky
Maj
Edward Robbins
Pennsylvania
Congress
House
General Wheeler
Board to review Sampson and Schley promotions
Washington on February 4 Secretary Long forms a naval board including Captain Evans, Captain Taylor, Lieutenant Sears, and Ensign Ward to audit records and verify conduct in the Spanish American War. The panel’s aim is an unbiased senate report supporting the president. The board will spend several days on the task. Louisville reports ex-Congressman Stone’s Kentucky governorship bid and silver coinage stance. Paris Texas notes assault to kill charges against Chester Fields. Brenham recounts new testimony in Henry Kramer death inquest.
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Senate
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Schley
Long
Spain
R. D. Evans
Iowa
Santiago
H. C. Taylor
Indiana
W. J. Sears
H. H. Ward
Crowninshield
Bureau of Navigation
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Hampton Roads
Cienfuegos
Taylor
Havana
Cervera
Shafter
Sears
Ward
Porto Rico
Louisville
W. J. Stone
Kuttawa
Kentucky
Captain Stone
Chicago
Bryan
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