Ordered Returned Chinese Will Not Be Deported
San Francisco January 17 A telegram from Secretary Metcalf says 11 Wah Neg Shi and G Yok aboard the Cop tie were ordered to Honolulu then returned to San Francisco to be held by the steamship company pending appeal in the U S circuit court of appeals. Li Wah and Gi Yok claim native American status. Ng Shi is Li Wahs wife and demanded admittance.
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San Francisco
Metcelfe
Department
Wah Neg Shi
G Yok
China
Honolulu
Steamship Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Bureau
United States District
DeMaven
Li Wah
Gi Yok
Ng Shi
Fallieries Elected President in First Ballot
Paris January 17 the national assembly met to elect the republic president. Fallieries defeated Doumer on the first ballot with 446 votes to 371 in a session of about 860 attendees, after limited ballots and no late surprise candidate emerged.
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Paris
National Assembly
Versailles
Senate
M. Loubet
M. Fallieries
M. Doumer
Chamber of Deputies
M. Sarrien
Justice
M. Leon Bourgeous
Falldieries
Doumer
Combes
M. Combes
Sadi Graet
State treasury shortage reported amid Grimes era findings
Topeka January report by an expert accountant for Governor Hoch finds a shortage near $60,000 in Kansas treasury accounts from 1898 to 1905. Missing bond coupons from the state school fund account and Oklahoma warrants interest losses comprise most of the gap. Frank Grimes denies responsibility for Oklahoma warrant interest and assigns blame to chief clerk C R Richey for several discrepancies.
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Frank Grimes
Thomas T Kelley
Grimes
State School Fund
Territory of
Oklahoma
Kansas
C. R. Richey
Public Dismissals Hit Naval Midshipmen At Annapolis
At noon on Wednesday the naval brigades paraded for dinner when Midshipman Peter son Barto Maroni of Pensacola and W. W. Foster of New Albany first class and Trenmor Coffin Jr of the third class were publicly dismissed from the United States navy for hazing plebs. The secretary of the navy issued short orders addressed to each midshipman. The trial of Midshipman Meriwether Jr resumed on hazing charges with defense claiming Meriwether treated fourth classmen well and showed friendliness and good nature.
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Peterson Barto Maroni
Pensacola
W. W. Foster
New Albany
Ind
Trenmor Coffin, Jr
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Minor Meriwether, Jr
Meriwether
First Mexico-St. Louis through train debuts
The Mexico-St. Louis special left St. Louis Union Station at 9 a.m. on Tuesday for a sixty hour run, cutting travel time by 34 hours. It follows the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern, Texas and Pacific, International and Great Northern, and National lines of Mexico, with regular Tuesday and Friday departures and Thursday and Sunday arrivals in Mexico City at 8 30 p.m. and 8 p.m. respectively. Officials from Iron Mountain and National lines attended the departure.
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Mexico
Field establishments close in respect to Marshal Field
Chicago stores on State street and major districts close until Saturday as a mark of respect for Marshal Field. Field museum also shuts all day Friday with museum staff wearing mourning badges for thirty days.
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Chicago
Marshal Field
State Street
Field Museum of Natural History
Conference opens in Algeciras with multilingual delegation
Delegates to the Moroccan conference gathered in Algeciras Spain on January 17. The Spanish foreign minister Duke of Almodovar gave the welcome speech. Villords of delegations from France Britain Germany and the United States arrived together and unanimously elected the Duke of Almodovar as conference president.
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Duke of Almodovar
Herr von Radowiter
United States
Cotton Market Opens With Mixed Movement
New York report shows cotton declining 1 point at the opening on Wednesday, then recovering to rise 1 point as trading begins.
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New York
Body of Marshall Field Leaves New York for Chicago
A special train carrying Marshall Field's body departed New York Central at 11 AM for Chicago. The consist includes a baggage car two sleepers a dining car and an observation car. Family members were aboard for the memorial journey.
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New York
Marshall Field
Chicago
New York Central
Has Another Position Austin Jan 17
Max H. Bickier, last year a stenographer for the state department, resigns to become stenographer and private secretary to Judge N A Stedman general attorney of the International and Great Northern railway now in Austin. Harry Bickler of Austin takes over the state department post.
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Austin
Max H. Bickier
State Department
N. A. Stedman
International and Great Northern Railway
Harry Bickler
Max Bickler
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