Smith Replies To Tulloch Charges In Post Office Probe
Charles Emory Smith, former postmaster general, publishes a detailed reply to Tulloch charges. He presents exhibits A B and C and compares Tulloch statements with inspector reports, outlining item by item explanations for irregularities and defending action during the Spanish American War.
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Philadelphia
Charles Emery Smith
Payne
Tulloch
Post Office
Smith
Bristow
General Bristow
Porto Rico
Department
Washington Post
Spain
Washington
British forces battle Mad Mollah in Somaliland
Dispatches from Jibuti report the Mad Mollah destroying five British posts between Burao and Bohode in Somaliland. Thirty nine British officers and 42 white soldiers killed. 2,000 native troops captured. Reinforcements and large native aid bolstered by Aden and Aden to Bohotle lines. London later contradicts a French disaster claim.
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Paris
Jibatil
Abyssinia
Mad Mollah
Burao
Bohode
Somaliland
Aden
Berberba
Mollah
Hampshire Regiment
W. H. Manning
Swayne
Bohotle
Manning
Immigration tour by Missouri Pacific representatives
Two hundred representatives of the passenger and immigration department of the Missouri Pacific railway left for a Gould line tour in Arkansas. Guests of the Little Rock board of trade, the group will travel Newport to Mount Olive Ark, the line’s present terminus, en route from Webb City Kansas to Memphis. A banquet at the Southern hotel preceded the departure. The meeting aimed to promote resources and settlement in the southwest and establish a permanent immigration organization.
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Arkansa
St. Louis
Pasenger and Immigration Department
Missouri Pacific Railway
Arkansas
Little Rock Board of Trade
Newport
Mount Olive
Ark
Webb City
Kan
Memphis
Southern
Southwest
Manila Railway and Lighting Co Gets 6 Million Capital
Chas W Gross and Arthur L Shipman filed with the secretary of state a certificate of incorporation for the Manila Railway and Lighting company with six million dollars capital. The firm gains rights to build railways anywhere, operate steamships, and set up gas and electric plants abroad from Connecticut. New York capitalists are named as backers.
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Hartford
Conn
Chas. W. Gross
Arthur L. Shipman
Secretary of State
Manila Railway and Lighting Company
Connecticut
New York
Smathers Buys Stevedore And Grand Opera In Quick Trades
Horseman E. E. Smathers purchased Stevedore from George E. Smith and also bought Grand Opera. Both animals were shipped to Chicago with prices kept confidential. The report notes the president's train passing through Baltimore en route to Oyster Bay and mentions Bishop Rouxel confirming 500 at St. Peter's Church in New Iberia. In Wilson, Friday arguments dominated the Jones murder trial with state and defense counsel presenting their cases.
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New York
E. E. Smathers
George E. Smith
Pittsburg Phil
Smith
Chicago
Baltimore
Oyster Bay
New Iberia
Rouxel
St. Peter's Church
Wilson
N. C
Jones
Messrs. Azzle
James H. Poll
John E. Woodward
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Howell Brothers
Bryan Steam Laundry
Mad Mollah Victor
Edward
London
War Office
John Wittman
Eos
Rose Owens
Venteenth St
Washington, D
Cardus
Witers
Washington, D. C
Cameron
W. H. Jones
Rouvier
United States
George Pallain
Bank of France
Auguste Arnauene
Mint
Stanisus Simon
Bank of Indo- China
Andre Benacehief
The
Treasury
Raphael Georges Levy
Newport News
Nevada
San Francisco
Bay of San Francisco
California City
Navy
Navy Department
Bradford
Ideal Show Co
DeWitt
E. C. Dewitt & CO
N. M. McDogualaww
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
VIA
Pacific
Pacific Coast Express
Cincinnati
B. Morse
Houston, Texas
T. J. Anderson
Asst
G.p.&tea
Pet Inj
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