Record of 1901 World News In Congress and Disasters
The weekly digest reports Senate actions on industrial schools for counties over 5,000, Philippine revenue bills, and naval appointments, plus House actions on infrastructure and penalties. Domestic items include wrecks, murders, famines, fires, and large-scale finance such as bank failures and railroad earnings, with notable deaths and political notes from multiple states and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wen
Philppine Island
Department of Agriculture
Hanna
McKinley
Penrose
Schley, Sampson and Clark
Philippine Islands
House
Philippines
Nicaragua
Sampson, Schley and Clark
Jenkins
Wis
Various Global and Domestic Political Notices and Events
Western railroad presidents warn against bank dictation over rates. Secretary Gage urges currency reform and action. Britain may press Turkey for $300000 Armenian indemnity. Gen H W Carpentier donates $100000 for a Columbia chair in Chinese. Transvaal delegates in Holland say England could end the South African conflict by diplomacy. German office notes meat inspection law pending and US notified when date fixed. Rear Admiral Frank Wildes receives a sword in Boston. New York hotel keeper liable for lost jewels in guest’s room. United Irish League of America forms address to the public in New York. Theodore S McLellan, 90, printed Longfellow’s first novel. US allows naval demonstrations to discipline Venezuela under Monroe Doctrine. Siam crown prince Maha Vajiravudh to visit the United States next October. no Siam royal has visited America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gage
Great Britain
Turkey
H.W. Carpentier
Columbia University
Transvaal
Holland
England
South Africa
United States
Frank Wildes
Boston
Manila Bay
United Irish League of America
Theodore 8. McLellan
Brunswick
Longfellow
Germany
Venezuela
State Department
Siam
Maha Vajiravudh
Royal Family of
America
Crane declines Roosevelt treasury offer amid family illness
Governor Murray Crane of Massachusetts refused the secretary of the treasury post tendered by President Roosevelt citing illness in his family and inability to manage business affairs on short notice. The decision followed talks with President Roosevelt and Senator Lodge by long distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Schley
Santiago
Justice Scott
Supreme Court of New York
Wolff Bros
Northern Pacific Railway
Joseph Leiter
Champion Coated Paper Company
Hamilton
Gov. Crane
Massachusetts
Treasury
Roosevelt
Jim Bell
Solomon Johnson
Logansport
Ind
Bell
Johnson
Mary Applebie
Plainjeans
Wis
John C. Schermerhorn
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Walla Walla
Wash
Malone
France
Allentown
Coopersburg
Bix
Washington
Govv. Crane
White House
W. Murray Crane
Gov Crane
Crane
Toston
Nec
Dalton
Shaw Declined to Confirm Treasury Secretary Offer
Gov. Leslie M. Shaw of Iowa received a telegram announcing he might replace Secretary Gage, but he had no information to share. The White House offered the position and had no official confirmation pending authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Treasury
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Gage
Leslie M. Shaw
Shaw
Gov. Shaw
Iowa
White House
Ceratary Gage
Des Moines
L. M. Shaw
New York
Wenneker Withdraws From Internal Revenue Post
Charles F. Wenneker, nominated for collector of internal revenue for the St. Louis district, has telegraphed the president to withdraw his name. He was not an candidate but was a compromise choice between Missouri factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Internal Revenue
Washington
Charles F. Wenneker
Congress
Wenneker
Missouri
Tragedy in Kentucky and Robbery at Leavenworth
In Middlesboro Kentucky Charlea Preston aged about 30 drowned a young girl Jessie Marionsleigh after ice broke on Powell river. Preston then killed himself in front of the child's mother. In Leavenworth Kansas two masked men entered the Abernathy Furniture payroll office at 5:55 PM and escaped with 800 to 900 dollars in the payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernathy Furniture Factory
Leavenworth
Kas
Ana
W. J. Bryanow
Commonwealth Club of
Boston
Jan
Electric ‘Railway
Diogles Station
England
Kentucky
Middlesboro
Charlea Preston
Jessie Marionsleigh
Powell River
Cumberland Mountains
Kan
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Congressiona
Kanawha Bell
Charleston
W. Va
Montgomery
John F. Bull
Parsons
Joss
Oklahoma
State Bank of
Gothenburg
Neb
Andersonville
L. T. Exum
Centerville
Tex
D. D. Baroush
John Lisco
Osceola
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Henry Davis
Jackson
Miss
Marconi
Europe
Springdale
Ark
Tahlequah
Oklo
Soho
Pittsburg
Southern
Pacific
Uplands
Cal
Charles F. Chipp
New York Comptroller’s Office
George Gardner
Lowell
Mass
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
N.Y
San Francisco
John D. Rockefeller
Wellesley
Mass.) College
D. D
London
Hogg-Swayne Oil Properties
Texas
Port Arthur
Labor Court of Arbitration
W. C. Hicks
Bradstreet
Commercial Bulletin
Chicago
Thomas
Manila
Richmond
Navy Department
Wisconsin
War Department
Chaffee
Lisbon
Andrew Carnegie
Aberdeen, &. C
Collins
New York State
Louisiana Purchase
Long
Hay
William Deering
Tthe Deering Harvester Company
Wayne Demon
Davy
National Civic Federation
Dun
Arca
Will Redding
Jim Winton
Birmingham
Ala
Reuben Quinn
Danville
John T. Crum
Cicero Harris
Samuel Wasp
Bristol
McCormick Harvester
Black Diamond Steel Works
United Box Board and Paper Company
Buffalo
Marvin Hughitt
Northwestern Railroad
Sampson
Admiral Dewey
Fort Wayne
Northwestern
Helena
Mont
Maclay
Alexander Sullivan
James J. Lynch
Detroit
Mich
Gen. Alger
Muskegon
Ludington
Mary Emery
Wabash
William Rennaker
Virginia Young
Redwood
N. Y
Louis Rock
Clinton Houser
Proverton
Alexander Gunn
Herington
Abilene
Barron’s Island
la Crosse
David McAdam
New York Supreme Court
New York City
Maso
Lloyd George
Dis de
Mies Stone
Constantinople
Persia
William Pethick
Li Hung Chang
Peking
Masone
Cuba
Beyrout
Syria
Hic
Hopier
Gav. Shaw
J. B. Brennan
D. Kennedy Brennan
Devils Lake
Attorneys-At-Law
Frest National Bark Builpixo
North Dakota
W. ‘M. Anderson
Thos&Co
Devils Lake, N. D
D. E. A. Anderson
Bangs Block
J. Henry Moeller
University of Christiana
Norway
Devila Lake
Berets
Maglone
Midaugh
N. EK
Moeller
North Dak
N. D
W T. Crewe
Orpduate
Toronto
Veterinary College
Orth Dar
Andrew Huesby
Ueviis
Lae
North Pakota
Madison Mediatcol
Madison
Pacific Coast
East Bonad. E. Ers
St. Paul
Stunday
Rugby Junction
Bottinean
Seaton
Devile Lake
Pasoen
McLean
J. H. McLean Medicine Co
Louis, Mo
Canada
Minneapolis
A. L. Eidemiller
Claredon
Winnipeg
Man
Dacotah
Grand Forks
Geo. P. Lyman
Nir