Fort Totten opening delayed as Congress torpedoed by reservations debate
The Inter Ocean reports Ft. Totten reservation opening faces delay in Congress. Senator Hansbrough pushed the bill through the Senate with little opposition, but House sentiment against Indian reservation bills may slow passage, delaying entry into law and operation possibly until next fall.
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Inter-Ocean
Ft. Totten
Hansbrough
Senate
Marshall
Congress
Interior Department
Senator Hansbrough Pushes Reciprocal Trade Over Tariff Shift
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota urges reciprocal trade agreements with foreign nations as a remedy to high tariffs, prioritizing deals with North American countries before other nations. He supports Cuba sugar concessions and notes close U S Cuban trade, warns against abrupt tariff revisions.
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Washington
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Cuba
Hanbrough
United States
Canada
Welcome to the Great Prairie State Amid North Western Air
The speaker celebrates a welcoming community free of bigotry and convention, praising the north western air that inspires great thoughts and deeds. He invites people to share in the blessings of the state, imagining a city glowing at sunset as a vision of a divine city.
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Prairie
Cuban Posts Filled Named Ministers for Havana and Cuba
H G Squiers secretary of the legation at Peking is named minister to Cuba and Gen Edward S Bragg of Wisconsin is named consul general at Havana. Roosevelt appoints experienced diplomats amid Cuban reforms as Gen Bragg awaits official notice in Fond du Lac Wisconsin.
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Washington
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Legation
Cuba
Gen. E. 8. Bragg
Mr. Squiers
Canada
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Berlin
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Unadilla
N.Y
Union Army
Regar
Congress
Mexico
Fond du Lac
Wis
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Milwaukee
Edward 5
Havane
Gen. Bragg
Roosevelt
Court of Inquiry Ordered Over Venice Arrests of Chicago Officers
Secretary Moody authorized a court of inquiry to examine matters connected with the arrest and imprisonment of Chicago officers at Venice. George Von L Meyer met the king in Rome to convey US thanks for clemency in freeing the Chicago officers. A New York fire at Pearl Street killed two and injured several. A steamer sailed from New Orleans for Cape Town with 85 horses.
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Venice
Washington
Dayton
Chicago
Rome
George von L. Meyer
United States
Meyer
Patal
New York
Pearl Street
Eureke Bedding Company
Emma Beltcher
John Lynch
Cape Town
New Orleans
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