Canal Bill Passes House Sets $180 Million Cost
Washington Jan 10 The Hepburn Nicaraguan canal bill passed the house by a near unanimous vote with only Fletcher and Lassiter in opposition. The measure fixes the aggregate cost at 180 million dollars and authorizes the president to acquire necessary territory in Costa Rica and Nicaragua, construct the canal from Greytown to Brito, build harbors, and issue up to 10 million dollars in initial funding with future appropriations.
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Washington
House
Fletcher
Rep
Minn
Lassiter
Dem
Cannon
Yeas
Hepburn
Appropriations Committee
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
United States
Secretary of War
Caribbean Sea
Greytown
Pacific Ocean
Brito
San Juan
Treasury
Local notes mention residents and businesses in Dillon
Dillon social and business notices list visitors from Bannack and Butte, town residents, and minor events. Several ads promote TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT, BAL LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP, and HERBINE. A fifteenth month old child funeral, new postmaster appointment, and various social gatherings are кратко recorded.
Scott's Emulsion Ad Advises Calorie Balance and Activity
An advertisement argues weight varies by habit and digestion. It promotes cod liver oil emulsion as a balancing remedy for under or overwork and thinness, claiming a free sample and genuine bottle with a distinctive picture. It cautions against exclusive reliance on the product and notes activity aids health.
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Scott
Lts
Scott& Bowne
Shim
Reception of Prince Henry to Match Presidential Welcome
January 13 report says Prince Henry of Prussia will visit the United States next month. He will be met in New York by Roosevelt aides and officers from both the army and navy to arrange his stay. A 21 gun salute will greet him, and he may speak at the imperial yacht launch with President Roosevelt possibly in attendance.
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
William
United States
New York
Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Creditors Favor Trust Collateral for Federal Telephone
In Cleveland on January 13 a large majority of the Federal Telephone company creditors, controlled by the Everett-Moore syndicate, favored placing all stock and bonds of the constituent firms in a major trust company. The move would secure a new bond issue and allow the syndicate to continue operating and maintaining control.
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Cleveland
Federal Telephone Company
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Payne arrives in Washington as Postmaster General designate
Hon. Henry C. Payne of Milwaukee Wisconsin reached Washington last night to succeed Emory Smith in the cabinet. He is accompanied by Mrs Payne and his niece Miss Louise Payne.
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Payne
Washington
Henry C. Payne
Milwaukee
Wis
Emory Smith
Wisconsin
Louise Ete
Insurgents Routed as U S Forces Destroy Barracks in Batangas
From Manila Jan 13 reports say U S columns under Colonels Wint and Wells burned barracks hamlets and ration stores in Loboo Batangas, causing many Filipino deaths and several surrenders with no American casualties. Major Henry Allen returns to Manila asserting Misamis under native constabulary control though some fears persist.
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Batangas
Loboo
Wint
Henry Allen
Leyte
Insular Constabulary
Mindanao
Misamis
Davis
Wade
Campaign Now On In France Premier Visits St Etienne
France January 13. The ministerial electoral campaign opening in St Etienne drew large crowds from Loire and beyond. Premier Waldeck-Rousseau attended with ministers of war marine colonies and commerce. After a banquet he and his wife left for Paris amid cheers. no hostile demonstrations occurred and order was kept.
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St. Etienne
France
The
Loire
Paris
M. Waldeck-Ros- Beau
Marine
Negotiations Not Opened for Miss Stone Release
London reports that negotiations for the release of American captive Miss Stone and her companion Mme Tsilka have not yet begun. Dragoman Garguili and missionary treasurer Peet travel from Salonica to meet captors, instructed to negotiate only with letter-bearing individuals to prove the prisoners are alive.
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Miss Stone
London
Constantinople
The
Daily Mail
Mme. Tsilka
M. Garguili
Legation
W. W. Peet
Missionary Society
Salonica
Grand Canyon of the Arkansas Royal Gorge on Rio Grande Line
Describes the Grand Canyon of the Arkansas and the Royal Gorge between Salida and Canon City on the Denver and Rio Grande main line. Highlights the hanging bridge, steep granite walls a half mile high, and daylight travel for eastbound passengers. For a booklet, contact GEO P Heintz in Salt Lake City and W C McBride in Butte.
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Grand Canyon
Arkansas
Royal Gorge
Salida
Canon City
Denver and
Rio Grande
Sisters of Charity Save Man From Sacrifice in Baker City
In Baker City Oregon a paralytic Chinese man Hy Wong narrowly escaped a ritual sacrifice when visiting sisters of charity arrived in time. He had been an inmate at the county hospital and his queue was cut, prompting Chinatown residents to prepare an offering to joss. The sisters rescued him and he was returned to his countrymen.
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Sisters of Charity
Baker City
Hy Wong
Chinatown
Joss
Santos-Dumont to Compete at St Louis Expo
Paris Herald dispatch quotes M. Santos-Dumont saying he would compete in the steerable balloon prize at the St Louis exposition if conditions suit. He plans to exhibit a larger and more powerful balloon than the Paris prize winner.
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Santos-Dumont
Prais
Paris
The
Herald
Monte Carlo
M. Santos-Dumont
St. Louis Exposition
Aeronaut
St. Louis
Proposal to Control Wire and Nails Prices in Pittsburg
Arrangements have been made for a meeting of leading wire and wire nails manufacturers in Pittsburg next Tuesday. It is probable an association will be formed to control prices of wire and wire nails.
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Pittsburg
Boxers Return to Peking After Attacks
Shanghai correspondent reports that 7,000 strong bodyguard surrounds the dowager state China amid renewed unrest in Peking following attacks on foreign legations led by Prince Tuan.
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London
Shanghai
Standard
China
Kemia
Prince Tuan
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