Secret guidance for Taft on friars lands in Philippines
Secretary Root sent to Philippine committees copies of instructions to Governor Taft outlining the terms for acquiring friars lands. The plan calls for negotiation with Rome while ensuring church state separation, fair compensation to the church, and orderly transfer of lands to fund future administration and public needs.
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Washington
Root
Senate
House
Gov. Taft
Vatican
United States
Philippines
Congress
Philppine Commission
Manila
West
Waan Congress Ehadl
Marta
Rome
Philippine Islands
Principe
Mantla
Ccivil
United State
Philiippines
Iislands
Elihu Root
William H. Taft
Washington, D. C
Civil governance planned for Philippine provinces postwar
Acting Gov Wright reports to Secretary Root that outside Moro country the archipelago lacks civil government only in Lepanto, Bontoc, Batan gas, Laguna, Principe, Infanta Mindoro, Samar and Paraguay groups. Civil rule expected for Bontoc Lepanto Laguna Batangas soon. Mindanao and Paraguán require ships. Military to supervise until vessels arrive. Maj Gen Chaffee concurs.
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Washington
Root
Wright
Philippines
Manila
Lepanto
Bontoc
Batangas
Laguna
Principe
Infanta Mindoro
Samar
Paraguay
Philippine Committee
Infanta
Mindanao
Paraguan
Mindoro
Marincéque
Adna R. Chaffee
Drawing the Color Line in Denver Churches
Denver colored church representatives meet and adopt a resolution to stay away from the International Sunday School convention in Denver unless church restrictions are withdrawn. They accuse the executive committee of unjust discrimination influenced by white southern delegates and pledge to notify colored delegates nationwide not to attend.
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Denver
Col
Mad dog scare prompts Chicago treatment for seven
Des Moines reports Ellsworth Hamilton county still alarmed by a mad dog. Two more victims, Conrad Charleson and Floyd Lakin, are sent to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago for care. All seven bitten by a dog owned by farmer Lakin are now under treatment.
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Des Moines
Ellsworth
Hamilton County
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Conrad Charleson
Floyd Lakin
Lakin
Sugar Bill Passes in Simla Empowering Countervailing Duty
The sugar bill in Simla authorizes the government of India to levy a countervailing duty on bountied sugar until the Brasada convention takes effect, marking a major policy move reported from June 7.
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Simla
India
Government of India
Americans Scale Soufriere Summit Amid Martind eruption
Three Americans led by Prof Jagger of Harvard ascended Soufriere on Thursday amid Mont Pelee activity. They reached 3209 feet above sea level through dense fog and noted boiling water in the crater but saw nothing due to fumes. Jagger warns more gas emissions could strike with no warning.
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Bat
Kingstown
St. Vincent
Mont Pelee
Martinique
St. Lucia
Castries
Jagger
Harvard University
Dr. Hovey
Museum of Natural History
New York
Geo. C. Curtis
Patton Resigns Princeton Presidency Woodrow Wilson Elected
Princeton New Jersey June 10 1902 The board of trustees surprised by Patton resignation elect Woodrow Wilson to succeed him on the first ballot Patton will remain as professor in ethics and the philosophy of religion He says he seeks to pursue literary plans while retaining his professorship The 1902 class day exercises were held in Alexander Hall Edgar H Johnson delivered the oration and Robert P Schauffter read the class poem Former President Cleveland attended the meeting.
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Princeton
N. J
Board of Trustees
Francis T. Patton
Woodrow Wilson
McCormick
Patton
Wilson
Tatton
Ofice
Cleveland
Alexander Hall
Edgar H. Johnson
Robert P. Schauffter
Pope pleased by Roosevelt gift of works and Vatican mosaics
A Rome dispatch reports the pope highly delighted with President Roosevelt’s gift of a complete set of his works. The pontiff also ordered mosaics of St Peter’s and the Vatican to be sent to the president, praising the Vatican workshops for the magnificent art specimens.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Rome
Roosevelt
St. Peter's
The
Vatican
A Judge's Wife Cured Of Pelvic Catarrh
A testimonial from Minnie E. McAllster of Minneapolis credits Peruna for a years long pelvic catarrh cure. The note warns against substitutes, urges Peruna direct from Dr. Hartman, and notes widespread imitation with cheaper remedies.
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Judge McAllister
West 33Rd St
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnie E. McAlster
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Iowa
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Bllister
Iticura
Si Shad Bale
Paris
Charterhouse Londo
Sao
Rue Dela Cave
Boston
U. S
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