Mason Defends Consent of the Governed in Senate Debate
Senator Mason of Illinois denounces governing nations without their consent and laments expansion while quoting the maxim all just powers of government are derived from the consent of the governed. He warns against taxation without representation and urges respect for self-government amid imperial policy debates.
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Mason
Republican Party
Geain
Philippines
Cuba
Columbia
Postmaster General Soundness of Philippine Policy
Postmaster General Emory Smith addressed the Contemporary Club in Philadelphia on United States expansion in the Philippines. He defended ongoing American rule, the Monroe Doctrine, and argued self government would follow from continued U S presence, dismissing opponents as artificial critics while warning against returning the islands to Spain or handing them to other powers.
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Philadelphia
Emory Smith
Philippines
Spain
Senator Mason Questions Liberty for Filipinos in Debate
Senator Mason argues against imperial imposition in the Philippine question. He challenges liberty by gun, notes American troops off Iloilo, and questions civilizing missions and bought sovereignty. He cites Tammany Hall, postmasters, trusts, and Gettysburg rhetoric to warn against hypocrisy.
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Philippines
Mason
Iloilo
Tammany Hall
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ilinois
Lincoln
Philippine
Spain
Washington
Mason Delivers Forceful Senate Address for Hour
Mason occupied the attention of the senate for an hour and twenty minutes. His keen sabres and unconventional but forceful style of oratory held the attendees throughout, keeping Als listeners focused on his argument and rhetoric.
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Washington
Mason
Hilnots
Senate
United States
Needy in his old age Gen Palmer losing sight and hearing
Springfield Illinois January 11 Gen John M Palmer once a 1896 presidential candidate and former senator has nearly lost sight in his right eye and his hearing is impaired. He has withdrawn from active law practice to write reminiscences and a history of Illinois bench and bar. Friends fear for his finances and aim to urge Senator Cullom to secure a lifetime pension of about 100 dollars monthly. Gen Palmer is now 82.
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Springfield
Ihs
Bench and
Bar of
Illinois
Cullom
Congress
Gen. Palmer
Wisconsin caucus picks leaders for legislative bodies
Madison Wis Jan 11 The legislative assembly caucus chose George H Ray of LaCrosse as speaker W A Nowell of Milwaukee as chief clerk and James H Agen of West Superior as sergeant at arms In the senate caucus L W Thayer of Ripen was chosen president pro tem Walter I Howser of Mondovi chief clerk and C A Pettibone of Oconomowac sergeant at arms
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Madison
Wis
Legislative Assembly
George H. Ray
LaCrosse
W. A. Nowell
Milwaukee
James H. Agen
West Superior
Senate
L.W. Thayer
Ripen
Walter I. Howser
Mondovi
Cc. A. Pettibone
Oconomowac
Sergreant-At-Arms
Zeese Company President Killed In Railroad Station Fall
Alexander Zeese president of the Zeese Company photo process engravers and a familiar figure to printers nationwide was instantly killed at the Northwestern railway station. He slipped on a stair and fell twelve feet to the paving, breaking his back.
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Chicago
Alexander Zeese
Zeese Company
United States
Yeese
Northwestern
Brother-in-law of Kansas cattle king reaches Fort Worth
Charles Baumnaugh, brother-in-law of Grant C. Gillett, the fugitive cattle king of Kansas, arrived in Fort Worth from Mexico after meeting with Gillett. Gillett remains in Juarez across the border from El Paso and plans to return to the United States within about thirty days.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Charles Baumnaugh
Grant C. Gillett
Kansas
Mexico
Gillett
Juarez
Fal Paso
United States
Harris named minister to Austria replacing Tower
Addison C Harris of Indianapolis, a leading Indiana lawyer and Buller college alumnus, was appointed minister to Austria yesterday. He succeeds Charlemagne Tower, who is named ambassador to Russia. Harris is a native Hoosier and prominent state figure.
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Washington
Addison C
Harris
Austria
Charlemagne Tower
Russia
Indianapolis
Indiana
Buller College
Dingley Condition Stable with Minor Improvement
Washington dispatch reports Representative Dingley showing no material change in condition yesterday. He was a touch more comfortable and his nervousness slightly abated, with officials noting he is not appreciably worse.
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Washington
Dingley
Eloping couple among wreck victims in New Jersey
Shamokin Pennsylvania reports George Josephs aged 17 and May Schminkey aged 18 were victims of the West Dunellen railroad wreck while eloping to New York to wed. Cleveland dispatch notes Bob Fitzsimmons vows to fight Sharkey within three weeks if a $10 side bet is posted.
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Shamokin
George Josephs
May Schminkey
West Dunellen
N. J
New York
Cleveland
Bob Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
West Dunnellen
Mr. Josephs
Bound Brook
James Bond
Tehigh
Ohio Mine Workers Feud Resurfaces at Convention
At Pittsburg on January 11 the United Mine Workers convened amid renewed accusations of unfairness in credentials. Ohio delegates withdrew for an investigation prompting tension as ex-President McBride and other leaders denied the charges. Dolan and Lewis urged proof while Mitchell and Ryan clashed over funding and proof.
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Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Ratchford
Mitchell
Pearce
Iseenan
Committee On
Credentials
Oldo
McBride
Ohio
Lst
T. J. Lewis
Ryan
Illinois
Dolan
McKay
Columbus
Harmony and investigations mark early union meeting
The credentials committee reported 627 delegates with split by state totals and a district investigation panel chosen to audit books. Ohio seeks to challenge President Ratchford’s eligibility, while other items include a West Dunnel len collision toll and U S senate race openings in Madison.
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Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Kansas
Michigan
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Town
Alabama
Committee On
Ratchford
National Industrial Commission
Nervous Dyspepsia and Stuart's Tablets Endorsement
A promotional piece explains nervous dyspepsia as a stomach issue not a nerve problem and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for sour stomach gas loss of appetite and related symptoms. It includes a testimonial from Prof Henry W Becker and a religious worker’s endorsement, noting 50 cent full size packages and a free stomach diseases booklet.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Henry W. Becker
St. Louis
Mission Board
German Methodist Church
Harbor and Wharf Commission
Butterfly Migration Across Isthmus of Panama
The annual butterfly migration across the Isthmus of Panama begins with scattered sightings in late June and builds to a sky nearly obscured by many thousands of frail insects by mid July.
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Panama
Healthful work or painful breath and female health
An advertorial piece argues that housework is ideal for healthy women but pain signals serious conditions in the delicate female organs. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe permanent remedy, inviting readers to mail 21 stamps for a free Medical Advisor from the Buffalo association. Also notes San Juan lodging costs and Spanish building rules to control dust and water contamination.
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Hoe
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N.Y
San Juan
Orto Risa
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Cited For Pneumonia Prevention
During past grippe epidemics pneumonia followed many colds until use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The remedy counteracts cold or grippe to prevent pneumonia and is advertised as the best for bad colds and grippe. Every bottle warranted. For sale by Emmert & Burrell.
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Chamberlain
Emmert & Burrell
LSVORTA Trademark Inquiry Reaches Signature Issue
A garbled OCR fragment references LSVORTA and the phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought, noting a signature issue and potential trademark matter. The readable bits imply a legal or branding context but lack concrete dates or entities to confirm a full event.
Sharkey Knocks Out McCoy After Ten Round Battle
In a dramatic ten round fight Sharkey proves superior in ring craft and power, dropping the Kid McCoy with heavy body blows and a final left to the neck after a gripping exchange. Referee Hurst counts McCoy out as Sharkey presses the attack near the ropes.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Kid
McCoy
Sharkey
Aoso
East
McCoy Twee
Hurst
Tom
Ten Thousand Dollars For Charity Ball And Banquet
A charity event by the Chicago Knight Templars raised ten thousand dollars. James G. Monahan named collector of internal revenue for Wisconsin's Second district. Charlemagne Tower appointed ambassador to Austria and to the Russian court. Bankers' and Merchants' Building and Japan Association of Chicago enters voluntary liquidation. Vesuvius eruption intensifies with flames and lava lighting the night sky. Comptroller Dawes allows First National Bank of Mishawaka Indiana to begin with 50000 capital. Louisiana purchase convention delegates pick St Louis for 1902 fair. Vandals steal bronze plates from Chicago Public Library lampposts. Mrs Charles MacQueenan found dead at Renton hotel San Francisco. suicide confirmed. Charlies S. Thomas inaugurated governor of Colorado. oath by Chief Justice Campbell. Carliste R Clark dishonorably discharged after court martial. Henry Bante shoots wife then kills himself. wife in hospital.
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Chicago
Knight Templars
James G. Monahan
Second
Wisconsin
Charlemagne Tower
Austria
Bankers’ and Merchants’ Building and Japan Association
Dawes
First National Bank
Mishawaka
Ind
St. Louis
San Francisco
Charlies S. Thomas
Dem
Colorado
Denver
Campbell
Carliste R. Clark
Rockford
Irs
Illinois
Sons of Veterans
Henry Bante
Hamilton
Anne
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Democratic State Committee
Berlin
Madgeburg
Herr August Muller
Volkstimme
Henry W. Becker, A. M
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Detroit
Alexander R. Currie
Pingree
A. E. Northrup
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Jim Martin
Jackson
Mich
Northrup
Martin
Ins
William Jackson
Rock Island
Hines Reformatory
James Sullivan
Cairo
State Board of Health
Hall
Olsen
Paria
Agnes Slack
London
World's Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
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New York City
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