Philippine tariff debate sparks Republican split and Filipino portrait
Washington dispatch notes McCall's idea tariff critique of Philippine schedules, Longworth defending U S role and Filipino self government, Morales and Moranes flee to U S festion after leg injury. Venezuela France rift widens after Castro snub. U S envoy Russell seeks repair as cable to Caracas breaks.
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Longworth Urges Quick Philippine Self Rule
The speaker states the Philippines should be governed by Filipinos at the earliest capable moment, arguing the islands bring no benefit to U S industry and criticizing Filipino labor dignity. He contends self-government is unlikely due to perceived incapacity for public office and to labor understanding, drawing applause especially from Democrats.
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Crazy Snake Seeks President’s Aid Over Creek Treaty
Crazy Snake, famed Creek chief, plans to ask the president today to allow his people to keep their tribal relations and resist the partition treaty. His ally Crazy Shake leads about 200 bucks, squaws, and children in backing him. He will plead to live in their accustomed way and oppose the land division.
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Latin American Tension Rises in San Domingo Venezuelan Looming
Washington reports a climax to the San Domingo trouble with rising age in Venezuelan affairs. The situation intensifies as events unfold in San Domingo and tensions loom in Venezuela.
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Golden Medical Discovery Promises Stomach and Liver Aid
Trust to Nature presents Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a glycerine extract tonic for stomach and liver health. It cites native roots such as Golden Seal Queen's root Stone root Bloodroot Mandrake root and Black Cherrybark, claiming to cleanse invigorate and restore vitality without alcohol or habit forming drugs.
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Herrera Knocks Out Young Corbett in Fifth Round
In Los Angeles on January 13 at the Pacific Athletic club pavilion Au relio Herrera of Bakersfield defeated Young Corbett in the fifth round. Herrera won easily while Corbett showed diminished vim and dash with ineffective, waning blows. The action near the end of the first round featured Corbett staggered by a rapid left and right combination.
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RIGHTS OF SPOONERS Justice Decides Love Is All Right
South Chicago law says a young man may make love to any willing girl, while a parent may only glower. Justice Foster dismisses the case of James Ryan, affirming that parental objection does not bar lovers. Gratitude note from Guy Tass leads to a brief jail term. Church leadership gossip swirls over a minister moving to a Duluth Baptist church. Peterson seeks a divorce after his wife elopes with a friend. Railways announce cessation of deadheading on all express classes starting next Monday.
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Steamship Syria Arrives with Imperial Chinese Commissioners
San Francisco dispatch reports the steamship Syria arriving from the Orient with Imperial Chinese Commissioner Page and Pad Wang Taeu and sixty two aides. The distinguished visitors, greeted with honors, were escorted to the St Francis hotel by a committee representing the president and the army.
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Ohio railroad reform plan under serious consideration
It is announced on seemingly good authority that a proposition to reorganize the entire state railroad department is pending. The plan would treat railroads as in Wisconsin, enabling Latollette to handle the railroads and rate discrimination in a drastic manner.
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Merchants pledge to support President Roosevelt
Milwaukee Jan 13 The National League of Commission Merchants closed its session by adopting a resolution pledging support to President Roosevelt for reducing transportation evils. Officers named for the year include President Frank K Wagner of Chicago and Secretary A Warren Patch of Boston.
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Hildreth Case Opens in Alabama Civil Service Probe
Jacksonville January 13 Judge Darnes heard the state civil service case against Alderman M L Hildreth charged with soliciting funds from state employees for campaign purposes. Assistant AG Dempsey announced the prosecution aims to prove guilt under the law while defense counsel Hairgrove argued the statute unconstitutional and that the law is not yet valid.
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Big Cold Robbers Attack Store in East St. Louis
In the afternoon three or more robbers in two wagons attacked the Generis store at Kinkifax and Lewis, knocked down Tokai Obl fax, and guarded the stock during the heist. Six suspects were pursued and arrested, naming Jaimes Caerlagher, John S. Sweeney, Conrad Diart, Frank Petzgerwald, Oliver Stearines, and William P. Miler.
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Three Bel gian Children Cremated Near Pittsburg
Pittsburg Kan Jan 13 Three Belgian children ages six five and three were burned to death when a fire destroyed their mother's home at the Cornell Coal company five miles northeast of here The victims were the children of Mrs A Guerin and perished in the blaze that consumed their residence
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Hyacinth dyed pink with red ink experiment note
A brief note describes coloring a hyacinth by inserting the stem into red ink for an hour. The second line references a dated total of postage stamp ties used by governments worldwide as of 19,242.
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