Statehood clash sparks insurgent challenge in tariff debate
Washington reports January 16 coverage of the Philippines tariff bill debate and Babcock of Wisconsin leading opposition tied to statehood, Boutell and Clark spar over Dingley tariffs, Missouri boasts and a joint debate offer. Roosevelt plans a canal stance and tariff measures shift in the House. Payne predicts passage of the tariff bill without amendments amid insurgent pressure.
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Washington
Babcock
Wisconsin
Appropriations Committee
Boutell
Missouri
Champ Clark
Clark
Senate
Open-door Morrocan talk dominates senate debate
Washington Jan 16 Bacon won open-door discussion on the Moroccan question through a resolution opposing US interference in European affairs. The move aims to keep the United States from being drawn into European conflicts, with Bacon opposing interference as readings from Washington and Monroe were cited. Hale noted delegates to Algeciras are already present. Bacon pressed what if a tie vote arises.
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Washington
Bacon
Senate
United States
Monroe
Lkely
Hale
Algeciras
Lyle
Loot
Senate and House in Brief on Algeciras Conference
Washington dispatch notes Senate discussion on U S participation in the Algeciras conference with Bacon Titan opposing and Lodge Spooner and others defending the administration. Hale regrets sending delegates yet supports administration sense. In the House Hathcock denied a published insurgent claim and defended tariff revision as debate on the Philippines tariff ends.
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Senate
House
Washington
United States
Algeciras
Bacon
Titan
Lodge
Spooner
Hale
Hathcock
Appropriations Committee
Tie
Congress
Some Washington Miscellany
A fragment from a Washington miscellany shows unsigned notes on policy and opposition. The readable portion references border issues and a canal project with scarce detail and unclear attribution.
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Washington
Grangers See the President in Tax and Parcel Service Talk
Washington Jan 16 The executive committee of the National Grange led by Governor Bell of Vermont ex Governor Batchellor of New Hampshire B Norris and Aaron Jones of Tudinna urged the president to back pending bills to remove the internal revenue tax from denaturalized alcohol and to create a parcels post service.
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Washington
The
National Grange
Bell
Vermont
Batchellor
New Hampshire
B. Norris
Aaron Jones
Tudinna
Expulsion of two Washington printing firms by Typothetae
Washington Jan 16 At a Typothetae meeting action was taken to expel the Davis firm and Judd and Detweiler two local printing concerns that have joined the union for a closed shop and an eight hour day.
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Typothetae
Washington
Typothetae of Washington
Clarence I. Davis
Judd & Detweiler
Warner Ridiculous Claim Draws Republican Nomination Sparks
Washington Jan 16 Senator Warner of Missouri left the White House after meeting constituents and called his campaign for the Republican nomination extremely ridiculous, reacting to remarks by Representative Burdett that boosted his bid.
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Warner
Washington
Senmiter Warner
Missouri
Burtholdt
Negro declines an office in Bahia consul bid
Washington Jan 16 C Napier a Negro lawyer and banker of Nashville who was recently offered the post of United States consul at Bahia Brazil called on the president and thanked him for the proposed appointment but declined it.
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Washington
C. Napier
Nashville
United States
Bahia
Brazil
Cullom Goes Health Hunting
Senator Cul lom, chairman of the foreign relations committee, has left Washington for St Augustine Florida. He is in bad health and it is doubtful whether he can resume his senatorial labors in the near future.
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Cullom
Washington
Senator Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
St. Augustine
Fln
Navy clears Midshipman Catlin in hazing case
Washington January 16 Secretary Bonaparte states the law leaves no discretion in dismissing Midshipman Trenmor Catlin after a hazing ruling. The approval of the sentence underscores strict military judiciary stance and statutory limits on executive latitude.
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Washington
Trenmor Catlin
Bonaparte
Peoria Surveyor Nomination Submitted to Senate
Washington Jan 16 The president sent to the senate the nomination of Julius B Starr surveyor of customs at the port of Peoria Illinois The action follows regular nomination procedures for the federal customs office.
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Peoria
Washington, Jan
Senate
Julius
Starr
Fears of Jewish Massacre Rise in Chernigoff Russia
January 16 reports anti-Semitic agitation in Chernigoff Russia with fears of a massacre in retaliation for the attack by Jews on the governor. Authorities urge calm as tensions grow among the population and Jewish communities.
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Chernigoff
Russia
Wisconsin Veneering Co Fire Claims One Life
A Manitowoc Wisconsin fire destroyed the Wisconsin Ve neering Co plant leaving only walls. The loss is about 100000 dollars with insurance covering it. John Hall a city fire department member died from injuries as the building collapsed.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Wisconsin Veneering Co
John Hall
Assassinations Hit Police and General in Russia Regions
A revolutionary group killed three police lieutenants in Russia Riga and Livonia on January 16, then fled. In Penza on January 16 Major General Lisovski, reportedly condemned by the fighting section of the Social Revolutionaries, was shot and escaped.
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Russia
Riga
Livonia
Penza
Lisovski
Social Revolutionaries
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Exceeds All Remedies
For coughs and colds no remedy is equal to Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. It is better as it expels all cold from the system and acts as a cathartic on the bowels. Provides immediate relief in croup, coughs, colds, and whooping cough. children love it. Sold by all druggists.
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Kennedy
California Growers Alarm Over Elf Pickle Imports
California growers fear Chinese exporters in Asia have begun sending pickled elves to the United States to undercut local olives. A San Francisco collector’s ruling sets a 15 cent per gallon import duty on olives.
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California
Asia
San Francisco
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Quick Pile Relief
The soothing salve is advertised to subdue pain instantly when applied to piles and other skin ailments. It claims to draw out inflammation reduce swelling and stimulate circulation to aid nature in permanent relief. Sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
For sale by Jos Busmert and W F Jungkupz
Property sale notice listing Jos Busmert and W F Jungkupz as sellers. Details unreadable in the fragment indicate an auction or advertised sale with names and parties involved. The readable portion signals a sale notice from private individuals with no clear date or location.
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Jos. Busmert
W F. Jungkupz
Line-up at Algeciras as Morocco conference opens
Delegates from the United States arrive aboard ships Galveston and Galilee for the Mo roccan reform conference. ducal arrangements set the first session at 3 pm. Ambassadors White and Gummere represent the U S with cordial exchanges between German and French delegates while expectations center on US stance amid growing powers.
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Ambassador White
United States
Galveston
Samuel R. Gummere
Morocco
Tangier
Galilee
Mo de la Plata
Calveston
Marina de
Great Britain
Spain
Ialy
Russia
France
Great
Overseers Prohibit Intercollegiate Football Play
The board of overseers at Boston canceled intercollegiate football play until the committee on the regulation of athletic sports submits its proposed changes and the overseers approve the report. President Kilot urged action, and athletic officials had expected some move but not such a radical vote.
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Boston
Omein
Stote
Kilot
Wind Storm Fatal Casualties Reported Across Indiana
Dispatches describe a severe wind storm with rain sleet and lightning causing multiple deaths and injuries. At Circleville a brick school wall collapsed burying about twenty pupils. Delpha Johnson aged 12 died. Evansville resident Mary Beere seriously burned. Terre Haute laborer killed after being blown from a factory roof. Isaac Ritter killed after being thrown from a buggy near Bedford.
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Indianapolis
Circleville
Delpha Johnson
Evansville
Mary Beere
Terre Unite
Bedford
Isaac Ritter
Liberal landslide widens in London and across Britain
London reports a Liberal surge in 76 contests with 62 seats captured. Gerald Balfour and Walter Long lose seats, Augustine Birrell wins in North Bristol, while Lord Hugh Cecil and Ty Gibson Bowles fall to Chamberlainites. Parliament stance shifts as Liberals lead with 95 seats to 81 Unionists.
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London
Hastings
Gerald Balfour
Balfour Cabinet
Leeds
Walter Fame Long
Ireland
South Bristol
Augustine Birrell
Board of Education
North Bristol
Lord Hugh Cecil
Free Traders
Wm Greenwich
Ty Gibson Bowles
Wing's Lynn
Libor
Hibor
W. Thorne
West Vian
Lind. G. Nutting
Cco
Tidfour
Nottingham
Phrither
Mateh
Rewdies
Teu
Tom
John Burns
Aid
Balfour
Digestive Aid Explains Diet for Strength and Health
A newspaper blurb states that properly digested food increases strength. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is advertised to digest what you eat, relieve sour stomach, belching, heartburn, and indigestion, and transform foods into tissue-building blood. Sold by all druggists.
Waltz and Five-Step Class At Knights of the Globe
Joe Fifer will teach the correct waltz and five step every Wednesday evening at Knights of the Globe hall, 1 6 ff.
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Joe Fifer
Knights of the Globe Hall
United Mine Workers Meet in Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis January 16 The seventeenth annual UMW convention convened at Tomlinson Hall at 10 o clock. Mayor Bookwalter sent a welcome, Central Labor union also spoke, and President Mitchell of the union responded. The credentials committee report followed and will occupy several hours. The annual address by Mitchell will follow this report.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers
Tomlinson Hall
Bookwalter
Central Labor Union
Mitchell
Miners’ Organization
Committee On
Market quotes from Chicago Board of Trade and East Buffalo
Chicago quotes show wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and live stock prices with multiple contract months and ranges. East Buffalo reports dull cattle trading, lower hogs, and lambs steady to firm, with notable prices for native and western lambs and yearlings.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Skots
Tito
Short Hill
TOY Ti Tao T
Dat
Batog
Shah
Choice Prairie
East Bubble
Mast Buffalo
N. Y
Fan
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
East Buffalo
N.Y
St.noe
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Quick Digestion Aid
Indigestion is overcome by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure which digests food and lets the stomach rest and recover. It relieves Indigestion Belching of Gas Sour Stomach and Heartburn and helps digestive organs transform foods into rich red blood. Sold by all druggists.
Burdett Pianist Taper Order Norona & Bollmeyer
J Burdett listed as piano taper in an amateur program order for Norona and Bollmeyer with phone contact details.
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J. Burdett
Norona & Bollmey
The Penitential Vow and the Village Girls
Leonard Hutt, a quiet man in a small village, vows to speak to no one and eat only bread and water after harming a girl during a hunting accident. Rebecca Gordon and Alice Waters lure him with schemes to break his vow, while Hutt discovers the truth: his long silence is to protect a wounded girl he accidentally injured, whom he plans to marry.
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Leonard Ffatt
Leonard
Hutt
Leonard Hutt
Mr. Hutt
Rebecca Gordon
Alice Waters
Miss Gordon
Miss Waters
Tutt
Eunice Winsor
Perfection through Nature and Cathartics
A quip notes that perfection in the physical comes from Nature using her own resources. It claims Cathartics gripe and dissipate while DeWitt’s Little Early Risers expel putrid matter and bile to restore liver function and improve the complexion, as said by druggists.
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DeWitt
Conservatory of Music Announces All Branches Available
The Conservatory of Music offers all branches of music including instrumental and vocal studies. Catalogs may be obtained by calling 401 Wilcoxon Building at 0-98 tf.
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Conservatory of Music
Wilcoxon Building
End of the Bridle Path Thematic Romance
Max Fenn and Misa Dale share a twilight ride ending with a confession of love. He reveals his foreseen departure and a bittersweet gift of his heart, which she both returns and keeps as their paradoxical promise. The scene closes with pursuit toward the city lights.
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J. C. McClure
Max Fenn
Misa Dale
Fenp
Fenn
Forbes Dwight
Washing the Fish Money
Mrs Robinson cleans coins in a basin with soap and brushes saying grimy change smells of the slany tribe and she won’t spend dirty money. Her husband objects noting it will circulate. She insists the coin washing changes her habits and makes her value the money more.
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar promotes cold cure
An advertisement claims Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar fully evacuates the bowels to remove a cold. It touts Liquid Cold Cure as best for coughs and croup and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Cash Register Fork Sale Promotion Shown
A marketing notice proclaims a cash register fork sale by Brown & Pollmeyer with delivery across the city. The text promotes an entirely new Claas Cash TOR model and mentions nationwide range and convenience for customers.
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Cash Register
Brown & Pollmeyer
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