Grosvenor Opens Fire in House on Philippine Tariff Bill
In Washington on January 12, Representative Grosvenor spoke in favor of the Philippine tariff measure, challenging Democratic votes and likening opposition to internal party ciphering. He defended tobacco and trade views, joked about sending Manila cigars, and predicted the Philippines would be a jewel in American achievement.
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Champ Clark
Clarke
Clark
Grosvénett
Philippines
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Manila
Longworth
Daniel Webster
Philippine Islands
Republican Party
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Committee On Rules
Committee of Ways and Means
Massachuseetts
Ohio
Williams
SARKASTIKAL WELCOMES PROMINENT REPUBLICANS TO DEMOCRACY FOLD
Transcribed remarks feature Williams of Mississippi and Grosvenor praising party unity while debating tariff policy in Massachusetts. The dialogue includes mock interjections and references to God, the Republican firm, and the Philippines policy. Also notes a fire aftermath with Mrs. Samtet Spiesberger reported dead in Chicago.
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Grosvenors
Massachusetts
Wiliams
Mississippi
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Republican Party
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Gregv Enor
Yand
Orestes
Varng
Ulysses
Grosvenor
Achilles
Daizell
Philippines
Samtet Spiesberger
Chicago
City Hospital
With Vigtéps
West
Married to a Thief Ends With Wedding in Jail
In Charlotte Michigan William Lebman and Uta Waddell wed after Lebman, jailed on a theft charge, confessed to petty burglaries. The ceremony occurred Monday by Rev. M Lin ton as Sheriff Halladay prepared to take Lebman to Detroit, Lebman once had good reputation.
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Charlotte
Mich
William Lebman
Eaton
Uta Waddell
Chester
Lebman
Detroit
Lehman
Halladay
Linton
Universalist
Roosevelt Forever Demands Regulation of Express Companies
Milwaukee January 12 M L Campbell of Chicago told the National League of Commission Merchants that interstate commerce powers should regulate express firms and prohibit nonintegral subsidiaries. He urged tariff reform and stronger oversight of railroads and rebates, praising Roosevelt while calling for public service regulation of express carriers.
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St. Paul
Legislative Committee
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Roosevelt
Ring
Theodore Roosevelt
Express Co
R. O W. Gees
Kansas City
EB. M. Merguson
Duluth
California Fruit Growers’ Association
Morocco Crisis and Moroccan Conference Outlook
A Times despondent report from Paris notes optimism for a Moroccan conference with laborious talks but no major new difficulties. German envoy Herr von Radowitz says Berlin seeks an equitable solution and cordial reconciliation. Morocco’s an absolute sultanate faces unrest and French guardian efforts while Germany France and Britain trade imports and exports data from 1902. Kaiser speech supports sovereignty and integrity of Morocco.
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Berlin
Morocco
Atuat Abd-el-Axia
Algeria
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Germany
Great Britain
Frrance
Kaiser
Purstigg
Britain
Bat
Miorocco
Local Briefs Report Illnesses and Visits Across City
City residents report several health concerns and social visits. Mack Stevens and L A Allin are noted as ill or in poor condition, while Mrs. C Brown slowly recovers from a hospital stay. Rev Brown and Prof Samuel Calvin are mentioned with church and academy duties, and a Red Men lodge gains Roosevelt as honorary member.
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East Burlington Street
Brown
Unity Church
Samuel Calvin
Enport
Lavenport
Lorder
Roosevelt
International talks edge toward Morocco peace amid dynastic shifts
The 1904 to 1905 diplomatic rounds show France Britain and Germany edging toward an international conference on Morocco while France appears to hold a free hand in Egypt and Morocco. Detcasse resigns in 1905 and Rouvier assumes the post as talks continue.
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Senate
Paris
France
Algeria
Morocco
Germany
Europe
Great Britain
Egypt
Newfoundland
Franke
Delcasse
Telephone Co Elects Officers at Iowa City West Branch
At the Iowa City West Branch Telephone Company annual meeting on Monday J W Schell was elected president James Douglas vice president J J Murphy secretary H D Robertson treasurer F J Lindeman and J Denenny directors for the coming year. Other items mention a horse illness a bench sale of Feinworths and hog sales along with local ice house activity.
Teachers Set Saturday Meeting at City High Auditorium
A city school teacher invites the public to attend a high school auditorium gathering Saturday. The speaker notes a fine program with numerous interesting numbers and hopes for wide teacher, parent, and public turnout.
Erie Yardmen Hours Reduced Request Sparks Discussion
New York January 22 A request from the Erie branch of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen asks reducing yardmen work from eleven to ten hours per day. President Ira Miller says other Erie employes are satisfied and the move does not imply a strike.
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New York
Erie Railroad
Erie
Brotherhood
Ira Miller
Erie Branch
Experience as a Croup Teacher and Safe Remedy
Parents learn the danger of croup after a severe home case and seek quick relief. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is urged as a proven preventive when first symptoms appear, claimed safe for children due to lacking narcotics, available from druggists.
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Chambertaie
Canadian Lynx Escapes Zoo. Turns Up in Muscatine
The Muscatine Journal reports a Canadian Lynx now owned by Dr. Dean of this city. The lynx had escaped from a Ft. Madison zoo and was advertised for in a Ft. Madison newspaper.
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Muscatine Journal
Dean
Ft. Madison
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