Prince Henry home sparks lighthearted satire in Lamar column
The Lamar Register notes a parade of glossy observations from the era. Jokes touch on Prince Henry’s home return, Carnegie libraries, rising insurance, Italian suppressions, and monorail schemes. It lampoons fashion, wealth, and crime with sharp wit and period voice.
Panama quake telegrams and world notes
A compilation notes a Panama earthquake on April 6, Paderewski at a White House concert, Texas building cane sugar mill by convicts, Topeka to host Populist state convention June 24, and a Riverside Park memorial for soldiers and sailors in New York. It lists imperial visits, battles, legal shifts, and various economic, social, and political items across nations and states.
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Panama
Paderewski
White House
Texas
Topeka
Riverside Park
New York
Pretoria
Berlin
William
Contrexeville
France
St. John's Military School
Manlius
Stoga
Turkey
John McKee
Philadelphia
Pension for McKinleys Widow Granted by House Panel
The House pensions committee approved a bill granting a pension of 5000 dollars per year to the widow of the late President McKinley. Roosevelt signed a bill repealing war revenue taxes, and the signed pen was given to Representative Bartholdt of Missouri. The latest postal receipts for the quarter to January 1 totaled 52,005,621 with expenditures at 30,047,131 and a surplus of 1,058,400.
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House Committee On Pensions
Senate
McKinley
Roosevelt
Representative Bartholdt
Missouri
Postal Service
Plea for Major Waller at court martial trial
Major Lyttleton W. Waller of the marine corps argued in his court martial that his actions in Samar were justified by martial law and cited precedents from Santiago Egypt and China. He insisted executions occurred across nations and that he believed his conduct was approved by American and other forces. Captain Arthur Marix contended the acts were lawful under martial law and defended Waller’s decisions, while observers expected an acquittal as Major Kingsbury would present the prosecution reply.
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Manila
Lyttleton W. Waller
Marine Corps
Samar
Santiago
Egypt
Bengal
China
of Samar
Cornell
Arthur Marix
Waller
Marix
Smith
Henry TP
Kingsbury
Thirel Cavalry
Majority for Reciprocity Debate in Washington
In Washington on April 12 the Cuban reciprocity bill sparked debate as A R Long of Kansas and Mr Shafroth of Colorado spoke for and against the measure. House leaders breathed easier when Mr Watson of Indiana, acting Republican whip, said the chair would be sustained against an attempt to overrule it to amend to abolish the refined sugar differential. Opponents, while hopeful, faced claims that sugar trust influence crafted concessions to Cuban sugar, with Shafroth citing Lexow and Industrial Commission testimony to allege methods to crush beet sugar rivals.
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C. W. Knox
Glenelg
Maryland
Christmas
Mr. Knox
W. J. Bryan
Hanna
Senate Committee On
Schofield
Insular Committee
House
Philippines
Jones
Virginia
Colorado
Allison
Post Office and Postroads Committee
Committee On the Philippines
Secretary of War
Tayabas
Batangas
Samar
la Guna
MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Manila
MsArthur
Merritt
Ande
Senate Committee On the Philippines
China Sea
Iitel
Orient
Hene
Asia
Philippic Archipelago
Washington
Republic
Watson
Shafroth
Sugar Trust
The
Lexow Committee
Industrial Commission
Palma Urges Cuba Leader Palma Visits White House
President elect Tomas Estrada Palma of Cuba called at the White House last night for an hour. He was accompanied by Mr. Quesada, Cuba’s special commissioner, and met Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt in a social call. Palma will tour Cuba for twenty days visiting Giba Holguin Bayamo Manzanillo Agudo de Cuba and Batabano en route to the May 10 arrival in Havana.
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Washington
Tomas Estrada Palma
Cuba
White House
Quesada
Palma
Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Giba Holguin
Bayamo
Manzanillo
Antiago Dé Cuba
Batabano
Maso
Norfolk
Savannah
Havana
Library gift talks with Carnegie for city building
April 12 Mayor Wright reports I W Woodbury of the public library trustees is in New York to consult with Andrew Carnegie about a proposed $200,000 gift for a library building. A personal interview with Carnegie is promised within a few days as efforts continue.
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Wright
I. W. Woodbury
Board of Trustees
Public Library
Woodbury
New York
Carnegie
Steel King
Governor Orman appoints Mulligan county commissioner in Elbert
Colorado Governor Orman names Pater H Mulligan to replace the late George Elsner as Elbert County Commissioner. He also honors extradition papers from Tennessee for F T Deaver, now held in Colorado Springs on false pretenses and grand larceny charges. The Florence Oil suit against Orman and others is decided for the defendants.
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Orman
Pater H. Mulligan
Elbert County
George Elsner
Tennessee
F. T. Deaver
Colorado Springs
Nashville
Florence Oil and Refining Company
State Land Board
David How
Florence
Carpenter
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Willia McKinley
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Paris
Foot Guards
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Susan M. Hallowell
Wellesley College
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Supreme Court of Kansas
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Western Stove Manufacturers’ Association
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Hadda Mullah
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Orloff
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Department of Justice
Beef Trust
Patterson
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Japan
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Culberson
Philippine
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Chaffee
Major Waller
W. B. Felton
Canon City
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William McKinley
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Bert B. Bloom
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General Assembly
Whitford
Land Board
Mesa de Mayo Land and Cattle Company
Las Animas
Robert Grant
Pueblo County
R. Plenderleith
Weld County
John Ross
S. J. Peck
Harris &Er
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Peter Theodad
Idaho Springs
Arapahoe
Horace G. Clark
Greeley
Routt County
Robert Sessions