National Capital Affairs In Senate And House Actions
The House adopted an amendment to require perforated revenue stamps to prevent fraud. Sen Teller urged building the canal without ratifying the Hay Pauncefote treaty, while Penrose opposed it. The death of Bristol cadet Oscar Booz spurred a five member House committee probe. The Senate debated military reform, and the capitol’s postwar reconstruction history was recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Corliss
Michigan
Charles A. Towne
Davis
Minnesota
Senate
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Boutelle
Maine
H. M. Chittenden
United States Army
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Teller
United States
Washington McLean
Grosvenor
Ohio
Champ Clark
Missouri
Washington
Clark
Penrose
Oscar L. Booz
Bristol
Pennsylvania
West Point
War Department
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Foraker
Great Britain
United States Supreme Court
Fred Lee Rice
Frank Rutledge
Thomas Jones
Chicago
Congressional Library
White House
Secretary of War
House of Representatives
Arkansas River
Congress
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
W. S. Crafts
Newport News
General Sternberg
Hanna
Great Lakes
Ways and Means Committee
Idaho
G. A. Black
T. A. Davis
I. B. King
Huntington Wilson
Illinois
Japan
William D. Bynum
Indiana
B. N. Tatem
Montana
I Lena
Daniel H. MacMillan
New York
Supreme Court of
New Mexico
Lloyd Wheaton
A. Chaffee
Capitol
Jefferson
Supreme Court
Hall of Representatives
Statuary Hall
Colorado inmates rise. street car mail plan eyed
Colorado state reports show eight institutions averaged 1,676 inmates in 1900, up from 1909 in most facilities, with penitentiary counts down. Reasons cite capacity gains and policy shifts. Denver considers street railway postal cars to speed mail collection and depots.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado Institutions of Charity and Correction
State Penitentiary
Colorado
United States
Monte Vista
Golden
Isha Buna
Juancy State
State Institute For Deaf and Blind
Colorado Springs
Sorcerersas
Pinehi0
Stonaker
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Insane Asylum
Industrial School
Penitentia
Ames
Pebrica
Twombly
General Post Office
Twomlly
Taft commission authorizes local police and council retention
The Taft commission in Manila passes an act to authorize oral MacArthur to create police in cities and towns with 150000 for maintenance. It also allows municipal councillors elected under military rule to stay until a general municipal law is enacted and directs salary reviews for civil employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Board
Colorado Livestock Association Elects Colorado Officers
Denver news reports the Colorado Livestock Association elected officers on Saturday, forming a successor to the Western Range Association. W. N. Grubb leads as president with H. Robinson, H. D. Williamson, and others named, and a full executive committee appoints to join the National Live Stock Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Colorado Live Stock Association
Western Range Association
W. N. Grubb
Carbondale
H. Robinson
H. D. Williamson
FP. P. Johnson
A. A. McIntyre
Colorado
National Live Stock Association
Salt Lake City
Roaring Fork and
Eagle River Stock Association
Edward T.taylor
Thirteenth
General Assembly
Bureau of Animal Industry
China Notes Delay as Satow Demands Change
Reports from Pekin and Washington reveal defiant exchanges over a joint note to Chinese plenipotentiaries. Sir Ernest Mason Satow seeks a modification, prompting further diplomatic delay as ministers reconsider and reissue with revised language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pekin
Conger
London
Do the North
Shanghai
The
Times
Post
Boers Granted Permission to Settle in Amsterdam
Berlin December 17 The Lokal Anzeiger reports fifty Cape Colony Boers and their families now in Amsterdam have been granted permission to settle there.
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Dekin
Geral Gaselee
Soura-Noons
Pekin
Tacoma
Krwang Tung
China
Samtochuk
Berlin
William
Lebster
Taku
Emperor Willian
Henry
Prussia
Ruprecht
Count von Buelow
Nasser
London
Mvy
Lokal Anzeiger
Cape Colony
Amsterdam
German land purchases and Boer departure planned
German government approves Boer land purchases in Darmara and Great Manakainland. Boers to leave Amsterdam on January 6.
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Booz
Wanger
Academy
Army
France
Dreyfus
Miles
Board of Army Engineers
Grand River
Miles Ween
Mr. Madden
Charles A. Gordon
Jorge A. Tibbard
Boston
Fr. B. Dickerson
Detroit
Detroit, Flw. Baumhof At St. Louis, G. C. Denstoe At Cleve 1
George L. Holliday
Pittsburg
Richard Hayward
Providence, IL
Baker
Louisville
A.W. Mills
Nashville
Pred
G. Withoft
Dayton
Grand Canon
Flagstaff
Arizona
Santa Fe
Canon
Rio Grande Western
the Tribune
John W. Gates
Rio Grande Western Railway
Grand Junction
Emery
San Pete
Utah
Colorado Livestock Association
Third House
HL HL Richardson
J. TP. Adams
ET. Grubb
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