Constitution and Newly Acquired Colonies in Tax Debate
Washington Jan 11 The Supreme Court heard Solicitor General Richards and Attorney General Griggs discuss the meaning of territories in relation to the United States and insular possessions. They argued Congress has full power to tax and govern territories, with uniformity not essential among territories and inhabitants not part of the states.
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Federal
Preme Court
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Griggs
Justice White
Justee Marshall
Loughborough Se
United States
Congress
Uni d Ygnites
Mr. Richards
Torney
Congre Long
United
Porto Rico
Philippines
Mr. T
Territories
Desperate Boers Fail In Widespread Action Across South Africa
London reports a worsening South African situation with Lord Kitchener’s troops tighter and scarce dispatches. Small Boer forces under Kommandant Kritzinger near Richmond, and rumors of rejoined rebels in Calvina district, highlight ongoing clashes as rail line positions face attacks and local authorities warn of dynamite mines.
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Pretoria
Kritzinger
Richmond
Murraysburg
Porterville
Calvina
Johannesburg
Rand
Kitchener
Tourenzo Marques
Lord Kitchener
Lone Roosevelt Reaches Colorado in Early Arrival
Enver Colo January 11 dispatch reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arriving at 7:30 AM and leaving at 10:30 AM for Rifle. A small group met him, plans for hunting trips in Colorado before Washington duties were outlined by Philip B. Stewart and Dr. Gerald Webb, with Stewart hosting.
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Colo
Colorado
Yester Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Colorado Springs
Hilip B. Stewart
Gerald Bb
Nel Roosevelt
Washington
Will
Roosevelt
Stewart
San Rafael Street
Midland
Juanhill
Dr. Webb
S . Yenor Roosevelt
Colorado Midland
J. Kersburg
Meeker
Burnham Nominated to Succeed Chandler in NH
In Manchester Judge Henry E. Burnham won the Republican caucus ballot to replace Senator William E B Chandler, whose term ends March 3. The vote totals show Blair Quinby Sutton Baker and handler. Burnham was chosen on the first ballot and then unanimously. The fight centered on Chandler's pro silver stance administration criticisms and tenure.
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Chandler
Concord
N. H
Henry E. Burnham
Manchester
William EB. Chandler
Henry W. Blair
Henry W. Quinby
Cyrus A. Sullon
Henry M. Baker
Williamhandler
Henry FE. Burnham
Burnham
New Hampshire
Senator Wolcott Improves. May Miss Senate Sessions
Senator Wolcott, stricken with la grippe after Christmas, remains homebound in Washington. While improving, he is not likely to attend Senate sessions for several days.
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Wolcott
Washington
Senate
Washington News Roundup on Legislation and Officials
Mr and Mrs John Carlton of Grand Junction visit Washington as guests of Representative and Mrs Bell James FP Warlen named attorney general of Porto Rico son of Justice Harlin of the Supreme Court The House passes a House re apport ionment bill cutting Colorado three members and five electoral votes Senate votes to abolish the army canteen with a strong margin Army canteen provisions bar sale of intoxicants in military posts Navy awards contracts for ships to Moran Bros Bathworks and Newport News Ship Building Co Cushman attacks river and harbor bill urging three way division of committee funds House passes 170 pension bills including higher grants for General Americus V Rice Lodge buoyant on naval strength and US European trade supremacy No official word on the Hlai gau ncefote treaty from British or American embassies Public lands committee advances Shafroth Newlands push $1 000 000 arid land reclamation funding Epidemic grip in Washington affects many including the President secretary of state and Speaker Senator Warren seeks thanks to Captain Clark for noted services in Wyoming visits
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John Carlton
Grand Junction
Washington
Bell
James FP. Warlan
Porto Rico
Justice Harlin
Supreme Court
Senate
Colorado
Congress
Hoar
Secretary of the Navy
Ite
Moran Bros
Seattle
Bathworks
Maine
Newport New Ship Building Company
Army Dil
United States
Barry
Cushman
Caesar
House
Americus V. Rice
Rice
Vicksburg
Tie
Ohio
Buat
Burton
Missouri River Commission
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Unitedes
Europe
Department State
London
Lord Salisbury
England
House Committee On Public Lands
Newlands
Nevada
Shafroth
Cole Lo
Wolcott
Newell
Geological Survey
Se Ry
Warren
Clark
Wyoming
Waring
el Paso
Xas
Kautz
I. ©. Kearns
St. Louis
Eureka
Arkansas
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Kansas
Missouri
Hennepin Paper
Little Falls
Minnesota
Searcy County
Chattanooga
Penpessee
Lookout Mountain
Dingley Woolen Mills Company
Philadelphia
Andrew Db. White
Germany
Berlin
New York City
Heidelberg
Frank Jam
Jesse James
Missouri House of Representatives
Sherman
Manila
Iranecisco
John B. Laing
Chicago
Laing
Scotland
Princess of Wales
William Waldorf Astor
Conger
State Department
China
Philippine Commission
General MacArthur
Majarines
Court of First Instance
Gage H
United States Post Office
Court House
Eastman Kodak
Rochester
New York
Edward Murphy
George S
Idaho
United States Senate
Brussels
I Ner Soudan
Antwerp
Congo State
California
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Montana
Japan to Protect Laborers Amid U S Labor Tensions
Butte Montana January 10 A Japanese consulate official Nichhara is sent from Vancouver to investigate labor trouble and alleged robberies and assaults by Japanese workers. The government says laborers are not wanted in America since August 1900 and will protect those abroad while promoting reform and employment for women.
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Mont
Nichkara
Vancouver
Montana
Tle
United States
America
Nickhara
O. O. Howard
People’s Choral Union
Cooper Build
York
Meliiley
Abraham Lincoln
Carnegie Hall
Boston
Norman Selby
Kid McC
Pugilist
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Melon Growers Sell Arkansas Valley Crop in Rocky Ford
The Federated Association of the Arkansas Valley Melon Growers closed a session in Rocky Ford with the sale of the coming season's crop. Lyons & Coggin will dispose of all melons for a 15 percent commission and cover railroad freight and refrigeration. Provisions include stripping cars paid, an evaluator in eastern markets, and a car ventilation representative sent east after five or more cars ship.
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Rocky Ford
Denver
Colo. Dan
Federated Association of the Arkansas Valley
Dodge City
Alaska bound steamers fleet voyage from Seattle
Three vessels Excelsior Cottage City and Ruth sailed for the North with 175 passengers and 1 500 tons of freight. Passengers head to Nome Chestochena Klondike Porcupine and quartz camps across southern Alaska. Excelsior carries 100 passengers headed to Chestochena via Valdes. Ruth ships cargo including a crate of skunks for a polecat farm on Skakon Island.
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Wash
Excelsior
Cottage City
Ruth
Nome
Chestochena
Klondike
Porcupine
Valdes
Katmai
Tianna Bay
Shlondike
Yukon
War talk from Pekin as Chinese drill 85000 troops
Jan 11 dispatch from Pekin says the court has 85000 Chinese troops drilling in the city and arming with modern rifles. The population is bitterly anti foreign and believes it can face the allies in open battle. A German review honors Prince Chaun, brother of the Emperor, who says he does not officially represent the court but knows his brother's sentiments.
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Pekin
Unfu
Prince Chaun
President Still Improving After Illness
Washington January 11 reports the President's improvement continued yesterday with no complications and a normal temperature. Physicians see no cause for concern about his recovery but medic advised remaining in bed for several days.
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Washington
Jan
Prairie cruiser carries US exhibit to Paris fair
The United States cruiser Prairie left Havre with the Paris exposition exhibit and will call at New York to offload the fine arts display before sailing to Baltimore. An Alaska cannery man criticizes government hatchery orders as costly and impractical given the short season.
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Havre
United States
Prairie
New York
Baltimore
Alaska
Alaska Cannery Man
Gage
Denver Post Office Clerk Arrested in Embezzlement Case
Post Office Inspector Sullivan reports the arrest and preliminary indictment of Downing, a Florado clerk, for embezzling $462 in money orders. Deputy Marshal Day filed the case. Downing pleaded guilty before Commissioner Beaumont in Pueblo. He allegedly destroyed orders to conceal theft dating back to last February and posted bond for U S District Court appearance in Denver next April.
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Post Office
Sullivan
Denver
Hiow
Thowning
Florado
United
E. H. Day
Downing
A. J. Beaumont
Pueblo
United States District Court
Colorado Notes Report Fires and Fractured News
A compilation from Aspen fires blamed on fire bugs. Denver elects Charles P Wilson president of the Chamber of Commerce. Silverton railroad closed for winter. Den ver post office cashier Ms Liverman resigns to attend Silverton business. Telluride grants 20 year Colorado Telephone Company franchise. Reports on mine deaths at Newcastle and Telluride, bank dividend for creditors, Glenwood Springs water electric survey, Denver minister speeches, and the Rocky Mountain Savings bank asset ruling.
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Aspen
Charles P Wilson
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Silverton
Lronton
Liverman
Denver Post Office
Ore
Board of Trustees of
Telluride
Colorado Telephone Company
Powler
Pueblo Cowboy
Denver
Salt Lake
Commercial National Bank of Denver
Glenwood Springs
Gilly Creek
Emma Fitzgerald
OC Reakirt
Alamosa
Tie
Watson Uzzell
Watson Uzzell, of Th Noted People's Tabernac
Christmias
J. A. Lovell
Tuge
National Zoological Gardens
Washington, D. C
Georgia
Oliver Scovel
Willian Tennit
Tomboy
Richard Grifith
Stong
Union
Statechool of Mines
Trinidad
Éidill
Northcutt
Madill
Lincoln County
Stion
Tos. Harper
River Bend
HH. Vield
Hugo
Secretar
J. P. Dickinson
O. Dostal
Aroya
C. Suther
D. A. Lowell
James Will
L. M. Laurie
D. B. Brockway
William T Peeting
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Pueblo
Bis
Hinmse
Sheldon
Iis
Butler
Rocky Mountain Savings Bank
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