Senate Debates Army Reorganization and Veterinary Corps
Senator Lodge urges strong army and navy while opposing a veterinary staff corps in the army plan. He argues 100000 troops are needed, notes Philippine unrest easing, and outlines how canal guarding and future troop reductions would unfold. Opposition from Senator Kenny favors the veterinary corps, while Sewell warns of injustice to regular officers.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Bacon
Georgia
United States
Europe
United
Kenny
Delaware
Sewell
Regular Army
Philippines
George ‘Washington
T Pelleva
Peice
Philippine Islanda
United’ States
Nicaragua”canal
Chailegins
Congressman's rupture of pulmonary artery
Washington January 8 physicians report Representative Neville is in dangerous condition with rupture of the pulmonary artery. Attending Dr Elaine and specialist Dr Chew concluded the rupture after examination. He is treated with iced packing and salt solution to aid comfort.
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Zreseman Neville
Washington
Congress
Bruessman Neville
Elaine
Chew
Neville
Supreme Court rules inventory clause in fire policy invalid
Washington Jan 8 The Supreme Court today decided the Liverpool London & Globe Insurance Company v Kearney & Wyse involving an inventory clause requiring the insured to keep an inventory of effects in a fireproof compartment. The policy was held valid despite the missing inventory and loss by fire. The Circuit Court of Appeals had ruled the omission invalidated the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Suprome Court
Liverpool, London & Glote Insurance
Cogainat Kearney & Wyse
Kearney
Wyse
Noye
I.T
Circuit Court of Appeals
Senatorial Hearing on Oleomargarine Bill Opposed by Ohio Firms
Charles W. Scholl of Cincinnati testified before Senate committees, arguing against the oleomargarine bill. He represented the Ohio Butterine Co, the Jacob Cole Packing Co, and the Union Dairy Co and spoke for farmers and consumers from Ohio and nearby states.
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Washington, D, GC
Charles W. Scholl
Cincinnati
Senate
Ohio Butterine Company
Jacob Cold, Packing Company of
Kansas City
Union Dairy Company
Clevelang
Many Land Entries At Stake Supreme Court Case
The U S Supreme Court under Justice Harlan handed down a decision on the competency of the interior secretary to withdraw odd numbered sections from settlement within the indemnity limits of the Northern Pacific. The Hewitt v Schultz case held the secretary may not be bound by earlier doubts and reversed the North Dakota court, affecting multiple titles from 1878 onward.
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Supreme Court
Washington
United States Suprema Court
Justice Harlan
Fred Hewitt
Emil
Friedrika Schultz
Hewitt
Secretary of the Interior
G Finel
Supreme Court of North Dakota
Marlan
Vilas
Deportations Ordered to Guam by General MacArthur
Manila January 8 General MacArthur orders deportation of General Ricarte Del Pilar Hizon Liahera and Santos to Guam. Nine regimental and four subordinate officers plus eight civilians including Trias Tecson Mabini are also to be deported. Plan to hold rebel leaders in Guam until peace. First municipal election succeeds at Baguio Igorrotes participate. In Manila open political meetings by former insurgent officers urge liberty under U S constitution. Federal party declaration signed by attendees.
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McArthur
Guam
Manila
Macarthur
Ricarte
del Pilar
Hizon
Liahera
Santos
Trias
Tecson
Mabini
Baguio
Benguet
United States
Death claims Carl Morton in Waukegan
Carl Morton son of former Secretary J Sterling Morton died in Waukegan, Illinois, from pneumonia contracted recently. He was 35, born in Nebraska City, lived here until last April, led the local starch factory and later the United States sugar refinery in Waukegan. He leaves a widow and two children. funeral arrangements pending.
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Vormer
Waukegan
Nebraska City
Neb
Carl Morton
J. ‘Sterling Morton
United States
Robert Payne
McSwain Charged With Murder at Rawlins Wyoming
Orlo McSwain of Baggs has been jailed on a murder charge after allegedly shooting his rival Taylor at Dixon months earlier. The Taylor family held a grudge due to an arrest by McSwain's father, a deputy sheriff, during the summer.
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McSwain
Rawlins
Wyo
Orlo McSwain
Baggs
Taylor
Dixon
Mc Swain
Taylors
Fire at 118 Washington Ave South Kills Three Men
In Minneapolis at 3 a.m. a fire originated in the rear of the Standard Furniture store caused the Har vard hotel occupying the upper floors to fill with smoke. Three men lost their lives from suffocation as smoke enveloped the building.
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Blytt
Minneapolis
Minn
Jan
Washington Avenue South
Standard Furniture
Harvard
Bullring
British war loan talk sparks American banker interest
Reports from New York on January 7 describe chatter about another British war loan to fund the extended campaign in South Africa. The prevalent view is that American bankers would again subscribe heavily to any such issue.
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New York
South ‘Africa
Cirains
No South Africa in This Conditions of Bullotment
Vancouver British Columbia January 8 The Imperial authorities demand that mounted police recruited here for South Africa pay their fare to Cape Town and submit to fitness inspection by English officers. All idea of raising a corps in British Columbia is abandoned unless passage is paid and men pass Canadian officer fitness inspection.
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Vancouver
B. C
South Africa
British Columbia
Trade boom under Dingley tariff lifts exports past one and a half billion
The third full year of the Dingley tariff shows U S exports surpassing 1.5 billion dollars with a roughly 650 million dollar trade balance in favor of the United States. Imports rise too but more modestly as the country buys more foreign goods for American manufacture. The Chicago Inter Ocean notes the shift in policy views and the triumph of protective tariffs, while some academics object yet the figures prove a vast expansion in both foreign and domestic trade.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Cleveland
Sumner
Republican Party
Republic
Trade Exports and Main Origin Nations Summary
The article outlines fate and lists principal exporting countries, detailing the main origins of exports and their distribution to import markets. It highlights the key nations supplying raw materials and finished goods, shaping global trade patterns and economic interdependencies.
Treaty Triumph Explains Hay-Pauncefote Modifications
The Chicago Inter Ocean argues that the Hay-Pauncefote treaty, already amended by the Senate, needs only England’s ratification to take effect as law. It defends the modifications as prudent and in U S interest, noting longstanding practice from Washington onward and the president’s duty in presenting the adjusted treaty to Britain.
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Chicago Inter-Océan
Senate
England
Lodee
United States
Congress
Washington
Executive
House
Great Britain
World Commerce Bulletin to Highlight Global Trade History
The forthcoming treasury bureau of statistics work promises to boost the nation's prestige by detailing the world’s commerce. It will trace imports and exports for major nations from early dates to the present, listing key goods and trends across centuries for each country.
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Treasury Department Bureau of Statistics
Bulletin
Bureau of Statistics
United Kingdom
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Trance
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Russia
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Canada
Mexico
Argentina
Chile
China
Japan
India
Australia
Neget
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Why Bryan Got So Many Votes in Kansas
John W. Breidenthal, Kansas bank commissioner and Bry anite gubernatorial candidate, praised a Kansas bank opening amid $100,000 in deposits by farmers and stockmen, calling it historical and proof of farmer prosperity and McKinley era confidence. The piece argues his stance shows Breidenthal's distance from his ticket and that many Bryan voters hoped for defeat, noting the paradox of Bryan’s large vote despite anticipated loss.
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John W. Breidenthal
Kansas
McKinley
Breidenthal
Bryan
Lincoln
Mr. Breidenthal
Fotish Hloora by Skating in European Floor Care
In Europe polished floors are common and polished carefully with cloths tied to shoes. Professional cleaners glide briskly, skating about to polish quickly and well, reflecting a skilled practice in floor maintenance.
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Europe
Four Winds Poem Imagery and a London Missing Link
A fragmented OCR excerpt blends a lyric poem about winds with a stray line about Henry Ludera in London. The poem contrasts winds from four directions urging separation from a beloved while the final line introduces an incomplete London reference, leaving the connection unclear.
A Dangerous Experiment A tale of disguise and danger in a strange city
A young woman fleeing dull life is mistaken for Miss Arnold by a beguiling suitor. Under gaslight she contemplates bold steps, recalls a past bond at Fathomless Lake, and weighs escaping her name and identity as she walks toward home at 18 Amherst Lane.
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K. Alden
Daily Story Pub
Arnold Shirley
Arnold
Miss Arnold
Fathomless Lake
Amherst Lane
Shirley
Impostor in Love Ends in Shared Identity
A narrator admits deception after posing as Miss Arnold to win Ralph Irving. In a cafe near Main Street the plan unravels when Irving confronts the ruse. The real Miss Arnold reveals she spurns marriage for art, while the imposter confesses. Irving confesses love, accepting the impersonator as his partner and future bride.
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Stagion
Miss Arnold
Arnold
Frank
Gail
Ralph Irving
Art
Mr. Irving
Main Street
Heatmont Avenue
Steamer Madiana Had Giant Snake on Board
The steamer Madiana recently sailed for the United States from British Guiana with a land ca miundie a snake measuring eighteen feet in length and seven inches in girth aboard. The reptile was found in Berbice and has been sent to the New York zoological gardens for custody and study.
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Bund Camiundie
Madiana
United States
Britjah Gilana
Camiundie
New York Zoological Gardens
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Amarica
Aime
Uncle Sum'a
Buttar
William S. Marcy
France
Tripoli
Lord Salisbury
Norland
Pinina
Rinne
Henry Ludera
London
Miss
Arnold- Jeyl
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