Roosevelt 10 Congress Excerpts on Indian Policy and Public Service
President urges decisive reformation of Indian policy breaking up tribal bonds for individual rights, supports rural free delivery expansion, and defends merit based civil service. He advocates rigid anti partisan administration in colonies and territories while praising national exhibits and Smithsonian plans.
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Philippines
Porta Riva
Army
Porto Rico
Dane Couyulas
Wervitageburg & Ade
Congress
United States
Fkey Neal Bdavenow
Ely
St. Louis
Missouri
Charleston
Buffalo
Western Hemisphere
Settlement of the Chinese crisis and its effects
The article outlines the 1900-era settlement terms between China and the foreign powers. It notes plenipotentiaries signed a final protocol in September, approves reparation for murders, authorizes penalties against officials, and imposes examinations bans. It covers foreign safety guarantees, quartering of foreign quarters, military guards, trade treaty revisions, and river improvements. It highlights China’s agreed participation in international conservancy efforts and tariff revisions to facilitate foreign trade.
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Pacific
China
Chin
Ching
Patera
Lata
Woodville
Rockhill
Peking
Rey Vital
Hxa
Butsterity
Shanghai
Cestral
Cina
International Conservancy Board
Ras Bern
Bhanghal
Roosevelt on China trade and Pan American relations
Theodore Roosevelt urges parity in trade with China and equal rights across the empire. He praises the Pan American Congress, supports inland access via waterways, and calls for peaceful, mutually respectful international relations. Roosevelt notes judicial actions re Mexican awards and commemorates royal deaths with sincere national grief.
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China
Mexico
United States
Treallevgues UN
Congress
Tha Claimanta
Secretary of State
Monroviiz
Victoria
McKinley
British Empire
Frederick
Germany
Battle Creek Seeks New County Amid Tax Grievances
James Henry of Battle Creek pushes a plan to split the county and form a new one that includes his city and surrounding townships. He cites tax unfairness, noting Battle Creek bears about a third of the county’s $40 million assessment while receiving only one of the county board’s three equalization seats. Prominent locals call for division as the remedy, with Henry as a leading advocate.
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James Henry
Battle Creek
Marriage Licenses and Business Moves Reported
Marriage licenses issued for Charles W. Kemper of Grand Rapids and Edith Cbutfield of Battle Creek. The Laimbers Wood and Machinery Co. relocates its main offices to Marshall with future work to be housed there. Factory operations to be shipped this week and installed in the new Hevebsallee building. A brass office will be trained in this city in revival of the Foat building where the yagin offices have previously been located.
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District of Columbia
Laimbers Pood and Machiery Company
Marshall
Hevebsallee
Brasc
Revivar
Foat
Yagin
Walter Nelson Held Up In City. Two Arrested In Cash Theft
Walter Nelson, a well known city resident, was robbed of about 33 in cash and a bank draft near Vogt Bros saloon Tuesday evening. The draft and part of the cash were recovered by Stephen Riley the next morning and turned to Deputy Sheriff Farner. Bert Wyeko and George Vien Mave were arrested Wednesday, pleaded not guilty, and requested an examination set for Monday.
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Walter Nelson
Vogt Bro’s
Commercial Savings Bank
Nelson
Rank Francisco of
Newton
F. Martin’s
Mir
Stephen Riley
Opera House
Farner
Lestar
Bert Wyckoi
George Ganesa
Firner
The County Doctors at Calhoun Q County Meet
The 25th annual meeting of the Calhoun County Medical Association was held in Albion with papers read and officers elected for the year. President Dr George O Hatford of Albion. First Vice President Dr L J Joy of Marshall. Second Vice President Dr J H Reed of Battle Creek. Secretary Dr W H Haughey of Battle Creek. Treasurer Dr Olin of Battle Creek. Secretary report shows 83 members. Banquet at Albion Blouse. next quarterly meeting set for the first Tuesday in March in Battle Creek.
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Calhoun Q County Medical Association
Albion
George O. Hatford
L. 3. Joy
Marshall
J. H. Reed
Battle Creek
W. H. Haughey
Olin
Epworth League
H. J. Courtright
N.H. Gleason
E. Marble
George Hard
Stella Murdock
W. B. Welles
Charles Murdock
Miss Foote
George Coleman
Burglars Enter Sumer Phelps Store at Ceresco
Burglars broke a rear glass pane at the Siumry Phelps store in Ceresco on Wednesday night stealing 1.80 in pennies, a watch, and cheap jewelry. Entry was made by window damage and several small articles were carried outside while others were left near the car. Sheriff Williams and deputy are investigating.
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Siumry Phelps
Ceresco
Wis
Jewley
B& Beneral Ovex
Williams
Leedle Bros Offer Christmas Goods and Silverware
In town for Christmas, Leedle Bros. invites customers to view their electric cutlery knives razors and shears. The store also features a complete silverware ring with top styles of the year and a new granite ware line for holiday needs.
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Leedle Bros
Wlso
Wedded On Stage As Theatre Hosts A Marriage
A Defiance Ohio clipping reports Laura Bates of Marshall Michigan marrying Berty Turner on stage after the Skreetex Stock production of Michael Strogoff at the Citizens. Rev S L Roberts officiated, amid a staged Lohengrin march and a stage reception by the Citizens.
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Defiance
Ohio
Laura Bates
Keya
Michael Strogoff
Skreetex Stock Company
Citizens
Lohengrin
S. L Roberty
Bact
Luxuer
WM. B. Straster
Laura M. Bates
Miss Biske
Roberts Than Dewan
Munster Bronnan
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Grand Rapids
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Battles Creek
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W. H. Porter
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Thip City
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