PLEASURE FOR PHILIPPINES DISCUSSION IN SENATE
Washington on January 15 Senate debated Philippine policy and a resolution to form a joint committee to investigate conduct in the Philippine campaign. Supporters sought full testimony while opponents questioned necessity and favored referral to the Philippines committee. The session also touched Cuba reciprocity and the pension bill debate.
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Masoneuurerneu
Senate
Cuba
United States
Mnnson
Washington
House
Gardner
Mich
Rixey
Gibson
Tenn
Archipelago
Wheeler
Congress
de Armond
H. C. Smith
Corn King George H Phil lips suspended by board of trade
In Chicago on January 15 George H Phil lips known as the corn king was suspended by the board of trade and his trades ordered closed at his request when the session opened. In Cincinnati Dr Nicholas Timany a renowned physician killed himself with a gunshot at his 621 Main street office on January 15. No one heard the shot and reports say recent domestic sorrows may have driven him to despair.
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Chicago
George H. Phillips
Board of Trade
Cincinnati
Nicholas Timany
Main Street
Williamsport
Karthaus
New West Branch
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Robert Boulton
Wellsburg
Plan for Visit of Prince Henry to United States
The cabinet discussed plans for appointing representatives for King Edward VII's coronation and for Prince Henry of Prussia's visit to the United States. Officials aim to entertain the prince in a manner that strengthens ties with Kaiser and German people, with several notable events to be arranged at the White House. The president and secretary of state lead efforts to ensure a memorable first U.S. visit.
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Washington
Dan
Edward VII
Prince Henry
Kuiver
Newark
White House
United States
Important surrender at Batan islands reported
Washington January 15 The war department reports the surrender of insurgent officers and men at Tant, Batangas in the Philippines. The development is described as influential, with potential to influence other resistance.
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Batanans
Washington
War Department
Tant
Batangas
Whilippine Islands
Ten Miners Die in Bow Mine Explosion
Ten miners perished in an explosion at Mine No. 9 of Milby Dow Mining Co. in Bow I T. The ten men were the sole occupants of the mine and all bodies were recovered. Death attributed to after damp with no shaft injuries. fire quickly controlled after blast.
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South McAllister
Milby & Dow Mining Company
Bow
Jack Meevy
W F Keith
B F, Farhurst
E. M Prichard
Bert Gatlin
Joe Bemmas
Thomas Blua
John Blua
M Brow
John Beatal
Hostile surrender in Batangas reduces insurgent forces
The capitulation included a colonel, three lieutenant colonels, a major, five captains, 12 lieutenants, 245 men and 223 rifles at Marasigait. The western Hatangas sector is reportedly clear of hostiles and unconditional surrender is credited to American troops. Loyal natives expect further surrenders elsewhere in Batangas.
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Marasigait
Impurisue
Hatangas
Tos
Batangas
Oil Flowing From Denver Well at 615 Feet
A Debeque dispatch reports air-free oil flowing from a Debeque Colorado well at ten barrels daily. The well has reached a depth of 615 feet and yields oil with a paraffine base.
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Denver
Col
Debequ
Rennals Resigns From Minole Commission Ahead of Expo
Springfield Illinois January 15 Charles S Rennals of Jacksonville tendered to Governor Yates his resignation as a member of the Minole commissioners board to attend the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St Louis in 1903.
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Springfield
Charles S. Rennals
Jacksonville
Yates Hiss
Board of Minole Commissioners
Bt. Louis
Miners Survive Explosion Deep in Mine Depth 240 Feet
Rescue teams worked quickly after an explosion at a coal mine depth of 240 feet. Miners at the pit mouth descended safely and bodies were found within a small radius. Fire was extinguished and the last man brought to the surface before midnight. Most victims had long service with the company and families dependent on them.
Coal gas incident in Indianapolis sends two men to hospital
Indianapolis reports Harry B. Wilson and Edward D. Moore found unconscious in a closed room from coal gas. Wilson revived after hours. Moore remains in critical condition. Both men, lodging at 318 North East street, were associated with Columbia National Bank and Indiana National Bank.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harry BR. Wilson
Columbia National Bank
Edward D Moore
Indiana National Bank
North East Street
Butler Bank Robbed as Vault Blown with Dynamite
The Bank of Butler in Butler, Georgia, was robbed Monday night of about $2,000 in cash. Dynamite was used to blow the vault. The burglars escaped.
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Butler, Ga
Bank of Butler
Special representatives named for King Edward coronation
Washington announces special US delegation to the Edward VII coronation. Whitelaw Reid will serve as special ambassador with Gen James H. Wilson as army representative and Capt Charles E. Clark for the navy. Three secretaries include J P Morgan Jr Edmund Lincoln Bayles and William Wetmore.
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Washington
United States
King Edward
J Pierpont Morgan
New York
Edmund Lincoln Bayles
William Wetmore
Senator Wetmore
Rhode Island
Shaw Delivers Iowa Biannual Message With School Aid Push
Des Moines Iowa January 15 Governor Leslie M Shaw announced in his biannual message to the Twenty ninth general assembly a strong plea for increased funding for the state university Iowa college of agriculture state normal school and rural schools He also urged funds for a Louisiana Purchase exposition exhibit Capitol building improvements and Vicksburg National Park.
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Des Moines
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
the Treasury
Twenty-ninth General Assembly of the
Senate
House of Representatives of
State University
Iowa College of Agriculture
State Normal School
Capitol Building
Vicksburg National Park
Walla Walla Wreck Survivors Recovered Near Crescent City
A raft from the ill fated steamer Walla Walla was brought to Aberdeen by the Melville Nollar. The raft found on January 9, sixteen miles southwest of Crescent City, included a coat jacket two life belts and a felt hat identified as belonging to W J Shiels a waiter who served on the Walla Walla.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Walla Walla
Melville Nollar
Crescent City
W J Shiels
Jupiter mine flood traps 43 in Austria
Pruex Austria January 15 The Jupiter mine flooded on Tuesday trapping 43 men including the manager and two superintendents with no apparent escape. It is believed all may have drowned.
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Pruex
Austria
Markets Report From Chicago and New York Trading
Chicago and New York markets show mixed moves across grains and fats with May and July positions. Wheat pulled back then rallied on cover while corn and oats opened weak and recovered. pork, lard, and ribs show active trading with shifting cash and future quotes.
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Burbanks Tugi
Mork
Casis
Isaan
New York
Live Stock Markets in South Omaha Jan 14 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Cattle market active and steady with ranges for native steers 4.00 to 4.75, cows and heifers 3.00 to 6.00, western and Texas steers varying. Hogs bid up about 10 cents with mixed, light and bulk sales between 6.10 and 6.30. Sheep steady with fed matter 5.10 to 5.75, western 5.25 to 5.75, ewes 3.00 to 4.10, lambs 4.00 to 6.00.
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South Omaha
Neb
Texas
Summon
Lambs
Foraker Dominates Ohio Senate Vote for US Senator
Ohio legislature members in Columbus cast party line ballots for US senator. Foraker led the senate 21 to 11 and dominated the house with 666 votes to 42 for Baker. Reports from Johannesburg note De Wet surrounded as British columns and armored trains limit his movements. Lord Kitchener sustains pursuit with relays remounts and reports Boer casualties and surrenders.
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B. Foraker
Repubicans
Senate
Charles W Baker
Cincinnati
Foraker
Paker
Johannesburg
Gem de Wet
de Wet
Zeefonteim
Lord Kitchener
Gorman Reelected to Maryland Senate Seat
Annapolis reports Former United States Senator Arthur Pue Gorman was reelected Tuesday to occupy the Maryland Senate seat he had lost four years earlier and regained in November last. He won every Democratic vote in both branches of the General Assembly.
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Maryland
Senate
Annapolis
United States
Arthur Tue Gorman
Genera
Gorman Wins Senate and House GOP Nominations
Arthur Pue Gorman led in the Senate and William H. Jackson led in the House with the joint session set for noon Wednesday to announce the results as required by law. Representative Smoot did not attend.
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Senate
Jackson II
House
Jackson
McCreary Elected Senator by Legislature of Kentocks
James McCreary was formally elected protector states senator by both houses in separate sessions. The joint session will ratify the vote on Wednesday. In the House the tally was McCreary 74 Deboe 24. in the Senate McCreary 23 Deboe 11.
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Frankfor
James KR McCreary
Protec
Sion
House
McCreary
Deboe
Senate
Mcreary
British Hope Renewed in Kitchener Report
London January 15 reports lord Kitchener’s dispatch omits reference to De Wet, a cheerful indication that British prospects in the field remain favorable. The omission is briefly noted as a significant element of the latest war bulletin from London.
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Kitchener
de Wet
London
Lord Kitchener
Indiana leaders invite president to soldiers monument dedication
Washington January 15 Governor Durbim of Indiana Senator Fairbanks Attorney General Taylor and State Auditor Hart met at the White House and extended an invitation to the president to attend the dedication of the soldiers monument in Indianapolis on May 1. The president said he would consider the invitation and would attend if possible. Cabinet members will also be invited.
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Washington
Durbim
Indiana
Fairbanks
Taylor
Hart
White House
Soldiers’ Monument
Indianapolis
Navy chief urges larger enlisted force for new ships
Washington Jan 15 Rear Admiral Crowninshield head of the bureau of navigation urged the House naval committee for at least 3,000 more enlisted men and officers to properly man new ships, stressing urgent manpower needs.
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Washington
Crowninshield
Bureau of Navigation
House Naval Committee
Gov Shaw frees Hon A L Wood parole at Fort Madison
Des Moines reports the parole of Hon A L Wood of Winsterset from Fort Madison prison for perjury after serving half his sentence. Wood was a former legislator and editor who had served as postmaster at the time of his conviction. In Wichita Kansas Nellie was abducted and found harmed. authorities say no motive is established for the attack on the 11 year old daughter of George Cotas.
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Shaw
A. L. Wood
Winsterset
Thes
Fort Madison
Wood
Legislatas
Wichita
Kan
Nellie Os Neflibon
George Cotas Anon
Laura
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