05 Jan 1903
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1903
Page
1
Police report describes a patron entering a Raines Law hotel bar and ordering whiskey before a sequence leading to an extreme state of dryness. Officers note no injuries and no further complications observed at the scene.
Washington reports a White House conference backing a naval bill increasing battleships and armored cruisers for the next session. The plan doubles Annapolis cadet appointments over twelve years, links education to defense, and argues for expanded fleets to guard coasts and strategic routes while maintaining Monroe Doctrine leverage.
London reports a conference led by Lord Dunraven proposes abolition of dual land ownership and hints at a forthcoming land purchase bill in Parliament. Wyndham to consider its suggestions, though not all recommendations may be adopted due to party and stakeholder concerns.
Ex-chief William S. Devery seeks court orders to force Tammany Hall executive committee to show cause why he is barred from his elected seat and to reveal the contents of a mysterious envelope from a protest meeting. He vows a fight, accuses grafting insiders, and says the movement may wipe out both parties.
Official dispatch from Fez says Sultan reconciles with brother Mulai Mohammed appoints him governor of Fez Province and suppresses Buhamara’s revolt. Tribes desert Buhamara, fidelity sworn to the Sultan, routes to the coast reopen, and a large expedition is said to be planned to crush the rebellion.
The Irish Land Conference report urges replacing dual ownership with occupying or proprietary ownership. It favors voluntary settlements between owner and occupier with state title checks, promotes landlords remaining in Ireland, and suggests fair prices based on income. State guarantees or capital sums at 3 to 34 percent would fund rents reductions of 15 to 25 percent, with some direct state support in future welfare. Captain Shane-Taylor sails to the US to gauge American views before proposals reach President Roosevelt.
In Honolulu on January 3 a Bishop sent New Year greetings to the Pope and received a blessing. The Associated Press dispatches arrived in the islands for the first time via the Pacific Commercial Cable Company. The steamer City of Peking arrived today.
Peking reports Sir Liang Cheng the new minister to the United States will wed Yu Keng's daughter before leaving for Washington. The bride is educated abroad and fluent in English and French, one of the few Chinese women with modern education and ideas.
St. Petersburg reports the Chinese Government has begun restoration of the imperial palaces at Moukden Manchuria amid a renewed cultural heritage effort. The move signals cooperation between states on preserving historical sites and regional legacy.
Report from Shenghai on January 4 describes terror in China as five thousand troops move to quell disorders in Che-Kiang. The scene is connected to rail and regional lines, including Pacific routes, with cross-continental links referenced.
The Pittsburg Coal Company announced two years ago it adopted a profit sharing plan similar to major firms like United States Steel and Pressed Steel Car. The program, run by the Pittsburg Coal Company Employees Association, has fostered harmony and provided low-interest loans for starting funds, with one million dollars in its assets and broad employee participation.
Delhi hosts a brilliant durbar chapter of Indian orders led by Lord Curzon and Lady Curzon with the Duke and Duchess of Connaught. Some 300 Order of the Star of India members and many maharajahs attend as hundreds of electric lights illuminate silken robes and jeweled outfits during investiture. The procession features white and silver gowns, diamond coronets, and a grand display behind golden thrones. A state service at the polo grounds follows, with thousands of troops in line, massed bands, flag signal responses, and megaphone singing by bandsmen.
A bold Pathan assault on Friday targeted the guard and jewel room of the Arts Exhibition in Delhi. Gems valued at 1,250,000 dollars were guarded by police and jewelers who, after a scuffle, foil the robbery attempt. Security is increased at the jewel room after the incident.
General Francis V. Greene police commissioner led a round of inspections with Inspector Brooks, visiting West Thirty-seventh Street, East Thirty-fifth Street, and other stations to check Raines law hotels and excise compliance. He questioned a patrolman, toured Craig’s Raines hotel, praised Captain O’Reilly, and urged strict enforcement with no liquor sales from Sunday noon to Monday 5 a.m. through the precinct.
Round trip tickets to California offered at all ticket offices. Travel via Chicago and North Western routes with Western Pacific and Southern Pacific railways. Sale includes diverse turning options and routes.
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