Treaty In Time Senate Bacon Aims Amendments On Sugar Rates
The senate examined the Cuban reciprocity treaty with two executive sessions. Senator Bacon announced amendments to be public, proposing that the treaty not take effect until Congress approves it, potentially forcing House action. The sugar rate provision limits Cuba's duty reduction to 20 percent and bans lower rates for other countries while the treaty is in force. Nugget items note a man found dead on Norfolk tracks, another's suicide in Harrisburg, and Baron von Sternburg sailing from Hamburg to New York.
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Bacon
House
Washington
senate
Cullom
senate committee on foreign relations
foreign relations committee
Cuba
United States
Custom
congress
committee on foreign relations
Republic of Cuba
James Harvey
Norfolk and Western
Norfolk
Peter Knapp
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Fa Baron Speck von Sternburg
Hamburg
Germany
New York
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promoted for Women
A testimonial heavy piece touts Dr. Pierce of Buffalo N Y and his remedies Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. It claims cures for backache nervousness and certain female ailments and urges sick women to write for confidential correspondence and treatment.
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Micka
PES WEYton
Lesaenr
Dr. Pierce
Labor Leader Gould Not Represent 400000 Mine Workers
Philadelphia January 20 coal strike commission heard Col R A Phillips Scranton general superintendent of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad describe mine conditions He supported workers organizing but opposed nonemployees directing union bargains He said the Mine Workers Union must purge younger members and that a committee of miners employed by the company could represent workers He defended personal views on arbitrator calls as private not official company policy
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Phillips
Gould
Philadelphia
Col
R. A. Phillips
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad company
coal strake commission
Philips
Lackawanna company
United Mine Workers of America
Gray
Mine Workers’ Union
Clark
Mr. Phillips
Mitchell
Mr. Darrow
Darrow
Truesdale
Baer Denies Coal Shortage on Reading Line
Philadelphia January inquiry quoted George F Baer as denying coal shortages on the Philadelphia and Reading railway. He said reports of 150000 tons held were false and traffic moves freely. He noted abundant coal cars and heavy movement with 1018 anthracite cars passing Reading division and 481 cars unloaded in Philadelphia plus 439 at Port Richmond and 194 bituminous cars also unloaded there.
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Reading
Philadelphia
George F. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading railway
city of Philadelphia
Port Richmond
Port
Royal Palace at Dresden Scene of Trouble Recalled
The palace in Gross Garten Dresden recalls turmoil at the Saxon court. It was from here that Crown Princess Louise fled with her tutor lover and the old King Iles faced serious illness or danger as events unsettled the royal residence.
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Gross Garten
Dresden
Louise
Coal Drowning Threat Read by Miners Union Strike
Reading 364 cars of anthracite and 182 ars of bituminous coal were dumped. The car reports show a visible supply of 2000 cars in excess of demand. Six collieries with a daily production of 4000 tons were drowned out by the Miners Union order and four are being pumped out. two are ruined and must be abandoned. The strike would deprive the public of coal and many workers of employment.
Postoffice Mystery Solved By Tearing Down Partition
New York January 20 The two year mystery of missing railroad coupons worth 7800 dollars was cleared after an old partition in the post office registry division was removed A carpenter Manning who found a torn envelope with cigarette coupons led to a salvage of 3500 dollars and the rest are expected to be recovered Police suspect a clerk stole and concealed the coupons while the partition existed Across the country reports include Venezuela envoy's remarks on pay limits and Buffalo plans a McKinley monument ceremony with Burnham design Also rainbow sighted in Norwalk and Delaware caucuses naming nominees for the U S Senate plus a Washington YMCA anniversary banquet with President Roosevelt attending.
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New York
general post office
Hope & Son, bankers
Amsterdam
Helland
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Company
Corn Exchange Bank
Manning
Post office
Dover
Del
J. Edward Addicks
United States senate
Groves and Connor
Representative Laws
Addi
Willard Saulsbury
Washington
United States
Richard R Kenney
Nurrngton
Henry A. Dupont
Anthony Higgins
Miles in St. Petersburg and Platt Nominated for Senator
General Miles arrived in St. Petersburg from Moscow accompanied by his party and spoke of TransLitt erian Railroad prospects. In Albany the Republicans nominated Thomas C. Platt for United States senator by a large majority. Elihu Root made the opposing nomination with Stenchfield of Elmira chosen by Democrats.
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St. Petersburg
Miles
USA
Mr. Miles
Moscow
General Miles
Manchuria
Berlin
Paris
London
New York
Tillmans Victim Dies After Defense Claim
In Columbia South Carolina editor N G Gonzator died after four days of illness from septic infection following a gunshot by Lieutenant Governor Tillman. Autopsy shows infection from tissue gangrene. Tillman may argue Gonzales advanced on him thinking he was armed. Funeral set for Trinity Church at 4 pm.
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Columbia
D. C
N. G. Gonzator
Tillman
Gonzales
A. B. Knowlton
Richland
Ita
Buchanan
South Carolina
North
Hugh 8. Thompson
New York
Washington
Trinity Church
Capers
Yorkville, S.C
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M. E. Hueuson
East
Ohio St
Chicago
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Selah Stowell
Wellington St
Kingston
Ont
Dean Mas. Prokuan
Lydia E. Pinkham
SARGERT
GEW FOOD CHOPPER
EBERT & SONS
J.W.HARPER
New Orleans
Harper
BUFFALO
C.N HAUER
J. DANIEL CRIMMINS
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N. Market Street
ERNEST HELFENSTEWN
W. Patrick Sr
Frederick, M4
LDWIF DEVILNER
Axe DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
Dell & Alveur
Beiting
Presertex
MERCIAL PRINTING
TEE NEWS
Pierce
BAER
BOWEN
Venezuela
Charleston
S. C
Dolphin
Washinton
Caro
Great Britain
Castro
omacuta
La Guaira
McKiniey
N. Y
McKiney monument commission
Crere & Hastings
Niagara Square
Daniel H. Burnham
Norwalk
Ohio
DELAWARE
Y.M.C. A
Roosevelt
Washington Young Men’s Christian Association
international committee of North America
Harlan and Brewer
Root
Depew and
Ferkins
George Foster Peabody
Baron Versen
Shaw
Rexey
Corbin and Young
Cortelyou
Wu Shen Tung
Navy
Darling
P. Vignal
Lafajole
Hirokichi Mutsu
C. Q O. Howard
Bishop Satterlee
Cannon Helen Gould
McaAlpin
Women's Auxiliary
YM.CGA
H. B. F. McVarland
board of Alsitiet commissioners
GEN. MILES
PLATT
HIMSzer
N. G. Gonzales
Perletonitis
Albany
New Central
Melrose
Castleton
Patrick Kenney
J. Sprought
Lake Shore limited
Randall
limited
Tampa
Fla
Isaac A. Stewart
criminal court
Valusia county
Graham
Hillsborough county
Stewart
Ambrose Mulley
William Chappell
Malley
North Main avenue
Chappell
Eckhardt & Swan Milling Company
Carroll avenue
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