Indian Policy Debate on Civilization and Indian Labor
Senator Sanders of Montana argues that civilization must require Indians to contribute to their own subsistence. He criticizes past efforts to civilize natives as failures and proposes directing settlers' protection, ensuring Indians have food, demarcating land, and promoting farming alongside limited trade and oversight to settle the Indian question. He emphasizes daily aid, constraint on weapons, and managed reform through federal agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sandora
Montana
Washington Star
United States
Sanders
Northwest
Sr Prine
Uniension
Supreme Court of the
Indiana
Hungary
Suurlin Faiilies
Lwo
Ulu
Senator Indy Mas a Record from Columbia Dispatch
A South Carolina dispatch portrays L. M. Seby recently elected U S senator as a controversial figure with a violent past in Laurens. It notes his early law training, farming, and Allied ties, including clashes with authorities and a history of moblike acts for which he was not punished. The piece claims he will be among the youngest U S senators and highlights his magnetic presence and oratory skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
L.M. Seby
United States
Edd
Wade Haudton
Laurens
Col
Janis H. Irby
University of Virginia
Princeton College
Winder Jndage Melver
Govenor
Simpson
Hampton
Kilgore
Laurens County
G. W. Shell
Alliance
Congress
Iby
Laurensted
Enery
Col. Irby
Lkvelihood
United States Senate
Tramp Fatally Run Over by Ice Wagon
City editor reports a tramp was fatally injured after a collision with a heavily loaded ice wagon. The incident occurred in the city street, leaving bystanders and authorities to investigate the driver’s actions and the wagon’s route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsey
A Murderess Pleads for Mercy in Noted London Case
Mary Eleanor Pentsey, condemned to death for the murder of Mrs. Phoebe Hogg and her baby, faces a final appeal for mercy from the queen. The crime in Priory Street shocked London as investigators recovered a bloody kitchen, weapons, and the apparent motive of jealous passion. Pentsey’s trial resulted in a death sentence with Home Secretary Matthews noted as unlikely to intervene.
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Ttie
Condo
Mary Eleanor Pentsey
Phoebe Hogg
Holloway
London
Criminal Law Reform Association
Mwomin
Home Secretary
Matthews
Wing
Hay
Eleanor
Levene
Mrs. Hogg
Dorlor
Ogg
Renin
Royal smokers among European royalty of the era
The Tid Bits column describes royal women and their tobacco habits. Empress Elizabeth of Austria, Caroline of Russia, Queen Marguerite of Italy, Queen Regent Christiana of Spain, Queen Natalie of Servia, and Carmen Sylvia of Roumania are noted for smoking Turkish, Russian, Havana, and other cigarettes. It details their paraphernalia, rooms, and attitudes toward tobacco.
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Elizabeth of
Austria
Godollo
Cvaritin
Russia
Nicostino
Gatschina
Alhambra
Marguerite
Italy
Christiana
Spain
Bubi
Alphonso XIII
Natalie
Servia
Roumania
Carmen Bylvia
Countess de Beri
France
Amelia
Portugal
Dresden
Silver Pool inquiry urged by Missouri representative
Representative Dockery of Missouri appeared before the rules committee to discuss a resolution seeking an inquiry into alleged silver pool participation by 12 senators and 165 representatives prior to the silver bill. He cited a Washington dispatch while noting no personal knowledge of the facts, and pointed to a June 24, 1900 remark by Chairman Conger about joining pools for bullion owners versus labor and bank depositors. The committee took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Rules
Dockery
Missouri
Dovkery
Washington
Globe-Democrat
Conger
Destructive cyclone and tragic family case headline
A Georgia cyclone causes multiple deaths and injuries while a separate Pembina county case centers on Thomas Facey, a 7 year old serving a twenty year sentence, with discussions of insanity and potential asylum. The report reflects a chaotic mix of violent events and legal questions surrounding guilt and punishment.
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Thomas Facey
North Makota
Pembina
Daimestown
den Tin
Macey
Nis Voy
Bargey
Kaewy
Two Ky Men in Shootout Over Livery Stable Spat
Cairo Illinois telegram reports John L P Morris and Wallace W Blythe of Fulton Kentucky drew revolvers and fired six shots apiece without injuries amid a feud over a livery stable burning attempt. Both men, prominent and wealthy, posted bonds as warrants were executed.
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Cairo
John LP
Morris
Wallace W. Blythe
Fulton, Ky
Agaan
Blythe
Bim
Tarsi
Memare
Priwapala
Cyclone sweeps Walton county area causing multiple deaths
A special Atlanta telegram reports a cyclone in Walton county Moodyville area leveling homes and killing several people. Jak Hendueson and wife died under rubble, Wenderson killed but uninjured, a baby died after being found. A family of negroes buried in a cabin, two fatally, and another house with seven negroes blown down but all others escaped.
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Atlanta
Nove
Moor
Walton County
Jak Hendueson
Wenderson
Dadly
Froven In the Woods A sad missing case ends in tragedy
Blianbett New Jersey reports a sad case of two missing people Leouna de Peeive and her year old daughter found in the Posdycke woods after nine days missing The child lay frozen five feet from the mother whose face and feet were frostbitten and led to amputation The mother alive but unable to explain how they entered the woods Mrs de Prelze lived south of Rahway and likely wandered and died from cold during a return trip
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Blianbett
N.J
Speutal
Leouna
de Peeive
Posdycke Woods
East Saginaw Draft Fraud and Sanborn Flight
Telegraph reports two drafted notes for 500 rose to 3500 and 4500 in East Saginaw Michigan. Over 30000 in raised paper ws discovered, Sanborn fled on the night of the 6th, whereabouts unknown. He left an assignment to his mother and repor ed confessed to lawyers. He is 30, son of George C Sanborn. Assets scarce, liabilities exceed 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Saginaw
Mich
Lewis D. Sanborn
Wiont
Sanborn
George C. Sanborn
Lewis
Counterfeit Ring Busted Across Ohio and Pennsylvania
United States secret service officers captured seven counterfeiters operating from a base in Palestine Ohio. Two were seized in Canton, one in Massillon, and four elsewhere about twenty five miles southeast of Canton near the Pennsylvania line. Authorities seized plates molds and the entire operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Secret Service
Palestine
Ohio
Canton
Massillon
Pennsylvania
Counterfeiters Use Vinegar Aging Trick on Bogus Money
Officers declined to name suspects after hearing that counterfeiters aged new bills by soaking in vinegar. The discussion centered on evidence and potential leads as authorities withheld identities.
Memphis editor indicted in lottery law case
Enforcing the Lottery Laws Hrank W. Gregory, managing editor of the Evening Democrat in Memphis, Tennessee, faces a federal grand jury indictment for violating lottery law. A New Orleans based wire report about winning numbers led to submission of a proof slip to the Postmaster, who alerted the attorney general in Washington and warned publication would threaten the publisher. The Democrat defended its actions and cited post office department objections to the grand jury's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrank W. Gregory
Evening Democrat
Memphis
Express Train Ditching Near Denison Texas
An Missouri Kansas Texas express train derailed between Ray and Abilene stations near Denison Texas. The mail express baggage and two passenger coaches derailed and caught fire. Several passengers, including W Whitride of Fort Scott Kansas and W C Hegueson of Sir Kubi County, were seriously injured but not fatally. The accident was caused by spreading rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasas
Funeral for Coles Held at Holy Innocents in New York
A large crowd attended the funeral of the famed old time pugilist Coles at the Church of the Holy Innocents in New York. Rev Mather Kenn conducted a mass with a requiem and the interment followed at Calvary Cemetery. Floral tribute from Sullivan was sent, though he did not attend in person. Several boxing associates and friends were listed among the attendees.
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Coles
New York City
Church of the Holy Innocents
Mather Kenn
Calvary Crane
Soln Ts Sullivan
Pres
Mike
Slimy Barkiey
Pit. Sheedy
Andy Kelly
Jim Wenig
Doaney Harris
Ton Gould
Mike Cleary
Billy Chanbers
Juke Hueaig
WilliamG.girty
Gus Powler
Pat Condon
Ocean Cure for Consumptives by Sailing Vessel
English physicians use sailing ships to treat consumptives by sending patients at month end to Australia for months at sea then returning to England. The voyage aims to expose patients to clean air and a gentler climate. Of fifty six cases, forty four improved, five stayed the same, four worsened, and one died.
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England
Ocean
Austraia
Cape Ennis+ terre
Australia
Brave Policeman Rescues Family From Fire In Chicago
Officer Olliver Farry of Chicago burst into a burning two story frame at 389 Jeffrey street, saving Herman Katzey, his wife and six children from an incendiary attack. The rear door was secured, kerosene bombs placed, and flames nearly consumed the building before Farry’s quick entry and escape-by-pass saved lives.
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Herman Katzey
Chicago
Olliver Farry
Jefferuda Street
Katzey
Nny
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North America
Ani
Marshall Wilder
Indy Mas
Royal Smokers
Mallhouse
Us Penitentiary
Field of Honor
Georgia
the Holy Innocents
Ocean Cure
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