Philippine Tariff and Statehood Bills Stir House Debate
Washington January 10 The House braces for action on the Philippine tariff and joint statehood bills as Republicans and Insurgents clash over free trade versus protection. Debates hinge on sugar interests with Bonynge opposing the tariff on beet sugar, Williams defending free trade. The Judiciary Committee votes to seek a report on whether criminal prosecutions arose from the Northern Securities ruling. Also, a Panama Isthmus pipe line lease is approved and postmaster appointments are announced nationwide.
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House Committee
Root
Washington
Watson Offiols
House
Philippines
Hoa
Bonynge
Colorado
Burgoes
Texas
Willams
Williama
Srating
Obain
House Committee On Judiciary
Scott Will Stand Trial In Liquor and Assault Case
Tom Scott, a well known colored barber, pleaded not guilty to charges of selling liquor and to assault and battery. The district attorney filed the charges yesterday and no trial date is set. He was represented by Attorney Charles H. Carter.
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Gelley
Tom Scott
Charles H. Carter
Movement for Lower Rates Organizes in Wichita
Movement for lower freight rates gains momentum in Wichita with 281 delegates attending a convention led by ex Governor Van Zandt of Minnesota. Farmers grain dealers small merchants wholesalers manufacturers and independent oil men back the drive for fair immediate action and organization.
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Wichita
Kan
van Zandt
Minnesota
Four Shots Fire At Moscow Journal Reporter
Moscow Idaho June 10 un unknown assailants fired four shots at reporter Hamlin of the Moscow Journal Saturday night. Hamlin, unhurt, says the shots came from a vacant lot near Main and Fiist streets. he suspects a connection to a recent article but believes an arrest is unlikely.
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Moscow
Idaho
Hamlin
Moscow Journal
Ax- Walant
Followig
Fiiat Street
Main Street
Ed Kitt
Deserter Arrested Aboard Bermudian in Bermuda Call
Naval officials arrested Fred Ganzhorn a seaman and alleged deserter from the tug Potomac on the Bermudian as she arrived from Bermuda. The incident occurred at Bermuda with details tying Ganzhorn to the Dewey dock. The report notes the arrest followed a prospective long voyage plan.
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Philippines
Ganzhorn
New York
Bermuda
Fred Ganzhorn
Potomac
Panama Tribe Revolts Over Seizure Of Isthmus Coast
A Panamanian rebellion, led by Grand Chief Innamaquina of the San Blas Indians, secedes from Panama and pledges allegiance to Colombia. About 20,000 people occupy 110 miles on the Atlantic coast, with the Colombian flag reportedly dominant in villages. Dissatisfaction stems from unfulfilled promises by Huertas, a former Panamanian official, risking a diplomatic and security dilemma for Panama.
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Salis
Atlantic
Isthmus
Huertas
Sal
Panam
New York
Herald
Panama
Miye
Lovelace
Oriente
Amador
Sn Innamaquina
San Bloc
Wuertue
Panama Army
Death of University of Chicago President Harper
Chicago January 10 Dr Harper president of the University of Chicago died at 2 30 pm from cancer found during an operation to relieve appendicitis. Earlier a noon bulletin said he could not live to week end and had been bedridden for several days. Also Cincinnati January 30 the U S court of appeal refused Casale Chadwick's rehearing.
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Chicago
Binge I
Harper
The
Unniversity of Chicago
Cincinnati
United States Court of Appetite
Casale Chadwick
Ten Dead In A Hotel Burning Disaster
Minneapolis Jan 10 The West hotel fire killed ten people with two men who jumped from the seventh floor instantly dead. Fire Captain Berwin perished while attempting to save Mrs Emeline Barlow, as smoke and panic swept through the building. Willam Davidson American consul to Manchuria was overcome by smoke and is in serious condition. The blaze started in an elevator shaft and the hotel is largely ruined with losses estimated at 250000. Several identified victims include Z B Polsinger and A B Hodges among others.
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Manchuria
Hodges
Texas
Minneapolis
West
St. Paul
Berwin
John Berwin
Emeline Barlow
Judge Atwater
Narse
Willam Davidson
W. G. Nichols
Mabel Larson
Jamen Spoechberger
James Sait
Pinethan
Jaries Gorton
N. & Armesiden
Mary Rahaw
Z. B. Polsinger
New York
Thomas Sommeerville
Springfield
Clinton Lamina
Aire
B. H. Hodges
Waco
Rodied
Rockefeller on the Stand in Missouri Case
William Rockefeller testified as the two sides sparred over a delay for the Mear inquiry. The Missouri attorney general pressed questions while Standard Oil lawyers sought a two week postponement. Rogers and Hadley faced related actions in the state supreme court as the hearing progressed with adjournments to Friday and tomorrow morning for further examination.
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Hogers
State Supreme Court
Missouri
Shire
New York
William
Rockefeller
Pedraner
Hadley
Rogers
Supreme Court
Caer
Quintione
Carparkthors
Eupreme
A. V. Jockel
Will Defend Orchard in Miners Case
Denver reports Secretary William D Haywood advised that the Western Federation of Miners will defend no member guilty of crime while stating the organization aided in defense to discharge the innocent. He sent the telegram to J Manion of Silver City Idaho after talks on defending Harry Orchard, held at Caldwell Idaho, charged with the assassination of ex Governor Steunenberg.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Eould
Harry Orchard
Caldwell
Idaho
Steunenberg
William Cbd
Haywood
BR. J. Manion
Miners’ Union
Silver City
Prsons
Caliwel
Weaterly Federation of Miners
Nugent
John FF
Bliver City
Disturbances Persist in St Petersburg Uprising Ironies
Reports from St Petersburg dated January 10 describe fighting at multiple races with dragoon ambushes near Flazenpot. Troops surrounded rebels, killing many and causing heavy casualties among attackers. Highlights include the Jewish merchant targeted for ransom, continued plundering in Tiflis, and the capture and execution of tailor Sehulte, elected president of the Esthenian republic, by soldiers.
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St. Petersburg
Flazenpot
Cade
Heirgenta
Ranesem
Tiflis
Sehulte
Esthenian Republic
Sidney Warren Charged With Perjury
Aidney Warren of Weston faces a perjury charge from District Attorney Phelps. A warrant is issued for his arrest as part of the case against saloonkeeper C H Walters, who is indicted for selling liquor to minors. Warren previously gave conflicting statements and later confessed, but has since reportedly left Weston for Washington.
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Aidney Warren
Weston
Phelps
Young Warren
C. H. Waiters
Warren
Ihief
Walters
Winvor
Fleet
Pen- Meton
Dia
Mail overload slows No 1 Portland train through Oregon
Nearly 100 unworked mail pouches were brought to the union depot by the Wolated KR and N lines. Clerks on the No 1 train from Chicago to Portland had six hours of work and about 1,000 pouches to process. The January 1 timetable shift moved No 1 to depart after midnight, delaying arrivals in Portland and shifting heavy Washington and western mail, causing knock-on delays for Pendleton and northern routes. Extra clerks were ordered if Washington sacks could not be processed before reaching Portland.
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Union
Oregon
Enti
Chicago
Portland
Pocatello
Washington Mall
Poly
Sons
No. 1
Podatello
Federal
Pamelet
Pendleton
Router
Wallace Woman Loses Money After Toilet Room Theft
Mrs C H Michner of Wallace Idaho was left penniless when a stranger stole her purse from the depot toilet in Spokane. The missing items included $10, railroad ticket, trunk checks and keys plus jewelry. Police were notified but no trace found. she plans to return home with a ticket sent by her husband.
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C. H. Michner
Wallace
Waho
Michner
Spokane
Ronne
Miehner
Chicago Wheat Market Quotes and Lynching Report
Chicago market report places wheat at 7 dollars 2 quarters per bushel and corn at 45 cents with oats at 2 dollars 1 quarter. In Moscow Texas a Black man Ben Harris was lynched this morning after killing a white man.
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Chicago
Moscow
Texas
Ben Harris
Four Civil Court Decisions Highlight Lengthy Civil Docket
A court row of judgments covers four civil cases in circuit court and two in supreme court. Key wins include Christiana Walker v McDonald over a fence line and School District No. 67 tile case, plus a favorable ruling for plaintiff in Price v Cunningham. Numerous settlements and dismissals follow, with attorney fees totaling tens of thousands and potential further appeals.
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Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Nike
HE. Price
Tith
Hed
Dremived
Eilia
Christana Walker
McDonald
Effault Court
Elie
Carter & Baler
Aalley & Lowell
Donald McKen
William Eliot
Walter T. Ginn
George (. Ginn
M. L. Rovinson
Christin Helberg
Demains
J HL Price
Charles Cunningham
Deteron
W. B
Ros
E. EB. Olner
George D. Peebler
Kroger
A. Ash
C. PF
Hargrove
J. EK
Hazeltne 2&2 Co
L. Baltemore
T. A. Campbell
C. W. Lefler
Fire destroys hay warehouse in Weston Oregon
A hay warehouse in Weston owned by Dive Lavender city marshal was burned last night, destroying 80 tons of baled Timothy hay valued around 1000 dollars. Fire crews were unable to save the building, with damage estimated at 3000 dollars including contents and various neighboring properties. James J. Fill debates protective tariff policy, arguing it harms export commerce and raises domestic prices.
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Weston
Ore
Owhoek
Lavender
Botany
Timothy Fay
Lavewater
Weston Mounttain
James J. Fill Dechalme
United States
Butte Crime Report: Centerville Store Robbery Net $300
In Centerville a Herne Wor Merchanie Co branch store was held up by two unmasked men who escaped with over $300. Manager Sul lone was forced to accompany them as the watchman McGeever was captured and later beaten. Police arrested two men on suspicion.
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Butte
Jan
Herne Wor Merchanie Company
Centerville
Suburt
Sullone
Mfe
McGeever
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Colombia
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Clinton Lamme
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