Harmony Between Civil and Military in Philippine Work
Manila reports Gen Chaffee and Gen Wright deny friction between civil and military authorities in the Philippines. They cite harmony under Taft and Wright, noting occasional differences in opinion but no conflict, with all actions aimed at pacification and welfare. A report from Leyte Mindoro and Cob notes insurrection declines and pacification progress. A jewelry theft in New York is also reported.
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Manila
Chaffee
Philippine Archipelago
Gen. Chaffee
Gov
Taft
Gov. Wright
Cen
Chafee
Wright
Tle
Gen Chaffee
Weling
Islands
Tanler
United States
Philippine Commission
Geo Wright
TienIly Clanes
Aparri
Luzon
Maj
Wienes Allen
Leyte
Mindoro
Miraimis
Fire Chief Bonner to head Manila fire department reorg
New York dispatch reports Fire Chief Hugh J Bonner is considering a proposal by President Roosevelt and the War Department to reorganize the Manila fire service. Bonner’s Washington trip last week was noted and he may pursue the plan.
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New York
Hugh J. Bonner
Pres- Kent Roosevelt
War Department
New York Hines
Manila
Philippine Islands
Honner
Washington
Tonner
Philippine Tariff Bill Passes House For Islands
The House acted swiftly on a tariff system for the Philippine islands. The bill imposes Dingley rates on imports from the United States and taxes on vessels between the U S and the Philippines, with foreign ships allowed until January 1 1905. Funds go to the Philippine treasury to aid the islands, and the measure moves to the Senate for speedy approval.
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House of Representatives
Philippine Islands
Supreme Court
Congress
Troy Times
Philippines
United States
Philippine Treasury
House
Messrs. Littlefield
Maine
Metall
Massachusetts
Heat- Wale, Stevens and Eddy
Minnesota
Messrs
Davey, Broussard and Robertson
Louisiana
Bryan
Senate
Retirement of Secretary Gage From the Cabinet
The retirement of Secretary Gage from the cabinet will be a distinct loss to the country. He is praised as a practical banker and financier who kept treasury policy close to business interests while aiding the people. The Indianapolis Journal notes his five years in office and suggests retirement to private banking, not friction with Roosevelt.
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Gage
McKinley
Adivatcs
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Indianapolis Journal
Roosevelt
Opposition Advice and Presidential Patronage Tradition
The piece argues Roosevelt follows established precedents by consulting Democratic leaders on appointments, noting past presidents like Arthur Harrison McKinley and Cleveland used Democratic input. It praises cross party consultation as prudent, while warning against relying too much on opposition advice. It concludes Democrats will oppose in 1904 yet assist in filling offices competently now.
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Roosevelt
Arthur
Gen
Harrison
McKinley
Washington Star
Cleveland
England
Lowell
Edmunds
Vermont
Phelps
What is a Democrat according to Bryan's view
Bryan argues for continued cooperation between populists and democrats to save the greenbacks and avoid partisan rupture. He suggests unity may come via separate party organizations or individual alliances, and says a democrat could be a populist adherent or an ally, implying no fixed definition. The Albany Journal summary notes his view may reduce to no single answer.
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Bryan
Tico
Jeen
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Albany Journal
Opinions of the Press On Democratic Rivalries
A compact digest of editorial opinions from multiple papers noting tensions between Mr. Foraker and Mr. Hanna, Democratic fears over Roosevelt's stance, and the evolving gold standard debate. It cites Washington Star, St Louis Globe Democrat, Cleveland Leader, Brooklyn Eagle, Indianapolis Journal, and others.
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Ohio Democrats
Foraker
Hanna
Washington Star
Cfpern
Mexico
St. Lewis
Roosevelt
Ohio
Cleveland
Independent Democratic Brooklyn Eagle
Democratic Party
Indianapolis Journal
Gage
Butter Worker For Farmers Pressing Method Described
An 19th century note explains a butter worker device for small dairies. A triangular wooden frame supports a rolling pin with an iron pin, using lever action to press and roll butter. Dimensions 20 to 24 inches wide and three feet long, with braces and a stable setup.
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Frederick O. Sibley
N.Y
Ropy Milk Bacteria Cause From Water and Dirt
A New York Tribune summary explains ropy milk results from bacteria Lactis viscosus living in water. Preventive steps include washing and scalding milk utensils, keeping udders clean, disinfecting floors with alphoric acid solution, seating all utensils daily, avoiding water in milking areas and cooling tanks, and drying utensils to prevent dust.
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Aimamen
Cornell
N. Y. Tribune
Feeding and soil notes from Farm Journal advice column
The text advises feeding lambs five times the rain versus mature sheep and emphasizes generous feeding for cows. It suggests stable housing in cold weather, changing diets for improvement, and testing soil acidity with litmus paper. It notes lime helps neutralize acid soil to improve clover growth and overall farm care.
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Farm Journal
Peruna Promises Relief From Winter Catarrh
Advert reads Peruna as a preventive and cure for colds and catarrh affecting head throat and lungs. Testimonial letters from Memphis Brooklyn and New York praise the remedy and its founder Dr Hartman offering gratis advice for unsatisfied users.
Curious World Notes From A Distant Land
A quirky collection of statements compares Lake Niciéragua’s unique shark population with global sheep counts, Francis’s vast colonial reach, Japan’s orphanage scene, and social beliefs. It cites a superstition about childless households, the virtue of humility for Japanese women, and a Le Revue remark on posture and perceived arrogance.
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Niciéragua
Australia
United States
Japan
M. Haitonmi
le Revue
A Wonderful Cure
Wright City Missouri reports a dramatic recovery from inflammatory rheumatism after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Joseph G Symes suffered severe pain and sleepless nights until six boxes provided marked relief, restoring ability to work and sleep. Doctors deem the result miraculous.
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Wright City
Symes
Joseph G. Symes
Dodd
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