Miles Correspondence Sent to the House
The President sent to the House of Representatives the papers on General Miles requesting duty in the Philippines. The documents include correspondence and a memo from Theodore Roosevelt and a May 29 1902 note. The letters discuss military plans, governance, and the future of insular administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MILES
WASHINGTON
tonay
House of Representatives
Philippines
House
Burleson
Texas
Representatives
United States
Neon
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
White House
Philipene
coitat
consertthin amd council
Roosevelt
Strike of Colton MHL operatives averted
Telegram from Providence reports notices of a ten percent wage hike posted in Colton MHL cotton mills under Goddard Knight control in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Lowell conference ends with strike halted for now as unions pledge to seek wage increases. Also noted are cattle shipments to the West and local meals, plus a hospital update on Mr. McCaffrey and Knights Templar meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasette
PROVIDENCE
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Goddard
Knight
Lipplits
Knights
Goddards
LOWELL
Mass
textile council
Amedee
Western Meat Co
Wadaworth
Moffatt & Co
Our Store From Now On With Its Kaleidoscopic Changes
A store notice extols continual new arrivals and frequent shifts in stock. It highlights unbeatable pricing and asides about undercutting competitors while promoting Men’s furnishings. It lists ties, knit scarves, silk bow ties, fancy socks, dress shirts, veiling fashions, and other merchandise with midrange prices aimed at Easter shoppers.
Floods Devastate the Southern States
Floods sweep Kentucky and east Tennessee for three days, with Cumberland and Powell rivers rising. Farmers suffer massive losses in Middlesboro Valley as stores flood. In Coal Creek, miners flee rising waters and railroad bridges fail. In New Orleans a boat capsizes with twenty one aboard, ten drown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIDDLEESBORO
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cumberland
Powell
Middlesborn
KNOXVILLE
Sentinel
Coal Crek
ioal
NEW ORLEANS
District Court gives dates for several cases
Law and motion day reports actions in Christie v Mitchell and Porter children given fifteen days to plead. Estate of G Brown distribution approved. Reed v Fairchilds and Gilmore set for April 71st with jury trial. Foulks v Powning continued to April 12. Estate of J Faulks hearing held. Pettition of Mrs Abbie Quinn to set aside homestead for family allowance continued to Saturday Aprilth.
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District Court
Christie
Mitchell
Easter Services and Concerts at Local Churches
Readable program listings from Trinity Episcopal Baptist and Methodist churches for Easter services tomorrow. Trinity plans morning prayers and 11 oclock service with grand procession and Easter anthems led by Prof. Kran and Dr. Stubbs. Baptist Easter concert 7:30 pm features two anthems, quartets, solos, and violins. Methodist sermon at 11 on Resurrection with 7:30 Sunday school concert and de corations. Epworth League 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
De Witt Clinton Commandery
No. 1
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Trinity Church
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Smart
Prof
Kran
Christ
D. Schnecker
Schnecker
C. Dressler
Hywin
Jesus
Kyrle
Geo. Elvery
Calvary
P. Rodney
Morrow
J. E Siubba
A. D. Ayer
Rodney
Bella
asipie
Walton ih
Stena
Boys’ Choir
BAPTIST
adeno
Foster
Mr. Rice
Misa Jennings
Stubbs
Walker
Epworth
Marriage Bureau Couples Seek Desired Matches in California
California couples still come to the marriage bureau as the matrimonial wheel turns. This morning two licenses were issued. Jay Hill of Watsonville and Louize M. McCarthy of San Jose appeared first, Hill stating the bride had not yet married and signing a Cupid Danforth paper. The second license went to Ben F. Rouse and Alms M. Kallen of Sacramento. The bride to be was seventeen, with parental consent affixed. Both couples were married today.
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California
Macea
Jay
A. Hill
Watsonville
Cal
Misa Louize M. McCarthy
San Jose
Cupid Danforth
San Francisco
Ben'j. F. Rouse
Alms M. Kallen
Sacramento
lcense
Stable race horses and colts cremated in Detroit fire
Seventeen horses and promising colts burned to death when a training stable owned by Frank H. Colby in Highland Park burned in the predawn blaze. Sixteen horses perished in stalls, one escaped but was later shot due to severe burns. Temperatures and city figures follow in a separate weather list after the incident.
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DETROIT
Frank H. Colby
Highland Park
Burglary at William Tell House on Sierra Street
A thief entered a room at the William Tell House on Sierra Street yesterday afternoon and stole several suits and other items. The owner heard noise but mistook it for children. later the room was found emptied of valuables. Police have no suspects.
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Tell Houses
William Tell House
Sierra stret
Reno Raised Boy Reports Montana Boom And Wages
Charles McFarlin, raised in Reno, toured Montana towns like Butte and reported booming mining activity and high clerk wages there. He noted Thunder Mountain discoveries and clerks earning from 48 cents to 166 dollars monthly. He may settle in Reno or return to Butte for business opportunities. Also brief hospital notes mention Mrs. Wentworth’s care and a pneumonia case at Wentworth Hospital.
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Reno
Montana
Charles McFarlin
buelnees
Mr. McFarlin
Butte
Thunder Mountain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Army
Philippine Commission
Gazette
Cuba
Ponto Rico
Cinha
Parton Rien
ion
NELSON A. MILES
alter States Army
War Department
Chaffee
Taft
Paris
Tostty
bNE
Congress
United States army
ELI ROOT
Secretary of War
COLTON MHL
Bin of Kare
wee
North Virginia street
Wl Cox
ting Corsets
ing Panorama
Maggiena
Empress Josephine Girdles
hiere
GRAY, REID & CO
Virginia Street
Black
ey mae
Gesette
Mingohollow
MARRIAGE BUREAU
CHICAGO
Ta. m
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
St. Louie
COX
W. L. Cox
My shoe department
JOHN SUNDERLAND
Virginia
George L. ‘McInnis
tee
carnt
Wheelzien
B. C. Shearer
Mrs
the
Wentworth
B. . Connor
Wentworth Hospital
CRESCENT STREET
APPLETON, TRACY CO
P. S. BARTLETT
R. HERZ & BRO
S. PLR
A. NELSON
Eree
Strathmore and
Fon
PORTEGUS DECORATIVE CO
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