Roosevelt Protests San Francisco Mountain Reservation Move
Late Washington notes report F S Clark and J A Jones from Arizona met with President Roosevelt to protest the contemplated consolidation of the San Francisco Mountain reservation. The monthly public debt statement shows the 1901 year end national debt at 1 017 628 206, down 8 683 192 for December.
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Washington
Navy
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Musicians’ Protective Union
United States Marine Band
Senate
Philippines
Representative Loud
House Committee On
Loud
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Manhattan
Kansas
Hristow
Carter Io Reene
Freedom
Maine
Germany
Venezuela
Way
Schmidt-Leda
Castro
France
National Bank
Western Irrigation Fund From Public Land Sales
A proposed bill by western lawmakers would allocate land for arid land reclamation using public land sales. The commissioner's report shows 1901 net proceeds total about $3 million per year after land-official costs of roughly $600,000 are deducted.
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Congress
General Land Office
New Lodge bill proposes temporary Philippines government
Washington reports Senator Lodge will introduce an independent bill establishing a temporary Philippine government. It affirms President McKinley’s commission, allows inter island commerce control during armed resistance, and outlines land, timber, mineral, and public land rules plus municipal borrowing, franchises, railways, a coinage system, and US banks authorized for the islands.
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Washington
Lodge
Committee On
Philippines
United States
Interisland
Government of
the Philippines
Philippi al Lands
Government of the
Congress
Commission
Philippine Commission
Manila
Islands
Conant
Secretary Long Defends Navy Over Prize Money Policy
Secretary Long writes Senator Knute Nelson defending the Navy Department against unfriendly criticism of prize money and bounty distributions. He notes the treasury handles funds and courts decide legal questions, cites the Court of Claims decree on Sampson, explains admiralty twenty thirds bounty for the commander in chief, and says the department worked to repeal an inequitable law. He forecasts settlements within the year.
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Washington
Long
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Navy Department
Sampson
Schley
Admiral Sampson
Santiago
Court of Claims
Ife
Lampeon
Cuba
Department
Auditor of the Treasury
Hole in the Wall to Be a Wagon-Road
Casper, Wyoming officials plan to spend funds to widen the Hole in the Wall valley by blasting part of the Wall to create a wagon road. The rock formation, hundreds of feet tall and miles long, once served as a criminal rendezvous but now hosts a settled ranching population and lacks strong criminal activity.
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Denver
Casper
Wyoming
Johnson County
Holein-the-Wall
Hole In-The- Wall Valley
Hole-in the-Wall Valley
Holein-the
Illuminating Oil Struck Near Boulder
A Boulder area oil strike reported by a Denver News special shows Head light Oil Company finding high grade illuminating oil at 2720 feet on William Arnold's ranch near Boulder. The find followed earlier oozing in the McKenzie well. Company leaders from Colorado Springs and Denver confirmed the discovery and plans continued to deepen the well despite earlier material losses.
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Denver
Boulder
Denver News
Headlight Oil Company
William Arnold
McKenzie Ranch
Canfield
H. White
Page
Colorado Springs
McKenzie
Boulder Oil Company
Thomas E. Poole
Lee Reynolds
J. N. Chipley
Consolidated Oil Company
Boulder Ol
Beean
Arnold Ranch
Mr. Canfield
Boer propaganda preacher to tour the United States again
The Rev. Mr. Hroekhuyeen plans another mid January trip to the United States to propagate Boer views. He may be joined by Abraham Fischer, leader of the May delegation, as hopes rise for a new mission. He claims receipts in America total zero dollars and says several U.S. senators and officials have encouraged his work and to convey Kru ger congratulations.
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Tennessee
Clouse
United States
Navy Department
Washington Navy Yard
Annapolis
Admiral Bradford
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Francis A. Poe
William Taylor Snyder
Arlington Cemetery
Narines
B. Rh. Russell
Fall Marine Band
Greer
Schley
Weaver
Ludlow
Watson
Siesbee
Bartlet
Frank Hackett
Secry
Navy
William McKinley National Memorial Arch Association
Congress
McKinley National Memorial Association
Canton
Secretary of State
Secretary of War
Denmark
State Department
Danish West Indies
War
Department of Justice
War Department
Mint
SONS
Admiral Dewey
King Edwart
General Miles
Brooklyn
Wolcott
Cleveland
Andrew Carnegie
Army
King Edward
Crowninshield
Edward
Senate
Brussels
Hroekhuyeen
Abraham Fischer
Oer
Kruger
Kroekhuysen
America
Venner Suit Challenges Denver Union Water Ownership
The Denver District Court opened the case of Clarence H. Venner and associates versus the Denver Union Water Company. The plaintiffs hold about 5 million in stock in the American Water Works Company of New Jersey and contend decrees selling Denver water property were fraudulently obtained and void. Pleadings were read through the day.
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Denver
Clarence H. Venner
Denver Union Water Company
Denver Company
District
Dixon
Malone
Venner
American Water Works Company of
New Jersey
Fifty Below at Dawson Weather Shocks North
Vancouver reports the steamship Amur brought fourteen Dawson passengers. They say Dawson faced fifty degrees below zero last Tuesday with two deaths from exposure near Dawson two weeks prior. Skagway sees stormy conditions as northern weather stays severe.
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Vancouver
B. C
Amur
Skagway
Dawson
Greatest Men of Colorado for St Louis Hall of Fame
The state may nominate two representative Colorado figures for the Hall of Fame at the 1903 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. Readers are urged to submit opinions to honor the state's historical contributions to the nation and world. Zebulon Pike and ex-Governor Gilpin are among the names already suggested.
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St. Louis
Louisiana Purchase
United States
Zebulon Pike
Gilpin
Thatcher
The Latest Fashions at a Buttercup Luncheon
A buttercup luncheon showcased stylish gowns in yellow tones and black with contrasting vests and belts. Bridesmaid outfits featured Puritan cape and cap in white satin and canary brocade ensembles with bold hats. Designers used serge in varied, dressy forms and intricate lace, embroidery, and veiling details.
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Valle
Daity visiting costume with lace and tucks details
The dainty tan crepe visiting costume features Irish point lace trim, pale blue louisine silk, and broad tucks along the front panel and back. The bodice includes valenciennes lace gilet and a tightly fitted embroidered bodice with simulated pale blue underlayers and French knots.
Pretty Shirt Valet Fashion Note From Paris
A fashion item overview describes white flannel shirt waists with black taffeta borders, Corticelli crochet silk rings, and velvet hats with eagle feathers. It notes new black slippers, gun metal accents, lace works, and mourning violets. London and Paris trends include pearl jewelry and single-stone gems as a fad.
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Paris
London
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Chicago
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