Delegates Discuss Tariffs and Philippine Question In Congress
The article outlines Senate and House deliberations on tariffs and the Philippine question, noting Republican party divisions over reciprocity, free trade debates, and potential impacts on Hawaii Puerto Rico and Cuba. It highlights negotiations with Britain on the Clayton Bulwer treaty and relates rumors about Admiral Dewey and domestic political considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boerner
Republican Party
Puerto Rico
Congress
Congo
Hawaii
House of Representatives
New England
New Jersey
Ohio
Wyoming
Mont
British West Indies
Connecticut
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Conti
Supreme Court
Senate
Nose Islands
Ehlet
Wilson
Cornerstone laid at Magonle temple in Victor and state political split
The article notes the laying of the cornerstone of the Magonle temple at Victor, a spring Civil Service exam plan for Denver and Pueblo clerks, a labor union convention in Pueblo ending in a split between Denver and other counties, and various rail, education, and beet sugar industry developments across Colorado. It mentions arson attempts, Mormon settlement in Grand Junction, and factory construction tied to the beet sugar boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Civil Service Commission
Denver
Pueblo
Kansas City
Union Dacitle
Magnolia
Watkin
Rock Island
Colorado College
Colle
Mr. Howbert
Rio Grande
Sali
la Veta Pass
Alamosa
Durango
Salida
Irand Junction
Grand Junction
Anu
President McKinley Signs Financial Measure In Washington
In Washington on March 14 the President signed the financial bill, declaring it law. He noted Congress had approved key financial acts and discussed the Sherman and resumption acts. A gold pen from Mr Thor was used, with a circular issued to bondholders detailing changes to interest-bearing securities and redemption provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Washington
Congress
Thor
Cote
United States
Roberts in Bloemfontein Dispatch Announces Occupation
Lord Roberts reports British forces have occupied Bloemfontein after a rapid advance. The town was evacuated by the existing authorities, including the late Orangist leadership, as troops entered and the public offices were handed over. Residents and officials express relief at the swift victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lond Roberts
War Office
Bloemfonte “Bloemfontein
Pos Seaton
Bloemfontein
Editorials and notices from Mr. Sheldon's Daily in Topeka
A scanned item describes Mr. Sheldon's Daily plan to publish an editorial on the first page with larger type and a border. It reports a Union stance against saloons to preserve the Sabbath, plus items by De Woltist on polygamy and by Richard Wake from Salt Lake City. A telegram from Kansas City mentions J S Pett con and the ex United States senator. A bereavement note and remarks on fraternal societies appear, alongside a New York trial verdict about Mrs. Maryison and Mrs Johnson’s will contest and undue influence allegations involving Rev James W peister and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
Sfort
Josepl A. Larael
United States
Ita Perepwert
Tl Land Board
Agricultural College
Colorado
State Land Board
Land Board
John de M. Gunkle
Topeka
Kanglare
Shelion
Union of Christen 1
de Woltist
Cedar Raph
Richard Wake
Salt Lake City
Anna I. Digge
Kansas City
Will
Sheldon
Whethel
New York
Maryison
Stone
John
Johnson
Taie
James W. Or. Peister
Ald Seehurel
Congdon
Mary Kelly
Boers Located Near Junctions as Railway Reconstruction Proceeds
Ladysmith dated March 1 reports Boers found in several positions near the Erberg and Biggarsberg ranges and at Donk woulkop and other sites. Meanwhile both relief columns are complete and the Ladysmith to Divide railway reconstruction is advancing rapidly.
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Ladysmith
Erberg
Biggarsberg Ranges
Donkwoulkop
Tulatikuln
Ompath
Son's Farm
Dividee
Beecher death and assorted telegraph items
Rev Thomas K Beecher longtime Park Church Elmira New York pastor died of paralysis at his home. A Washington banker firm plans Cape Nome trip with safe deposit outfit. Mutual Life Insurance subscribed for two million pounds of a new English war loan. Cape Town committee to promote peace formed. Oceanie brings 16 60 Irish migrants to port. Morrocan tensions rise with possible European intervention. Annual government land lease to eastern stock masters disclosed. Bryan dinner in New York noted. Monarchy plot in Brazil uncovered involving high officers. Surgeon General Sternberg reports Manila hospital conditions. Mrs Stone widow of famed educator dies at eighty six. Armour Company formation and historic mediation efforts reported. Mrs Frances Todhunter Burnett to Stephen Townsend marriage announced in London. Counterfeiting gang fleeing to Mexico after circulating bogus coins.
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Thomas K. Beecher
Park Church
Elmira
New York
Henry Ward Beecher
Washington Bankers
Cape Nome
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Cape ‘Town
Pease
Tonto Basin
Aricona
Second Presbyterian Church
Twentieth Street
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Tomson
Monsignor
Starretti
Hitos
Havana
Scharretti
Cope
Morocco
Prem
Priew
T Myton
Ulotal
Uintah Dadian
York
Salt Lake Derald
Bryan Follar
Brasil
Mell
Sternberg
Reenleat
Philip Say
Manila
Mareh
Latermda
Edo Root
Katinuttes College
Stone
Willilly
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Dot
Pennsylvare
The
House
White
Pryor
Eat
Britain
He Germany
Committee of IM
Des
Gerge Murphy
Commeth Infantry
Congeier
Ihil
Foamler
Merton
Puerto
Fer
Ohi
Pettes
Demo
Ohla
Bealer
Friends of Great
Sym
Adele
Akl Binty
Altri Aiver
Fen
Mr. Richardson
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Land Office
Hay
State Department
Sistet
Briish
Executive
Unite States
NGS
State Hind Board
Thomas
Rexister Chipley
Army Memorial Hall Association
State Capitol
Altk
Crawford
Naval Organiaa Jelee
Eble
Mand Ballington Booth
Willan
Wolorave
Mater Mercantile Company
Quray
Rebekah
National Beet Sugar Company
Pacol
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Sugar City
Otero
Arkansas Valley Dress Association
Troidad
Pat Salida
Rb. Mlale
Trinidad
Tte FL Thom
J.T. Lawless
Lamar
Texas
Board of Peace
Slocum
MR. Sheldon's
Chere Lowes
Oo Aron & Co
Frances Tlodgsen Burnett
Stephen
Lower Temple
Burnett Quine
Geno
Genoa
Townsend
Mexico
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