Governor Mickey Opposes Dietrich Land Leasing Bill
Lincoln January 23 1903 Governor Mickey voices opposition to Senator Dietrichs land leasing bill proposing twenty sections for grazing and calls for a commission to study public domain leasing He urges Nebraska legislature to memorialize Congress and consider Roosevelt’s commission proposal to delay action for a fair solution.
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Mickey
Nebraska
Congress
National Congress
Lincoln, Neb
Senate
Charles H. Dietrich
Atention
Washington
Ody
Roosevelt
John H. Mickey
Treasury balance notes and global updates
Friday's treasury balance shows available cash of 212 million and gold holdings at 100 million. Other items include a French Haitian amnesty decree, Japan's official visit to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, and anti trust bill actions in Congress. Governor Taft seeks leave for Commissioner Ide due to illness as three Filipino commissioners return from a Laguna-Tayabas trip reporting calm conditions under American sovereignty.
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Treasury
General Fund
John B. Terress
United States
Port Au Prince
Hayti
State Department
Nord
Iermin
Gonaives
J. Kiuichi
Commerce and Industry
Agricultural and Commercial Ministry of Japan
St. Louis
Judiciary Committee
House
Littlefield
Maine
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Committee On Judiciary
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
William
Yeatman
War Department
Root
Taft
Manila
Ide
Laguna
Tayabas
Batangas
Northern Securities declares quarterly dividend
The directors announce a quarterly dividend of 118 percent payable February on a 444 percent basis with an increase of one half of 1 percent over the previous rate.
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Northern Securites Company
Tate
Foreign News Notes and World Affairs Roundup
Westminster invites Rev. Samuel George Smith to preach at St. Pauls. Abraham Fischer granted permission to return to South Africa. King Oscar cedes temporary government duties to Crown Prince Gustaf due to medical advice. Harrington re elected Dublin lord mayor for a third term. Norway’s Storthing backs separate consular system to protect relations with the United Kingdom.
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Westminster
London
Samuel George Smith
St. Paul’s
Chamberlain
Abraham Fischer
Europe
Orange Free State
South Africa
Oscar
Sweden
Gustaf
Norway
Timothy. Harrington
Dublin
Edward
Harrington
Dowd
Norway Storthing
Bern
Fatal fire at Crosby Street feather mill and cigar factory
A blaze at Mosher and It tleson's feather establishment on Cros y street in New York City killed three people Mary Saparbara Fanny Kirschen berg and Jenny Massino and left eight injured with many missing. The fire spread to Miller and Son's cigar factory next door where 250 girls and 100 men worked and panicked in the smoke trampling a rig. Several dramatic rescues occurred as flames caused heavy damage to both buildings.
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New York
Mosher & Ittleson
Crospy Street
Miller & Son
iMary .Saparbara
Fanny Kirschenberg
Jenny Massino
Man Proposes in Park as Eleanor Delays Walk
In a city park, Eleanor Baldwin listens as Mr. Struthers confesses love and vows to better himself to win her, while Owen Page arrives with a stylish turnout, prompting questions about rivals and future plans. Eleanor remains noncommittal, reiterating friendship and a pending engagement with Mr. Struthers.
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Eleanor
Struthers
Owen Page
Mr.Page
Mr. Struthers
My. Struthers
Mr. Page
Miss Baldwin
Miss. Baldwin
Tad
Page
Eleanor's College Visit Sparks Old Conflicts
Emma and Harold Stagg argue over Eleanor's past and a letter from her asking to visit at her college. Emma broods on Eleanor's rejection of Owen Page while Harold downplays sympathy, recalling a five year estrangement and lingering duties to their daughter.
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Law
Hussand
Chérub
Emma
Harold
Owen Page
Eeanor
Harold Stagg
Eleanor
Owen
Page
Tobé
Grateful Remark Bespeaks Unexpected Credit
Fragmentary quote recalls gratitude to Mr. Champleigh for a photograph and hints at hidden sentiments about bias and possible influence.
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