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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1903

Page

3

Convention Sets Chicago as Next Republican National Meet

The Republican national committee chose Chicago as the site for the next convention and set June 21 as the meeting date. Debates on city hostings included St Louis Pittsburg and Chicago with each offering expense payments. The panel met with President Roosevelt at the White House for a cordial exchange.

Washington Chictago Chicago Pittsboro St. Louis Noar &S Re Publican National Committee Porto Rico L. P. Raymond James J. Sheridan George R. Peck C. P Pittsburg Scott West Virginia Hanna Payne Harry S. New Indianapolis R. LB. Schneider Nebrisla Congress House Cannon White House Hanna Wald Roosevelt National Republican Committee Republican Party Senator Hanna Senator Hann Gamatiel Heath

Iowa Delegation Favors Cousins as Temporary Convention Chairman

Washington reports National committeeman Hart and Iowa delegation friends back Congressman Cousins for temporary chairman of the Republican national convention. The Iowa idea wanes as Roosevelt support grows among key committee members. talk shifts to a possible Illinois or Indiana vice presidential pick, with Fairbanks favored by Hart.

Iowa Hart Roosevelt Schneider Nebraska Millard MelKinzie North Dakota South Dakota Shevlin Minnesota Indiana Fairbanks

Russia Accepts Japan Proposals with Modifications

Tokyo reports Russia has sent a reply to Japan’s demands. Premier Katsura was informed that Russia entertains the proposals, likely with some modifications, signaling a cautious acquiescence to Japanese terms.

Japan Tokyo Russia Katsura Rupole

Buchanan Named First U S Minister to Panama

The president selected W. H. Buchanan of New York as the first United States minister to Panama. He has long served in Latin American diplomacy, notably as minister to Argentina, and resigns to take the Panama post. The Senate was notified of his nomination along with Thomas J. Akins as treasurer. In Panama, a constitutional convention is set for January 4, with the convention to meet January 20.

Washington Buchanan New York United States Panama Senate Afr Thomas J. Akins United State Prenaact Argentina W. Buchanan Roosevelt South America Mr. Cleveland McKinley America Europe New York Life London Berlin Paris Sioux City Ohio D. K. Prugh J. 1 Prugh & Co Iowa Boles J. 8 Lawrence Woodbury County Davis Potter Palmer Department of Agriculture and Forestry State Department Gudger

FILING SOME KICKS Western Fruit Jobs Group Plans Consolidation

Des Moines reports a plan by the Western Fruit Jobbers association to consolidate fruit robbery houses across a territory bounded by Chicago Denver St Louis and Winnipeg. The proposal aims to combine smaller city houses under one operator and limit numbers in larger cities to reduce transmission losses.

Des Moines Chicago Denver St. Louis Winnipeg Western Fruit Jobbers Association

Judge blocks unionizing at Ohio firm in Brooklyn

A consent agreement with the local Electrotypers and Stereotypers unions led Justice Marean in New York to issue a temporary injunction against United States Printing Company of Ohio. The order bars discharging non union workers and directs show cause why the injunction cannot become permanent, alleging a conspiracy to make the shop a unionized site.

New York United States Printing Company of Ohio Brooklyn Marean Supreme Court Electrotypers S Stereotypers Justtice Marean

Magnitude of Land Frauds Examined by Hitchcock

Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hitchcock disputes sensational land fraud estimates urging $250000 needed to protect public lands. He cites widespread fictitious entries timber land schemes and unlawful enclosures with thousands of suspended and pending claims across the nation.

Washington Roo Hitchcock Hla Secretary of the Treasury Congress Roosevelt Hitcheck Pee

Northwestern Road Merger Considered With Omaha Line

The Chicago and Northwestern and the Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railroads may merge. Capitalists have held talks and directors could see a consolidation plan soon. Vanderbilt and Depew figure on both boards while Omaha tine remains separately operated under its own management.

Northwestern Road Omaha New York Chicago & Northwestern Vanderbilts W. KK. Vanderbilt Chauncey M. Depew H. McK. Twombly Intel Iat Chicago

Wood Case Witnesses Describe Wood Bellairs Ties

Four witnesses testified today in the Senate military affairs inquiry into General Leonard Wood. Dr G B Fisher, J C LaFontiseu, L H Morrison, and General George R Brooks discussed Wood’s alleged close relations with Bellairs and a Havana Post article about Bellairs. Fisher claimed Wood spoke of ordering print of the Havana piece. LaFontiseu corroborated Fisher.

Bellairs Washington Senate Committee On Military Affairs Leonard Wood G. B Fisher Chicago J. C. LaFontiseu Jacksonville Pla Tmes- Union Havana Post L. H. Morrison York George R. Brooks Pisher General Wood Isle of Pines Havana Wood LaFontises Fisher

Southern cotton industry urged to move into higher goods

The article argues that the South should diversify beyond raw cotton and basic fabrics into higher grade cotton products. It notes other nations excel in refined manufacture, urges beginning steps toward finer goods, and cautions against delaying industrial advancement for profit opportunities. It also reports on a separate case of fake cheap baking powders seized for health concerns, warning against alum and sulfuric acid mixes and endorsing premium cream of tartar powders as safer and more economical.

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The Turk and His Wife Monogamy and Moslem Traditions

A New Yorker discussion on marriage in Turkey contrasts monogamy with traditional polygamy. It notes travel impressions of American visitors, mentions Circassian wives, and the social shift toward Europeanized domestic life among Turks and elites in Constantinople.

P— Pasha Jency Thla Aid-De-Camp Anifedna Turkey Constantinople

Cat Would Have Comes Back

When Mia Per maindez the theatrical agent moved to her summer home in Darchmont she faced borrowings from neighbors. Items like a cut glass punch bowl and a butter dish were not returned and the girl asking for them was told they would be sure to come back, though the family did not always follow through.

New York Times Mia Permaindez Darchmont

Bribery Case Arguments Question Effect of Legality

Lawyers argue that bribery charges hinge on the legality of measures rather than intent. Butler and others face scrutiny over whether unconstitu tional ordinances or invalid votes negate bribery claims. The debate emphasizes that official acts must withstand legal challenge to avoid tainting contracts.

Torres Butler Chapman Board of Health Gribery Iratz Young Municipal Assembly Warris Farris Supreme Court Tou Coule Publc New Jersey Supreme Court Intern, Ellis Common Council Jersey City

London Divorce Hearings Involving Bispham And Russell Cases

The court heard claims of marital breakdown and alleged misconduct in Bispham and Russell cases. Details include accusations of visits and inappropriate letters, financial arrangements, and allegations of cruelty and infidelity. Testimony referenced Shaw, Shaw’s letters, and Lady Lena Scott.

Witton Bispham S. Butier Boston Studdert Dham Neem Lisphan Lisphm Shaw Kimedia Shay Shiw Pecolpt Ag BP Bispham Slockeny Deane Countess Russell Russell Gade Russell Ulster Dargrave Deane Bray Lodge Ruegell Lena Scott Filks Michel London

Democratic Caucus Deadlocks Over Cuban Reciprocity Bill

Democratic Senators failed to decide on amending the Cuban reciprocity bill after a heated caucus in Washington. Some favor submitting numerous amendments while others oppose any change to the bill, seeking to maintain party unity. The Senate resumed debate on the measure as Foster of Louisiana argues the act harms sugar and related U.S. interests. A brief note follows on the variable light of the nova geminorum region and similar magnitude in twenty four hours.

Washington Lucuswlon Foster Bouisiana United States

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