Philipine tariff measure to be reported to House
Washington dispatch reports the Ways and Means Committee agreed on a Philippine tariff measure seen as temporary. The bill would apply Dingley rates to Philippine goods and extend same tonnage charges to vessels from the Philippines until 1905, with coastwise laws not applying to Philippine-US routes. All collected duties go to the Philippine treasury and certain exports would escape internal revenue tax.
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Tie Committee
Philippine Commission
Philippines
United States
Philippine Treasury
Indes
Kitchener Reports New South Africa War Gains
Lord Kitchener reports weekly war results from Pretoria with 31 Boers killed 17 wounded prisoners 35 surrendered and supplies seized. He says eastern Transvaal blockhouse lines allow systematic operations near Hrovelo Bethel and Carolina as forces push north from the Grange River colony. Boers remain active in far western Cape Colony.
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South Africa
Chamber of Deputies
M. van der Velde
Jeader
House
Great Britain
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Italian Chamber Reviews Wabash Wreck Compensation
In the Italian chamber of deputies the foreign secretary said Italy will press for compensation for victims of the Wabash wreck in which a westbound train collided with an eastbound passenger train. The government will aid survivors and support families of those killed or injured.
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Chamber of Deputies
Signor Bacelli
Secretary Hackett Resigns as Navy Assistant Secretary
Washington reports President accepts resignation of Frank W. Hackett from the assistant secretary post to take effect next Monday. Charles H. Darling of Vermont is named his successor. Hackett will return to private law practice. Secretary Long expresses regret at the departure.
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Tong
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Long
Plan for a National University Endowment in Washington
The Washington Memorial Institution plan evolved from private science groups and Andrew Carnegie endowment talks. President and Cabinet discuss a potential $16,000,000 fund to support higher education and research, with government trustees managing scholar expenses rather than new Washington buildings.
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Washington Academy of Science
George Washington Memoration
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Johms Hopkins University
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Congress
Mrs Stanford’s Gift Endows Large University Trust
Mrs Jane Stanford executes deeds to donate property valued at 28 to 30 million to the university. Endowment would be three times larger than any prior educational gift. Real estate spans 1000 acres in 26 counties plus stockpiles and rail interests. Coronation date set for June 26, 1902 as Parliament reconvenes January 16.
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Vina Ranch
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