Anti-Cleo Margarine Bill Passes House On Amended Terms
The House approved the forty majority anti-oleomargarine measure after an amendment on inspection and branding of renovated or process butter. A motion to recommit failed 117 to 161 as the bill passed 152 to 124. The session also covered war-claims referrals and a Senate memorial on trusts, plus remarks on Philippine policy and the water cure.
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Washington
Wadsworth
Committee On Agriculture
Committee On War Claims
Court of Claims
Underhill
Atlantic Works
Boston
Congress
Favors Panama Route Says Morrison Favorable to Panama Canal
George S Morrison engineer member of the Isthmian canal commission testifies before the senate committee on inter oceanic canals. He favors the Panama route noting a cheaper Bohio dam and practicable control of the Chagres river, calls a Panama tunnel plan chimerical and impractical to tow ships through a tunnel by electric trolley.
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Washington
George S.S. Morrison
Isthmian Canal Commission
Senate Committee On Interoceanic Canals
Panama
Bohio
Panama Line
Chagres
Morrison
San Blas
Darien
River and Harbor Bill Set At About Sixty Million
Washington February 13. The river and harbor committee has agreed to keep the bill under about 60 million dollars, matching the amount in the measure drafted and defeated last year. Committee work continues daily but decisions on items remain tentative and subject to revision.
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Washington
Congress in uproar over European flunkeyism attack in House
Ky representative Wheeler blasts administration and State Department for pro Britain stance. He condemns Pauncefote and calls for ending perceived European diplomacy as Prince Henry visit and royal reception spark heated debate. House inches toward pension bills and war revenue repeal.
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House
Payne
Wheeler
State Department
Great Britain
United States
Yorktown
Atlantic
Cuba
White House
England
South Africa
Prince Henry
Grosvenor
Lafayette
France
Marquis de Lafayette
Mr. Wheeler
Gillett
Mass
Buchanan
Prince of Wales
Boutell
Dufferin Dies Former Governor General of Canada
The Marquis of Dufferin died at Clandeboye Ireland at 6 25 am after long illness. His death follows the shock of his son Lord Ava's death in South Africa and the collapse of the London and Juidhe Finance corporation. Funeral at Clandeboye on Feb 15.
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Marquis of Dufferin
Canada
Clandeboye
County Down
Ireland
Lord Dufferin
Lord Ava
South Africa
Juidhe Finance Corporation, Limited
Lord Hamilton Temple Blackwood
Ninth Lancers
Lord Clandeboye
Foreign Office
Florence
John H. Davis
New York
Judge Daniel A Dickinson Dies in Duluth
Judge Daniel A Dickinson of Duluth died shortly after 5 a m at his home after a long illness. He had been in office on the Minnesota Supreme Court before 1894 and then formed a law partnership with W W Billson and Chester A Congdon.
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Duluth
Daniel A. Dickinson
Dickinson
Supreme Bench
Minnesota
W. W. Billson
Chester A. Congdon
Count Tolstoi Failing Health In Crimea
At Yalta on February 13 Count Tolstoi's condition grows weaker with low temperature and varying pulse between 100 and 102. Pneumonia not spreading. Family remains at his bedside as hopes rise for a rally despite serious illness.
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Yalta
Crimea
Tolstoi
Six-year-old Lawrence Van Brunt Missing Again in St Joseph
Lawrence Countryman, 6, son of Mrs. A J Countryman, vanished from his grandparents home in St Joseph after leaving coatless Monday morning. This marks a third disappearance amid sensational kidnapping cases involving the boy. Authorities and family seek clues to his location and safety.
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St. Joseph, Mich
Lawrence
A. J. Countryman
Robert van Brunt
Charity Bequest in Will of Brooklyn Widow
Mrs Julia Elma Brewster Brick died at 80 in Brooklyn on February 3 and left a substantial portion of her estate near 1 million dollars to charities in a will filed on February 13 in New York.
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New York
Julia Elma Brewster Brick
Brooklyn
Receiver Named for City Savings Bank in Detroit
Judge Donovan appointed Union Trust Company of Detroit as receiver for City Savings bank after its wreck. Bond set at 600000 dollars with a counsellor to be named. Ex congressman T A E Weadock considered. Prosecuting Attorney Hunt sues bank directors for 250000 dollars on behalf of Wayne County, a major depositor. Cashier Henry R Andrews in weakened condition with heart trouble symptoms.
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Detroit
Donovan
Union Trust Company
City Savings Bank
T. A. E. Weadock
Hunt
Wayne County
Henry R. Andrews
The
Anglo-Japanese treaty shock hits Peking scene
News of the Anglo Japanese alliance treaty reached few diplomats in Peking and was a surprise. The treaty is viewed as the era’s most significant Far Eastern political move. Japanese minister Uchida visited Prince Ching to deliver a copy of the agreement.
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Peking
Uchida
Prince Ching
Foreign Office
French Professor Sly Accent Sparks Amused Exchange
In a playful scene Miss Breezy compliments a French professor on speaking flawless French without an accent. The professor agrees with a lighthearted air as the two share a humorous linguistic moment.
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Mademoiselle
Brine Springs Link Norwich’s Salt History to Ancient Era
Brine springs under Norwich England have persisted for centuries and were used for salt production long before the Christian era, shaping local industry and landscape since ancient times.
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Norwich
England
Open Door in Manchuria Supported by Britain Japan Pact
The Japanese ambassador in Washington delivered notice of Britain's and Japan's treaty to safeguard China's and Korea's integrity. The United States did not sign but backs the accord as aligning with its policy on Manchuria openness. No joint action with the two powers is stated.
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Senate
Turner
Wash
National Anti-Trust League
United States
Congress
Gallinger
N. H
Teller
McKinley
State Hay
Colorado
Mr. Teller
Takahira
State Department
Hay
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Japan
England
China
Korea
Manchuria
Russia
Manchurian
London Press
London
St. James Gazette
Far East
Westminster Gazette
Stock Exchange
Anloco-Japanese Alliance Draws Mixed UK Press
London papers react to the Britain Japan alliance with mixed views. Conservative outlets praise a wide policy shift while liberal papers show cautious optimism and questions about U S entanglements and response to European tensions.
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