Extraordinary court martial defense sparks uproar over executions
The article notes Major Waller of the Marine Corps on trial for ordering Filipino executions without trial. It argues such a defense would trigger outcry if a Democrat proposed unlimited American Filipino silver dollars. A stray jab at Teddy Roosevelt mocks boxing lessons before a potential clash with Mark in a rough and tumble scrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Mark
Waller
Marine Corps
Gen Leonard Wood defies executive order on influence over Congress
Gen Leonard Wood continues to ignore an executive order aimed at officials attempting to influence congressional legislation. The action highlights tensions between military authority and legislative process as officials face scrutiny over meddling claims.
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Leonard Wood
Repeal War Tax Demand Clears Congress Votes
It took some hammering to make them see the correctness of the democratic demand that all war taxes be wiped out, but no vote was cast against the repeal bill in either branch of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Miles and Schley Honored By Supporters
Supporters praise the administration for backing Miles and Schley, praising the officials for their handling of the officers in question and expressing strong approval of leadership choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Schley
Beckham Argument Critique Focuses on Buyer of Dock-Tailed Horses
In Kentucky Governor Beckham proposes a logic pivot arguing that the criticism should target buyers who procure dock-tailed horses rather than the sellers. The statement frames responsibility around the demand side and market dynamics rather than accusing sellers outright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Beckham
Kentucky
Gen Fitz Lee Gains Noted Popularity in Public Arena
General Fitz Lee has been gaining attention in the public sphere, with observers noting his rising visibility and appeal among general populations and political followers. His presence in local events and media has amplified his prominence.
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Gen. Fitz Lee
Fred Funston Visits Washington Faces Cold Reception
Fred Funston felt chagrined by his Washington visit as he expected honors but was nearly ignored, reflecting a muted reception for the notable figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Funston
Washington
Democrat Nominee Must Be On Speaking Terms With Party
If the next President is to be a democrat, it will be necessary to nominate a man that is on speaking terms with the party.
General Miles blocks army reorganization bill in Senate style clash
Gen Miles appears to derail the army reorganization bill drafted by Corbin and Root. Questions rise whether Hanna is guiding Washington correspondents to blunt criticism of the Ship Subsidy job as Speaker Henderson’s home interests push the measure for House consideration.
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Miles
Corbin and Root
Hanna
Washington
Henderson
House
House of Commons Correctly Named in Recent Language
A note asserts that the proper designation for the English parliamentary body is the House of Commons. This clarification aligns with current usage and avoids misnaming the chamber in official discourse.
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House of Commons
Ostracized English lord seeks solace among American followers
An English lord banished by society after striking his wife and securing a divorce may seek comfort among his loyalists in America. The piece notes his exile and the possibility of finding support across the Atlantic.
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Atlantic
Emperor William’s efforts to charm Americans via the Roosevelts
The speaker questions William II's attempts to curry favor with the American public through attention to the Roosevelts, implying the conduct is beyond prudent propriety and risks political misreading. The remark reflects wartime strains and public sentiment toward German diplomacy.
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William
Polls Seen as Possibly Active After Senate Block
The report notes stall in Isthmian Canal line in the Senate due to Mark Hanna's influence, with potential activity expected at the polls later. The fragment hints at political maneuvering and upcoming electoral action without detailing candidates or dates.
Gold standard GOP view on Tree coinage for Philippine dollars
The Republican administration argues that adopting the Tree coinage of American Filipino silver dollars will benefit the Philippines and foster sentiment in favor of retaining the islands permanently.
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Gold Standard
Republican
Philippines
Mazamas Plan July Mount Adams Outing in 1902
The Mazamas invite members and guests to an expedition to Mount Adams, Washington, July 15 to 26, after leaving Portland July 11 for White Salmon and Trout Lake. The trip includes camp at Trout Lake, lectures, and mountain lore with scientists expected from abroad, highlighting Mount Adams and Cascade scenery. The note also mentions possible attendance by other clubs and a cautious response from the Recorder.
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Mount Hood
Portland
Oregon
Mazama Club
Mount Adams
Washington
Trout Lake
Cascade Range
Pacific Ocean
Kloshe
Portland, Or
Thunder Mountain
Recorder
Leesburg Mountain
Warren Wallace group of Bonanza area gold mines listed
Incorporators Wallace, Wallace, Neal, Tourtelotte, Warren form FiLi Van Anda Mining and Milling Co Boise with 400000 shares of 10 cents. Mines three miles south of Bonanza in Rankin gulch west of Yankee Fork, home to a 2 stamp mill and gold quartz ledges yielding 10 to 35 dollars per ton. Warren contract to run a tunnel on a ledge. Nearby Letha mine on Dickins hill opens a large vein in a new tunnel, ore is a sulphide with gold silver copper values.
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van Anda Mining and Milling Company, Limited
Boise
Toho L. Wallace
Walter J. Wallace
Jennie Wallace
Horace K. Neal
J. E. Tourtelotte
H. L. Warren
Elizabeth Warren
Warren & Wallace
Bonanza
Rankin Gulch
Yankee Fork
Warren
Dickins Hill
Lew Clawson
Frank Georgetta
Texas Angel represents applicant in first publication filing
N. J. Sharp, register, notes first publication on April 1, 2002. Texas Angel acts as attorney for the applicant in this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Sharp, Register
Texas Angel
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
The family of Jas. Charley and James Charley thanks Cus ter and vicinity for kindness shown in the burial of their husband and father. Mrs. Jas. Charley Mrs. L. C. McGowan Bonanza Ida Mar 29 1909.
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Custer
Jas. Charley
L. C. McGowan
James Charley
Bonanza
Ida
Tobacco Trusts Battle Cross Atlantic to British Union
The American and Imperial tobacco trusts argue across the Atlantic and now the Universal tobacco trust joins the British concern. The public is urged that their fight could bankrupt them, a prospect described as beneficial to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco Trust
Imperial Tobacco Trust
Great
Atlantic
Universal Tobacco Trust
Roosevelt Narrowly Extends Order to Government Printers
Roosevelt’s edict against government employees pressuring Congress to shape laws is read as not applying to printers in the government printing office. The policy’s reach remains debated as Maniey’s price and role at postmaster general’s level linger unresolved. He refused an assistant postmaster general post, claiming cabinet stature.
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Roosevelt
Teddy
Joe Maniey
Joe
Mr. Roosevelt
Philippine War Strain Sparks Alarm Over Soldier Sickness
War officials report a sharp rise in disease among American troops in the Philippines. Army medical authorities warn that illness undermines operations and calls for intensified prevention and treatment measures.
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Philippines
Dad Describes the Unvalued Labor of Fathers Across Generations
A speaker laments the forgotten toil of fathers who sacrifice for children, working on farms and in offices to fund education, luxuries, and opportunities. The piece condemns ingratitude and the neglect of fatherly sacrifices, noting sons and daughters mock traditional attire and overlook parental support.
Questions for the Wide Awake Boys From a Curious Inquiry
A playful list of botanical and animal questions invites young readers to wonder about trees, vines, horses, cows, and weather. It ponders why horses eat grass backward, why chimneys sit high or low, and when fruit trees bear fruit, framed in a child friendly tone.
Sorrow as the Silk Thread of Shared Sympathy
A reflective line notes sorrow as a delicate, unifying thread in human empathy, tracing the quiet bonds that connect people through communal feeling and mutual support.
California man offers wife and children for sale
A California man proposes to sell his wife and four children for $50. He quips he could likely be bought cheap for a beer. The remark implies a troubling, informal adoption of a lawyer client quotient about self control.
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California
Notice of Forfeiture for Vanity lode mining claim Idaho
Notice to the Administratrix and heirs of Michael Spahn and to Robert Shilling. We expended 107.50 dollars for labor on the Vanity lode claim for 1897 to 1901 to hold the claim under U S law. Your one fifth interest covers 21.50 plus half the notice cost. total 107.50. Within ninety days, contribute your share or the co owners’ rights transfer to the subscribers.
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Michael Spahn
Robert Shilling
United States
United State
Seafoam
Custer County
Idaho
Notice of Forfeiture of mining claims in Idaho
John Dudley, administrator, and assigns are notified that $300 in labor and improvements were expended in 1901 to hold the California, W. J. Bryan, and Trade Dollar lode mining claims in Yankee Work Mining District, Custer County, Idaho. Share due is $160 plus $1 recording, with penalties if unpaid within ninety days after publication. failure forfeits to the subscriber under state law. First publication Feb 1, 1902.
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Ley
Idaho
Trolonr
Gunter County
United States
Bayhorse
Custer County
Fle
Drgiven
Cormer No
Challis
Caster County
Hook Ie
Ward County
Keno Bede
Forest Rose Jode
Cave Lode
United States Land Ofice
Hatley
Into
John W. Garratt
W. J. Bryan
Yankee Work
John Dudley
Cusi Tdaho
Tunslvr
Miamicome
Chall
Tdn
Jonn Dudley
Menjamin F. Rapp
Greenhorn” Lode Mining Elatma
Burnley Bfialny
State of Idaho
Bee Monaie
George M. Smith
Daten
Binney
Jono
Firat Pub
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N. J. Sharp
Register
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William Dunns
Huw
James Gayle
W. H. Feneser
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Sunpies & Spey
Idaho, SN It
Buster
John P. Spalding
Prop
Dealem
Pabst Milwaukee
Enatuis
Ioamo
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