United Senate Caucus Shapes Majority and Panamanian Debate
The Democratic senators vow to follow caucus rules while Republicans face a united minority under Senator Gorman. Secretary Root touts General Wood’s qualifications for major general, highlighting his prime age. Pettus warns against the Panama affair, urging next steps to defend national honor. Williams backs Canadian reciprocity as a campaign issue. Monroe surpasses Roosevelt in popularity in South America amid postwar shifts. Santo Domingo revolutionists seek U S aid for sovereignty, and Philippine friars plan departure after land sales.
Democrats Bind Senate and House to Caucus Rule under Gorman
The piece notes progress by Democrats in Congress under Senator Gorman and Representative Williams. It highlights caucus rule adoption to unify party stance, claims credit for the Cuba reciprocity bill, and discusses possible opposition to the Panama treaty ratification. It suggests Gorman aims to use the Panama affair as a rallying issue for the next presidential campaign.
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Senate
House
Gorman
Representative Williams
Cuba
Democrats
Panama
Gormon
Panam
Prediction Circulates About German Emperor's Health
A rumor spreads that the German Emperor may soon die, reflecting anxious public concern over the ruler's health and political stability amid mounting speculation in local circles.
American goods flood foreign markets with pennies miles long
Over eight billion pennies have shipped from the Philadelphia mint in five years, enough to stretch about 23,000 miles end to end. American Typewriters sewing machines and cash registers have disrupted German industries, and American shoes are rapidly gaining ground.
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Philadelphia Mint
Germany
Village Sells Entirely At Auction In North Resex
North Resex folk witnessed the High Garrett estate auction with bids brisk. The 356 acre property including Garrett farm 186 acres Sloughhouse farm 45 acres Pear Tree farm 99 acres and Sunnyfields residence plus shops and cottages sold for over £9,000. Main lots yielded £3,367 £1,? and £2,095 with cottages priced £45 to £137. The village schools were bought in at £600 and the Hare and Hounds inn met £1,800 reserve.
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North Resex
High Garrett
Samuel Courtauld
Braintree
Wil
Courtauld
Courtauid
Halstead
Garrett Farm
Farina
Sunnyfelds
Hare and Hounds Inn
A Novel Conception in Stage Art and Irony
A Philadelphia Telegraph anecdote recalls a midwest theater aspirant who claimed a hit in Romeo and Juliet by an apothecary misstep. The tale contrasts original acting ideas with audience reaction and ends noting Syracuse engines logging 241 million revolutions at 250 RPM with rare rest.
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Romeo
Syracuse
N. Y
The Pawnee Annihilation by Mortality in Oklahoma
The Pawnee tribe, moved from Nebraska to Oklahoma in 1876 and once 2,500 strong, has dwindled to under 500. Despite good allotments and a supportive government, mortality has risen each year, with a peculiar ailment striking after age twenty five. Scientists seek the cause as the tribe nears potential extinction.
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
Chicago Chronicle
Indian Office
Youthful Resistance Shapes France's President Loubet
In his youth Emile Loubet resisted schooling, fleeing to the woods until his father forced him to Crest College. He was bound and delivered to the school, a struggle lasting years. Loubet later kept outdoor tastes and bought a small estate near Marsanne, with his mother remaining a peasant proprietor.
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Emile Loubet
Republic of France
Marsanne
Emile
College of Crest
Crest
France
Ike
School of
M. Loubet
Why Vacations Are Given In Boy Education Lifestyle
A compact discussion advocates vacations as essential for boys under stress, arguing recreation supports life after fame or money. It covers summer breaks as physical necessity, types of leisure, sun ray therapy notes, and mentions cat hunting in Rome plus Russia Manchuria railway investments and Dalny city.
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America
Missing dehorned bull notice from Sawtooth valley claimed by owner
Taken up at my place in Sawtooth valley on November 21, 1003, one red polled dehorned bull about two years old and lame to left hind leg. No brand. Left ear cropped and slit. Owner can recover by paying charges for this notice. FP, W. Suaw. First publication December 15, 1903.
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Sawtooth Valley
Breakwater Construction Bids Sought by Custer County Board
The Board of County Commissioners of Custer Idaho invites sealed bids for a breakwater on the Salmon river north side about a mile above the bridge below Watson's ranch. Plans are in the Clerk's office. Bids must be sealed and marked Proposals for Breakwater and filed by the second Monday of January 1904. The Board may reject any or all bids. By Order of the Board Gro. E. Erres, Clerk.
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Board of County Commissioners
Custer County
Idaho
Salmon River
Watson's Ranch
Gro. E. Erres
County Printing Bids Due For 1904 Elections In Custer
Notice announces a January 1904 meeting of the county board to select a printer for 1904 newspaper printing and election materials. Bids must be sealed marked Proposals for County Printing and filed with the Clerk by the second Monday of January 1904. The board may reject any bid.
Proposals Sought for County Poor Care in Custer Idaho
The Board of County Commissioners of Custer County Idaho invites sealed bids for care of the indigent and dependent poor for 1904. Bid must cover hospital facilities food clothing lodging medicines medical appliances and nursing care including decent burial. Bids due by the third Monday of January 1904 with option for per diem or full term. The board may reject any bid.
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Board of County Commissioners
Custer County
Idaho
Janary
Fnto
Notice to take proof on desert land claim in Idaho
Frank A Reed as assignee of Benjamin Borjeson of Custer County Idaho filed a notice to take proof on his desert land claim No Te for the NW NE Sec 9 Tp 16 N R 11 E before L A Johnston TW 8 Commissioner at Challis Idaho on the final day of February 1908 Witnesses named to prove irrigation and reclamation efforts include W Linen Manu May Lemfk, August Norrell, Magus Nordstrom, Benjamin Motager Challis Custer Co Idaho. Also appears an advertisement seeking trustworthy man or lady to manage business in Mist County adjoining territory with $9000 cash salary and expenses paid weekly from Chicago headquarters.
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United States Land Office
Halley
di Dee
Frank A. Reed
Ussitnee
Benjamin Borjeson
Custer County
Idaho
Bas Aled Potlee
Latention
la. M. Johnston
Chalcis
Watstand
Wlinen Manu
Lembkovery
August Norrell
Meet
Magus Nordstrom
Venjamin Motager
Challis, Coster Co
N. dl. Bharp
Register
Mis County
Mousy
Peron
Moondy
Chicago
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Redemption Fund
Bury
Isaac
Alice Felener
W. Suaw
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Dearborn St
Cylon
James Gayle
W. H. Flecener
R.n.hull
General Merchandise
William Buster
Prop
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Pocatello, Idaho
William Rampton
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