Affidavit Allegations Prompt Grand Jury Scrutiny in Hoey Case
Editorial notes the duty of the grand jury to investigate William M Hoey's affidavit alleging mail and telegraph espionage and secret service interference. It argues tampering with mails is a crime and urges prompt inquiry while condemning perjury claims if false. The piece then shifts to critique of Mrs. Tingley and theosophy, mocking fascination with fame and a courtly cult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Tucson
Wm. M. Hoey
Hoey
Secret Service
Hoeyather
Lonor
Mrs Tingley Sets Up Freakish Oriental Court
Theosophical leader Mrs Katherine Tingley is reported to have established near San Diego a so called Oriental Court praised by admirers and derided by critics as a novelty in theatrical display and royal pomp.
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Katherine Tingley
American Theosophical Society
Tingiey
San Diego
California
Hanna's Gandidagy
The article portrays Mark Hanna as noncommittal about a 1904 presidential bid while skillfully shaping influence in politics. It notes his leverage with moneyed interests, control of the Republican machine, and wary positioning toward Roosevelt and regional factions, suggesting a strategic bid behind the scenes.
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Mark Hanna
Oshkosh
Wis
Deadwood
White House
Ohio
Buckeye
Roosevelt
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Hanna
Foraker
Izanna
Rathbone
Philippine policy on constitutional convention by Senate Democrats
Senate committee members endorse a policy for a constitutional convention of delegates elected by voters across the islands. The convention would decide on a form of government and, by ordinance, permanently grant to the United States the lands and waters that the President deems United States property without requiring U.S. consent.
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Senate Committee
Philippines
United States
United
Plans for Philippine policy and independence proposal
The article discusses a U S plan to designate naval and terminal facilities in the Philippines for submarine cables, guarantee protection for all inputs and property, and ensure non molestation of inhabitants who support the United States. It envisions independence, a neutral treaty framework, and amnesty for political offenses. It also references Crispi and a poverty episode in Paris.
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States
United
United States
Philippines
Great Britain
Germany
France
The Glamour for Conquest in American Politics
A railing critique argues that true statesmen and soldiers have avoided conquest while shouting for world power. The author condemns politicians who advocate war as a rule, claiming they retreat when the nation requires soldiers, preferring force as spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Regert
Roosevelt to Take Action Against Beef Trust
Chicago dispatch reports President Roosevelt will move to curb the beef trust. The piece notes tariffs under the Dingley law tax beef and meat imports, cattle hog and sheep crossings, and hides duties benefiting packinghouses and campaign funds. It suggests a shift from earlier policy since the Spanish war era.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Beef Trust
Germany
Mexico
Canada
Republican Party
Legal dignitary taunted over humble origins in debate
An unnamed legal dignitary replied to an opponent's taunt about starting life as a barber's toy. He acknowledged the claim, saying he would have remained in a station like a sugar station if his beginnings had been different.
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Crispi
Courrier Dee Etats Unis
Francesco Crispi
Paris
Paris Opera
Francesco
Opers
Orsin
Mazaint
Bey
Toh Barber
Suihur
Cultivating a Young Man in Rural Dialogue
A brief Washington Star snippet shows Farmer Corntessel and his wife discussing raising their son Josh. They claim to cultivate him daily, with occasional family “takings over” to guide his character and manners.
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Farmer Corntessel
Mother
Washington Star
Scheme and Washerwoman Jest at Long-Dead Folly
A quip from the Atchison Globe features two men of affairs debating fashion and fault acknowledgment. The washerwoman line jokes that sending collars elsewhere only returns them, implying vanity and accountability as the takeaway.
Column forward clause ends in comedy misread command
General Grosvenor recalls a Civil War division commander who mispronounced and misread the drill command Column causing a stalled parade. The tale ends with the general shouting the name Colman aloud to the puzzled troops.
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Grosvenor
Colman
Gloomy TNook- Tjones in a Odd Marriage Proposal
A San Francisco Clinvicle anecdote mocks a gloomy suitor Nye notes that Tjones proposed by asking how she would like to be his widow. The quip reflects a dark humor about romance and fate in a dated chatter column.
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Tjones
San Francisco
Clinvicle
Sun Newspaper Statement of Principles and Offerings
The Sun proclaims its sixty four year history, nationwide correspondents, and global coverage with strong bureaus in Washington and New York. It highlights up-to-date equipment, prompt news collection, extensive market reports, and a commitment to educate and inform all readers with daily news and weekly editions. Subscriptions are listed: Daily Sun six dollars a year, Sunday seven dollars, Sunday only one dollar, Weekly Sun one dollar.
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The
United States
Europe
China
South Africa
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Washington
New York
Sun
Baltimore
Norfok
Charleston
Chicago
Philadelphia
the Sun
Mail
Daily Sun
Sunday Sun
The Baltimore Week Sn Advertising Blurb
Advertising note for The Baltimore Sun weekly edition describes market reports agri department articles and household interest column. Mentions subscription price one dollar annually and free mailings in the United States Canada and Mexico.
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Tucson Citizen
Citizen Printing and Publishing Co
Associated Press
Congress
Arizona
O’brien Moore
Opera Stage
Jerome Anderson
Point Lome University Brotherhood
Tingley
Josh
Atchison Globe
Che Sun
Baltimore, MD
Weekly
Adolf Bail
John Weiland
Anheuser Busch
Josi
Schlitz
West Congress St
Drew
Banking Department
Cananea Consolidated Copper Co
Cananea
Buy
Chemical National Bank
Anglo-Californian Bank
Banco de Sonora
Hermosillo
H. Wincams
City of Mexico
T. Macmanus
L. C. Hanks
Ww. C. Winewaar
Jno
A. Campbell
B. M. Jacobs
Fred Fleishman
L. M. Jacobs
J. M. Ormsay
the Consolidated National Bank
M. v. Freeman
H. B. Tenny
CU Davis
E. W. Graves
Cashir
Siwage
R. D. Wooddell
Scott Street
Broadway Club
Cafe Goldtree
Goldtree’s
Congress and
Court Street
Isidor Goldtree
John D. Burgess
P.O. Box
Tucson, Ariz
Denver
Colo
U. S
J. W. Pope
Q. M
J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Lil
Bucklen
Columbus
Alex Rossi
Stone Avenue
Union Market
B. G.capo
the Jeweler
West Congress
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