Senators Clash Over Philippine Tariff Bill and Policy
Washington February 22 The senate debated the Philippine tariff bill for over six hours. Spooner defended Republican policy and attacked Democratic criticisms while urging support for McKinley Roosevelt, and Tillman condemned US rule in the Philippines likening it to carpet bag governance. He warned of looting and pacification campaigns.
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Washington
Senate
Bate
Tennessee
Spooner
Congress
McKinley Tee Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Philippines
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Ambassador White Sees friendship despite German baiting talk
Ambassador Andrew D. White told 300 Americans at the Wasserhof in Berlin that German American relations are marked by goodwill not anti German sentiment. He said U S newspapers show no hatred toward Germans and noted recent communications of goodwill between Germany and the United States via wireless telegraphy as proof of improving ties.
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Berlin
Andrew D. White
United States
Washington
Wwasserhof
Atlantic
Germany
Union
American
Ekron Pring Wilhelm
Cabinet Resigns Over Chamber Election Setback
In Rome on February 22, the cabinet resigns after Signor Villa fails to win re-election as president of the chamber of deputies, ending the government’s term amid the electoral setback.
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Tome
Signor Villa
Chamber of Deputies
Market Roundup of Cattle Hogs and Grains Across Regions
Chicago grain and produce report shows hog receipts around 20 000 with prices from 4 85 to 6 45 per hundredweight and cattle quotes from 3 80 to 7 40 for steers. East Buffalo NY reports steady cattle and rising hogs with lambs mixed and veal calves at 6 00 to 8 25. St Louis and Milwaukee provide scattered grain price moves with wheat and corn easing and rye firm.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Buffalo
Hicago
Board of Trade
Chicago
Demand Remains Unabated Amid Storms and Rising Prices
Dun and Company weekly review notes stormy Atlantic coast trade with weather delays inland but continued demand. Prices for perishables and staple goods rose, spring wear and iron goods show strength while labor prospects improve. February railway earnings fall 3.5 percent from last year. bank exchanges rise 15.5 percent, New York loss 5.9 percent. Commercial failures total 6,007,881 for February, with manufacturing most affected. 250 failures in the U S and 1 in Canada this week.
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New York
Kh. G. Dun & Company
Review of Trade
Atlantic Coast
United States
Canada
Des Moines Men Protest Smallpox Headlines
Des Moines citizens stage a mass meeting denouncing Chicago papers for exaggerated smallpox headlines. Milo Ward of the Commercial Exchange criticizes biased reporting harming Des Moines retailers and asserts the outbreak is controlled with no deaths.
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Des Moines
Chicago
Milo Ward
The
Commercial Exchange
Public spaces reopen amid resumed normal operations
The speaker notes that all public places are now open and life is returning to normal, with activities proceeding as usual. No specific locations or dates are provided.
Andrews Under More Bail Charged With Bank Report Falsification
A third warrant is issued for Frank C. Andrews, vice president of City Savings Bank, and another officer for filing a false bank condition report with the state banking commissioner on Feb 20 1901. Bail set at 60000, not posted. Exam scheduled for Feb 28.
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Detroit
Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Andrews
Whelan
Senate Debates Philippine Tariff Bill as House Passes Indian Appropriation
In Washington on February 22 the Senate opened by debating the Philippine tariff bill with speakers including Bate Spooner and Tillman. The House approved the Indian appropriation bill with few amendments. Late session focused on private claims bills, with several passed, and a resolution to probe Nardin's ties to the Shoshone Indian school.
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Washington
Senate
Bate
Tennessee
Spooner
Strange Accident in Tipton Wrecks Boy’s Arm
In Tipton Indiana on February 22 Warren Begs ler of Jackson Station touched a Hercules powder cartridge, lit the fuse and held it. The blast blew off his right arm at the elbow and tore flesh from his left hand and side, with severe injuries threatening his life.
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Tipton
Ind
Warren Begsler
Jackson Station
Death Probe Involving Catherine Green In Springfield
Coroner Baer opened an investigation into the death of Catherine M. Green after she collapsed in Dr. Frank Tilery’s office and died at St. John’s Hospital. The case focuses on unusual circumstances surrounding the young woman’s sudden illness and death.
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Springfield
His
Baer
Catherine M. Green
Frank Tilery
St. John's Hospital
Trial of Dr Marshall Evidence Concluded In Pontiac Case
The board of managers has concluded evidence in the case of Dr J A Marshall the Pontiac reformatory prison physician and will announce verdict next Wednesday. Doctors Ross and Parson testified treatment of Collins was proper. Convict Moran and hospital clerk Morton supported Marshall. Miss Simater testified no striking occurred. Marshall denied all charges claiming they were trumped up. The defense argued policy motives but such testimony was ruled out.
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Bttom
Sveh
Indecent photography case leads to fine and jail time
Dr Frederic A Cady pleaded guilty to printing obscene photographs of local young women. He was fined 100 dollars or four months in the Detroit house of correction after waiving examination and bonds of 800 dollars. The case notes his cocaine habit and recent arrest.
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Hint, Mieh
Frederic A. Cady
Stevenson
Circuit Court
Court House
Wisner
Williams
Detroit House of Correction
TORIES OBTAIN A LONGER LEASE THROUGH DEFECTION
London reports Lord Rosebery’s split from Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman renews debate in Liberal ranks. Editorials across The Times Globe Pall Mall Gazette Westminster Gazette weigh coalition chances and impact on imperial policy. The Times hints at earlier arrival of stronger imperial governance under a new arrangement.
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London
Lord Rosebery
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Liberal Party
Great Britain
Thames
Bic
the Times
Duke of Devonshire
The
Times
Globe
Rosebery
Pall Mall Gazette
Sir Henry Campbell Banner
Westminster Gazette
Sir Henry Camebpld Bannerman
London Weeklies Rally Around Prince Henry Visit
London weekly reviews discuss the impending arrival of Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia in New York and the Spain US war controversy. The Spectator and Outlook debate German press distortions and Anglo American cooperation while The Saturday Review attacks Britain’s stance in the latest international exchange.
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Prince Henry
Prussia
New York
The
Spectator
Germany
Koughind
United States
Spain
America
Haggland
Dewey
Manila Bay
Hay
Russia
Saturday Review
Chicago Specialist Indicted for Confidence Game in Sangamon County
Springfield Ill Feb 21 Dr F R May a Chicago specialist has been indicted by the Sangamon county grand jury on a confidence game charge. He is said to have visited farmers in Sangamon county and guaranteed cures for a set sum. Patients gave notes for 25 or 50 dollars and after the first visit they were not seen again nor prescribed further.
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Springfield
F. R. May
Chicago
Sangamon County
Ile
Storm Strikes Mobile and Valdosta Causing Damages
A severe wind and rain storm hit parts of southern Alabama and Georgia. In Mobile winds reached 45 miles per hour, tearing up telephone lines and snapping several steamers from moorings. In Valdosta the Roberts Crawford Dasher carriage factory was wrecked, incurring about $10,000 in losses.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Georgia
Mobile
Valdosta
Roberts-Crawford Dasher Company
Dempsey Given Prison Term For Shoplifting Baby Shoes
Frank Dempsey, 23, was sentenced to one to three years for stealing baby shoes from a store in Muncie Indiana. A detective who arrested him had his mail searched and letters put in his pocket. Dempsey grabbed the letters while one hand was locked to the officer and reached around with the other.
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Muncie
Ind
Frank Dempsey
Dempsey
Osman Pasha trial opens in Constantinople
The trial of General Osman Pasha, son of Kurdish chief Bedrahan Pasha, for high treason begins behind closed doors in Constantinople after his return from Europe via Cairo and subsequent arrest upon arrival.
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Constantinople
Osman Pasha
Osman
Bedrahan Pasha
Europe
Cairo
Wooster University Fire Rebuilding Fund Receives Extra Gift
It is announced that subscriptions have surpassed the $100,000 donated by a New York gentleman whose wine has been kept secret for Wooster University. The trustees will have $85,000 at their disposal for rebuilding after the recent fire.
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Wooster
New York
Wooster University
Jury Returns Thunder Verdict in Rogers Case
Cleveland jurors convict Vernon Rogers of second degree murder for shooting his sweetheart Margaret T H Allen on October 19. Rogers then attempted suicide by shooting himself but survived with medical help.
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Cleveland
Vernon Rogers
Margaret T Hallen
Rogers
University of Chicago oratorical candidates named
Pertram Nelson led the field with Harry Laurie and Herbert Fleming in the contest to select Chicago’s Northern Oratorical League representative for May 2. In Philadelphia, the steamship Kroonland was launched but stuck on the ways until jacks freed her for launch, while the United States sent a note to the European government over a dispute.
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Chicago
Pertram G. Nelson
Harry J. Laurie
Herbert E. Fleming
University of Chicago
Philadelphia
Kroonland
Cramp’s
United States
Eee
Abinehr
King to Coach the Wisconsins
The University of Wisconsin athletic council announces Phil King will again coach the football team next fall. King is currently in the east on business and was secured through a special arrangement.
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Madison
Wis
The
Athletic Council of the
University of Wisconsin
Phil King
Wisconsin University
Wing
Railway Appointment Created in Chicago and Western
Milwaukee Feb 22 announces the appointment of W. D. Cantillon as assistant general superintendent of the Chicago and Great Western road with headquarters in Chicago. The post is described as newly created.
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Milwaukee
W. D. Cantillon
Chicago and Giveat Western Road
Chicago
Chicago Stockman Found Dead In Alleged Gag Incident
In Chicago on February 22, James Alurphy a stockman from Parnell Iowa was found dead. Police believe he may have accidentally suffocated during an attempted gag leading to his death. No clear motive or suspects are released as the investigation continues with uncertain details.
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Ottumwa
Rollin Handyshell
Eva Puss
Fenderloin
Chicago
James Alurphy
Parnell
Bethere
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Washington, Iowa
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Attorney-at-Law
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City Mall
Iowa
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Over Craft’s Store
Washington, Ta
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Lowa
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Veisu
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Washington, Lowa
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