President Roosevelts North Entrance For New Year Reception
White House announces New Year reception details for January 2 with a change in entrance to the north portico to better handle crowds. Schedule lists times for cabinet and diplomatic corps, Supreme Court judges, lawmakers, military officials, and agency heads. citizens reception at 1:00 p.m. All guests to enter by north portico and depart by the eastern entrance, with carriages routed through designated gates and avenues.
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Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Court of Claims
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
United States
Congress
Army
Marine Corps
TD Dstrict
Columbia
Regenta
Smithsonian Institution
Civil Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Isthmian Canal Commission
Librarian of Congress
Columbia Instituton For the Deaf and Dumb
Society of the Cincinnati
Associated Veterans of the War of 1848
Union Veterans’ Union
Society of the Army of Santiago
White House
Roosevelt
Hay
Loomis
Flay
Coring Spring
Wynne
Cooper
Texadia
Jodge
Sister of Mrs Grant Dies in Washington Home
Nellie Winchall Dent Sharp sister of Mrs Ulysses S. Grant and widow of Major Alexander Sharp of the U S A died at 76 at the Woodley home of her daughter Mrs Captain Dennis Winnn after grippe complications. Survived by ten children including Commander Alexander Sharp and Mrs Col James Pettit. Burial planned private at Presidio San Francisco.
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Nellie Winchall Dent Sharp
Ulysses S. Grant
Mas
Alexander Sharp
Gen.Kant
Gen. Grant
Sharp
Grant
Washington
Mas. Sharp
Hayes
Maj. Sharp
Irs
Presidio
San Francisco
Capt. Nolan
West Point
Fort McPherson
Bennett
Hera
Nolan
James Casey
James Pettit
Dennis Nolan
Grant Sharp
Louis Sharp
Montana
Inland Waterways Convention to Meet in Columbia
An interstate convention on Inland waterways will convene December 28 in Columbia South Carolina to promote Atlantic coast navigation from Norfolk to Beaufort Inlet and link Great Lakes to Atlantic harbors via Erie Canal and Chicago drainage canal. Delegates from Congress and commercial groups will attend. the Columbia Chamber of Commerce hosts a dinner that evening. Ferreira promoted to minister plenipotentiary ad interim will present credentials to Secretary Hay.
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Columbia
S. C
Norfolk
Beaufort Inlet
N. C
Congress
Maryland
Florida
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi
Chicago
Alfredo de M. Gomes Ferreira
Washington
Assisbrasil
Brazil
Jrazil
Ferreira
Huy
Maryland postmaster row shocks Maryland Republicans
President Roosevelt appointed W Hal Harris as Baltimore postmaster, bypassing the regular party leaders and endorsing Bonaparte and McComas influence. The move fuels factional tension as Stone may lose reappointment and McComas’s and Wachter’s blocs buckle under a dark horse selection.
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Bonaparte
McComas
Collector Stone
Maryland Politics and Roosevelt Spat Over Senatorial Indorsement
The article notes a party rift as President Roosevelt indorses Harris for the Senate, angering Maryland Republicans. It says McComas and the President draw criticism for ignoring the party organization, while Collector Stone and supporters vow to fight to keep him in port duties. It also mentions Stenne’s continued closeness to the President and potential influence on leadership.
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Maryland
United States
Bonaparte
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Harris
McComas
Standard Oil Plan Mirrors Garfield Federal Charter Idea
The first annual report of the Bureau of Corporations notes that James R. Garfield's federal control plan aligns with Standard Oil's John D. Archbold who urged federal charters to unify laws and spur commerce. Archbold warned restrictive rules would hinder growth and prosperity, urging careful consideration of federal legislation.
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Bureau of Corporations
John D. Archbold
Industrial Commission
James R. Garfield
Standard Oil Company
McKinley
Archbold
Garfield
Standard OH Company
Firearm Quietly Fired At Brightwood Celebration
John F. Mickey of 1639 Eriecourt Brightwood faces assault and carrying concealed weapons charges after a Christmas celebration at his home. A revolver was fired into the air as three shots startled guests, prompting police from the Tenth precinct to respond and take him into custody.
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John F. Mickey
Eriecourt
Brightwood
Tenth Precinct
Mickey
Shake-up in House Committees Promised Under Cannon
Article summarizes calls for a broad reorganization of House committees in the next Congress. It notes Republican control to 1906 and the long tenure of seniority shaping chairmanships. It cites Speaker Cannon's leverage to remap key panels including Appropriations and Post Office, with aim to place influential lawmakers in pivotal posts.
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House of Representatives
House
Henderson
Cannon
House Committee
Blaine
Randall
Carlsle
Crisp
Reed
Senate
Postmasters in Idaho found with plural wives
Investigation by Postmaster General Wynne, prompted by Senator Dubois, identified about a half dozen Idaho federal postmasters with plural wives. President Roosevelt will review the report before Congress action, with possible removals by the President. Some included Mormons. others not polygamists.
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Idaho
Senate
Senator Dubois
Wynne
Roosevelt
Dubois
Smoot
United States
Mr. Wynne
Opening Land Bill Spurs Statehood Fight in Senate
A sweeping land allotment proposal for Indian Territory linked to Oklahoma statehood dominates Senate talk. Senator Stone eyes a plan granting 40 acres to 89,000 Indians while selling rest to white settlers, with mineral wealth and coal, oil, gas, and asphalt cited as incentives. The outcome hinges on Swayne trial timing and broader Democratic resistance.
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Senator Stone
Indian Territory
Indiana
Senate
Stone
Oklahoma
Beveridge
Congress
Southwest
United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Swayne
House
Weather Across Regions Shifts With Storms and Cold
A midwinter storm tracking from Oregon to the Lower Mississippi Valley brings heavy rains across the South and East, with unusually high temperatures inland and strong northerly winds and snow in the mountains. Temperatures vary from subzero in North Dakota to the 70s along the Lower Mississippi, and forecasters warn of a cold wave and winds along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. Local figures note rainfall, humidity, and tide data, with warnings for several states and regions as the system moves northeastward over the next day.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
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Mississippi Valley
Tennessee
Olio Valley
Rocky Mountain
Plaina
Dacket
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantic
New England
New York
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Mississippy
Texas
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European Porta
Grand Banka
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tenasties
Kentucky
Missouri
Indiana
Timeli
Wisconsin
Michigan
Pain Relief Promise from Dr Miles Pills
Fragmentary ad style copy claims No Pain is severe beyond relief by Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. It enumerates headaches neuralgia rheumatic and back pains and dental pain as curable with the remedy though the text is garbled and incomplete. The ad emphasizes universal relief and infallibility.
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Miles
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Relief Claim Card
Advertisement notes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for first symptom relief from nervous headache and neuralgia. Customer Rachael J Johnson of Albuquerque reports preventive use. pills sold in 25 cent doses, pharmacist advised if no benefit return.
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Dr. Miles
Rachael J. Johnson
Albuquerque
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