President Roosevelt Chooses North Entrance for New Year Reception
White House announces New Year reception details for January 2 with main greeting at 1:00 a.m. The event returns to the north portico entrance to streamline crowds, with guests entering the White House by the north portico and exiting by the eastern entrance. Schedule lists Cabinet, Supreme Court justices, senators, representatives, military officials, and society groups in attendance. Carriages to the northwestern gate depart and park on East Executive Avenue until entry.
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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 Dead in Washington Home
Nellie Winchall Dent Sharp sister of Mrs Ulysses S Grant and widow of Major Alexander Sharp U S A died at 76 at the Woodley home of her daughter Mrs Capt Dennis Winnn after grippe complications. She spent much time in Washington during Grants administration and survives ten children. Funeral planned as private with interment at the 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 Plan to Link Great Lakes with Atlantic Ports
An interstate convention will meet in Columbia South Carolina on December 28 to discuss inland waterway development along the Atlantic Coast extending from Norfolk Virginia to Beaufort Inlet North Carolina and linking Great Lakes via the Erie Canal to Atlantic harbors and the Mississippi Valley system via the Chicago drainage Canal. Delegates from Congress and commercial groups will attend as the Columbia Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual dinner that evening. Ferreira of Brazil is named minister plenipotentiary ad interim and will present credentials to Secretary Hay in coming days as Assis Brasil remains stationed in Brazil.
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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 Verreira
Washington
Assisbrasil
Brazil
Jrazil
Ferreira
Huy
Maryland Postmaster Surprise Draws Fire From GOP Leaders
President Roosevelt appointed W Hall Harris of Baltimore as postmaster, bypassing expected McComas Bonaparte aligned candidates. The move shocks Maryland Republicans, signals possible factional strife, and threatens William F Stone’s reappointment as collector. Local leaders Wachter, McDonald and Stone feud looms.
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Bonaparte
McComas
Collector Stone
Roosevelt
Baltimore
W. Jal Harris
Maryland
Harris
Charles J. Bonaparte
J. Stuart MacDonald
Union League Club of
Representative Wachter
MacDonald
Gov. Lowndes
Washington
Wachter
Senator McComas
John ¢. Semering
Republican State Committee
C. W. Snyder
E. Riley Wright
W. W. McIntire
Frank Wachter
W. Hlall Harris
Davis Warfield
J. Morrison Harris
J. Stuart McDonald
Waghter
Stone
William F. Stone
McCamas
Maryland Politics Shape As Roosevelt Indorses Harris
Baltimore politics erupt as President Roosevelt backs Harris for a federal post, angering the local Republican organization led by Senator McComas. The confrontation threatens a bitter party fight over leadership, with Collector Stone and the loyalist Stenne poised for possible clashes.
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Maryland
United States
Bonaparte
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Harris
McComas
Standard Oil Plan Mirrors Garfield on Federal Corporations
The first annual report of the Bureau of Corporations notes that James R. Garfield’s call for Federal control of interstate corporations aligns with Standard Oil Company proposals. John D. Archbold told the Industrial Commission that federal charters, with fair restrictions, could end monopoly talk and unify laws, while opposing restrictive statutes.
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Bureau of Corporations
John D. Archbold
Industrial Commission
James R. Garfield
Standard Oil Company
McKinley
Archbold
Garfield
Standard OH Company
Man Arrested After Revolver Fireworks At Brightwood Party
John F. Mickey of 1639 Eriecourt Brightwood is jailed at the Tenth precinct on assault and carrying concealed weapons charges after a Christmas celebration at his home. A revolver and three shots in the air summoned reserve officers to the scene, and Mickey was detained.
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John F. Mickey
Eriecourt
Brightwood
Tenth Precinct
Mickey
Shake-Up in House Committees Targeted by Speaker Cannon
A heated push for a broad committee reorganization in the next Congress, led by Republican leaders, aims to curb seniority bias and install influential lawmakers. The article notes a long Republican dominance, evolving committee chairs, and Cannon’s capacity to implement changes, including a likely revamp of Appropriations and other major panels.
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House of Representatives
House
Henderson
Cannon
House Committee
Blaine
Randall
Carlsle
Crisp
Reed
Senate
Dingley
Postmasters in Idaho tied to polygamy probe
A Senate resolution prompted Postmaster General Wynne to investigate Idaho postmasters for polygamy. He found about six federal postmasters with plural wives, including some Mormons, though not all are polygamists. President Roosevelt will review the report before any action, which could include removals. state law governs violations, while postmaster removals lie with the President.
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Idaho
Senate
Senator Dubois
Wynne
Roosevelt
Dubois
Smoot
United States
Mr. Wynne
Opening Land Rush Buzzed in Statehood Debate
The article examines a plan to open Indian Territory nearly as large as Indiana to white settlers, with 89 000 Indians allotted forty acres each and a minimum land price. It weighs statehood dynamics, governance gaps, and the potential impact on Oklahoma and Indian Territory, plus the Swayne impeachment timeline and trial scheduling.
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Senator Stone
Indian Territory
Indiana
Senate
Stone
Oklahoma
Beveridge
Congress
Southwest
United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Swayne
House
Weather Prognosis From U S Weather Bureau Dispatch
The storm moving from the Oregon coast to the Lower Mississippi Valley brings heavy rains and high winds across the South and East. Temperatures vary from subzero in North Dakota to 80s in the Lower Mississippi, with snow in the Rockies and on the plains and a general cool-down in the Great Lakes region. Special forecasts warn of storm warnings along the Gulf and shifting winds on the Atlantic coast, with a cold wave sweeping parts of Texas Arkansas Mississippi and Kentucky.
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U. 8
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Oregon Coast
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee
Olio Valley
Rocky Mountain
Plaina
Dacket
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantic
New England
New York
Atlantic
Lake
Mississippy
Texas
Lake Rejon
European Porta
Grand Banka
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tenasties
Kentucky
Missouri
Indiana
Timeli
Wisconsin
Michigan
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Relief Claim Card
No Pain are severe that it cannot be relieved with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. The pamphlet touts it as the infallible remedy for relief and cure of every kind of pain including headache neuralgia rheumatic back and toothache and general aches.
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Miles
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Quick Relief
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills promise relief at the first symptom and claim to calm nervous headache and neuralgia. Testimonials from Rachael Johnson of Albuquerque note early use prevents attacks, while unused product advice suggests consulting a druggist if not benefited. Prices listed as 25 cents per dose.
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Dr. Miles
Rachael J. Johnson
Albuquerque
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Git Whiskey Company
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Tampico Cattle and Agricultural Company
Dearborn Street
Charles F. Linscott
Clifton Hall
L W. Legerts
Joseph A. Burkart
Frank Berens
Charles Brr
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Joseph M. Metcalf
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Capital Traction Company
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Washington, D C
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Phrenology
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Ooercoran Building
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C. M. I Weller
Chaman Committee
Lucy
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Eirrpatrick
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Paterson
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