Catholic Church Denies Political Agent Claims In Indian Funds
Cardinal Gibbons and Father Ketcham release a statement saying the Catholic Church has no political agent in Washington or elsewhere. They defend the use of tribal funds for Indian education and deny involvement by Prof. Scharf, stressing each action was not as church agents but independent effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Ketcham
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
BF Street
Post
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Bard
Father Ketcham
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Hard
Committee On Indian Affairs
Senate
Catholic Church
Washington
E . Scharf
Catholi Church
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missione
Bureau of Catholic Indian Bission
James Cardinal Gibbons
Schaaf
Catholic ‘Indian Missions
Bureau of Catholic Indian
Catholic University
E. I. Scharf
Maurice Francis Egan
School of Philosophy
Cathole University
Aein
McMahon Hall
Scharf
Faculty of Philosophy
Conaty
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas W Conaty
United States
Indian trust funds debate stalls as hearings continue
Senate subcommittee in charge of the Indian appropriation bill resumed hearings with no new disclosures on the use of Indian trust funds by sectarian schools. Recent sensational testimony may be kept from printed docu ments, while Representative Lacey proposes a bill to allocate and distribute tribal funds by executive order for individual tribal members where it serves the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Stephens
Texas
Lacey
Iowa
House
Senate Committee
Nolans
Texarkana Postmaster Picked in Roosevelt Backed Ride
President Roosevelt appoints Lyman S Roach, an ex locomotive engineer and union member, postmaster of Texarkana Ark and Tex Texarkana Tex amid a political clash between Arkansas and Texas factions led by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The nomination, confirmed by the Senate, widens Texas influence in the Texarkana post office, angering Arkansas Republicans and triggering party tensions along the border.
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Texarkana
Senate
Southwest
Roosevelt
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Republican Central Committee of
Arkansas
Lyman
Roach
Ark
Texarkans
Texas
Ranger
Arkansans
Tex
Reach
Rio Grande
Commonwealth
Jacob C. Bickley
Benjamin Foreman
Bickley
Foreman
Beckley
Washington
Pennsylvania
Stone
White House
Lyman 8S
Lyman & Roach
Bowers Told to Head Fisheries as President Praises Work
Fish Commissioner George M Bowers remains at the helm of the Bureau of Fisheries amid a broad expansion of operations and rising hatchery output. The President expressed satisfaction with his seven years of service and said continued energetic effort is desired for the next four years. Since 1891 federal funds total 1 725 500 with public and private waters yielding over 11 280 579 972 fish. The program shows financial returns nationwide, notably in ponds lakes interior waters and coastal rivers driven by shad and salmon propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M Bowers
Bureau of
Commissioner Bowers
Bowers
Fsh
Great Sea- Board
Senate Confirms Texan for Engineer Roach Job Title
The Senate confirmed the Texan to the engineer position after documents were prepared for the case. Arkansas must await an opening before filling the slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach
Senate
Arkansas
Croker Returns to New York for Son’s Funeral
Richard Croker former Tammany leader arrives in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to attend the funeral of his son Frank who died in a wrecked automobile at Ormond Florida. He says his stay will be brief and hints at possible Tammany ties. He sailed January 22, 1902, and has been away three years.
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New York
Richard Croker
Tammany
Croker
Frank
Ireland
Mr. Croker
Philadelphia
Daring Escape From Prison By Convicts Seizing Locomotive
Two convicts escaped from the Huntsville penitentiary by overpowering the engineer and fireman, forcing a locomotive to move under fire from guards. They ran about five miles before abandoning the engine and fleeing into the woods. One inmate held a life sentence for murder related to his companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
Tax on Car Lines Proposed in Washington Railway Act
Representative Alien yesterday introduced a bill in the House authorizing the Washington Railway and Electric Company to operate elevated automobile lines in the District. It provides that instead of paying taxes the company shall pay into the Treasury for the District of Columbia 1 percent of gross earnings. A clause amends the law to require all transportation companies in the District to pay 1 percent of gross earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Treasury
District of Columbia
Clark University marks founder Jonas G. Clark’s birth anniversary
Worcester Mass February 1 Clark University observed the ninetieth anniversary of the founder Jonas G Clark today. Rev Calvin Stebbins of Framingham delivered an address on Mr Clark life work and character.
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Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Jonas G. Clark
Clark
Calvin Stebbins
Framingham
Cured by Cuticura Sufferer Recounts Baby’s Recovery
Mrs Wm Ryer of Elk River Minnesota tells how eczema began as a scalp swelling in her three week old baby spread to a dime sized sore to a dollar in eight months hair fell out skin became fair again after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the girl now has a full head of hair and no scar remains.
Cure Permanent Inquiry From Elk River Baby Case
A reader from Elk River Minnesota writes that a six year old baby once suffered a solid sore on the head which had not returned since treatment. The letter dated February 25 1903 references a cure and asks for further guidance.
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Ryer
Elk River
Minn
Ata
Bai Ham Dela
Boson
Columbus
Loyal Legion's Night Gathers Civil War Veterans
British Ambassador Sir Mortimer Durand and Cuban Minister attend the Loyal Legion of DC's 23rd annual banquet at Rauscher's with 400 members. Generals Chaffee and Young, Secretary Shaw, Justice Harlan, and Admiral Clark honor the event with speeches, music by the Marine Band, and a Lincoln tribute amid flags and Civil War memories.
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Shaw
District of Columbia
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Rauscher’s
Mortimer Durand
Republic
Chaffee
Young
Treasury
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Mgr
O’connell
Catholic University
Clark
John Watson Foster
New York
Banquet honors Cuban Minister with high profile guests
A formal banquet featured speeches by Cuban Minister Senor Quesada and Ambassa dor Sternberg as well as General Chaffee and other dignitaries. The event drew a long list of military officers, diplomats, and civic leaders including Henry Mortimer Durand, George Dewey, Leslie Shaw, and numerous generals, captains, and council members.
Coming to the Theaters Raffles and Related Acts
A parade of theater notices cites Kyrie Bellew in Raffles at the New National Theater with EB Holland, and a Fortes Robertson Kipling play engagement. Kellar and Valadon magic at Lafayette promises levitations and vanishings, plus vaudeville by Chase and the Rose Wentworth Trio, with Mary Norman providing caricature acts.
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Chase
Rose Wentworth
Mary Norman
Varied Vaudeville and Classical Acts Promote Friday Show
A lineup featuring Miss Norman, Cliff Gordon, and the Witon Brothers promises humorous satire and grotesque comedy at Lafayette Square Theater. The Washington Symphony Orchestra performs tomorrow with Cornelis Rubner as pianist, and a detailed program includes Beethovens and Griegs works. The season showcases In Old Kentucky at the Academy of Music next Monday and Bowery Burlesquers new production The Gay Modist with a vaudeville curtain raiser at Kernan's Lyceum next week.
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Norman
Cliff Gordon
Congress
Gordon
Witon Brothers
Tuch
Bennettts
Talbot and Hoxers
Bean
Hamilton
Lafayette Square Theater
Washington Symphony Orcheatra
Reginald de Koven
Cornelus Hubner
Sejivist
Rubner
McDowell
Columbia University
New York
Paderewek
Chase's
Bowery
Taylor
Watwah and
Barret
Ben Jansen Davenport Brothers
Belle Veola
Carmelita de Arcos
Lizzie Freligh
Enlah Lee
E¢wing
Kernan
Lyceum
Morton in New York Conference With Railroad Leaders
Secretary Morton met in New York with prominent railroad executives at his hotel. Visitors included Cassatt, president of the Pennsylvania system, and Spencer, president of the Southern Railway Company, as part of a conference on railroad matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morton
Cassatt
Pennsylvania System
Spencer
Southern Railway Company
Secretary Morton to Return to Washington Today
Maj Hugh J Gallagher of the General Staff assumed duties as purchasing agent for the Isthmian Canal Commission yesterday morning with headquarters in the commission's Washington office. He brings extensive Army supply experience and is regarded by the War Department as one of the most informed and efficient purchasing agents in the country.
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Hugh J Gallagher
Tc Sia
Isthmian Canal Commission
Ecommission
Washington
Commission
Gallagher
Army
War Department
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Bureau of Indian Missions
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California
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India
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Sur
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Executive Department
Tiau
Indian Rights Association
Térico Department
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Oklahoma
Didim
Ketcham Ja
Bureau of Cathodic i Indian Missions
Gloom
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Loyal Legion’s Night
Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
Parragut
William P. Huxford
Marine Band
Gen. Foster
Abraham Lincoln
Casey
Gettysburg
Hancock
Supreme Court
Dooley
Mr. Dooley
Great Britain
Russia
Rough Riders
England
King
4. Apgar
I. C. Avoud
G. L. Andrews
Ayne
J .W. Andrews
Robert Armour
G. W. Bair
N. M. Brooka
F G. Butts
Cyrus Bussey
JI .M. Brown
Nathan Bickford
Council
F A. Butts
H. V. Butler
H. A. Castle
A. R. Chatee
J A Clark
Michael Cooney
R. ©. Cherseman
A. A. Clemmons
P. B. Crosthwaite
Newton de Forrest
B. B. Dovener
E. D. Dimmick
W. Eaton
William Emerson
Cart
Howard Edmonds
JM. Edgar
C. H Evans
J W. Foster
William Fletcher
G. H. French
W. McN Fairfax
G. ¥. Foote
M. J. Fonte
Frederick Fuger
E W. Foster
Newton Ferree
H O W. Fiten
Felix Freyhold
B F. Flaher
C. L. Frailey
R J, Frank
J P Fillebrown
Sheridan Ferree
J. M. Flint
A. R S. Foote
A D. Gaston
I. Grumley
JH. Guanel
A. B Gruewell
G. C. Gondine
J G Greenawalt
R Gibson
C. G. Gould
R. H Grant
D .S. Gordon
J Glover
H. Glennan
G. BE Graves
Greene
O W. Greely
Huxford
Recorder
Abraham Hart
W. R. Hillyer
Varner
W. V. Hottel
B. F. Hagson
Hawkins
O. W. Holmes
C. B. Haring
P. Hains
W F Walleck
J D. Hoskins
K. Hal
W. L. Kenly
W. A Knapp
J. Watts Kearny
EB. A. Keerper
L. M. Kelley
R. W. Kerr
H Lawrence
Charles Lyman
J. W. Lewis
J. Loud
M. D. Lewis
Charles Lowell
J . Loud
B Payne
C Peele
J. Pealle
G& B. Fond
EH. Paraoas
Daingerfield Parker
H. L. Piper
F . Frindle
Alfred Pew
Robert Potts
W. B. Prentice
Potts
The
J Tyler Powell
A . G. Richardson
A. P. Robbing
C. Rynex
F A. Reeve
Robert Reyburn
G C. Remey
F M. Remeny
JM Robinson
P B Rogers
W P. Rogers
James Roy
Wright Rives
N. A. Stobbins
Henry Romeyn
R. G. Rutherford
F. Rand
J. F Raub
W. F Reed
Bk, Roberts
Robie
T. C. Selfridge
J C Scantling
P. L. Scantling
L. FP. Siebert
Joseph Smolinski
Rufus Saxton
S. Willard Saxton
J. R Smith
Herman Schreiner
JT. Smith
C. G. Stephenson
Nathaniel Shatswell
W. Slater
P. P. B Sands
McG Sweltzer
W. B. Smith
J. H. Sumner
W T Spencer
G Wi Sensner
Andrew Biewart
Y ¥. Swiggett
M V. Sheridan
W. N. Sage
H. Staneuiff
Theoadore Schwan
T H Sherwood
C. H. Btone
G. F. Schayer
Stearns
J J. Temple
RB. J. Tyler
J. F. Thompson
R. W Tyler
G. T. True
M R. Thorp
G. E. Tower
W. D. Thompson
George Truesdell
Z. L. Tanner
M Emmet Urell
W. K. van Aeypen
G. A. Woodward
Lisut
F. M. Wright
Jeremiah Willams
D. #. Welch
Edward Webster
A. &. Woodworth
R. BE. Whitman
L. P. Williams
G. H. Weeks
J. N. Whitney
J E H. White
F. B. Wheaton
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Samuel L. Powers
M. C
Massachusetts
George Dewey
Dennis J. O'Connell
T. D
Senor de Quesada
Charles B. Clark
Order
W. &. Andrews
EB. F. Droop
G. F. Dudley
W. P. Degraw
G. F. Billett
J. B. K. Eultett
A. P. Fardon
Capt
F. Frantz
M. J. Ferren
R. P. Goodwin
H. Graves
Exanter Grant
Hos
D. GL
D. Granger
KE. G. Hamilton
W. H.hooke
A. J. Hall
J. B. Houstot
W. H. Hills
J. W. Hollyday
Seaac Ffaslett
Grote Hutcheson
Seign
Edward Jenks
My.w. IL Kiopher
C. H. Keep
J. B. Lambie
A. OM Lothrop
G. R. Lyman
J. Mf Lodge
T. M. Mahon
G. FT. Marye
Collins Marshall
C. A. Moore
E. W. Roe
B. Rheem
J. D.bowen
W. B. Bowen
G. C. Rankin
F. B. Rittman
A. H Russell
C. H. Ridenour
George Sprats
G. W. F. Swartzell
E. P. Leeds
D. J. Craigie
Kansas
G. M. Laughlin
Willamson Smith
W. M. Wright
Kyrie Bellew
Raffles
National Theater
EB. M. Holland
Mr. Bellew
Fm al
Bellew
Mr. Holland
E. W. Hornung
Clas
Menta
Holland
Clare Blandlek Ha Adl
Hattie Russell
Lady Melvage
Lorena Atwood
Oliva Wyndham
Mignon Beranger
Frank McCormick
Frank Roberts
Frank Connor
Fortes Robertson
Kipling
Mr Robertson
Dick Helder
Forbes Robertson
Columbia
Love
Henry V. Esmond
Kellar
Valadon
Lafayette
Valador
London
KelJlar
Karine
Neta
Stati
Massachusetts Avenue
Cornelis Rubner Ony
Grieg
Anttra
Fiano
Old
Kentucky
Academy of Music
Jacob Laty
Charles
Darey
California Fig Syrup Co
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