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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1906

Page

30

Defends Grop Report Defends Census Statistics Probe

President Roosevelts committee on department methods plans to begin a careful inquiry into 1900 agricultural statistics by the Census Bureau. Secretary Wilson resists reforms while courtship moves to delay action, with Congress awaiting appropriations before the investigation can start and outcomes uncertain.

Bureau Agricultural Department Whilson Census Bureau Roosevelt Mads Congress Onde Wilson Ac Brat Department of Agriculture Il Wis Bureau of Statistics Keep Bing Aw Tsieuiturtil Angel Fleers Merriam Wille Department of Agriculure

Abernathy Coyotes and Wolves Feat Attracts Roosevelt

Oklahoma rancher John D Abernathy famed for subduing coyotes and wolves with his bare hands gained national attention after feats on the Roosevelt hunting trip in the Cimarron area. His bold demonstrations, including capturing and muzzling wild canines, led to a U S marshal appointment and his reputation as a rugged frontier figure.

Roosevelt Anion Okla New York John D Abernathy United States Oklahoma Abernathy Frederick Coyote Fredg Nick Tere Abrnathy Kwwa-Comarche Texas Red River Lone Star Col Lyon Lyons Park Sherman Tex Deep Red John End Valle Praire Presidents Camp Washington Niona-Comanche W. W. Painter Cuba Rough Riders

Important Role in Austria Hungary May Shift Chancellorship

Count Agenor Goluchowski, long time virtual chancellor of the Austro Hungarian empire, may retire this summer. The emperor delays change amid turmoil, with Bar on Burlan and Ambassador Gengelmu ller von Henningdérvar named as possible successors. The article details the minister of the imperial house, its powers, and the dynastic statutes governing the Hapsburg family.

Agenor Golouchowski Austria Hungar Hns Count Kalnochy Count Andrassy Hs Rank Tke Kalnocky Andrassz Vienna London Totas Baron Burlan Gengelmulder von Henngdérvar Washington Count Kalnecky Balkan Belgrade Austin Lord Granville Hengedmuller Colleazra Ambassador Cambon House of Hapsburg Sur Archduke John Hapsburgs Wirine Eithier Russia Woarsaw Agenor Gaolouchowski Sotmeily mm Pais Golou

Beavers and Green Conspiracy Trial Set for Monday

The trial of George W. Beavers and George E Green on a conspiracy indictment tied to post office scandals is slated to begin next Monday. U.S. District Attorney Baker will push for trial. no defense appeal steps seen. likely no continuance unless Reed Smoot matter requires counsel. Judge Ashley M. Gould will preside. the proceedings may occupy most of the week. Building permits issued include M E A Jackson for a two story brick dwelling at 280 Second Street NW costing about 5500 and B S Handall for Water Street repairs between M and N streets SW estimated at 1600.

George W. Beavers George E Green United States Baker District Court of Appeals City Hall Reed Smoot United States Senate A. &. Worthington Green Ashley M. Gould Ashford M EA Jackson Second Street H. F. Taylor Handall Water Street N Street

Open Door in Manchuria prompts Russo Chinese talks

Peking reports Russian and Chinese envoys discuss a Russo Chinese treaty modeled on the China Japan accord. Proposals include opening Manchuria to all nations, Russia gains Mongolia mining and Turkestan trade rights, and joint rail projects with Japan opposed. China seeks Russian withdrawal of railway guards and strengthened Mongolian ties as Russia eyes eastern routes.

China Japan Manchuria Peking Pokotuuil Mimster Mi Tong Japa Mancheua Russia Mongolia Chinese Turkestan Kalgan Piking Uran Tula Wusukhia Siberia Pekang Amu Thmeng

More Privileges for Jews in Russia

A Jewish professor Ravitseff becomes instructor at Moscow University alongside M Durnovo. The cabinet supports lifting admission limits for Jews who finish middle school to higher education. A reform commission proposes a German style university system, abolishing special privileges for diploma holders entering government service.

St Petersburg Ravitseff Moscow University M Durnovo Russ Council of Ministers Russia Count John Tolstoi National Assembly

Look for Trouble in China Spreads to Manila Troops

Army officers arriving in San Francisco report China tension dominates policy discussions in Manila. Thirteenth Infantry and two Eighth Cavalry squadrons ordered to ready for field service with potential China expedition at twenty four hours notice. Destination kept secret awaiting first warning.

San Francisco Bogan China Manila Thirteenth Infantry Eighth Cavalry Philippines Washington Peking

Steamship Dora Overdue Off Alaska Coast

The steamship Dora, overdue for about a month and feared unseaworthy, prompted a search by the revenue cutter Rush with a special pilot. Owned by a San Francisco firm, the Dora left Valdez in November with leaky boilers and grim recovery prospects.

Treasury Department Sitka Dora Revenue Cutter Rush San Francisco Steamship Company Alaska Valdez Valdes

Noted New York Bustling Oddities and Poignant Farewell

A fragment from New York papers recalls Margaret Miller the East Side fortune teller of a century old frame cottage near Corlear’s Hook Park who aided the needy and drew patrons from Harlem and the Bronx. It also mentions political figures Odell and Murphy greeting, a zoo keeper surviving a buffalo attack, Dr Mary Walker aiding an intoxicated man, and various city anecdotes from street scenes to a parrot halting Third Avenue traffic.

New York Tront Street Corlears Hook Park Harlem Bronx Margaret Miller Reh Muller East Side Mary Walker Brooklyn Myrtle Avenue Pearl Street Henry McKinley M3 Haymond Street Wealker Adams Street Rainsford St George’s Avenue A Third Avenue Third Street S. Michaelson Essex Street Polly

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