Defends Grop Report Keep Committee to Begin Investigation
The Roosevelts administration moves to probe Census Bureau agricultural statistics for 1900 amid Wilsons defense. Key figures include Secretary Wilson, Director Merriam, and Assistant Secretary Dupe, with a Keep committee awaiting start as Congress debates the agricultural appropriation and possible reforms.
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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 Coyote Catcher Chosen by Roosevelt for Oklahoma Marshal
An Oklahoma man John D Abernathy famed for catching coyotes and wolves with bare hands attracted President Roosevelts attention as a coyote catcher and athlete. He was appointed deputy U S marshal in Oklahoma after notable feats on the Deep Red prairie and in Texas hunting events.
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Anion
Okla
New York
Roosevelt
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 Confirms Chancellor Talk
Count Agenor Golouchowski, longtime chancellor in the dual empire, nears retirement amid Vienna and London reports. A diplomat successor is debated, with Baron Burlan and Ambassador Gedelmueller von Henngdérvar among favored names. Golouchowski’s private, clan affairs and the family statutes loom large in Austro Hungarian politics.
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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
Beavers and Green Face Monday Trial for Conspiracy
The trial of George W. Beavers and George E Green on a joint conspiracy indictment tied to post office scandals is set for next Monday. U S District Attorney Baker will push for trial with no evident defense moves for a special appeal, and Judge Ashley M Gould will preside. a Reed Smoot Senate case could affect attendance. Building permits were issued for a two story brick dwelling at 280% Second Street Northwest and repairs on Water Street between M and N streets Southwest with costs listed.
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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
Russo-Chinese Pact Open Door in Manchuria
Peking reports talks between Russia and China on a Russo-Chinese treaty aligning with the China Japan open door concept. Proposals include opening Manchuria to all nations, mining concessions in Mongolia, and commercial rights in Chinese Turkestan. Russia would gain rail concessions and joint railway plans to counter Japanese holdings while seeking withdrawal of Russian railway guards. Local officials fear shift of Russian advance toward Mongolia and Turkestan, with Mongolian mission to study conditions and possible telegraph expansion to border areas.
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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 is appointed instructor at Moscow University under Interior Minister Durnovo. The Russian cabinet approves removing restrictions on Jewish admission to higher education after middle school, signaling a policy reversal. A rectors commission with Count Tolstoi drafts German-style university reforms and urges ending special university diploma privileges for government service.
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St Petersburg
Ravitseff
Moscow University
M Durnovo
Russ
Council of Ministers
Russia
Count John Tolstoi
National Assembly
LOOK FOR TROUBLE IN CHINA IN PHILIPPINE ARMY
San Francisco and Manila reports indicate China tensions dominate army policy. The Thirteenth Infantry and two Eighth Cavalry squadrons are ordered to field readiness with orders kept secret. Troops may be sent to Peking on twenty four hours notice if an outbreak occurs.
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Bogan
China
Manila
Thirteenth Infantry
Eighth Cavalry
Philippines
Washington
Peking
Steamship Dora Overdue Searches Begin For Lost Vessel
A message from Sitka reports the steamship Dora overdue for a month with fears for the crew. The revenue cutter Rush will search and a special pilot may be employed. Owned by a San Francisco company, Dora is an old northern trade vessel with leaking boilers, missing since leaving Valdez in November.
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Treasury Department
Sitka
Dora
Revenue Cutter
Rush
San Francisco Steamship Company
Alaska
Valdez
Valdes
Fortune teller of East Side dies after forty two years of readings
In a quiet storefront near Corlears Hook Park, Margaret Miller known as Mother Miller ran a crowded fortune telling booth for forty two years. She read cards for all classes, helped the needy, and kept a garden behind the house. Though famed, she died in modest circumstances, leaving many who relied on her generosity.
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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
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St George’s
Avenue A
Fantan
Kouwenhovens
Mott Street
John Schmidt
Paterson
Forty-first Street
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Farry Town
Rockefeller
John D Rockefeller
Pocantica Hill
Beatty
Marshall Field
Marshall Meld
Marshall Mell
Tihel Mell
Arthur Pree
Tuege Lambert Tree
Trussia
Tree
Ducie
Cant
Seudan
China
Carmani
Peattoy
Beatt
Coonan
Chicago
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