Honor Bate’s Memory Grosvenor’s Warm Tribute
Ohio Representative Grosvenor praises Confederate general William Bate and Flood Army heroism at Nashville. Tennessee legislators like Sims, Brownlow, Butler, and Underwood attend a 2 o clock session honoring Bate, with remarks on unity, reconstruction, and postwar reconciliation.
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Tilman Sets Out to Answer Spooner Across Senate Agenda
Senior Tilman prepared to reply to Senator Spooner’s criticism as the Senate debates executive usurpation and public lands while the House focuses on appropriation bills. The week features hearings on Smoot and Beveridge voices, and a Saturday tribute to the late Senator Gorman.
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Dryden Takes the Reens in Dire Campaign Move
United States Senator John F Dryden arrived from Washington to lead the campaign for re election. Republicans plan joint caucus tomorrow to decide unified support as balloting nears. Dryden meets Gov Stokes and hosts, with Col A R Kuser and John L Kuser optimistic about re election.
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Two Tales From New York Republicans Divide on 1904 Run
Special to The Washington Post, New York January 20. Woodruff considers a Europe trip for three months but doubts it signals a run. others doubt the timing amid national convention maneuvering. Roosevelts third term leagues loom as a debated issue with conflicting views among congressmen and party leaders.
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Frisco Whisky Troubles Over Martial Law Claims
Secretary of War Taft urged a wartime compensation to San Francisco saloonkeepers for whisky destroyed under martial law after the earthquake. Anti-Saloon League protests mount as National Liquor League's J C Leonard argues the government already profited, urging due process and a hearing before the House Committee on Claims.
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Italian Ambassador to Address Dante Society Meeting
Italian Ambassador will address the Dante Alighieri Association at the embassy Friday evening on Dante in Italian history. The event aims to acquaint the public with the poet’s work, with Signor Pier Giovani as secretary of the Rome headquarters branch.
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Debatable Jamaica aid crisis tests Britain US ties
Editorials across leading papers discuss Governor Swettenham's handling after Kingston disaster. The American squadron's timely help cited as humane, while Britain's response is criticized as imprudent and poorly courted to maintain prestige. Calls grow for diplomatic regrets to Washington.
Kingston Earthquake Report Details Widespread Damage
Admiral Daviss dispatch from Kingston describes a city in total confusion after an earthquake and ensuing fire. Jamaican authorities refused landings for wrecking parties but later allowed bluejackets to prevent a mutiny at the penitentiary and guard the consulate. The West Indian regiment and inland constabulary guard the town as reports note no tidal wave and widespread destruction including Kings House, Trafalgar House, and government residences.
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Kingston relief supplies face possible recall amid Jamaica port veto
New York Kingston relief committee may halt aid delivery after Jamaica governor Swettenham rejects American wartime vessels. Steamers Allegheny and Prinz Joachim redirected to Port Antonio awaiting orders, with a special meeting planned to decide whether to recall shipments and refund donors.
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Agent of the Kaiser to visit the President in US
Herr von Schack, emissary of Kaiser William, arrives in New York to study American industry and transport. He will meet President Roosevelt in Washington, tour navy yards and factories, and report back on economics, wages, and trade, stressing friendship and mutual progress between Germany and the United States.
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Secretary Straus Appointment Clarified in Postal Notes
A notice states that Herbert A Stevens of Boston was named confidential clerk to the Secretary of Commerce and Labor at a salary of 1600 dollars annually, correcting an earlier statement that he was appointed confidential secretary. The private secretary is Mr T L Weed to Secretary Straus.
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Statesmen await Senate picks amid nationwide contests
A sweep of senatorial elections looms this week as Rhode Island, New Jersey, Texas, Iowa, and New York stir with anticipated votes. In Rhode Island three wealthy contenders clash for a seat. Texas faces Bailey and Dryden battles. New Jersey shows slim GOP unity. Iowa hinges on Dolliver. Porter’s NY district reshapes patronage.
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