California Deputy Threatened War On Japanese School Mix
In a House debate on pensions and tariffs Representative Hayes of California urged extending the Chinese exclusion act to Japanese and other Asiatic workers. He argued San Francisco and California may segregate Oriental children. Rep. Sullivan of Massachusetts attacked patronage and criticized President Roosevelt. Grosvenor defended tariffs. The session adjourned amid partisan exchanges.
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California
Roosevelt
Sullivan
Massachusetts
Grosvenor Warne
House
Representative Hayes
Hayes
Gen. Grosvenor
Dem
Committee On Appropriations
Mr. Sullivan
Congress
Gardner
San Francisco
United States
Sun Winneigee
Japan
Germany
Mayew
Aga
Flo
Hawaii
Pacific
Mr. Hayes
Crumpacker
Indiana
Taylor
Ohio
Pension Committee
Pension Inn
Grosvenor
Senate of the
Civil Service
Commission
Mr. Olmaed
Mr. Olcott
Democrats
Democratic Party
RADHE
The Dangers of Municipal Ownership Examined
Robert P Porter argues against municipal ownership in his new Century books edition. He warns that public trading with taxation breeds debt, higher taxes, official corruption, and degraded private enterprise, urging taxpayers to resist municipalization and its costly subsidies. A note notes an international navigation congress planned in St Petersburg in May 1898.
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United States
Robert P. Porter
Century Company
Porter
Europe
Chicago Inter-Ocean
New York Tribune
Philadelphia Press
The
London Times
Frank Hatton
New York Press
McKinley
Cuba
Porto Rico
Maximo Gomes
Great Britain
Mexico
Japan
Russia
Balkans
Roumania
Turkey
Navigation Congress
St. Petersburg
Watts
Tas
State Department
Yale Laundry Promises Superior Modern Service
Yale Laundry boasts the latest electrical machinery skilled workers pure soaps and filtered water. They claim to satisfy customers with unmatched service and offer doorstep pickup via a postal wagon.
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Yale
Taft at Capitol amid Senate salary debate
Secretary of War Taft spent hours in the Senate chamber during the salary increase debate, chatting with Senators including Carmack of Tennessee. The scene included Beveridge’s admonition and Taft moving about, while other reporters discuss San Francisco recovery and political notes among Senators Brown, Smoot, and DuPont.
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Taft
Capitol
Senate
Uma
Mrr. Carmack
Tennessee
Mr. Carmack
Naval officer and medical staff transfers across stations
Orders detaching medical officers and chaplains to naval hospitals and recruiting stations in New York, Annapolis, Kansas City, Dubuque, and Washington. Movements include Atal Surg Strive to Newport, J. E. Gil to Kansas City, J. T. Uuhigg to Spital Newark, and Chaplains Hoes and Laryard reassigned to yards at Norfolk and Boston, with vessel movements for Saturn, Caesar, Celtic, Guantanamo, Rocket, Leonidas, Osceola and Ajax entering service at Norfolk yard.
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E. S. Boger
Marine Recruiting Station
New York
N. Y
Dubuque
Navy Recruiting Station
Kansan City
E. J. Draw
Navy
Marine Corps
City of
Anat
J.T. Uuhigg
Naval Base
Spital
Newak
R. H. Michela
Ste Yon
Kansas City
J. M. Bullows
Navy Yard
Beaton
Maxs
R. Hoes
Weahington
D. C
Norfolk
Laryard
Wabash
Boston
Mass
Washington, D. C
Saturn
Mare Island
Caesar
Celtic
Guantanamo
Rocket
Washington
Leonidas
San Juan
Osceola
Pensacola
Key Wear
Ajax
Wavs Yard
Inspected Bakery Promotes Pure Flour And Mother's Bread
An invitation to inspect Corby’s bakery highlights a purity pledge for flour. The piece notes blending techniques, a well ventilated storage room, 18 windows for light and air, and a sieve of 148 meshes used to sift sack contents. It urges customers to insist on Mother’s Bread and to look for the label.
Pure Food Standards at Corby Modern Bakery
The Washington Post notes Corby Bros Modern Bakery meets pure food requirements. It highlights rigorous testing of every ingredient for purity and nutrition, and praises modern equipment that enhances nutrient quality. The piece emphasizes reliable, clean, and safe Mother’s Bread and other baked goods from Corby Bakery.
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Washington Post
Corby
Messrs. Corby Bros.nage
Corby Bakery
Army Orders Grant Leaves and Regimental Assignments
Army orders grant two and four month leaves of absence for First Lieut. Fred W. Bugbee and Col. Daniel M. Taylor. Several officers reassigned to regiments including Hodges, Ghean, Vance, Mimus, Bundel, Halstead, Van Duyne, Herron, Hanson, Brown, Merry.Transfers include Van Duyne to Fourth Infantry Palmer to Seventeenth Brown to Ninth. Other notes include Maj. Lord’s transfer to Washington Barracks and Rogers named deputy governor of the Soldiers Home in Washington after Williston’s retirement.
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Fred W. Bugbee
Twenty-f1th Infantry
Daniel M.taylor
Ordnaess Department
William D. Davis
Quarterminster
Sheridan
Wyo
Fort Mackensio
Orin B. Mitcham
Ordasco Department
Bennet-Solvay Company
O Mel Dustness
Offcare
Charles L. Hodges
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Edwin F. Ghean
Twenty-third Infantry
Zebulon 2. Vance
Fifth Infantry
Joaish
Mimus
Sixteenth Infantry
Charles 3. Bundel
Laurence Halstead
Sixth Infantry
Frederick W. van Duyne
Seventeenth Infantry
Charter D. Herron
Fourth Infantry
Frederick J. Palmer
Ninth Infanty
Fred R. Brown
Ninth Infantry
Pirat, Stout
Ferdinand W. Fonds
Tenth
Coyniry
United States Signal School
Fort Leavenworth
Kay
Herbert M. Lord
Prymaster
Washington Barracks
D. C
General Hospital
George B. Tolson
District Columnn National Guards
Garrision
Fort Myer
Soldier in Uniform Barred From Public Rink Case Upheld
City Judge Everest ruled that denying admission to a public skating rink for soldiers in uniform did not violate the state civil rights act. The case involved Sergt William Higgins of the Fifth United States Infantry and roller rink owner Harry Smith who was arrested after the suit. Higgins had previously entered in civilian dress. Everest discharged Smith. Army authorities noted the ruling amid rising incidents nationwide.
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Plattaburg
Everest
Harry Smith
United States
William Higgins
Fifth
United States Infantry
Higgins
Smith
New York State
Bergt. Higgins
Recruiting Negro Soldiers to Philippine Service
Kansas City Jan 2 Recruiting officers received orders to enlist negroes for service in the Philippines. Negroes show eagerness to join the army despite the Brownsville incident and many applicants request Philippine service. Military Secretary Ma wen.ainsworth said the orders carry no special significance and apply to multiple points to maintain full regiments, including the Twenty Fifth Infantry, to replace battalions discharged over the Brownsville affair.
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Kansas City
Philippines
Brownsville
Ma. Wen.ainsworth
Twenty-ffth Infantry
Congress
Navy Purchases Shells Contracted With Three Firms
The Navy Department awarded contracts to American and British Manufacturing for 20 000 forged steel common shells at 2.49 each totaling 49 800, Bethlehem Steel for 40 000 8 inch 0 caliber forged steel common shells at 2.60 each totaling 90 000, and United States Rapid Fire Gun and Powder for 25 000 3 inch 6 caliber target shells at 1.65 each totaling 41 125.
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Navy Department
British Manufacturing Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
United States Rapid Fire Gun and Powder Company
Assistant Secretary Newberry to inspect southern naval stations
Assistant Secretary Newberry plans his annual inspection trip to southern navy yards and stations. He will depart Washington by rail on February 9 for New Orleans to inspect Algiers shipyard, board a smaller vessel to Pensacola Key West and Guantanamo then stop at Port Royal and Charleston on the return north.
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Newberry
Washington
New Orleans
Algiers
Pensacola
Key West
Guantanamo
Port
Royal
Charleston
Reform in Target Practice in War Department Rules
War Department orders practice to mirror battle conditions open range firing with issued arms. Infantry and artillery must train with rifle. cavalry with rifle and pistol. field artillery with pistol. Sights may be blackened. aims to improve accuracy for action. Woodworth Clum to lecture at Public Library in California and Jamaica under California States Association auspices.
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War Department
California States Association
Woodworth Clum
California
Jamaica
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Interior Department
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Spooner
Wisconsin
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