Taft Urges Philippine Reforms At Kansas City Banquet
Secretary of War Taft addresses the Kansas City Commercial Club urging repeal of the coastwise law and lower tariffs on Philippine tobacco and sugar. He stresses no imminent revolution threat and calls for progress in education and governance under U.S. stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Commercial Club
Taft
Nlg
Philippines
John Nomercidttredey
Ebates
Ebates Were Bid Not Midland Howl
Lou
Pastimas Ter
Teothewy If
Dy Mo Peltad
Mton Raihway
Darwin
Ted
Ote Weal der Qaas
Time Reds
Clube Reais
FBI
Tore
United States
Philippine policy debate on trade and independence
A speech argues for flexible Philippine trade terms, urging free access to U S markets while balancing sugar and tobacco interests. It contends the islands are American territory for practical governance, defends coastwise rules and Dingley rates, and advocates tariff relief to promote Philippine prosperity and faith in U S stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
United States
Supreme Court
Philippines
Congress
Nérlug Ukey
Kan
Pacific
Louisiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Hocky Mountain
Urey
Manila
Notice of Police Application For Worve and Avabh
An official notice from Worve and Avabh police authorities announces an application process. Details reference newspaper sources and emphasize eligibility and submission timelines for involved parties. The notice appears in multiple regional paper titles and public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worve
Avabh
Mosg
Rictaut
SW York Time
Wx Lam
There is nothing the matter with Kansas state toast speech
Governor Hoch replies to William Allen White's Kansas toast with a defense of the state. He lauds Kansas as a central hub, rich in resources, but insists true greatness lies in the character of its people who resist demagogues and flattery. He cites tall, principled citizens who value public duty and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch
Kansas
William Allen White
Union
Kangaa
Maine
Churches Draw Line Over Divine Lord Preamble Change
New York November 20 The Interchurch conference on federation altered the preamble of its constitution to read Jesus Christ Our Divine Lord and Saviour. The move, likely excluding Unitarians, drew speakers including Rev F D Power of Washington and Rev D S Stephens of Kansas City who urged unity and denominational sacrifice. Amendments on inclusion of other churches were debated and defeated, while calls to evangelize cities and broaden participation were voiced by several clergy and church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
F. D. Power
Washington
New York
Interchurch Conference On Federation
Jesus Christ
First Church of Christ
Isciples
Washington, D. C
Jesus
Stephens
Kansas City University
Kansas City
Kans
Charles A. Dickey
Bethany Prestyterian Church
Philadelphia
Joh Baltzer
Board of Home Missions
The
German Evangelical Synod
St. Louis
Amory H. Hrad
First Congregational Church
Mont Clair
N. J
Federal Council
James Q. Dealey
Brown University
Dealey
Rhode Island Federation of Churches and
Christian Workers
Samuel J. Nicolls
Second Presbyterian Church
George Wenner
New York City
Christ Church
Russia
H. Percirs Mendes
Union of
United States
Canada
B. G Parnes
Worcester
Mass
Universalis
Pr. Roberts
Chaiman
FP. M. North
D. C
National City Evangelistic Union
M. EB. Church
Armand Miller
D. D
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Derrick
J. Wilbur Chapman
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
N. Dwight Hills
National Council of Congregational Churches of the
Atlantic
Pacific
Japanese Demands Push Korea Toward Japanese Rule
A week of talks between Japanese envoys led by Marquis Ito and the Korean cabinet ended with a signed agreement on the four demands: a Japanese administrator to govern Korea under the Emperor, Japanese-administered treaty ports, transfer of Korean diplomatic affairs to Tokyo, and consent to other powers acting without Korea. Three thousand Japanese troops guarded the palace as ministers Pakehisun and the agriculture minister resisted. the Emperor’s stance wavered amid intense pressure and threats of assassination for those who agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geonl
Marquis Ito
Baron Hayashi
Margula Ito
Pakehisun
Korea
Tokyo
Japan
Emperor
Pakeligan
Pakefitsun
Pokehigun
China
Viyongix
France
Hartburn
America
Hayashi
WO CLASH OF FISHERMEN
Root and Durand reach understanding to avert a fisheries clash between Newfoundland and Gloucester fishermen. British government to consider memorandum outlining differences over US licensed vessels Newfoundland bait access and recent trident law. An understanding aims to prevent incidents this season pending British approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Durand
Newfoundland
Mortimer "Durand
State Department
Gloucester
United States
Thes
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE PAIRS IN VIRGINIA AND ONTARIO
A list of numerous marriage licenses is recorded with pairs including Charles C Hodeker and Julia Relfon of Ledmand Virginia, Bernard James and Eleanor Russell of Midland Virginia, Philip S Smail of Toronto and Zea D Horstman, Emma Hogan and Evans Browne, and many others across Virginia Ontario and Manchester Chesterfield and beyond, detailing names and locales in a broad marriage license notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Hodeker
Julia. Relfon
Ledmand
Wernard James
Eleanor Russell
Midland
Philip S. Smail
Toronto
Canada
Zea D. Horstman
Henry Meir
Luckett
Emma c. Hogan
Evans Browne
Sare Laulee Harrison
Wiliam Blackburn
Maggie Thomas
Floyd Thompson
Eva
Nall
Andrew Christy
Lena M. Pericta
George B.praser
Manchester
Anne Schutter
Chesterfield
Tames BR. MacDougall
Emma Anderson
Francie L. Neubeck
Mary D. Curran
James Robinson
Lyle Payne
Luther Garner
Sarah Lewis
Joseph
Simms
Mary R. Johnson
Robert Jackson
Mary Queen
William H. Bundy
Liszle Cook
Jasuca Long
Imbella Walker
William Washington
Emma Warren
Arthur West
Gertruds Triplett
Andrew Gonsalea
Calra Nobles
Charles Harris
Georgia ‘Tucker
Benjamin Lewis
Sarah Murray
Benjamin Watts
Mary Ricks
William Abrila
Lena Chapman
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a premier kidney liver and bladder cure. It cites improved health after use, shares customer testimony from Mrs A L Walker, and invites readers to request a free sample bottle and information book by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Daily Post
A. L. Walker
East Linden St
Atlanta
Kilmer
Swamp-Root
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Record of Civil Service Examinations for 1905
The annual report of Frank M. Kiggins, chief examiner of the Civil Service Commission, shows 148,?78 persons examined in the year ending June 30 1905, the highest total ever for government service. Pass rate 116009, fails 39427, with 0 kinds of exams. Fraud cases reached around sixty across exams. 3471 applications canceled for bad character or false statements. Highest paid exam was for chief of chemistry in public health service at 3.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Frank M. Kiggins
Mr. Kigglins
Jand Amye
Riggina
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Erie
Pine
Fies
Milo
Sire Aronty
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Saul
Peregynee
al Aly
Henrietta
Miecue Street
Creggen
Dol
Childred
Ar Topart
Spsun
E. Fuller
Ley
Uae
Alexeng
Shepard
Rilph
Newemar
Greene
Ohare
Noring
Ar Claes
CthaGe Record-Uerald
Ladalehia Public Ledger
TRV
Dasated
Roubeinor Journal
Ames Parmerall
Los Republd
SVE
Huit-Standard
PILES
Oiceland Plain Dealer
PINS
UTT Gsguirer
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
William
Lee
Eal Myeren
Avec
Main
F. Harvey's Sons
F. Harvey's Sons, Lors and Embalners
Venice
Riveroés
Telepa Bse
John R. Wright CO
Enibelrees
Chapel di Plque
George P. Zuurhorst
Emhalmer
Sxrlutz
East Capitol
East 212
Kalon
Phons Main
Binghamton
Dr. Kitmer
Body Brussels
Axminster and
Wilton
Sloan’s Art Galleries
G St
Margaret Edes
Sloan's
G Street
Thomas Hyde
J. Hubley Ashston
Henry H. Flather
C. G. Sloan & Co
Marxtetter
Hostetter
Liebig
Liebig Company
Builda Health
Lyfeig
Massachusetts Avenue
Liquozone Company
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Ste Lottie
Great Atlantic & Pacific Teaco
7Th and
Gever’s
Winter Garden
Stears
Devios
Alrvance
Munyou
Notoo Stout
K Street
Warner
kKidners
War Byte Care Company
Recheater
N. Y
Washivetos
Jj. T. Walker Sons
10Th Street
M. Tal
For
Transit Insurance
U.S. Lloyds
American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth Street
St Cash
HUB Furniture Co
Gale
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