Newsy Notes From Washington 1901
GUIR WASHINGTON LETTER from Our Regular Correspondent in Washington D C December 6 1901 Senator West proposes a federal criminal identification bureau Roosevelt to remove Grimes of Oklahoma Doctor Croasman urged for D C Recorder of Deeds Charity events and debutante teas dominate society Roosevelt receives a college fraternity key in 1881 Senator Burton's nominee I M Simpleson named Collector of Internal Revenue for Kansas Republicans criticize Roosevelt on Oklahoma statehood debate Congress likely passes Oklahoma statehood measure The Hay Pauncefote treaty sent to Senate gives US control of a canal zone Public policy favors an international ban on munitions imports to China Comptroller Ridgely reports growth in national bank deposits and capital Lyman Gage warns against banking panics Hoar and McComas push for anti anarchist crackdown Debate over Nicaraguan Canal expansion and new ambassador from Brazil The Supreme Court rules Philippine duties after peace treaty unconstitutional Porto Rico duties valid under Foraker act Fourteen Diamond Rings case hinges on Philippines becoming domestic territory Dooley case upholds Congress power to tax insular possessions
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D. C
West
Grimes
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Croasman
St. Joseph
District of Columbia
Washington
Burton
I. M. Simpleson
Kansas
Congress
Presden
Jenkins
Senate
House
United States
China
Comptrotler
Treasury Ridgely
McComas
Land
Hoar
Massachusetts
J Wry
Lyman J. Gage
Brazil
Hay
Supreme Court
Philippines
Porto Rico
Dooley
DeLima
Downes
Insular
Resolutions of Respect for Harry E. Brown
Amity Camp No 1724 M W of A of Troy December 5 1901 records the death of Neighbor Harry E Brown. The resolutions honor his merit and relation to the camp drape the charter in mourning for 30 days extend sympathy to his wife and family and arrange publication of the notice.
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Troy
Int
Wiereras
Harry E. Brown
Wuereas
Amity Camp
M. W
Rost. L. Dawson
Cons
E. Jarvis
Benj. W. Jarvis
County hospital inmates rise to 143 in turnover notes
The county hospital reports 143 inmates. A $30,000 salary distribution is planned today by American Steel and Foundry Co of Granite City. New Douglas contracts for two week blocks of brick sidewalk. A new Alton bank project is being pushed by a St. Louis concern.
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American Steel and Foundry Co
Granite City
New Douglas
Alton
St. Louis
John Melcamp
Upper Alton
Edwardsville
Standard Oil Company
Frank Godfrey
Benjamin Godfrey
Monticello Seminary
Robert T. Murdock
Wenatchee
Wash
Alton City
West Alton
Kimbel
Fosterburg
W.N., Wilcox
Thomas Webb
County Board of Supervisors
Frank W. Tennell
Keller
Englemann and Koch
Riniker
Danville
Madison County
Vaughn
East Alton
Woodriver
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Newsy
Modern Woodmen of America
Chicago
Mary R, Melendy
Ill
S. Kingston
A. J. Shell
Chamberlain
Snell
Summer Hill
Kingaton
County News Notes
Rex
Cac
Stevens
Ideal Rifle
Tue J
Stevens Anns
Tootoo
Pi C. Bex
Ghigopee Falls
Mass
Silver Creek Hunting Club
Herbet’s
Mmustnosa
HO Busta
Gec'y
Troy City
John Deimling
Citizens’ Shaving Parlor
Julius Peter
Calla
Main St
L. E. Rawson
Jefferson Ave
F. W. Zanders
Street & Smith
Theo. Guennewig Mayo
Alinoise
Billiard Hall
Rill Eckert
Grinda
Ina
J. M. Hawley
A. Heddergott
West Clay Street
Kinloch 13
Edwards Bros
Kimberlin Bros
West Main
Pilone
W.F. Peter
Barker
Iservice
C. A. Snow & CO
U.S Patent Office
Ewe Washington
Market St
Henderson
Gerfer
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