Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-01-09

Ut IdI anu IltiiSIN
aNl91i s 81 senate i5iH agrees to house amendment
abolishing sale of liquor in army can
teen. GOV Sam. K. Van SAINT (Minn)
14Tr. s. supreme court holds that Cuba is
foreign territory, and that c. F: W. Neely,
accused of embeZZl!ng postal funds in
Cuba, is subject to extradltion;. ;GoyS'
Richard Yates Qll), w. t. Durbln (lnd),
A. NJ. Dockery (Mo) and w. 4. STANLEY
(Neb) inaugurated. National electors
turns show Is states cast 292 votes for
Mckinley and II states l5S for Bryan
M sp s Masyy 9g5y W yep p Fr2s Ha G:P :P n Ghr A.
Gep, Mich.), Thos. NJ. Patterson Qusion-
Savers CTex) inaugurated . Thirty Fill
pino leaders deported from Manila to
ieoGoW. Allen signs 1st bill passed by Porto
Rican legislature. providing for Jury
trials. ". A. Clark (Mont) b. r; TILL
man Is. c. and f. w. Carmack CFenn.)
elected u. S. senators.
1S-Gov. Jefferson Davis (Ark) inaugural
22GU. s. senator's elected: $. NJ; cuIlom
IN. j., j. +. Burton (Kan.), $. B; Elkins
Gsey W ya ex I5s and Il F RarFy n lmnons SAGE ii G
49,. Gov. Mcmillan (Tenn.) inaugurated.
Feb. 2-Pres signs army reorganization
IN. A. Miles appointed lieutenant general
under new army law.
13-Flrst Filipino provincial government
launched in province of Pampanga....
Congress makes official count of electoral
votes for pres. and vice pres; Mckinley
and Roosevelt declared elected by ~
votes against 155 for Bryan and Steven
81 H Mitchell (rep,, Ore) elected U. s.
senator. ,
with its provisions for governing Philip
pines and concerning relations with Cuba:
+President Mckinley inaugurated for IND
term. and Vice Pres. Roosevelt takes oath
of office: inaugural ball most spectacular
in history of such affairs. Congress ad-
journs sine die after passing all large ap.
propriation bills except the river and
harbor which was talked to death by
Senator Garter (Mont) Approximations
by 56th congress amount @ to 81 44o' G62' @ '54S 10 c
senator. Delaware legislature adjourns
without eecting U. S. senators.
23-Atty Gen. Griggs resigns position in
27-Aguinado, Filipino insurgent chief,
captured by Gen. Funston.
2s-Gov c. II. Dietrich and J. H. Mlllard,
both republicans, elected U. S. senators
Apr from L. johnson elected mayor of
9EPhiiander G. Knox, of Pittsburg, sworn
In as atty sSd gen by IN ssres3n src of NsyI 6ng
navy, J; A. Howell, senior rear admiral;
w. S. Schley is No. and VIM. It. Samp-
son NO. IN Ine OF promptlon' :.Asuln-
aldo's manifesto Acknowledges incapac-
Ity of Filipinos for self-government md
adVices insurgents to make peace.
2S-Pres. Mckinley and party start on
transcontinental trip.
30-McKinley party at Memphis.
May l-GoV. Dietrich (Neb) resigns to begin
term in U. S. senate; Lieut.. Gov. Savage
becomes gov. Pres. Mckinley well
coined to New Orleans
| 3-Pres. welcomed to Tex. by Gov. Sayers
at Houston.
S-Pres. and party at Los Angeles, well
Somed to state by Gov. Gage.
| 12(Mrs Mckinley suddenly becomes i'll,
| and pres. reaches San Francisco 2 days
ahead of schedule.
20-Gen, I.ucana and 30 other Filipino off,
GERS and 2l5 men surrender to Gen. Fun
| ston swearing allegiance to U. s.
| 22-U. S. supreme court decides insular
| cases holding constitution does not follow
| fIag in territory acquired by war
| 24-Pres and party leave San Francisco for
| Washington.
| 25-Senators Tillman and McLaurin Is. CO
| resign from U. S. senate.
| 31-GoV McSweeney IS. C) declines to ac-
cent RESERVATIONS of Senators Tillman and
| McIaurin
J1n' i2-Cuban constitutional convention
| accepts Platt amendment on terms salts
| factory to u. s.
| 22-Cen Chaffee appointed military gov of
| Philippines Gen. Cailles and $50 Fill
pinos surrender in Iuzon.
| Jut 1-Pres signs commission of Judge
=; Taft as civil gov. of Phiippines Repeal
of Ia rye mart of war sta mn tax .Oes into