St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-02-01

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insolvency Is. Co.,
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(S d. inaugurated.
~ S. senate agrees to house amendment
abolishing sale Of liquor IN army can,
teen....Gov; SAM. R. Van SAINT (Minn.)
l4U. s. supreme court holds that Cuba Is
foreign territory. and that c, F; W. Nicely,
accused OF embezzl!ng postal iunds IN
Richard ns Yates Gll.), ". T. Durbin (1nd.).
A. M. Dockery (Mo.) and w. E. Stanley
(Neb.) inaugurated....N National electors
ballots for pres and cslt vss P1fs.
Mckinley and II states 155 for Bryan.
S rep, i Mess e55s " NeR; rye {rep., Me3 i:
Bu9nham 3rsp n H. P59;t Jas; MGM nsinna
fst, Ind. rs elected U. s. senators. Coy.
sayers CTex.) inaugurated. Thirty, Fill
Dino leaders deported from Manila to
1&Gov. Allen signs list bill passed by Porto
tials. w. A. Clark (Mont.), 3. r; TILL
ian Is. c. and F. w. Carmack CTenn.)
1s Gov. Jefferson Davis (Ark.) inaugural
22F. 8: senators elected; 8: N; cg1lom
o.. Knute Nelson g and d M; ~ =: s C1ap +
4. -, ]. E. Burton (Kan.), $. B: Elkins
~. Va.). Jas. H: Barry (Ark.),J ~;
Hiley CTex.) and F. M. Simmons IN. C.)
-. Gov: Mcmillan (Tenn.) lnauguratetdi:
Fel @Pres. signs army Reorganization
War department prohibits sale Of liquor
lImilitary reservations:
81. A. Miles appointed Lieutenant general
uider new army law.
131First Filipino provincial government
launched in province of Pampanga..
4 Congress makes official count Of ELECTORAL
j votes for pres. and vice pres; mckinley
I and Roosevelt declared elected by ~
/ votes against 155 for Bryan and Steven
W. G. A. Leishman, U. S. minister to
Switzerland, transferred to Turkey.
w. r. Shafter nominated for major gen.
eral in regular army.
4-Cuban constitution signed by all dele
gates except EXPIRES. Cisneros. AT IN
Stance of u. 8. powers accept principle
that no further concessions of Chinese
territory be sought or obtained without
international assent.
lar. &Pres. Mckinley signs army bill
with its provisions for governing Philip
EPresident Mckinley inaugurated for End
term, and Vice Pres. Roosevelt takes oath
Of office; inaugural ball most spectacular
in history of such affairs: Congress ad-
preparation bills except the river and
Iharbor, which was talked to death by
senator Carter (Mont).; .Appropriati tons
by Seth congress amount to 81, 440, Co., 45.
d-Robt. S. Mccormick (Chicago) nominal
led to be minister to Austria-Hungary.
&Paris Gibson (dem., MONTE elected U. s.
senator. Delaware legislature adjourns
without electing U. 8. senators.
1-England rejects amended form OF Hay
IPauncefote isthmian canal treaty.
franchisins 1900 illiterates:
2EAtty. Gen. Griggs resigns position In
presidents cabinet.
FAguinaldo, Filipino insurgent chief,
aGov. c. II. Dietrich and J. II. Willard,
both republicans. elected U. s. senators
from Neb.
aEFunston appointed brigadier general in
Apr. TON I. johnson elected mayor OF
Cleveland, O.
2rAguinaldo takes oath of allegiance to U.
c6ca IL by ma5or ies% of SISTED mayor
9-Philander c. Knox, Of Pittsburg, sworn
In as atty. gen., in presidents cabinet.
1i-order issued by Sec: Of Navy Long
navy, J. A. Howell. senior rear admiral;
w. s. Schley Is No. S and VIM. T. Samp-
son No. In line of promotion. .Aguin-
advices insurgents to make peace.
2-Pres Mckinley and party start on
transcontinental trip.
May l-Gov. Dietrich lNeb) resigns to begin
term in u, s. senate; Lieut.. Gov. Savage
becomes gov....Pres. Mckinley vel
coined to New Orleans.
a-Pres. welcomed to Tex. by Gov. Sayers
s-Pres. and party at Los Angeles. wei.
coined to state by GOV. Gage. -,
and pres. reaches San Francisco days
ahead of schedule.
15-Pres abandons contemplated north.
western tour
GERS and 246 men surrender to Gen. Fun
ston swearing allegiance to U. S.
2l-Gen. Malvar declares himself dictator
in Philippines and will continue war.
2-U s. supreme court decides lnsulal
cases holding constitution does not follow
flag in territory acquired by war.
A-Pres. and party leave San Francisco fol
Washington.
&Senators Tillman and McLaurin Is. c.,
resign from U. S. senate.
3o-Pres. Mckinley and party arrive II
Washington.
Jun. 15-cuban constitutional convention
accepts Plat amendment on terms salts
22IGen. 1Chaffee appointed military gov. o
Philippines. Gen. Cables and go Fill
pinos surrender in I.uzon.
Taft as civil gov of Philippines .Repea
of large part OF war stamp tax goes int
ia. B. Kittredge Is. d. appointed U. s
senator to succeed Kyle.
2s-Wm II. Hunt named to succeed c. A
Allen as gov. of Porto Rico.
IS. C. state dem. committee reads U.
Senator McLaurin out of party.
= oivo1 cd hv
navy department for offensive criticism
Of former Sec'y of Navy w. E. Chandler
Sep. s-Alabama constitutional convention
adopts code disfranchising negroes ant
1@Theo. Roosevelt sworn as pres. Of U.
at 1892 p m. at residen of Ansley VII
cox in Buffalo before JudgeJ r. Hazel;
16-Pres. Roosevelt invites Mckinley cab
met to remain through entire term.
N-Filipino insurgents surprise company
9th inf, in province OF Samar. killing
Oct. l-Wm. B. Ridgely becomes comptrol
signed. Cuban constitutional conven
ton decides to dissolve after naming com
mittee on election laws.
-U. S. and Ct. Britain agree on new 18th
milan canal treaty making proposed wa
terWay all-American In control and own
ership.. Pres. appoints ex-Gov. Jone
ARear Admiral Schley retired on reach
ing age limit.
1H-Pres. arouses Indignation IN south b.
entertaining Booker Washington a
1GCol. Brodie Of rough riders appointe
9ekG9C.oonyention IN Phoenix declares Arizon
entitled to statehood.
uoIn island Of Cebu. $50 insurgents and 6
officers surrender to Gen. Hughes.
nav. american vessels blockade Sama
island.
rnv Of Ia. Crane (rep.) of Mass, Nasl
5rep,) of o., Murphy (rep) of N. J., Greg
ory lrep) of r. l., and Montague (dem.
Of va. In minor state elections Md. an
Miss. 20 dem. and Pa. and Neb. rep.
Seth Low (fusfon rep.) elected mayor o
n. Y. city. Kentucky elects dem. legis
Zsamar rebels reported starving as result
of blockade.
1IPres. Roosevelt announces that civi
service rules will govern appointments II
insular possessions.