The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-01-03

Hm msn !dsm pori Ma, Jas yas. d. Mccreary
dem. KY elected ". 8. senators:
ls-Gov. Cummins DAD inaugurated;
Pres. favoring acceptance Of oner OF
Panama canal property and franchises
aU l1s s,ov SGSniiin Murphy IN. j. inau::
guratcd. IL. s. Senators Allison and
Dolilver Ua.) reelected.
2S--John F. Dryden rep.. N. JD elected
Feb. i-sec'y Of Treas. Shaw takes oath
.lsOPres. Roosevelt in schley case deci.
movement and the loop. and holds that
Sampson was In technical command.
but that II was really captains hght
-. Large band Of insurgents surrender
a1Final ratification of Hay-Pauncefots
NiGarssSs canal fTsaty at Wasnnsa1in;
over Philippine tariff bill come to
prived Of right TO vote pending further
27-Mcmoriai services for william Nc
KinlsS he held see Sy congress- grafton de-
.s-Resolutlon Of severe censure of Sem
aators Tillman and McLaurin passed by
Mar. SPrea. signs Philippine tariff bill.
iSarrank = Sargent }shis1 Of s Brother
ed commission general OF immigration
Pres. nominates Capt. A. 8. Crown
inshield to be rear admiral
EP Inc Of IN Same. island land
amount q Miss stones ransom.
20 Gen. Miles threatens to resign II any
a-Havana court sentences Nicely. Rath-
bone and Reeves to 10 years imprison-
ment and heavy fine for frauds in
Apr. 3-Aliied peoples party. composed
81 reform elements opposed 70 old po-
P Ss p ssisess f e. Ware " s0S ksn
commissioner of pensions; Maj Wal
Ter acquitted sH SSurt-ma martial Of charge
is0 81 o Maivar. Filipino insursent lead
er and dictator, surrenders himself and
lsNcoiumbian canal protocol. asking 81
vance. made public. :. House Of repre-
sentatIves passes bill granting reduc-
ton OF 20 per cent; from Dinghy rates
May 1.Sec'y OF Navy Moody installed
sIAlex. o. Brodle nominated by Pres.
for gov. OF Arizona territory.
15-Cuban congress meets In Havana and
declares Gen. Palma elected pres. and
EsteveZ vice pres.
ambassador to U. 8.
17-Gonzales de Quesada named by Pres.
Palma to be Cuban minister to WASH
ington.
eminent to Cubans, the new consti-
tution Ii PROMULGATED and Presi-
dent Palma 10 rmaIly inauEurated.
s7-Herbert C. Squires received by Pres
Palma az u. 8. minister to Cuba.
Jun. Geo. Chamberlain (dem.) elected
gov. OF Ore; republicans elected for all
4NEngiand announces n II. Herbert as
Lord Pauncefote's successor. and Spain
names Senior de Ojeda a. Spanish min
lister 10 u. g.
5American Philippine commission re-
esved p9ps, with spssia and sonGrs.
must be separate in islrnds- ~
lie. +: w. Nicely. serviag 10 Yrs sen.
tence for Cuban postal frauds. released
bill. West Point militavy academy
celebrates centennial of Its establish
ment. Pres. Roosevelt malsing the adj
s-Pres dominates Capt. elias. Y. Clark
to be rear admiral.
Sohanr Most ,S M i incsnsal pTs srl
ticle at time Pres Mckinley WAS shot
2E-Time for ratification of treaty be-
Danish west indies extended ~.
o6-Cenference report on isthmian canal
bill adopted by congress. Virginia
constitutional convention adjourns after
session lasting l yr IA days.
S-Pres. signs isthmian canal bill
ao-senator Bailey CTex.). on floor OF SEN
ate. after adjournment, assaults SEN
ator Beveridge Und.).
Jul I-Repeal Of war taxes goes into eff
fect diminishing revenue by $4,000. goo
a year. First session of 57th congress
adjourn sine die.
4-Civil government established In Min
danas and Paragua islands and Aaran-
gas province, =. L.. Amnesty procla-
mattgu read. setting free 600 prisone Is
In Philippines.
9-vadcans reply to Gov. Taft declares
recall OF friars within time specified i'm
possible.
4-M,e5 Gen. Chaffee relieved from duty
In Philippines at his own request.
Pres. commissions Director Merriam
under permanent census law.
l6-Gem Jacob II. Smith retired FROM
army by presidents order. having been
found guilty by court-martial FIR Manila
OF conduct p~ejudicial to good order and
military discipline.
1S-Cuba Ito date) formally recognized
by ". g.. Great Britain. France. Spain.
Switzerland Nicaragua. Costa Rica and
Guatemala
Aug. SUI. s. Ambassador White. to. Ger
many resigns.
12-Chief Justice, o.
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