davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
no cabe duda acerca de la elo
cuencia de sus argumentos.
"El Albany Argus

cuenc1a de sus argumentOs.
"El Albany Argus
La idea del Herald de ven
der las Filipinas es acogida con
"amore' por la mayoria del
pueblo, pero la venta no Sc ha-
"a, Ell partido en- ell poder no
abandonara su "deber y destt-
nos.
"Waterlown Times:
"The New York Herald ha
planteado la question: lPorque
no vender las Filipinas2 La
proxima question sera: lQuien
qulere comprar las Filipinas2
No cabe duda que Espana
tue la que gan6 en- el baratillo.'
Esto es 10 que han dicho los
grandes organos de la opinion
americana. Contra el plan de
deshacerse de las Filipinas, no
sc ha levant tado una voz que
tenga prestigios, que tenga
autorldad, que liable en- nOmbre
de la opinion y del pueblo.
Sin embargo, no sc puede lie
decir que este resuelto el ne
gocio. Primero falta la resolu-
cion. la decision del gobierno;
despues faltan compradores !.
Y Ell gobierno, Ell partldo que
esta en- Ell poder no Sc resolvera,
como dice con iron1a suprema
el Albany Argus, Sc resolvera
a abandonar su deber Y deStinos?
iAh, este sobre todo!
Los destinos! Las prebendas
colo9siales, no sc abandonan asi,
despues de gustadas por alg1n
tempo.
Y a pesar de 10 q. olga la prem
sa. de 10 que han dicho senado-
res y representatives, de 10 que
sigan diciendo cuantos necesi-
ten y vivian de los sufragios de
la opinion y cuantos, honra-
damente, Ia dlrljen y encauCen
la techa en- que sc cumplan las
palabras de Mr.. Foster, no lie
CARA paciticamente, porque la
burOcracia lntentara retener, en-
provecho propio y personalfsi-
mo, 10 que la Nacion abandona
y repudia en- nombre del interes
collective.
Los contrarios a la soluci6n
de vender 8 abandonar las Fill
pinas, diran que es tarde para
adoptar esas resoluciones extre-
mas. 49,
Y lucharan de una parte,
preocupaciones y egoismos; de
la otra, Ell desinteres V el buen
sentido.
FL triunfo sera de t0dos
modos, aunque por medios Ia
mentables, acaso, para los que
aconsejan el abandono de las
Fllipinas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
AVISO SOBRE DIvIDENDOS
IL SILVA BANKING / COMMERCIAL CeHPASY

San Juan ID Septiembre 1907.
En- Junta General de Accionistas
cele brada hoy fue acordado pagar I'm
dividendo de 50, por acci6n, cores
pondiente al ejercicio terminado en-
80 de Julio de 1927.
F. Schomburg,
Director Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
Nota del dia

1Quien quiere comprar las Fl
lipinas?
De la campana de la prensa
norteamericana de las declara-
clones de senadores Y represen-
tantes al Congreso de Washing
ton, de las manifestations he
chas por los que dirigen y en-
cauzan la opinion entire las
grandes masas trabajadoras, no
Sc deduce mas que esta pregun.
ia angustiadora que deja e1 los
anim0s la pesadumbre de TN
desencanto y Ia tristlsima con-
vicci6n de IN gran fracaso:
lOuien quiere comprar las Fl.
lipinas?
Ell Archipelago maravilloso
esta puesto en- publica subasta.
Despues de aquella a abrumadora
cuenta de millones, de muchos
millones gastados inutilmente
en- el fracaso de colonization
imperialista en- aquellas apar-
tadas islas, la opinion america
ma esta condensada en- estas
fraSes del scnadOr Foster de
Louisiana: "Yo favorezco la idea
de deshacernos de las Fllipinas.
de cualquier manera, este es,
vendiendolas, 8 regalandolas a
aquel que quiera llevarselas.
Estas palabras, transcritas
de una cronica de nuestro CO.
rresponsal especial en- Nueva
York, dan la mas exaCta apre-
ciacion del grado de aburri
miento que ha sobrecogido a los
americanOs en- su nueva prOte-
sion de redentoriStas.
Por otra parte, los grandes
diarios, los que circular profu-
samente y prodigan criterios
hechos para las multitudes, han
escritO muchO que puede con
densarse en- esta f0rma
H'De New Orleans Times
La conciencia americana de
be ser de acero al acordar la
venta de las Filipinas al ap6n
ST nos tijamos en- el tratamiento
que estan recibiendO los cOrea-
nos, a manos de aquellos.
washington Post
ST el Presidente no abre los
ojos, Ell New York Herald
vendera y entregara las Filipi-
mas antes que Sc termine su va
Cacion.
washington Herald:
Las isIas nos cueStan clncO
millones anuales y las nuevas
fortificacianes cOstaran once mi
llones sin contar OtrOs tantOs
millones en- las innovaciones
del departamento de la armada,
asl es que nuestro cOntempora =
neo de New York al referirse
"a la corriente de orc que Sc va
c1a en- las islas no Sc ha tijado
en- que esta aun no ha alcanza-
do su Unite.
"The Angeles Times
Solo tenemos dos dudas ante
nosotros. @ segulr con la car
ga 8 disponer de las islas. Este
es nuestro curse.
Baltimore Sum-
Nuestro contemporaneo e.
New York Herald, ahora ST.
gestiona Ia veDta de las F'ilipi-
nas-seguramente al Japon.-
Dudamos 81 alguna otra nacl6r
quisiera hacerse cargo de la pc
sada carga.
Boston Record.
La idea de Ia venta de las Fl
lipinas al Japon Sc le ha ocurri-
do al Herald" algo tarde, per(
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
DECAROL a
DON MAxIMIN0 vIzCARR0ND0

Joven y generalmente esti-
mado aqui por sus grandes viz
tudes, ha fallecido el senor don
Maximino Nizcarrondo, miem-
bro de una distinguidisima ia
milia.
A la desconsolada madre {
hijos del finado, damOs nuestro
mas sentido pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
Para FajardO

En- la manana de hoy han salido
para Fajardo en- autom6vil ell senior
Comisionado de la Corte Federal.
acompanado del Sub Marshal Mr..
John, l.. Hoo, quienes van aquella
ciudad para hacer la Investigation
del salvaje crimen cometido en- aoue-
Has costas, del cual dimos cuenta
aver y del que sc acusa como presun-
to autor un tai Gregorio Mulero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27

A Consejo Executive de Puerto Rico,
San Juan, P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
Don Pho Am adOr

En- Ia session de anoche ha renunc a
do q cargo dc CONCEAL del municipio
de San Juan el senor don Pio Amsaor
de La reduction dc nuestro huen caleEa
.dEl Herald"
Las compaiiias teatrales peeCea
IN gran auxiliar en- las estsras del mu.
uicipio.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-10-11
HON. AUGUSTUS E. WILSON,
at day

Hager to deny truth of this statement.
He again made his attitude on the
temperance issue so clear that there
was no room for misunderstanding.
He denounced Gov. Beckham and Au-
ditor Hager as pretenders of temper
ance, and explained in detail upon
what he based his assertion. He said
that he had heard that Mr.. Hager, in
a-Maysville speech, had declared that
he was Democrat, and If the Demo-
cratic party was for whisky he was for
whisky and if it was against 1t, so
was he.
That's not the kind of Kentuckian
you see before you,'" Wilson said.
Here is a man who is Republican
but If the Republican party was against
temperance I'd be against the Repub-
lican party"
In closing his address Mr.. Wilson
cautioned the voters to watch for an
honest count on election day. "Ev-
cry man to his guns" he said. "and
watch like hawk every ballot that
goes into the. box. 80. 800 -.-n -
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-10-11

principle, viz: The right of the ma
joriiy TO rule IL would help us won
derfully in arriving at definite con-
clusiOns now that the busy season is
over it is important that we go to
work and revive our local unions the
regular meetings of our Locals are
too important TO be neglected there
is so much that we farmers need, that
could be secured through the Organi-
cation that the value of getting down
to regular systematic work can scarce
ly be over estimated.
The added strength of the organi-
cations in other sections ought to
greatly encourage us. Think of what
has been accomplished in the Burley
District. Since the 1st of last Novem-
Der 100000 pounds of the 1906 crop
pooled and over 100000 acres of the
1907 crop pledged. Wisconsin, Indi-
ana and several other sections COM
ing into the pooling column this year
all help greatly to hasten the day OF
our deliveranee. The hand of Equity
is clearly visible In the prices of near
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-10-11

ly all farm products the leaven of
controlled marketing is gradually leav-
ening the whole lump.
Now just a word to the men on
the out side. Do you not think you
have taken advantage of our prices
long enough? We think so, If you
expect to have any claim upon the
good will or respect of your neigh
bors, come up like a man this year
and help us to establish permanently
the right of farmers to price their
products, the line must be drawn be-
tween those who are fighting this
great battle to establish the rights of
the farmer and the man who is acting
the tory by furnishing the evening
with the munitions of war with which
to prosecute their battle against prof
liable prices. Choose We this day whom
you will serve Home and Friend. or
the Tobacco Trust.
Local Unions don't forget to send
delegates to the National Tobacco
Growers convention at Shelbyville.
KY, Oct, 3Oth. NJ. F. SHARP.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-10-11

this matter one of most serious ma
ture. AS we undoubtedly have IL in
our power TO win "A great and impor-
tant victory by pooling a large per-
centage of the 1907 crop. An allwse
Providence has created conditions that
make it an easy matter to control
the prices of this crop if
we will but embrace the OPP
portunity, but if we should be so un-
wise as to not stand firm and true to
the plan of pooling, but should dump
any considerable amount of the crops
it will only serve to prolong the fight
for The battle must be won sooner or
later. II we were to allow ourselves
to think of defeat, it would be a
dreadful thing to contemplate the
wretchedness suffering and privations
that would ensue as the result of a
return to the starvation prices of 1908.
Fellow farmers it's high time that
we lay aside all trivial differences that
prevent us from presenting a solid
front to the enemy IL we would keep
lnO mindg We. great and fundamental
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-10-11
PROVIDENCE
IS ASSISTING
In Control of the Tobacco
Situation by the A. S. of E.
Farmers Should Lay Aside all Diff
ference and Complete the
Splendid Job.

Editors Republican.-To the Local
Unions of the A. s. Of e. and Tobac-
co Growers In general throughout the
Green River District. Now that the
1907 crop Of tobacco is mostly in the
barns and a short but generally good
crops, and as the time of year is here
when our thoughts naturally turn to-
ward the selling end of the crops 1t is
important that we, .heain to scansidsz
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16
NoRBY is APPOINTED REGENT
Nicholas Treweek Succeeds Himself as
Mine Inspector.

PIERRE. s. D.. Jan. 15.-(Special Tele-
gram -Governor Crawford today ap-
pointed and the senate confirmed A. Norby
OF Roberts county a member of the State
Board Of Regents of Education to fill the
place made vacant by the expiration of
the term of Regent slocum and Nicholas
Treweek OF Lawrence county to succeed
himself as mine Inspector.
While two more railroad bills were in
troduced in the house today, there are In
dications of putting on brakes in that
line the employers liability bill having
been sent back to the committee in the
senate and joint meeting of the railroad
committee will be held to allow interested
parties to appear before them on all such
bills.
New bills continue to come, the principal
being: To provide for a salaried clerk
of the supreme court; for an nebriate
asylum at Mitchell; for a county option
liquor law and an anti-cigarette bill.
Major Aldrich and Captain Sessions are
here from Sioux Falls and Will be Joined
by other officers of the guard to frame
up the legislation desired by the guard.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16
FUGITIVE FROM NEBRASKA
Dell Morrison Accused of Stealing a
Team Found in south
Dakota

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., Jan. 15-(special.)
Harry Hirsch, deputy sheriff. with head
quarters in this city, made an important
capture when he placed under arrest a man
named Dell Morrison, who is wanted in
Nebraska for the theft of a team of horses
and a wagon from farmer residing near
Wakefield, that state.
Sheriff C. H. Hanson OF Dakota City,
Neb., got on the trail of Morrison and
found that he was headed toward this part
of the northwest. A description of the
fugitive was turned over to Deputy Sheriff
Hirsch. He finally located his man, find
ing him at the postofflce. Morrison at first
denied his identity, but later, after he
learned that he would be held until the
arrival of the Nebraska sheriff, he admit
ted that he was the man wanted.
His captor has been informed that the
stolen property was sold to a man named
John Hogan, in Nebraska. The Nebraska
authorities will take him back to that
state for trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16
SPEED HORSE DREEDERs ORGANIZE
Propose 20 Hold Race Meet open
Only TO NehrnHkR Horses.

LINCOLN, Neb Jan. 15.-(Special Tele-
gramD-The Nebraska Association Of
Trotting and Pacing Horse breeders was
organized here tonight at a largely at
tended meeting of the most prominent
race horse breeders in the state. II will
hold a state racing meet annually, open to
Nebraska horses. and will conduct sales
for members. The plans for the race meet
will be decided by the board OF directors
officers were elected: c. II. Aldrich David
city, president; N. ]. Ropin, Fremont, vice
president; John F. Zlmman, Lincoln, secre-
tarY-treasurer Directors: G. H. Aldrich.
n. j. Ronin, DR.. ID. T. HILL Syracuse;
John Kay, Neigh; r. VI. Paris, Lynch;
G. ID. Bell, Grand Island; Walter Scott,
Beatrice; f. G. Chamberlain, Clarks
Joseph Sheen, Lincoln; w. o. Southwick,
Friend; l.. p. Southworth. Ravenna; Bud
Latta, Tekamah; Albert Thompson, Ben
son; Albert Farrans, Hastings and Otis
Smith, York,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16

to those adopted by the big Nine" and
the annual faculty conference OF rep, esenta
tives OF these Institutions In Nebraska will
constitute supreme board to enforce these
requirements.
Under these arrangements a base ball
schedule for Creighton university. Bellevue
college. Wesleyan university, Doane coll
lege. Cotner university and the state
Normal at Peru was arranged for the COM
ing season.
The officers elected at Saturdays meeting
are; ]. M. HOWE. Peru State Normal. pres
ident: l.. 9. Shaw. Hastings college, vice
president; Prof. Mercer, Kearney Normal.
secretary and treasurer. These officers
constitute the executive committee
The next meeting Of this conference will
be I'm March.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16
One Exposition AK. yo,b,rr

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Nc
Creary of Kentucky today introduced to
the president Fred Levy, the vice presi-
dent Of the Greater Louisville exposition,
which is TO be held from March IS to 30.
The president told Mr.. Levy that he would
press a button at the White House which
would set the exposition machinery In
motion. Mr.. Levy remarked that the man.
agement would cay all the expenses of the
coming exposition. which led Mr. Roose-
welt TO reply humorously that that was an
innovation.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16
DISCUSS CATALOGUE ROUSE SUIT
Retail Merchants Meet to Give Sup
port to Their OHfcerE

port to Their Officers.
MITCHELL, S. D., Jan. 15.-(Special Tel
egram. lover $50 merchants arrived dur
ing the day to attend the tenth annual
convention of the South Dakota Retail
Merchants association, which met here
this evening. fnl 1oc
The Importance OF the meeting is aug
mented by the action of a Chicago 'cata-
logue house. which has sought to enjoin
the association and its officers from per-
ticipating in any effort calculated to de-
stroy or. embarrass the business of the
catalogue house. The business men are
greatly aroused over the situation and
claim they will stand Loyalty behind the
officers to see them through with the case
against them. In the discussions In the
meetings it will be the aim to temper the
remarks to avoid embarrassing the officers,
and 1t is not at all likely the resolutions
adopted will be as severe as those of a
year ago.
The address of welcome was delivered
this evening by Mayor o. NJ Branson,
and the response was given by Hon. p. p.
Wickhem of Alexandria President Grimm
appointed the members of the FIVE COM
mittees. The convention promises to be
the most important of any ever held by
the association.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16

in our membership compared with that Of
a year ago.
sectional settlements of wage diner
ences," said the report, cannot and will
not permanently improve the condition OF
the miners. Sectional settlements will not
maintain our wages or bring the unOrgan-
lied up 20 our standard. II the United
Mine workers is a national organization Il
should establish national reforms and
make them apply to all alike. II states OF
districts are allowed and directed to legis-
late for themselves on questions OF a ma
tional character. then there is no need Of a
national organization of miners"
Defense Fund Depleted.
The financial report of Secretary-Treas-
urer w y. Wilson for the year ending No
vember 30, 1896, called attention to the fact
that on March 81, 1906, there was on hand
1861, 951 when a prolonged strike of 10000
men began. II was decided to hold this
sum in the international treasury until the
locals, subdistricts and districts had ex-
haustcd their funds. On July IL the or
ganization had expended sS7,70 more money
than 1t had in the treasury and an extra
strike assessment of so cents per week was
assessed AS little money came in at first
from locals in answer to this assessment,
districts were asked to pay in bulk for all
their locals. Illinois paid 100000. Iowa paid
$4,000 and majority in Ohio and central
Pennsylvania paid, thus relieving the 1nan-
clal crisis. The organization has paid for
strike benefits In the last seven years
IS, 1871, SAT-, to which must be added the cost
of organizing, which shows what has been
done with the money paid into the treasury
The report Of Mr.. Wilson showed the paid
up membership In November, 1906 to have
been 256,212. The average paid up member
ship in 1906 was 23O.657 decrease of "a, 2sS
from the preceding year.
The report shows the balance on hand in
the treasury November 30 to be 1887, SS0.71.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16

covered the entire question Of discharges
except that II provided that no man be
discharged by the president as a punish
ment.
Il believe" said Mr.. spooner. that the
president, the secretary OF war OF depart
ment commander has the power and ought
to have the power to discharge at their
discretion any soldier, with honor or with
out. whose service. in the opinion of his
superior officers, is detrimental TO the
service"
No Ground for Impeachment.
While agreeing with Mr. Foraker that
the president has no power TO punish
troops, Mr.. Spooner defended the chief
executive against the charge Of usurpation
in discharging the soldiers of the Twenty
NTH infantry.
Every man charged with crime is en-
titled to his day in court" he admitted.
but at the same time contended that in the
present case there is no charge to Justify
an impeachment of the presidential au-
thority Mr.. spooner explained the failure
to turn over to the Texas civil authorities
the perpetrators Of the Brownsville crime
by saying Il had been impossible to identify
them. Sharing with them, black as they
are, fame in Cuba, no one could doubt that
the president arrived at his conclusion
with deep reluctance and none can doubt
his sincerity in the course he entered upon.
Senator Carmack indicated his intention
to discuss the Brownsville ARRAY tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16
viIIAreaI Gains Time.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The immigra-
tion ONCE has extended to February the
time in which Antonio Villareal, a Next
can now detained at Ell Paso, may show
cause why he should not be deported to
his native country. Villareal. IL is charged,
is illegally in the United States. because
he has served a term OF imprisonment in
Mexico for murder. The Mexican authori-
ties are anxious TO have the man deported
because OF his alleged revolutionary ten
denotes.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16
CONTROL FOR COLLEGE CONTESTS
Constitution Adopted by IntercOI-
IegIate Athletic Association.

PERU, Neb., Jan. 15.-(SpeciaL )-Prof. ].
NJ Howe recently elected president of the
Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic associa-
ton, spoke in chapel this morning on the
faculty conference Of the Nebraska colleges
and universities held at Lincoln last Satur-
day
adopted to govern all forms of athletic con-
tests entered into by representatives OF
these colleges. The standard requirements
for membership on athletic teams are similar
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16
GRAND CIRCUIT RACING DATES
sport Begins July ~ ut Detroit and
Ends October IS ut Memphis.

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-Dates for future
racing events were set and officers elected
at the meeting OF the stewards OF the Grand
Circuit held here today. Ihe tohoWlhs
stewards were elected: - .--
Daniel ]. CampaU. Detruit;l X. M. Hanna
Cleveland: NJ Perry Taylor. Buualoi jacob
Ripper, Poughkeepsie; James Butter, New
York; J. NJ Johnson. Boston; trederick Il
Perkins Providence; DeForest Zeetle' syta-
Cincinnati; {. X q. Billings, Memphis.
Ofncers elected were: President. j. NJ
johnson; vice president, II. NJ. Hanna sec
rotary and treasurer. Albert IT. Moone.
The following dates for races were set;
At Detroit, July p TO u; Cleveland, jury
~ to August .; Buffalo, August TO ~;
Poughkeepsie, August II to IS; ReadsVlle
August - TO . Providence, August ~ TO S)
Hartford, September to 6; Syracuse, Sep
TENDER to 10; Columbus September 16 to
p; Cincinnati, September "A to ~; Memphis,
October IL to 25
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16
Three-I LenEne Meets.

CHICAGO, Jan. 15-Clinton. Ia. was ad-
mtted to membership in the Three-I Base
Ball league at the annual meeting here to-
day, to take the place Of Davenport \
upon. the playing season to open May l and
to close September 10. The salary limit was
placed at $1,000. Edward Holland was re-
elected president
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16
COLDEsT DAY OF THE WINTER
Mercury HOverS Around Zero Mark
and a Light Snow Falls.

and "a Light Snow Falls.
NELSON. Neb., Jan. 15.-(Special.) -This
morning was the coolest day of the season
here. The thermometer registered ia tenn
perature of degrees above zero. Just a
little snow has fallen.
GENEVA, Neb, Jan. 15.-(Special. Fol
lowing a heavy fall of sleet on Monday,
making the sidewalks slippery and danger
GUS about an inch of snow fell last night.
During the night the thermometer fell to
6 above zero 1t was still cloudy this morn
ing.
HARVARD, Neb., Jan. 15.-(Special.)-
Sharp winter weather has prevailed for
several days. The ground is frozen hard
and covered with a sleet and light snow.
Last night the mercury dropped to zero
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16

YORK, Neb., Jan. 15.-(Special )--York
talent is well pleased with the schedule
and arrangement of dates of the Nebraska
Speed association. York is one of the best
speed meeting cities in the state and US
ually has from fifty to $50 entries at every
annual meet. The dates this year for the
races at York are July 80 to August 2. The
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16
earaeld and corteIrou win.

WASHINGTON. IAN. 15.-The senate
committee on finance today agreed to re-
port favorably the nomination OF Post
master General Cortelyou 10 be secretary
Of the treasury and James r. Garfield to
ne secretary OF the interior
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16
Central American Dispute settIed.

NEW ORLEANS. ian l5.-The Picayune
-ays; The dispute which has existed sew
.ral years between Nicaragua and Hon
iuras as 20 the boundary line on the north
has been settled. This was submitted to
he king OF Spain as referee and he gave
dent BOnla and more.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-16

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Ptcher Frazer of the
Cincinnati National league team will next
season be a member of the Chicago club. A
check for 81 600 was today sent to Cincin.
natl to purchase his release