Roosevelt pathway shadow grows on Hanna’s line
AMERICUS GA JUNE 6 1902 The Hanna shadow grows on the Roosevelt pathway with commentary on wealth from steady effort. Reports note sensational exclusive accounts of Misa Stones captivity and political chatter around Democrat Bryan and Johnson. A Kansas City mill plan aims to employ 2 000 with 100 000 spindles, while discussing cotton growth and monetary debates about gold silver and bank notes.
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Oklahoma
Agriculture and College Education Lift Farm Life in Texas
The essay argues that agricultural college education accelerates farming progress alongside scientific study. It notes farmers benefited from colleges even before modern colleges, and that agricultural colleges plus experiment stations drive a new era in American farming, linking science to daily practice.
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Texas
Fara
Rauch
Relief for Miners Grows With Roosevelt Mediation Hope
In Sarre Pa June 6 hopes rise that President Roosevelt may mediate to end the miners strike. Workers urge arbitration while mine owners resist though some fear violence. Mine workers suffer losses as coal and iron police stay hidden on company property amid a quiet Wyoming Valley.
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White House
Washington
United States
New York Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Moya
Coal and Iron Police
Wyoming Valley
The Hope of the South and a Practical Path Forward
A 19th century measure stresses that progress for the South rests on white boys who will work and supervise common labor. College graduates in Latin Greek or law are less in demand than those skilled in gardening, farming, machining, and concrete production under leadership. King Ned is cited as rejoicing in peaceful times.
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Ion
Candidate denounces rings hints at hollow support
A quoted critic argues that railing against rings signals weak commitment, claiming no effort is wasted if it aids the welfare of at least one person. The remark frames political rhetoric as a measure of genuine concern for all of God’s creatures.
Lackawanna Strikers March in New Mine Protest
June 16 in Scranton marks a large union led march by five Lackawanna Valley unions against mine workers in Oli phantom area. The orderly demonstration drew many away from their shifts, with pickets guiding stragglers, and foremen suspecting a near end to veteran labor. Hazelton quiet as officers seek missing Yorktown workers. clerks moved to boilerrooms in Shamokin. non union deserters noted. Crown jewel theft shocks courts in New York as a ruby 255 carats vanishes from royal treasury. Ambassador Tower sails for London aboard the Columbia to resume duties in Russia.
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American and Journal
Nominations sent to Senate and cabinet reshuffle
The president named Phillips Lee Goldsborough and C. Ross Mace for revenue and customs posts in Maryland and Baltimore, and James C. Ford for Knoxville surveyor of customs. North Carolina postmasters include George W. Depriest in Shelby. J. A. Simpson confirmed as Florida postmaster in Kissimmee. Brisson declined forming a new cabinet after Loubet summoned him.
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Internal Revenue
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Phillips Lee Goldsborough
District of Baltimore
C. Ross Mace
Knoxville
Tenn
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George W. Depriest
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Retired Army Surgeon General Colonel Bache Dies
Washington June 3 Retired United States Army Surgeon General Colonel A B Bache dies at his home in this city He entered the army as an assistant surgeon in 1861 After the Civil War he served in San Francisco and was chief surgeon of the Platte department headquartered at Omaha Later he was transferred to Washington as assistant surgeon general remaining on duty until ill health forced retirement He was twice married his widow being the daughter of a street commissioner James W Potsythe
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Washington
A. Bache
Unitedtates Army
San Francisco
Department of the Platte
Omaha
Bache
James W. Potsythe
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