Courtesies Exchanged Between France and United States
A published exchange between General Brugere of the French mission and President Theodore Roosevelt reflects strengthened Franco American ties. Brugere thanks the U S for hospitality and the shared brotherhood in arms, while Roosevelt expresses sincere thanks and best wishes to Brugere and France.
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Washington
General Drugere
Rochambeau
Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
France
General Brugere
White House
Republic
Loubet
Death by Own Action Suspected in Chicago Saloon
A traveling salesman L Wachman was found dead in a Clark street saloon after drinking. A letter in his possession suggests membership in a New York death by own action club and hints another member died by suicide last week. Physicians say poisoning caused Wachman’s death.
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L. Wachman
Clark Street
New York
New York City
Waechman
Senate Debates Philippine Bill Ahead of Canal Route Votes
Senate schedules 4 PM Tuesday vote on form C civill government for the Philippines and devotes sessions to 15 minute speeches. Debate may shift to Nicaragua canal route and Spooner proposal with President discretion. Cuban reciprocity, naval and DC appropriations, and anti anarch y measures also loom this week.
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Uprising in Southwest China Threatens Pekin Campaign
Advices from the steamer Clavering report a new Boxer uprising led by Mochihing in Southwest China. Boxers killed a wife and family and attacked missionaries. troops were defeated. Rebels aim to overrun Honan and Shantung and march to Pekin. Also reports of Kwangsi rebels near Nanking and Hung Yung Seng captured. Japanese fishermen drowned in May gales near Hokkka and Teuri Yokishiri with 122 boats, 1,355 men, 220 dead.
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Heilprin Tops Mt Pelee Crater Finds Huge Cinder Cone
Prof Angelo Heilprin and two guides reached the Mt Pelee summit as violent eruptions raged below. He observed a vast crater crevasse and a huge cinder cone, noting three vents and mud columns while mud and ash erupted from Pelee. The expedition faced continual danger during the two hour ascent and survey.
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Prolonged Boom Feared After Peace Announcement
London reports a rising stock market with high confidence that gains will continue after the peace news. York City money tightness and potential rate hikes at a June 3 discount houses meeting loom over trading as professionals push for public buying while Canadian Pacific shows notable strength and arbitration bonds rise.
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Stock Exchange
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Canadian Pacific
Chile
Pelee Eruption Disrupts Martinique Steamer Arrivals
The Dixie docked from St Vincent and headed to New York with Prof. Robert T. Hill aboard as Mt Pelee erupts violently. Tor rents of mud pour toward Vive and steam and ashes darken the sky while rescuers work from Fort de France.
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Professor Heilprin's perilous Mt Pelee ascent described
Fort de France May 31 Professor Heilprin returned from Mt Pelee exhausted by ash and mud and may travel back tomorrow. George Kennan and party crossed a mud filled road after a bridge washout as hot mud from River Fallaise crater ejected and reached the Vive plantation extinguishing fires. the flow may threaten the area.
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Mt. Pelee
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Prison break through a tunnel at Leadville jail
Five prisoners escaped from the county jail in Leadville Colorado by an underground tunnel today at about 3 30 pm. The inmates named Pug Ryan Ben Gray Herman Guest Max Bowen and Jim Sullivan were at large after sawing the trap door lock and breaking the sewer wall to crawl outside through a foundation hole.
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Colo
Trusty
Pug Ryan
Ben Gray
Herman Guest
Max Bowen
Jim Sullivan
Three Deaths by Flames at Rockaway Beach Fire
A Rockaway Beach blaze killed Max Kastan 31 and Lydia McKrow 31. Thomas MecKrow and 5 year old Frank Martin Hanson were injured, Morris Kasten 75 also hurt. McKrow died later and the father was reported dying. Property loss about 120000.
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Max Kastan
Lydia McKrow
Rockaway Beach
Thomas
MecKrow
Frank Martin Hanson
Morris Kasten
Long Island City
Young McKrow
Cleveland and Bryan to Attend Opening of Tilden Club
Grover Cleveland will speak at the Tilden club opening on June 19. About 1,500 Democratic leaders are invited, with expected attendees including David B. Hill and William J. Bryan.
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Grover Cleveland
New Tilden Club
David B. Hill
William J. Bryan
Boerse Sees Best Week in Months as Values Rise
Berlin reports a strong week with rising values across sectors. London optimism on South Africa peace boosts sentiment, and Berlin mirrors activity from Katlifs in London. Emperor William telegrams Herr Ballin congratulating him on terms with the Morgan syndicate.
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South Africa
Katlifs
William
Herr Ballin
Morgan Syndicate
American goods in lead in European trade report
Washington reports the ancient palace of Charlemagne in Germany is being renovated with Georgia pine. California plums and pears are favored over Italian, Servian, and Bosnian fruits, while American machinery upgrades water works at Aix-la-Chapelle. Consuls note rising US exports in hardware, tools, agricultural equipment, and shoes, with eager European markets for cheaper goods.
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Charlemagne
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Servia
Bosnia
Aix-la-Chapelle
Brundage
Aman
Harris
Mannheim
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Consul Harris
Conventions to Decide Socialism Or Political Action
Denver June 1 Tomorrow is a pivotal day at the Western Labor union and Western Federation of Miners sessions. A vote on adopting socialism or independent political action is expected before adjournment. Leaders predict a socialist victory, though notable opposition is acknowledged and final strength will be clear after the count.
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Western Labor Union
Western Federation of Miners
Boyce
Transport Meade Returns From Manila to San Francisco
Meade arrives from Manila and fails to pass quarantine. On board are 28 officers and 854 men of the 21st Infantry returning from the Philippines.
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Beard
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Syracuse Garment Workers Strike For Nine-Hour Day
Syracuse garment workers, mostly Hebrews, struck for a nine hour day with the pay now given for ten hours, the action unfolding in the city on June 1.
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N. Y
Great Battle Eve Sparks Strike At Hazleton
On the eve of a major coal strike, firemen and pump runners plan to strike with uncertain engineer participation. Coal agents say they can replace strikers, while some expect non union mining to resume. District President Duffy toured Panther Creek valley amid fears of firemen defection. Police kept crowds back as about 20 officers and a coal company agent arrived at a trolley stop, drawing renewed hissing and shouting from roughly 590 onlookers. Servants at the Hazleton house quit their posts, then cheered as miners escorted the workers away.
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Furnace Strike Hits Mahoning Shenango Valleys
The Shenango and Mahoning valleys blast furnace workers strike began today, with about 3000 men out of work as most valley furnaces close. A few furnaces at Youngstown Newcastle Sharon and Sharonsville operate, while United States Steel mills are not yet affected.
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Meeting decides Panther Creek pumpmen strike
Delegates from all locals and sub-districts No 1 of the United Mine Workers in Tamaqua Pa meet at Coaldale to decide if Panther Creek pumpmen will strike. The session lasts three hours with anti strike sentiment strong and most men expected to report for duty tomorrow. An official says Lehigh Coal and NavigationCo has assurance enough men to run pumps in the morning.
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United Mine Workers
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Panther Creek Valley
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company
Associated Press
Sheriff posts notices across Lackawanna county to deter trespass
In Scranton June 1 Sheriff Schad deployed deputies countywide with large warning sheets warning trespass amid looming strike actions. He will direct deputy work if needed, while coal companies seek enforcement. Few engineers and some pump runners likely to obey the strike. firemen expected to strike.
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Schad
Lackawanna County
Erie railroad mines workers in Forest City call off strike
Susquehanna Pa June 1 The fire men pump runners and engineers employed in the Erie railroad mines at Forest City decide not to strike Monday. In anticipation of trouble the company fences property with eight foot barbed wire and guards it with coal and iron police.
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Erie Railroad
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Strike continues as wire works plan non-union restart
Denver reports the building trades strike remains unchanged with ornamental wire works' owners announcing a non-union restart tomorrow. Officials expect no serious trouble if the plan proceeds.
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Finances of the Philippines expenditures and revenues
Washington reports a statement of public civil revenues and expenditures in the Philippine archipelago from August 28, 1898, to June 30, 1901. Fiscal year 1901 revenues $10,672,752, three year total $20,944,962. Expenditures: 1899 $2,376,008, 1900 $4,758,678, 1901 $5,052,076, three year total $12,786,762. Excess receipts over expenditures $8,158,200 plus seized funds $680,515. All figures in American money.
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Washington
Philippine Archipelago
Portland Editor Col Donan Dies After Long Advertising Career
Portland, June 1. Col Peter Donan longtime advertising head of the Oregon Nutrona Navigation Company died today at his home in this city. Colonel Donan was well known among newspaper men of the West.
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Peter Donan
Oregon Nutroua & Navigation Company
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