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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
4
The Batesville Tribune notes weekly publication by editor Donald McCallum with subscription options including one year or six months prepaid. The text provides printing cadence and a postal address line.
Tuesday’s bulletin said Mrs McKinley rested well but her condition showed no material change.
The year 1900 fire losses in the United States are estimated at 160 million dollars with about 96.4 million dollars covered by insurance.
Al Wishard has received a better appointment and Joseph B. Keeling is appointed to Wishard's United States Attorney post for the District of Indiana.
A witness named Eugene Coronische, who testified against Dreyfus, has been dismissed from the Austrian army for conduct unworthy of an officer and a gentleman.
Senator Beveridge enjoys hospitality in Russia and learns manners and customs of the Russian people while surveying the czar's vast domain and resources during her stay.
German troops and officers under Count von Waldersee moved from Peking to Taku on Sunday while the British Baluchi regiment also withdrew. The city of Peking is to be gradually handed to Chinese officials during June.
Reports from Sunday said Mrs McKinley likely to die. By Monday a change for the better was reported though she remained so weak that no strong hope of recovery could be built.
The passage questions the nature and existence of a Democrat amid partisan antipathy. It argues neither McLaurin nor Tillman align with Democratic principles, prompting reflection on what constitutes membership and where a true Democrat may be located.
The President has sufficient authority to handle affairs of acquired territory and will not require an extra session to act. No additional congressional session is planned for the summer.
Two lake steamers the City Erie and the Tashmoo competed in a 100 mile race on Tuesday. City of Erie finished in 4 hours 19 minutes 9 seconds, outpacing the Tashmoo by 45 seconds with a 4 hour 19 minute 54 second time.
The declaration praises U S actions in the Philippines as the greatest humanitarian work by one nation for another, framing it as a landmark effort amid anti administration sentiment. It is presented as a vigorous defense amid slanderous impeachments.
After the high court ruling, Bryan issues a sharp rejoinder claiming the court erred while maintaining his prior stance. The remark highlights ongoing confidence that some find off putting and provocative.
British column of 1,450 men attacked by Boer forces behind a veld near Vlakfontein on May 29. Six officers and five men killed. six officers and one man wounded. Boers left 41 dead on the ground and carried away their wounded.
Democrats push Mark Hanna as a presidential candidate on the Republican line hoping to satisfy diverse party factions. Republicans will handle nominating and electing their own candidate when the time arrives.
Carnegie foresees continental Europe uniting to crush Great Britain and expects When that occurs the United States will intervene to enforce Hands off. He notes Britain’s support in the Spanish war as context for future alignments.
The June 1 1901 Treasurer's report lists US monetary stock by type: Gold coin 1 1 2 3 8 7 1 start. Standard silver dollars 517 600 834. Subsidiary silver 90 496 312. Treasury notes 49 784 000. United States notes 346 681 016. National bank notes 851 661 965. Population 77 647 000. Per capita circulation 28.13. Amount in Treasury 295 386 108. Circulation total 2 195 304 235.
The yacht Constitution, defender of America, suffered a partial wreck in Narragansett Bay when its hollow steel mast collapsed and fell overboard. No serious injuries reported. The challenger and defender both sustained damage prior to the race, with critics suggesting construction favored speed over strength and durability.
A Philadelphia General Assembly adjourned without deciding if infants attain eternal heaven or hell. Critics call it a sin of omission and urge leaders to speak for the children who might die before the next meeting.
Our Special Correspondent reports that while the Supreme Court rulings on the Insular cases broadly please the Administration, doubts remain about future decisions. Key cases like the Second Dooley Case and Philippine duties may shape duties, refunds, and portage issues for imports from colonies and territories.
Shipping circles warn extending coastwise rules to the Philippines would harm American shipping. Congress may act only after clearer understanding. Cuban claims to damages near fifty million draw sharp scrutiny of losses and evidence rules. Senator Cullom and Foraker's roles loom as canal and Porto Rico policy shape 1904 politics.
An old practitioner claims to have perfected Snuffles, a catarrh cure priced at one dollar. The ad promises permanent relief by addressing the disease at its cause, with internal and external medicine for a full month and free expert advice, prepaid to any address in the United States or Canada.
The text notes Senator Fora ker’s Cuba tensions triggering the Spanish war while considering Senator Hanna’s possible support for his nomination and compares to Senator Platt’s push for Roosevelt as Vice President. It adds that all volunteers in the Philippines will reach San Francisco to be mustered out before July 1 as the army’s permanent force is set at about 76 000 men with last transports due before year-end.
A heated verbal outburst from Senator Tillman triggers a political uproar as critics call for censure amid renewed questions about his conduct and fit for office.
Aenriette Clipps is listed as party in Admix. Geo, with W. Gelvin serving as attorney for Admix in the matter.
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