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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
4
Hayti Adopts Gold Standard Resolves Debts
Hayti declares adoption of a gold standard and announces that all debts are paid. The move aligns with financial policy shifts and marks a fiscal milestone for the town.
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Hayti
Wall Street May Go Crazy Insuers Prosperity Balance
A compact note contrasts volatile markets with steadier global outlooks as economies seek stability and resilience amid fluctuations. The piece hints at prudent financial sentiment despite stock market turbulence.
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Wall Street
Manila Ranks Seventeenth by Population in United States
The list of U S cities shows Manila at seventeenth largest by population with 244,782 residents. This figure highlights Manila's standing among metropolitan areas and its demographic size within the nation.
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United States
Manila
President McKinley’s Sermons on the Go Expand Union
President McKinley delivers short sermons to crowds during travels, framing them as legitimate expansion of policy and an indestructible union. His speeches emphasize national unity and ongoing outreach to the people.
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McKinley
Trade Measures Across Nations
The United States imposes an import duty on foreign goods to shield domestic industry and labor. England imposes an export duty on coal to protect its coal interests.
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United States
England
Horse Prices Hold Against Auto Market Spark
In New York a recent sale saw eighty seven carriage horses average price a thousand dollars each, showing autos have not yet driven prices downward and horse trading remains steady.
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New York
Missouri Democrats Gerrymander to Favor Party
The Democrats gerrymandered Missouri to secure fourteen of fifteen seats, claiming the plan risks their ruin if they fail to capture all districts.
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Missouri
Talks Grow of Great Lakes Canal Through United States
Reports indicate strong discussion of a new canal linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean with passage solely through the United States. Estimated annual tonnage could reach twenty five to thirty million tons.
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Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Sultan of Turkey Quarantines Constantinople Over Anarchist Threat
The Sultan receives word from Austria that a band of anarchists plans to reach Constantinople to assassinate him. He claims a plague is raging and orders a quarantine to block the city.
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Turkey
Austria
Constantinople
City of Paducah Sinks After Striking Snag on Illinois River
The river steamer City of Paducah struck a snag near Grand Illinois around midnight and sank instantly. Estimates put dead at twenty-five to fifty with seven survivors, as rescue efforts began for those aboard.
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Paducah
Grand, Ill
Fire Devastates Delray Lumber Mill Complex
A Sunday blaze in Delray a Detroit suburb started in a lumber mill roof. Strong 35 mph winds spread flames, destroying about three-quarters of a mile of buildings and property valued at $800000.
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Delray
Detroit
Prospects of Strike Loom in Metal Working Trade
About 150000 machinists may join a strike with up to 500000 affected if demands for 10 hours pay for 9 hours are not met. Negotiations continue and could resolve between now and the 20th, potentially avoiding a strike.
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Board of Commissioners
Riptey County
Indiana
Court House
Auditor’s
Forces Ordered Home From Philippines By War Secretary
The Secretary of War instructs General MacArthur to return units to the United States from the Philippines. Regular army elements include the Fourteenth, Eighteenth and Twenty-third regiments of infantry, the Fourth Regiment of Cavalry, the Twenty-ninth, Thirtieth, Thirty-second and Thirty-third companies of coast artillery, and the First, Eighth, Tenth, Twelfth and Thirteenth batteries of Field artillery.
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Secretary of War
General MacArthur
Philippines
Mrs McKinley Leaves Tour for San Francisco Treatment
Mrs McKinley, worn by fatigue, had to depart the Presidential touring party at Del Monte and travel to San Francisco for treatment. The President accompanied her, and officials said there was no serious illness though the strain from the long journey aggravated her condition requiring rest.
United Textile Workers of America Formed in Boston
North and South textile unions merged at a Boston convention to form The United Textile Workers of America under one charter. The new body will include 75,000 members and grow to 300,000 with United Spinners Union and LoomeFixers Union joining, aiming for wage parity.
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Textile Workers
Boston
United Textile Workers of America
United Spinners’ Union
LoomeFixers’ Union
Wall Street speculation barely unsettles steady 19th century business
The piece argues that if wild speculation had occurred under Grover Cleveland, ruin would have hit the county hard. Yet three years of prosperity, strong firms, abundant money, and universal credit shielded general business from Wall Street jobbing, with only newspapers alerting nearby communities to any ripple.
Tariff Reform and Americas Defense Hold Stage in Washington
Washington letters report Secretary Gage and Rep Babcock push reciprocity to cut tariffs. administration aims to win broad support, while manufacturing interests may block action. Also noted are South American defense capacities, Philippines health trends, and Panama canal lobbying with cost estimates and canal options.
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Washington, D.C
Gaye
Babcock
Roberts
McKinley
America
Gage
Congress
United States
Unnamed Patent Remedy Touted for All Ages
An advertisement extols a universal remedy claiming to strengthen delicate children and restore emaciated parents, asserting it treats throat and lung ailments and is suitable year round. It lists price at 700 dollars? and credits scour’ & Bowne, Chemists, New York.
Panama Canal Franchise Sale Suggested by Company
The Panama canal company offers to sell its franchise and property to the United States. No price is set, proposing appraisers from both sides plus a third to determine a final board estimate. The longer term for Nicaragua route is seven years and ten years.
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Central America
Canal Commission
Legation of Columbia
United States
Panama
Commission
Isthmus
Nicaragua
Panama Canal Company
Home Gold Cure promised to cure drink habit at home
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a safe at home remedy for alcoholism. It claims the treatment neutralizes poisons, stops cravings, and can be mixed in tea or coffee without the drinker’s knowledge. Sold for one dollar with full directions and expert advice on request.
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Epwin B. Gites & Co
Market St
Philadelphia
Henriette Admix Case Caps Attorneys and Advised Links
Admix represented by Gelvin in a matter involving Lips and Geo.y with Gelvin serving as attorney for Admix. The record notes Lip s involvement and geographic admixture considerations in the case filings.
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Henriette
Lips
Admix. Geo.y
Gelvin
Admix
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