Free Hide League Forms to Push Tariff Change
An organization named The Free Hide League of the United States was formed in Philadelphia at the Bourse to press for repeal of the hides duty in the Dingley tariff or pursue reciprocity. Officers include Charles A. Schieren New York president Frederick Vogel Milwaukee western VP Charles H. Jones Boston eastern VP Henry J. MacFarland Chicago treasurer S W Campbell Chicago secretary. The executive committee will decide strategy with mixed views on reciprocity versus direct repeal following a three hour executive session.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Free Hide League of the
United States
Charles A. Schieren
New York
Frederick Vogel
Milwaukee
Charles H. Jones
Boston
Henry J. MacFarland
Chicago
S. W. Campbell
C. H. Jones
A. Schieren
G. P. Schober
Lewis Arney
John G. Croxton
Drayton
Henry Burk
T. E. McVitty
Henry J. McFarland
Fred Vogel
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Congressman Burk
McKinley
Buffalo
Schieren
W. Campbell
Dingley
Corbin Reveals Philippine War Casualties and Reforms
Washington reports the 1901 army annual shows 115 officers and 3378 men killed and 182 officers and 2646 men wounded in the Philippines since 1898. Corbin urges reduced forces by June 1902, reformed recruitment and officer accession, better transport, cheaper Pacific cables, uniforms for noncombatants, and medals for long service in the islands.
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Washington
Philippines
Corbin
Regular Army
Volunteers
West Point
War Department
Army
Pacific
Orient
Manila
Ching
Chaffee
Éral Corbin
General Corbin
McKinley
Congress
Philippine Islands
Samar Disaster Report From General Chaffee
Washington and Manila report the Ninth Infantry under Lt Wal lace fought in lower Candara Samar. Our losses were 10 killed and six wounded while 81 enemies lay dead. 400 Boimen attacked 46 men of Company EB. General Hughes left Samar for Cebu. General Smith assumes command.
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Washington
Chaffee
Ninth Infantry
Samar
War Department
Manila
Corbin
United States Infantry
George W. Wallace
Lower Candara
Balangiga
Hughes
Cebu
Smith
Roosevelt Dining Booker T. Washington Sparks Southern Criticism
Washington dining at the White House draws caustic reactions from Southern Congressmen and newspapers who warn the South will not accept a colored guest at the president’s table. Supporters across academia and public figures praise Roosevelt for his merit based invitation and color blind democracy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Mr. Washington
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
President Hayes
Frederick Douglass
Douglass
Harvard
Booker Washington
Eliot
Will
Lloyd Garrison
United States
Charles 4. Davis
N. P. Hallowell
Hoston
Henry L. Higginson
Moorfield Storey
Henry B. Blackwell
Thomas Wentworth Higgingon
Boston Men Rate Roosevelt Dinner With Washington Favorable
Prominent Boston men commend President Roosevelt for entertaining Booker T. Washington at the White House dinner and praise the initiative as a gesture toward national unity.
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Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
White House
Boston
Uncle Tom's Players Discuss Roosevelt Dinner Controversy
About 300 Brady's Uncle Tom's Cabin cast members at the Boston Theatre debated the Roosevelt dinner with Booker T. Washington and Southern newspaper reactions. Many dancers from New Orleans Memphis Vicksburg and Mobile cited Memphis papers calling the action an outrage. The discussion followed a rehearsal and focused on the President's stance and its reception among Southerners.
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Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
Brady
Boston Theatre
South
New Orleans
Memphis
Vicksurg
Mobile
Memphis Scimitar
Engerenen
Luke
Ana
Retvizan Battleship Sweeps Into Boston Harbor
The Russian cruiser Retvizan, built in Philadelphia by Cramp, arrived in Boston Harbor after a trial that set a speed record. It recorded 12 hours at 188 knots and maintained no less than 18 knots, peaking at 19. The ship and crew, including Captain R Sargent, Cramp, and engineers, completed the test under supervision of Russian officials and Cramp Company. A follow up standardized test was planned for a 10 mile course from the Isle of Shoals to Boon Island, Maine.
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Boston University
Gamma Delta Society
Philadelphia
Boston Harbor
Presidents Roads
Retvizan
Brooklyn
Dwin
Cramp
R. Sargent
Potper Eroconen Takives
Courtlan
William Bee Tee
A. Rossel
J. Henry
Cramy
Isle of Shoals
Boon Island
Lorimer Leaves Tremont Temple After Resignation Announcement
Dr Lorimer confirms resignation and requests honorable dismissal effective last Sunday in October. Tremont Temple members react with sorrow and prayer, fund efforts to keep him end as supporters learn New York church would release him from promises if he stayed. A farewell plan and committee are formed as fund closes.
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Deacon Wentworth
Leeahes
Dr. Lorimer
Mr. Wentworth
Tremont Temple
J. Lorimer
C. N. Alien
A. ‘T’. Eddy
New York
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Boston
Professor Allen
Dr. MacArthur
Lorimer
Astor
Eimer
Bacon Wentworth
L. ¥. Rhoden
Anaaneet
Arquhar
C. N. Ken
E. B. Barie
W. W. Everts
Wentworth
Phillips Andover fall handicap meet set records in wind
At Phillips Andover Academy on October 18 the fall handicap meet saw one record fall in the pole vault as McGovern cleared 10 feet. McLanahan previously held 10 feet inches. Multiple events followed with Edwards winning sprints and relays, Ferry and Smith leading the mile, and Dwyer, Essen, and McLanahan among top finishers in hurdles and long jumps.
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Kelly
Classical
Scientific
C. H. Smith
Ferry
E. B. Boynton
Waterwith
Vrre
Foote
Hill
Trade
Smith
Humphrey
Wilcox
Winslow
Edwards
Wondy Scullin
Fason
Campbell
Hy Edwards
B. J. Campball
Strayer
Wondy Dwyer
Carter
Bigwood
Evans
McGovern
McLanahan
Essen
Tindenhure
Ingham
Mgllovera
Aft
Lin
Reciprocity Convention Set By National Manufacturers
The National Association of Manufacturers committee met in Philadelphia to finalize plans for a national reciprocity convention to begin in Washington on Navy 19. The event is expected to last three days with 30 prominent manufacturers attending, led by President Theodore C. Search.
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Philadelphia
Penn
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Navy
Theodore C. Search
Beadache Neuralgic Pain Gone by Orangeine Powder
A timely Orangeine powder is advertised as instantly dispelling beadache neuralgia and all pain, promising quick relief for headaches and neuralgic discomfort. The claim emphasizes fast action and universal pain relief.
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