McKinley Roosevelt Win Presidential Electors Count
Reported results of the 1900 presidential election detail the Electoral College vote with McKinley and Roosevelt receiving a large majority. It describes the process from ballots to delivery to Washington and the final Senate proclamation. It lists state by state votes and cites the popular totals and inches of the decisive margin. It also touches on related figures and a note about Chinese plenipotentiaries and edicts.
Size of House Increased by Burleigh Reapportionment
The House adopted the Burleigh measure by 165 to 102 to set membership at 387, increasing representation for twenty-one states and adding thirty seats overall. It preserves all existing state allocations, with Illinois, New York, and Texas together gaining three seats. Several states would gain one or two seats, while no state loses a member under this plan. If Senate approves as passed, overall state representations would rise accordingly.
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Land transportation costs and industrial pillars debated
A multi-voice survey contrasts U.S. rail rates with Europe noting the U.S. average about 7 mills per ton mile versus 2 to 2.1 cents abroad, and comments on capital, labor, and management roles. Other fragments touch cattle pasture needs, navy manpower shortages, Mississippi aging population, and Arizona’s population rise to 122,000 with a 65,000 gain in a decade.
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James J .Will
Europe
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Russia
Infermany
Chicago
Tanner's Message Spurs Plan For Canal Funding Rights
Governor Tanner outlines Illinois fiscal gains with a growing revenue, endorses canal improvements linking Calumet River to the Illinois and Michigan Canal, and urges Sanitary District limits. He calls for a state fire marshal, medical examiner board, tuberculosis measures, and revised tax equalization to ease local tax burdens.
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Ilinois
United States
England
Illinois
Livestock Board
State Food Commission
Rote Signed At Last In Chinese Peace Edict
The final step in the Chinese peace effort occurred Sunday at Pekin as Chinese peace commissioners signed the edict after permission from the guards. Viceroy Chang Chih Tung reversed his stance, influenced by telegrams from Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching. Dispatches through Hankow showed a serious miscalculation that could bring punishment for advising the throne.
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Een
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Bis
Lega
Ikin
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Financial News From Stalled Markets And Local Trades
Summary of weekly U S and Chicago markets noting steady general business, awaited spring demand, and firm prices. Wheat trading saw a slight weekly decline despite large western receipts. speculation on May wheat and heavy supplies limit gains. Provision trade strong with steady prices. Indiana Kentucky notes on John Craig thefts and large cigarette use. Beet sugar expands with $250,000 annual output across 5,000 acres. Scranton street car strike ends with 3 cent hourly pay rise for workers.
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Chicago
Imcom
Bay Horse claim posted in Wyoming mine writin' wooden claim
A 19th century Wyoming Great Encampment mine notice asserts ownership of a 750 by 300 foot area around a writin named Bay Horse. The document uses rustic phrasing to claim spurs and rope from Missouri and warns others not to interfere, reflecting frontier mining rhetoric. American motormen are labeled as motor istas.
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Wyoming
Missouri
Reservoir Act Debates Ripple Across Western Lands
A Land Commissioner ruling under the reservoir act states declaratory statements do not withdraw land from other entry. The Interior Department had allowed 160 acre holdings via declaratory statements, prompting large land grabs in western states. The change aims to curb this and reopen lands to entry under general laws.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
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