Amid World News Opinion and Local Debates on Suffrage
A collage of items discusses political moves in Congress over Cuba and holidays, a South Carolina immigrant society, wage and labor shifts in farming, proposed army maneuvers, and public discussions on female suffrage and its potential effects, peppered with global events and social observations.
Trains Open Great Salt Lake Cut Off on Thanksgiving
The famous cut off across Great Salt Lake opened with three trains carrying E. H. Harriman and 100 railroad men. Trains crossed the lake for the first time, with Harriman greeted as the railroad wonder of the century. The project saves 444 miles of track and reduces vertical grade. total cost reached 83 million.
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Great Salt Lake
F E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Turbulent Ledger Reveals Ambitious Acts Across States
A wide array of 19th century rumors and plans surface from the Newark area to New Jersey and New York. Individuals including Kiev, Annander Smoth, and y Park face shifting property and political moves, with mentions of a Bathelora club and improvised shipboard tragedy. Industrial and transport developments loom as the Public Service Corporation seeks to run cars through a Hudson River tunnel linking Jersey City and New York, while hog disease devastates Warren County farms alerting officials to imminent supply risks.
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Swekraisera
Warren County
Independence
Public Service Corporation
Jersey City
Hoboken
Priviege
New York and
New Jersey Tunnel
Henderson and
Mourteenth Streets
Greenwich
Tenth Streets
New York
Hudson
Lead in World's Coal Trade Reported by US Consul
Daniel J T Philips United States Consul at Cardiff forwarded to the State Department statistics on world coal industries. Key data show five major producers United Kingdom United States Germany France and Belgium with detailed production employment and export figures for 1902 including US output 705 088 000 tons and UK 227 005 000 tons.
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Daniel
JT. Philips
Cardiff
State Department
Mashington
Fasa
United Kingdom
United States
Germany
Brance
Belgium
France
Austria-Hungary
Hussia
Sweden
Canada
Spain
Fudowig Hyures
Funeral Follows Precise Plans of Local Leader
Jobo K E Hough of South Burpler New York prepared his own funeral and burial details before dying at seventy eight. He selected the clergyman, two visitors, the sermon text It is finished from John nineteen and instructed brick lined grave digging. He was a leading Wayne County merchant farmer and stock raiser. He had been a member of a party but declined a renaming post. The Pullman Car Company reported thirteen million in profits and porters' receipts reached thirteen million in the latest year.
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Congress
Wyoming
New Jersey
Miera Meilmay
Eantidaves
Arta
Antony
Cleopata
Jobo K E. Hough
South Burpler
N.Y
John
Wayne County
Polla
Sahara
Ths
United States
West
Manitoba
Russia
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Marquette Club
Chicago
Admeston
New York
Edmeston
Congressional Deadlock Delays Treaty and Cuba Debate
The Senate debated the Nicaragua Costa Rica treaty and Cuba issues as Congress faced an extra session delay. Senator Morgan and Senator Hanna sparred over President McKinley’s policies toward Colombia and the new republic, while Ambassadors and ministers pressed debt issues and Panama’s role.
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Nate Piwaty
Canada
Jodie
Payne
Aeneas
Alastap Honotary Deciaen
Congress
Senate
Willigens
Cannen
Geome
Acto
Cohen
Stas Lon
Vausina
Bese
Varille Daar
Washington
Varilei
Columbia
Geeval Dieves
Pantine
Colombia
Panama
Maui
Henry Mortimer Durand
Morgan
New Republic
Ifanna Oe
McKinley
Asune
Alabama
Nicaragua
Coste Hico
Cuba
Carmack
Efe
Promises and Duty: The Path to Promotion
The article urges workers to exceed duties for advancement. It stresses dependability, leading by example, and keeping promises as core to personal and community trust. It notes many fail to perform, while reliable individuals gain promotions and respect.
Divorce talk and eggs spark late 19th century column
In a Chicago Later Ocean piece, Mrs. Sarah Korer blames frequent egg meals for divorce and suggests better breakfast habits would reduce marital strife. James Langdon Curtis, a 19th century critic and former presidential contender, dies at eighty three in Stratford, Conn. The column also notes New York Sunday concerts and a gardener in Pa with an unusual pet habit.
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Chicago
Ocean
Ple
Korer
James Langdon Curtis
United States
Stratford
Conn
Curtin
Texas
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