Coal Operators Stand Firm in Labor War Conference
Leaders of anthracite coal carriers meet in New York to discuss the strike, affirming no plans to arbitrate or allow outside influence to alter their stance. Reports from mines show more workers applying, yet no date set for resuming operations as talks continue.
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Anthracite Coal Road
Washington Post
Gobin
Shenanoah
Shenandoah
Hanna
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Congress
New York
Central Federation Union
Russell Sage
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Sage
Morgan Escapes Direct Involvement In Mine Strike Dispute
A statement for the operators says Morgan knew the situation while in Europe and could have interfered, but has no plan to intervene now. Baer briefed Morgan on coal presidents’ conference outcomes, while government figures project a 1902 corn crop near 2.589 billion bushels and higher Western railroad earnings next year.
Weekly crop summary notes mixed conditions east of the Rockies
The Agricultural Department reports overall unfavourable weather east of the Rockies with cool northern districts and excessive moisture in central valleys while the southern states suffer heat and drought in the cotton belt. Maturation is aided in the Ohio valley and mid Atlantic, but corn needs warmth in the northern belt. Cotton shows central and western decline except the Carolinas. Apple prospects improve in New York and Ohio, with varied yields across Kansas Michigan New England Iowa and Missouri.
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Rockies
Agricultural Department
Rocky Mountains
Missouri Valley
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
Corn Belt
Towa
Central
Ilinois
Carolinas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Kansas
Michigan
New England
Iowa
Missouri
Middle Atlantic
Lake Region
Weds Roosevelt Cousin Vivian Sartoris Marries Relative of President
Vivian Sartoris 23, daughter of Nellie Grant Sartoris, wed Frederick Roosevelt Scovel a cousin of President Roosevelt in Cobourg Ontario. Sartoris, twice engaged, had been linked to Archibald Balfour and Timothy Nichols before this marriage noted as a social high point of Washington society.
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England
Timothy Nichols
New York
Nellie Grant
National Capitol
Mixed World News Flash From A Wandering Item
A jumble of notes references weather in Iowa and Kansas, political quips on Judge Jackson and King Edward, a brazen robbery by impostor policemen on the North Side, electric workers at the White House, and the American Smelting and Refining Company closing the Pueblo smelter due to ore shortages while a Murray Utah plant opens.
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Miss Stone
Treasury
Edward
White House
American Smelting and Refining Compary
Philadelphia
Pueblo
Colo
Murray
Utah
Pessimistic Cuba reports sparking calls for reform
The article cites Cuba's alleged drop in treasury receipts from about forty thousand to under ten thousand daily under the Platt amendment era, with warnings from the Chicago Chronicle and Richmond Times about governance, annexation fears, and the need for reform. It contrasts harsh critiques with calls to give Cubans a fair chance.
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Cuba
Treasury
Havana
Washington
Sugar Statesman
Chicago Chronicle
End of Pillsbury's Squadron in New England Naval Mock War
The mimic war along the New England coast ended Sunday morning with Pillsbury's white squadron captured off Magnolia Massachusetts by Rear Admiral Higginson's fleet. Pillsbury signaled surrender at 5:40 after Kearsarge Alabama and Massachusetts approached from Thatcher's Island. The fleets then returned to Rockport as dispatch boats gathered the coast guard vessels from Portland to Cape Cod.
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Mimic
Pillsbury
New England
Magnolia
Mass
Higginson
Salem Harbor
Daniel H. Stable
Kkearsarge
Signal Boy
Salem
Kearsargo
Alabama
Massachusetts
Thatcher's Island
Rockport
Kearsarge
Staehle
Portland
Cape Cod
Ohio Legislature Meets in Extraordinary Session on Municipal Law
The Ohio Legislature convened in Columbus in extraordinary session to enact municipal government laws and restore Supreme Court jurisdiction, amid calls to repeal a prior act eroding appellate power. Gov. Nash urged order, readjustment, and a spirit of give and take while noting a prolonged settlement may be necessary.
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Ohio
Columbus
Supreme Court
General Assembly
William Bell, Jr
House
Gov. Nash
Supreme Court of the State
Filipinos Active in Mountains Disrupt Mountain Areas
Manila mail reports insurgent activity in Tobaco Mala nro and Ivi in Albay province with about 800 rebels and daily native constabulary patrols. In Bentayan six natives killed and three Chinese captured. a sick constable at Malanao was mutilated. Guevarra aids civil authorities in Samar and insurgent bands disperse after direct orders.
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Manila Mail
Tobaco
Malanro
Ivi
Albay
Bentayan
Malanao
Malolos
Pulilan
Guevarra
Samar
Diozdes
Prince Chen Praises Roosevelt and Other Notices
Prince Chen says Roosevelt is a fine ruler of a fine people. Walter Oldham is struck and killed by Santa Fe train No. 1 in Sibley Missouri. John B. Nichardson of Kansas named United States consul at Dulla Honduras. Douglas County veterans to hold reunion at Ava September 16 to 19. Missouri GOP nominates Lee T. Robinson for Congress by acclamation. Reginald Vanderbilt engagement to Miss Cathleen Gebhard Neilson announced at Newport. U S government seeks site for sealing stations in Africa, South America and Japan. Oklahoma and Texas Railroad granted charter for 100 miles from Red River to Cement Calido County.
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Prince Chen
Roosevelt
Walter Oldham
Sibley
John B. Nichardson
Kansas
United States
Dulla
Honduras
Douglas County
Kan
Ava
Missouri
Lee T. Robinson
Unionville
Congress
Reginald Vanderbilt
Cathleen Gebhard Neilson
Newport
HK. I
South Africa
South America
Japan
Oklahoma and Texas Railroad Company
Red River
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Cement
Calido County
Trusts Own the G. O. P and the tariff defense
A collection of editorial excerpts arguing the Republican party is owned by trusts, opposing tariff removal on meats and advocating trust antagonism. It cites the Retail Butchers' and Meat Dealers' Association pressuring Congress to pledge against the food trust and accuses Republicans of propping up monopolies.
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Republican Party
Congress
Food Trust
National Association
United States
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Chicago
Demand for Tariff Reduction Spurs General Cut Proposal
The Kansas City Star notes public sentiment rising for a broad tariff cut, especially on protected goods sold abroad cheaper than at home. The Democratic congressional committee pushes tariff reduction tied to trusts, compelling Republicans to address high protection as a political and economic issue.
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Congress
Democratic Congressional Committee
Kansas City Star
Trusts and tariff bill clash over Republican aims
Albany Argus questions sincerity of Bab cock and Warnock as Babcock pushes a tariff bill on trust made goods that changes no schedules. The paper contends such actions only advance a Republican Congress under trust control unless a Democratic House is elected.
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Babcock
Wisconsin
Warnock
Ohio
Plea of the Beef Trust under Knox Charges
The beef trust admits guilt for the conduct charged by Attorney General Knox but denies legal responsibility. It argues the law fails to restrain such practices and hopes to escape via loose interstate commerce and anti-trust rules, a defeat for the administration and a sign of Republican impotence against monster combinations.
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Beef Trust
Knox
Republican Party
Philadelphia Record
Nearly a Million Pensioners in Civil War List
The Civil War pension roll grows as deaths rise. Thirty seven years after the war the number of pensioners nears a million, up 7 927 since 1899. Experts predict a peak then a decline, but Congress has historically added names to the list. Kings of politics debate Roosevelt Hanna 1904 nomination. Also mentions beef trust prosecutions and injunctions for corner lot speculators.
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Congress
Baltimore Sun
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Worthy
Tweed
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