Miners Union Financial Report Highlights 1905 Actions
Opening session of the Ohio Mine Workers Union in Columbus features Secretary Treasurer Savage presenting the 1905 financial report. The report notes improving finances and urges active political involvement and support for pro miner legislation, with recommendations to track legislative votes and tighten local union record-keeping.
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Americans Face Delicate Morocco Open Door Debate at Conference
United States delegates are expected to play a limited role in the Franco German dispute over Morocco. Key issues include international police control and the open door, with tensions over Jewish residents, while a separate Egyptian style crisis and regional unrest loom in global diplomacy.
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Exclusion Act Sustained in Federal Circuit Court
Hong Wing vs United States held that the Chinese exclusion act remains in full force. The federal circuit court of appeals upheld the act of April 7, 1904, confirming Congress’s power to continue exclusion. Hong Wing is among six Chinese nationals ordered deported under the act.
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Hogs Stand At Tap Or Strong List
Report on farm conditions from township crop and stock correspondents dated January 1 shows corn in ear and shock conditions at 95 and 89 percent of average, hogs 94 percent, cattle and sheep 96 percent, horses 6 percent, with wheat prospects paused for Dec Jan Feb.
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Laundering and farm notes from a period bulletin
The article notes cleaning services for collars cuffs and shirts by the Eureka Laundry Co The report mentions a small amount of corn remaining unhusked nine percent crop feed similar to prior years Hog plague or cholera is widespread across the state spurring farmers to market hogs early Prevention stresses isolation new stock from outside and avoiding buying stock hogs for feeding surplus corn A prior bulletin on Swine Plague offered prevention guidance Horses cattle and sheep are reported in excellent condition It ends with a promotional line for Mrs Austins Pancake flour made from common cereals.
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