Trade surplus grows as exports surge in March 1903
Editorial notes report a strong foreign trade statement for February with exports at 125,502,105 and imports at 92,579,191, yielding a trade surplus of 42,924,914. The piece discusses high prices, sector growth, and predictions for continued prosperity, plus political commentary on Cortelyou and Roosevelt and local civic notes on temperance and farm clubs.
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Egypt
Joseph
Commission report on anthracite strike outlines wage rise
The presidential commission report released Saturday recommends miners receive about a 10 percent wage increase, shorter hours, and arbitration for disputes. It calls for no discrimination based on union affiliation, rejects miners’ union recognition, condemns lawlessness, blacklistings, and boycotts, and supports a compromise to steady mine operation and benefit all, including consumers.
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Voal
Let the People Be Heard On Jail Site Debate
Citizens in Queen Annes County debate jail location with strong opinions about preserving the county house green and nearby sites. The piece urges public input before selecting a site, warns against harming the historic park, and notes the value of the green as the town grows.
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Wilmington M. B. Conference
Delaware
Addicks
Maryland
Court House
Gay Street
Count House Green
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Dorchester
National Capital Senate ends session on canal and Cuba plans
The Fifty-eighth Congress adjourned after ratifying the Panama and Cuban treaties. Attention shifts to Colombia on the canal treaty and the scale of labor for the Isthmus, with estimates of 20,000 to 50,000 workers and labor paid 40 to 50 cents daily under French and American supervision. Senate support for annexation ideas surfaces as Newlands and Elkins weigh motions and possible future Cuban ties.
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Fifty-eighth Congress
Colombia
United States
Panama
West Indian Islands
Isthmain Canal Commission
Congress
McEnery
Louisiana
House
Newlands
Cuba
Elkins
Plimley Nomination Scandal and Withdrawal
The Roosevelt administration faced a grave error in nominating Major William Plimley for Assistant Treasurer after two declined candidates. Senator Platt steered the report, triggering protests and a recall, while Depew claimed endorsement. An investigation revealed Plimley unfit, leading to the withdrawal and replacement by Hamilton Fish. The episode narrowly saved the president from a damaging appointment.
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United States
Platt
New York
William Plimley
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