Debating American policy in the Philippines and trade
A collection of editorials and opinions criticize U S policy in the Philippines, compare independence ideals to British colonial rule, and question the payoff of Philippine investment. Figures cited include Bryan, Weyler, and Hill with references to the North American and New York Post editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Great Britain
Philippines
Blossburg
General Bell
Weyler
Batangas
Bell
South Africa
Weyleram
Congressman Hill
Connecticut
Bahama Islands
New York
Philadelphia
Manila
China
Beveridge
Pacific
Hawaii
Guam
Hong Kong
Hill
New York Post
Debs Speaks for Street Car Strikers in Terre Haute Rally
In Terre Haute Debs urges workers to stand together against abusive car company policies. He denounces corporate profits from public streets, calls for mass demonstrations, fundraising, and a prolonged strike to win justice, citing wage declines and living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Lst
Bunko
Clark
Wendell Phillips
New York Labor Bureau Reports Growth in Unions
The New York Bureau of Labor Statistics notes 275000 workers in surveyed industries. Union numbers rose from 860 in 1900 to 1881 in 1901 with membership climbing 157,197 to 276,141. Women’s share grew from 3.1% to 5.3% by 1901. building trades remain the largest union group at 81% of state members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama Jonah
Jonah
American Railway Union
General Managers’ Association
Grover Cleveland
Union
Beacon Hill
Hill and Dale
Toll
Census Bureau
Tennessee
South Carolina
New Jersey
Henry George, Jr
Philadelphia
New York
New York State
Growth of Firemen's Brotherhood 1901 Membership Increase
The general secretary reports 40,720 members out of about 50,000 locomotive firemen in the U S and Canada. This marks a doubling since 1894 when Peoria became headquarters and rolls were under 21,000. The year 1901 saw a gain of 119. Aggregate Beneficial Auxiliary insurance stands at 55,628,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen's Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
United States
Canada
Peoria
Beneficial Auxiliary
Wu Ting Fang Sees Civil War as Blessing in Lincoln Celebration
In Grand Rapids, Wu Tingfang argued the civil war brought mixed loss but clear gains, notably slavery's settlement, while noting the Meade court martial and Lauchheimer charges raise questions best asked of the weather bureau, as he avoids probabilities in judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lincoln Club
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wu Ting Fang
Lemly
Schley
Meade
Judge Advocate General
Lauchheimer
Weather Bureau
Cor
Pittsburg Dispatch
Amateur Tragedian Charles Boyd Recites Richelieu at Club
Governor Odell named Charles 8 Boyd to head public works after Colonel Partridge. Boyd, a popular clubman of tall stature and strong voice, often performs the Richelieu speech at gatherings, where his delivery is said to impress and complete club evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Boyd
Odell
Colonel Partridge
Mr. Boyd
Boyd
Richelieu
No Doubt About It in Harper s Bazar quote
A short quotation from Harper s Bazar shows Bridget telling Miss Smith that she was out this time for sure. The exchange captures a schoolyard or household moment conveyed in a period publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Kennedy Remedy Praised by Sanitation Journal Editor
In a recent issue the New York Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene lauds Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a meritorious medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles rheumatism dyspepsia and constipation. It urges reader use and notes sample bottles free by mail. Available from Dr D Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY at 25c 50c or $1 with discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene
James H. Montgomery
M. D
David Kennedy
James H. Monacomery
M.D
D. Kennedy
Rondout
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Freeland Tribune
Tribune Printing Company, Limited
Orrick
Freeland
Tribune
Freeland, PA
Central
South America
Kansas City
Castoria
SME Liza
Debs
A. RB. U
Jas. H. Montgomery, M. D
Dr. D Kennedy
McMenamin's
South Centre Street
Alisa
Gar Ae
W.k.gresh,& Sons
The
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Appress
the Record
Wilkes-Barne, Pa
Candy
Boyle
Youngling
Ehigh Valley Railroad
Parrengen Tralna
Weatherly
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Sandy Run
White Haven
Pittston
Scranton
Hazleton
Hethichem
Delano and Pottsville
Delano
Philadelpia
Ubanoy Duny
Shenandoah
Mt. Carmel
Pottsville
Ikes- Barre
Haxleton
Maueh Chunk
Mahanoy City
Sheneedoah
Wilkes-Kurre
Chas. S.ler
Paseowner
Cortlandt Street
New York City
G. J. Gildroy
Roan
Higlton Junction
Dritton
Harwood
Cranh Yombicken
Deringer
Raing
Drifton
Oneida Junction
Harwood Road
Humboldt Road
Oneida
Sheppton
Sunini
Hazleton Junction
Cranberry
Tomhicken
Herwood Road
Gatly
Koen
Beaver Meadow Road
Stockton
Hazle Brook
Eckley
Jeddo
Jeanenville
Audenrich
Traction Company
Wilsenbarre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Poiptareat
Lotekroc
Smith
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