07 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
Hawaiian Gazette
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1903
Page
1
The report notes the house pressed ahead with unfinished business during the final reading phase. It mentions real estate and general provisions as part of the third reading, outlining ongoing legislative activity and potential bill actions.
A disrupted session details petitions from the Associated Charities seeking $4500 annually for its work. Governors and city leaders signed, provoking debate over the act and nonprofit status while committee referrals dominated afternoon proceedings.
In Vienna April 6 a major clash with police erupted as masons strike, with 2,560 workers out and troops deployed. Doctor Lorenz, famed for treating Ogden Armour’s daughter, plans a return trip to the United States. In Basel a masons strike declared yesterday disrupts city work and raises tensions.
In Michigan on April 6 the GOP secured a victory in the state university supreme court regent race. The Republican candidate won amid an off year for state office, marking another recent Republican majority achievement.
Tol edao Ohio April 6 mayor Samuel M. Jones was re elected today after a heated campaign. He rose from poverty to oil industry stake and supported municipal ownership of public utilities. His eight hour day policy for oil workers and his clashes with corporations and saloons marked his tenure.
Tom Johnson of Cleveland wins re election as mayor by a strong majority. The text notes his national stature as a meat rail manufacturer who supports free trade, opposes private street railway ownership yet promotes municipal ownership of utilities, and mentions his potential as a Democratic candidate for president in 1904.
In a local election Fleischmann was reelected mayor amid a contested race. The outcome reflects voter support for his leadership and party alignment, with observers noting clear margins in several wards.
President Roosevelt arrived in Aberdeen on April 6 greeted by Governor and state officials. The day featured numerous speeches in principal towns along the railroad line. The party was in good health and eyes the Yellowstone trip with high anticipation.
Cincinnati April 6 The Harriman Union Pacific interests win a major court victory as Keene loses his injunction to stop voting of Southern Pacific shares. The long running clash over control of the Southern Pacific system centers on Keene’s minority stake and claims of injury from Union Pacific influence. Buffalo April 6 A Burdick mystery twist surfaces as Arthur R Pennell is named a $200000 defaulter in a claim tied to Bundick murder and improper relations with Mrs Bundick. Pennell died in a car crash ten days after the alleged murder.
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