Populist congressional convention set for June 16 1902 in Fort Scott
A delegate Populist congressional convention will be held on June 16 1902 at Fort Scott to nominate a candidate for the Second district. Representation is one delegate at large per county plus one for every 200 votes or major fraction thereof cast for the fusion secretary of state in 1900. Wyandotte County conventions will meet the Saturday before June 16 at 8 oclock p.m. Signed P P Espier acting secretary and J F Winkleman acting chairman.
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People’s Party
Topeka
Anderson County
Garnett
N. I
Bowman
Reeder
Putnam
Walker
Union
Lincoln
Rich
Jackson
Lone Elm
Ozark
Indian Creek
Westphalia
Washington
Monroe
Welda
1St Ward
2D Ward
3D Ward
Hiatt School House
L. D. Wairap
C. T. Hiatt
Fort Scott
Congress
Wyandotte
Working People Eat Too Much Says Judge Baldwin
Justice Simeon Baldwin of the Connecticut supreme court and Yale professor urges working Americans to eat two meals daily, discard excess, save weekly, and dress plainly. He scorns lavish living and says laboring people should hustle for subsistence and abandon wasteful spending.
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Simeon Baldwin
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Yale University
America
Great Coal Strike Threatens Record Nationwide Action
About 130000 miners in the anthracite district are on strike and 300000 soft coal miners will join. Despite efforts to settle, the dispute continues. The strike is described as the greatest coal miners strike the country has seen. Pascal quote appears in text.
People Must Own the Trusts Editorial Insight
A Chicago American editorial argues against strikes and praises worker ownership of coal, railroad, and food trusts. It warns that three coal, railroad, and food trusts control prices, wages, and essential goods, urging that the people must own the trusts to prevent exploitation and preserve civilization.
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Chicago American
Forcije
Coal Trust
Railroad Trust
Food Trust
The Vrooman Movement Overview Next Week
The paper announces a forthcoming detailed write-up on the Vrooman cooperative movement initiated by Walter Vrooman. It notes last Sunday's Chicago Record-Herald coverage and promises extensive space to explain the movement to readers who asked for more information.
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Co-Operative
Walter Vrooman
Chicago Record-Herald
Horrible Mine Disaster at Coal Creek
A deadly explosion at Coal Creek Tennessee on Monday morning killed 227 miners. Rescue teams faced extreme heat and were forced back. A letter found from one victim claimed air could have saved lives if pumped into the mine.
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Coal Creek
Tennessee
Cuba Declares Republic Amid American Flag Removal
On Tuesday at noon Cuba became a republic and the U S flag was taken down by General Woods of the army. The writer notes hopes that Cuba's troubles may end.
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Little Island
General Woods
United States Army
Cuba
Payne on Cuba and annexation in Republican stance
Vice-Chairman Payne of the Republican National Committee advocates aiding Cuba at the cost of principle to honor antebellum promises to restore Cuba's independence. He predicts a future annexation plank for both parties while opposing tariff sugar protections to ease favorable legislation.
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Tuts
Payne
Republican National Committee
Cuba
Senate
Spain
Democratic Party
Senators attack policy in Philippines sparks reform clash
Senate erupts as Maryland Senator Wellington condemns US army actions in the Philippines calling barbarism and savagery. At the same time a New York trust meeting shows discord and unrest. Gutten, Oklahoma reports a woensdag tornado causing damage. Ex Governor Srepy elected mayor of Valdez Alaska.
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Senate
Wellington
Maryland
Philippines
Srepy
Valdez
Alaska
Martinique and St Vincent Eruptions Worsen Death Toll
Mr Paten and Mr Souffriere have caused extensive death and disaster on Martinique and St Vincent. The islands remain eruptive and inhabitants are terror stricken amid ongoing volcanic activity.
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Mr. Paten
Mr. Souffriere
Martinique
St. Vincent
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