Morganeering and Moral Warns Britons of Decline
London editor Henry Labouchere argues in Truth that Britain’s trade supremacy is doomed as American capital and enterprise threaten global markets. He warns against coronation ostentation harming industry, urges action to curb foreign investment and protect home labor amid Morgan’s syndicate pressures.
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Forest Fire Rages Near Monument Area Twenty Miles
A Denver News dispatch reports a government reserve blaze west of Monument spreading eight to ten miles by nightfall. Fire has destroyed several prospecting cabins and wagons, with McAlpin's mill at risk for its 500,000 feet of lumber. No human casualties reported.
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Request for President's Veto on Margarine Bill
President J. W. Denver on May 3 received a telegram from National Live Stock Exchange official Springer urging President Roosevelt to veto the oleomargarine bill. The message outlined livestock industry objections and warned of alleged wrongs to the West by eastern trusts.
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Telegraphs of the Day Roundup From 1902 News
The telegraph summary reports Mount Temple sailing from New Orleans with 1100 horses for Cape Town. Notables include death of U S Consul General Osborne in London on April 20, cousin to President McKinley. Cholera stats in the Philippines show Manila 605 cases 483 deaths. provinces 1764 cases 1281 deaths. Sol Smith Russell dies in Washington at 54 leaving an estate around 2 million. Cuba tobacco consolidation, Fulton submarine explosion injury, Ellen M Stone injunction denied, emigration from Ireland rising with Cork trains. Diaz plans Europe trip. pope consistory moved to May. San Francisco street railway strike settled. Boston blue laws begin. Barcelona to hold coronation fetes vetoed, Rocabeau monument due May 21. Bengal rains, Rochambeau mission prep, Yukon royalty review. Manila troops reach Port Thomas. Omaha upholds UP shops. San Francisco realignment. Guatemala relief effort. Supreme Court limits Green land grant. Rosecrans remains to Arlington. Most case to Court of Appeals. Foresters gain 191,677 members by Jan 1 1902. 1,373 subordinate courts since last Supreme Court.
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War with Moros advances as Bayan fort falls
Washington reports renewed hostilities with Moros in Mindanao despite conciliatory efforts. Major General Chaffee confirms a decisive assault on Bayan fort, with 84 survivors surrendering and Moro leaders dead. Casualties include one officer and seven enlisted men killed, four officers and thirty enlisted men wounded. President congratulates General Chaffee, Davis, and Baldwin for the victory and honors the fallen and survivors.
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Davis
Colon Baldwin
Death of Francis Carney in Colorado
Francis Carney former Lieutenant Governor of Colorado died this afternoon from paralysis in Denver. He had been a prominent figure for years and served under Governor Thomas on a Fusion ticket. His relatives, including nephew Fred Carney, were with him as he passed after hours of unconsciousness.
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Irrancis Mney
Fred Carney
Francis Carney
Colorado
Thomas
Twelfth General Assembly
To Fight the Meat Trust
Hundreds of retail meat dealers nationwide organize an independent packing company with 5 million dollars in capital to build a Chicago packing plant. The goal is to supply all beef products in the trade while preventing packer dominance. Subscriptions already secured and managers hired. Promoters aim to enlist 15,000 to 20,000 retailers.
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Chicago
Mrs Gabrin Arrested on Murder Charge in Denver
Denver May 6 Mrs Nellie Gabrin arrested last night on charge of murdering her husband Albert Solving a member of the Thirteenth Central Assembly by administering a dose of arsenic on January 8 1902. She appears before a judge for bail pending preliminary examination. The arrest follows a coroner s inquest verdict of arsenical poisoning with unknown party to the murder. Chief Armstrong District Attorney Lindsley and Assistant D A Sales conferred after the inquest. Gabrin sobbed at the warrant and vowed innocence aiming to prosecute those who she says persecuted her.
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Packers Store Poultry Threatens West Business
Kansas City May 3 big packers have penetrated poultry and egg storage hurting small shippers in the West. Oklahoma and Kansas Produce Dealers Association met to discuss the crisis led by Jon Stewart of Concordia. He cited four large firms storing 144,000,000 eggs and 400,000 cases, a drop from last year. Poultry dealers complain higher shipping rates to the West and urge combine with packers to save the industry.
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Amos J Cummings Dies at 61 in Baltimore
Amos J Cummings of New York dies at 10 13 PM in Baltimore at the Church Home and Charity Hospital from pneumonia after an illness tied to an oration. He leaves his wife and son Charles H Cummings. Born May 15 1841 in Conklin Broome County New York he worked in printing and set type across many states. A former sergeant major in the Army of the Potomac he earned the Congressional Medal of Honor and was a Democratic delegate in 1892 and 1900.
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Cadets Receive Diplomas as President Visits Naval Academy
At the Naval Academy graduation the President awarded diplomas amid confusion over addresses. Cadet Land of Wyoming, ill yet seated in bed, received his diploma and spoke briefly hoping for a quick recovery. Land placed sixth in class, Whitney of New Mexico earned a gold medal for fencing, while Denyer led the graduating class.
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One Thousand Lives Lost at Reno
A Guatemala cablegram reports over 1,000 deaths in the April 18 earthquake and more than 30,000 rendered homeless. Most affected were in Quezaltenango. An aid appeal from San Francisco is urged by Castle brothers.
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Colorado Springs seeks Roosevelt visit next summer
Colorado Springs residents hope President Roosevelt will visit next summer. April post office receipts in Pueblo rose 31 percent year over year. Grand Junction plans a large plant for the manufacture and storage of lee.
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Danish Islands
Moros of Sulu and the Juramentado Killing Rite
A historical account describes Juramentado Moros who kill Christians to earn salvation. It details their oath before a pandita, concealment of weapons, and frenzied combat until death, with ritual belief that dying in battle guarantees paradise and a white horse ride at dusk.
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Subscriber's $100 gift funds Heralds new plant
A local subscriber to Huntsville Missouri Herald sent $100 for subscription through March 14 2002 assisting with costs after the plant was burned. The note expresses gratitude and the hope the Herald will continue. Susan B Anthony is writing a comprehensive history of the woman suffrage movement from her Rochester home.
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Milk diet advocated by Congressman Bowersock amid rising meat prices
Kansas congressman urges adoption of milk as staple as meat costs climb. He cites pasturing Jersey cows at home and notes a Washington dairy farm visit as evidence of its value. Also mentions Parisian telepathic photography by Dr Baradue claiming to reveal thoughts and the absent.
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