Law and Liberty in the American Covenant
Richard Olney, speaking at a Boston dinner for Col. W. A. Gaston, denounces Republican rule and the coal barons. He argues liberty must be lawed equally, condemns corporate and railroad abuses, praises labor law protections, and urges a partisan shift to restore old-time ascendancy of the Democrats.
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Boston
Col. W. A. Gaston
Richard Olney
Ltw
Cleveland
Republican Party
Treasury Times
Wall Street
Washington
Weir
Pennsylvania
Congress
Murder of Addison Chinn in Lexington serial burglary
Joseph G Chinn of this city received a telegram from Lexington Kentucky reporting Addison Ohion killed and his son Asa wounded by burglars. Several suspects were arrested and Whitney confessed with OBrien involvement. The weapon was found at the hiding place after the confession. Addison Chinn was a known figure to many local residents.
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Addison Chinn
Joseph G Chinn
Lexington
Addison Ohion
Asa
Chinn
Joe Chinn
Mary E. Bowman
Harl Whitney
Claude O'Brien
Whitney
Stanographer
O'' Mien
Chien
Wotol
Addison Cainn
Piva Found Gage Arbitration Verdict Reported
An arbitration court in the Pios Bund district ordered payment of 1,420,662 Mexican currency to the United States. The claim, raised for forty years, involves a Mexican woman and partners and was decided this week amid long litigation.
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Piva
Gage
Pios Bund
Shepard's Banquet Speech in St Louis Feeds Democratic House Quest
A detailed report on Judge Edward M. Shepard of Brooklyn delivering a conservative speech in St. Louis urging support for a Democratic House in 1902. He warns against wage-earner and capital monopolies, advocates tariff reform, and calls for equal treatment under the law, including stronger interstate commerce rules, trust regulation, and Cuba policy alignment with President Roosevelt. He stresses protecting independent small business and farmers while criticizing Republican missteps and urging a Democratic victory to implement reforms.
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St. Louis
Edward M. Shepard
Brooklyn
House of Representatives
Fubhors
American Commonwealth
Cloge Confederacy
Hanna
Haonn
Halcyon
America
Niteal Democrats
Repid
Cooagre
Mr. Bryan
Carl Schurz
Hoar
Roosevelt
Real Proelty
Cuba
McKinley
de Platt
Alexander Hamilton
Henry Clay
Horace Greeley
Republican Party
Cittzens
House
Teave
Senate
Congress
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Americas
City Council meeting reviews duties and rail pact
The regular monthly council meeting discussed committee reports and city bills. Walton accused Missouri Pacific of breaching terms for Water street use, council to repair road for coal shipments and to investigate Liecky’s legal options. Lights at courthouse to be removed and new locations proposed. bids showed granite curbing at 64 cents per foot and white limestone at 68 cents. Several residents attended the Kansas City trip for the annual State Revelation of the Vaulted Dangers of the Confederacy.
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Walton
Couuncil
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Liecky
Missouri Pacific Company
Main Street
Presbyterian Church
Inwest
White House ends strike by naming coal commission
The White House announced the strike's end after a Mitchell conference and a conference with coal operators. President appoints Brigadier General John M. Wilson, BE. Parker, George Gray, E. E. Clark, Thomas H. Waties, Bishop John L. Spalding, and Ostrell D. Wright to the commission to study all issues in the anthracite coalfields. The panel will begin work next week. decision may take months. Miners plan a convention Monday to decide whether to return to work immediately.
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White House
Mitchell
John M. Wilson
U.S. A
Washington, D.C
Cedar Rapids
Order of
Thomas H. Watiies
Scranton
John L. Spalding
Peoria
Bishop Spalding
Ostrell D. Wright
Robbery at Capitan Rankin Residence
Sometime between Saturday afternoon and Monday noon a robbery occurred at Capitan W. D. Rankin's residence. The family had left for the Ray county farm on Thursday. James Rankin returned Saturday and found the home as left. Entry was made during that interval, with doors, drawers, and lockers opened and valuables taken, chiefly jewelry and portable items comprising several articles of clothing.
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Capitan
W. D. Rankin
Ray County
James Rankin
Cudahys In Oil Fields In Indian Territory Lease
The Cudahy Packing Company secured a lease covering two sections in the Indian Territory Ossye and Cherokee nations. Michael Cudahy, president, closed the deal with J. T. Uosville. The company plans to invest 82,000,000 to develop the lease and start related wells immediately.
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Cudahy
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