Immigrant Influx Hits New High At New York Ports
New York May 28. Up to 25 000 immigrants arrive by sea today and reach this port before next Saturday. May totals will range from 55 000 to 99 000, breaking 20 year records. Most come from Austria Hungary Italy and Russia. Money sent by friends enables steerage passengers to travel. Persecution of Jews in Roumania Russia and Austria Hungary likely drives the stream.
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Wreck of Great Northern Flyer near Ojata
The Great Northern Flyer wrecked near Ojata Minnesota eight miles west of Grand Forks on May 28 at full speed. Six coaches left the track and the baggage car burned while the engine stayed on rails. A mail clerk suffered a back injury. several passengers were bruised but none seriously hurt. The cause appears to be wheels striking an obstruction as the tender collided. The mail car was hurled fifty feet from the track.
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Eastbound Rocky Mountain Limited wreck near Avoca
The Rock Island’s fastest train the Eastbound Rocky Mountain Limited derailed near Avoca while traveling at 70 to 80 mph. The tender left the track tearing up ties for about a mile before the speed dropped. Trucks broke and gearing gave way but only the lead cars were damaged with no serious injuries to passengers.
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Capron Introduces Navy Torpedo Boat bill in House
Representative Capron of Rhode Island today introduced for colleague Bull a bill authorizing the secretary of the navy to acquire four or more submarine torpedo boats at a total cost not exceeding 600000 dollars. Not more than two boats may be bought from the same individual or company.
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Bishop Garrigan echoed by Lowell Knights of Columbus salute
A Lowell audience welcomed Bishop Garrigan with praise for his work and plans. Speakers praised his record, lauded the Knights of Columbus education program, and noted the Catholic University chair in secular history funded by the order. Garrigan thanked them, spoke of Lowell’s religious and educational vitality, and pledged to view Lowell as home as refreshments followed a lengthy reception.
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Mont Pelee eruptions reported near Fort de France
Detailed account from Mr. Fernand Clero and observers describes Mont Pelee’s ongoing eruptions near Ajoupah Bouillon and the river Falaise. Reports note a lava breach, a massive smoke column, bright night explosions, hot muddy river water, and widespread panic yet continued safety for some.
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Senate and City Politics Drift Amid Tie on Beacon Hill
On Beacon Hill the vote was a tie. Representative Carey will move reconsideration of the vote today. Boston dispatch notes President Soule urges changing the New Bedford board of public works bill to take effect January 5, 1903, to allow contracts closure and employee protection. Senator Fletcher, Westford, seeks renomination if broadly supported. ex-Rep Grimes of Reading argues district sentiment is not united. Mann.
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Bill to legalize picketing voted down in House
The bill to legalize picketing during strikes was refused a third reading after a 32 to 38 vote amid questions of quorum. After reconvening, a rising vote of 45 to 71 again refused the measure, with a tied 76–76 roll call decided by Speaker Myers voting no. The session then adjourned with further debates on Clinton compensation and other measures.
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Omnibus Statehood Bill Debate in Senate Committee
Senate territories committee voted against fixing a time for considering the omnibus statehood bill admitting Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona. Sen Quay urged early action. Beveridge insisted on calendar order and no special order. Patterson's motion to take up next Monday failed 4 to 6 with Quay voting for it.
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Kwang Si Insurrection Threatens Tonquin Trade
Pekin dispatches report native newspapers claiming France has warned China that the Kwang Si insurrection disrupts Tonquin trade. France would take steps to safeguard interests if the rebellion is not put down before July.
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Senate move on Herring river, reports extended, and nominations debated
The Senate passed the Herring river improvement resolve for Harwich. committees were granted report extensions until Tuesday and Wednesday. The Luce Apsey direct nomination bill was pushed to end of calendar while a Nantucket to Woods Hole rail bill saw a third reading vote.
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Optical misfit causes eye pain Shakespearean lens axis misalignment?
Pain in the eyes when wearing spectacles stems from ill fitted lenses or misalignment of the lens center with the eye axis. The Babbitt Optical Co located at 28 Dutton Street, 4th door north of Merrimack Street.
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