Democratic Caucus Calls for Action on Boer Sympathy
Washington March 20 Democratic members at a caucus adopted resolutions urging Congress to express sympathy for the Boer republics and to exert pressure to secure action. The Randall resolution was adopted unanimously with Hay presiding and Robertson as secretary.
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Hetty Green's Husband Dies in Vermont Home
Edward Green husband of Hetty Green, famed as America’s richest woman, died at his Vermont home after long illness. Born in Vermont, he sought fortune in Manila then Wall Street, marrying Miss Harriet Robinson. He once supported his wife’s wealth during marriage but lost his fortune while she tripled hers.
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Miners Convention in Shamokin Debates Wage Disputes
In Shamokin Pa on March 20 delegates at the miners convention opened talks on terms posted by operators at local collieries. President Mitchell led an executive session after reading operators’ letters, with cautious remarks and no immediate strike declaration anticipated though some expect action within days. Wade Wie anes.
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Supreme Court Declares Boycotts Not Enjoined by Courts
In an opinion handed down at Jefferson City on March 20 the Supreme Court ruled that courts of equity cannot enjoin labor organizations from enforcing boycotts against corporations. The ruling affirms a lower court’s decision denying an injunction against Anthony Watson and other Knights of Labor members and a United Garment Workers branch in St Louis. Chief Justice Burgess and Judges Trace Gantt and Marshall concurred. Judge Robinson dissented. Judge Valliant did not participate.
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Aged Educator Fairchild Dies After 65 Oberlin Years
Oberlin Ohio reports the death of ex President James H. Fairchild at 10 30 p m Wednesday. He served Oberlin College for 65 years the longest tenure of any U S college official. The obituary notes his birth in Stockbridge Mass and a career spanning Greek Latin theology mathematics and philosophy before becoming president. Surviving relatives include two daughters. Also listed are other brief notices of actors and local accidents.
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Kaiser Wilhelm II and Prince Henry Reach Kiel Harbor
The Kaiser Wilhelm II battleship with Emperor William and Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia aboard arrived at Kiel at 6 50 p m. Salutes and cheers greeted them as Prince Henry joined Princess Henry and his sons. The royal brothers held talks lasting hours as crowds chanted and asked for speeches.
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Supreme Court limits union free speech in labor rights case
The court holds unions may not openly tell their grievances or seek support by any peaceful means to redress wrongs. Separate notes mention private packing house visits deemed inconvenient and praise for Mr. Wilkie's discretion and arrangements for Prince Henry's security.
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Invalid will trust clause court ruling in San Francisco
A March ruling by the state supreme court invalidates the trust clause related to James G. Fair estate personal property and affirms Judge Troutt’s distribution order to his children. The decision dissolves the trust for final distribution beyond the children and heirs, with real property distribution already ordered. The personal property value is estimated between 8.6 and 9.0 million dollars, enabling distribution to the Fair children. Separate items note L. H. Severance’s gift to Wooster University and a sympathetic strike near Mentua Hersch Agua, plus a local writer opening a studio at 518 W. Mul stroci with weekly pools on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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Danish Islands provisional government plan eyed
The Danish Islands report from THE DANISH ISLANDS Wisconsin outlines a provisional American government setup with a flag ceremony, a civilian appointee as provisional governor, and a permanent system to be submitted to Congress, likely mirroring Porto Rico governance, with a full installation by year’s end. Copenhagen notes ratification of the sale treaty, while breeders report a method to produce red feather coloring using cayenne pepper.
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Franco Russian alliance extends to Far East warning
France and Russia notify Great Britain and Japan that their alliance covers the Far East and China. They state the status quo in China should be maintained and may act to protect their interests if others threaten them or if civil disorder returns. The note was released in St. Petersburg Paris and London.
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Storm costs livestock across states and towns
Reports from St Paul and Jamestown describe extensive losses from a storm. Ranchers Allen Bratton Cook Wilton lose cattle and sheep. 5000 sheep perished earlier. two men near Jamestown unfound. horses and flocks dragged into lakes. total damage runs into thousands.
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Armistice Talks Close Insurrection on Samar
Gen Lukban wins surrender talks with Guevarra on Samar as Smith and Chaffee report peacefulness from 400 rifles turned in. Bas tangas and Laguna see daily surrenders while Bell cuts off aid, signaling effective end of the armed uprising. A Chinese boy dies after a nurse allegedly poisons him to hide disgrace in Peking.
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