Trade shifts in Mexico and South’s promise noted
The British consul reports U S gains in Mexico trade since 1870s driven by railways boosting American manufacture exports. The South’s bright future is praised by Manufacturers Record contributors, with London’s J Stephen Jeans highlighting the South’s abundant opportunities. The piece also covers Turkey and Bulgaria in the Miss Stone case, U S stance on treaties with brigands, and Tuskegee conference achievements aiding negro farmers.
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Horace Greely
West
J. Stephen Jeans
London
British Iron Tracts Association
United States
Turkey
Bulgaria
Miss Stone
Mme. Tsilka
State Department
The Trouble in Colombia and its Causes
A summary from American Monthly Review of Reviews March issue argues Colombia's endless conflicts reflect liberal vs clerical struggles dating to Spain's heritage. It cites neighboring liberal republics aiding insurrection, coffee overproduction pressuring planters, and the Isthmus of Panama sale as a pivotal cash asset driving fight dynamics.
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Spain
Nace Ican
Mexico
Central America
Venezuela
Guzman Blanco
Colombia
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
Ecuador
Brazil
New York
Isthmian Canal
Panama
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Notables Share Vigils and Vignettes From World Leaders
Lord Ranfurly will extend his term as New Zealand governor staying in Wellington through August 1904. A parade of figures follows from Depew’s watch joke to Joel Chandler Harris writing daily in Atlanta, and the Pope’s secretary Antonini visiting San Francisco. Mary E. Nealy’s death draws praise from Whittier while Gen. Blackmar roots in Pennsylvania. The Shah of Persia keeps a cat collection, and Dr. Max Uhle reports Peruvian ruins as studies continue. Henrik Ibsen, twenty-five years ago, worked in a country store before turning to writing and drama.
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Lord Ranfurly
New Zealand
Wellington
Senator Kearns
Utah
Senator Depew
Senate
Depew
Joel Chandler Harris
Atlanta
Henry A. Sullivan
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Boston
New England
Monsignore
Michael Antonini
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Persia
Max Uhle
University of California
Peru
Henrik Ibsen
Ohio Taxation Bills Face Senate Action
The Ohio senate prepares for early votes on Cole and Willis taxation bills and the local option measure after house passage. Debate centers on foreign and domestic corporate filing fees, local option petition thresholds, temperance punishments, and possible state tax levy reductions tied to these reforms.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Cole
Willis
Patterson
State House
Ohio
Fevy
Nuas
Senators Censured Over Senate Fracas in Tariff Fight
Washington March 1 Senators McLaurin and Tillman of South Carolina were censured by the United States Senate for a sensational on floor clash during the Philippine tariff bill debate. The 54 to 2 vote adopted a resolution of censure after Tillman protested insults, with Kean changing his vote and Tilman later offering to withdraw remarks amid chair objections. The incident closed as the chamber moved on to other business and the census bill conference report was adopted.
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Senate
Temperance Committee
Denune
Franklin County
Denuné
General Assembly
Cameron
House Committee On Finance
House
Thomas
Huron
Washington
McLaurin and
Tillman
South Carolina
United States Senate
Gurrows
Committee On
Privileges and Elections
Mte Laurin-Tillman
Bailey
Blackburn
Pettus
M. J. Foster
Dubois
McComas
Beveridge
Pritchard
Mr. Gallinger
Ar. Platt
Connecticut
Mr. Kean
New Jersey
Burrows
Myr. Frye
Dietrich
Nebraska
Limit of Microscopic Power in Microscopic Scale
Professor McKendrick stated in a presidential address that the smallest visible particle under current microscopes lies between one four hundredth thousandth and one five hundred thousandth of an inch in diameter. The diffraction of light limits seeing smaller objects, yet living spores studied by physiologists may be smaller than what even the best microscope can reveal.
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Professor McKendrick
British Association
Grounds For Divorce and Pompeii Curiosity
A north side wife waits up for her husband who returns unseen and sleeps upstairs, sparking a weeklong cold shoulder. Mas Nordau questions Pompeii inhabitants’ absence after Vesuvius eruption, noting survivors and house repairs, pondering why many did not return home.
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North Side
Chicago News
Pompelit
Mas Nordau
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Pompeiiana
Township Trustees Meet and Pay Bills
Township trustees held their annual meeting Friday afternoon. Bills totaling 250 dollars were paid. The condition of the country roads was discussed with no definite improvement plan offered. Trustees noted some city streets are no better than the outside roads.
Flood Threat Lingers as Patagonia Prepares for Rising River
The river continues to rise with no flood warnings yet for Patagonia residents who fear annual evacuations after the 1898 deluge. Hunt road remains above water but could be covered soon. The Massillon Water Company pumping station cellar flooded in past flood moments. An ad for Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup claims to cure coughs and bronchitis.
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Patagonia
Wood
Republican primary candidates announced for Stark County offices
A list of candidates announced for Stark County offices subject to Republican primaries. Names include Isaac H Smith Alliance as county commissioner, Wayne Matthews and Eugene Willison for mayor, Martin L Seacrist Alliance for county commissioner, Jacob Shengle Osnaburg for county commissioner, James C Burnoheimer Canton for county commissioner, Michael Eisses township trustee, Dr Frank W Gavin Canton for coroner, J M Howenstine Howenstine for county council, Miller for council first ward, and R A Pin for justice of the peace, with primaries set in spring 1902.
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Issac H Smith
Alliance
Wayne Matthews
Eugene G. Willison
Martin L. Seacrist
Ohio
Jacob Shengle
Osanaburg
James C. Burnoheimer
Canton
Michael Eisses
Frank W.gavin
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