Waite enters race as new governor candidate in Hughes county
A new gubernatorial bid surfaces with Col W W Waite of Hughes county as a promising candidate. The piece weighs veracity between Senator Sherman and Washington reporters on a possible resignation and notes tariff reform debates, anti trust actions, and third party candidacies. It highlights farm voter concerns and fusion talks among Independents and Democrats while critiquing professional agitators and party dynamics.
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Street Car Strike Sparks Receiver Bid and Contempt Fight
Indianapolis March 2 report notes a calm day as labor and supporters file suit to appoint a receiver for Champeny Bros. Cars run under strikers after Judge Taylor names W. T. Steele receiver with a $100000 bond. Company faces contempt charges and possible jail threat while workers parade and cheer the move. Switchmen at Cairo Illinois also strike over depot master issues delaying traffic.
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Miners Threaten Britain Wide Strike Potent Pay Cut
London reports estimate 46,000 miners may stop work within a fortnight to oppose wage reductions. Nearly 1,000,000 workers could feel the disruption as mine owners press wage-cut plans, with only South Staffordshire and East Worcestershire staying aloof from the movement.
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Consul Certificates Rule for Chinaman Admittance in U S
Judge Hawley upholds a Chinese consulate certificate as evidence of right to land, enabling Chinese consuls in San Francisco Victoria Honolulu and other ports to issue certificates. The ruling follows a 17-year-old Mack Chew case in which admission as a merchant was refused previously by a local collector. Additional items note Mardi Gras in New Orleans heavy Nor easter in Pleasantville New Jersey and a presumed Catholic vote bargain in Canada Manitoba Ottawa.
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