Peace Prevails In Most Provinces Of Philippines
Washington reports on the Philippine commission's plan for no permanent civil government and phased self rule. It notes peace outside five provinces, ongoing educational reforms, limited suffrage, land title legislation, tariff shifts, and proposed two-year continuation of commission powers toward representative government with U.S. veto.
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Washington
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Chatangas
Cebu Bobol
Samar
Miniloro
Lake Moros
Americasu Hanes
United States
Congress
Industrial department team formed by National Civic Federation
The New York conference created an industrial department of the National Civic Federation to promote industrial peace. Senator Marcus A. Hanna was elected chairman and Samuel Gompers first vice chairman, with aims to avoid strikes, encourage mutual employer worker agreements, and provide a forum to settle disputes before they escalate.
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New York
Marcus A. Hanna
Samuel Gompers
National Civic Federation
Industrial Department
Admiral Schley files bill of exceptions in court of inquiry
Admiral Schley through counsel filed with the secretary of the navy a bill of exceptions to the majority findings of the court of inquiry and a letter to be heard on objections by Admiral Sampson's attorneys to Admiral Dewey's individual opinion. The action followed consultations with Rayner Teague and Captain Parker as Schley's counsel.
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Washington
Admiral Schley
Secretary of the Navy
Court of Inquiry
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Dewey
Rayner
Teague
Capt. Parker
Lemly
Department
Hanna
Judge Advocate
Sampson
Upo
Peaceful labor talks and by law committee named
A New York meeting lists officers and a by laws committee including Senator Mark Hanna and Samuel Gompers. The group aims to adopt by laws and pursue peaceful labor capital cooperation while noting two million workers support the project. Also reported are trials and financial woes in Swift & Co and Wainwright Bros. & Co. cases, plus naval news on the battleship Wisconsin.
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Chailrman
Mark Hanna
Samuel Gompers
Oscar
Charles A Moore
Ralph M
John Mitchel
Kid Body Dolls at 50 Cents Save Big in Toys Sale
Our listing highlights a bargain in dolls and toys with Kid Body Dolls offered at 50 cents each as part of a clearance. The page notes related items like toilet articles, glove boxes, chinaware, glassware, rugs, and umbrellas in the sale.
Riot at Bermisgeham Town Hall In Britain
A violent disturbance erupted at Bermisgeham town hall on Wednesday night as a pro-Boer speaker faced a hostile crowd. Police dispersed thousands outside after windows were smashed and stones were thrown, with several injuries reported and the building wrecked. Separately, Dr Krause of Johannesburg was committed for trial on high treason charges in Bow Street, while other arrests and stock theft news from Boston and Little Rock, and a Missouri primary plan for a June 1902 state convention are noted.
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David Linve George M VT
Spearing
Bermisgeham Town Hall
Aston Park
Ant Chambelain
London
Krause
Johannesburg
Cornelus Brooksma
John Douglas Foster
Lord Roberts
Bow Street
Ats
Little Rock
Ark
Democratic State Central Committee
Little R
Sk & Choice
Atate Cannidatce
United States
Iglesias Case Prompts Puerto Rico Government Review
The acting governor Charles Hartzell directs Attorney General Harman to probe the Iglesias labor case and the alleged conspiracy to raise labor costs. He seeks the exact law under which Santiago Iglesias and co defendants were sentenced to three years and calls for an early Supreme Court appeal hearing to clarify guilt and law validity. He urges legislative amendments if injustices exist. The report comes from Boston with December 19 dateline.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Santiago Iglesias
Charles Hartzell
Harman
Iglesias
M.” Hartzell
Porto Rica
Hartzell
Supreme Court
Death Duel at Halls Boarding House Ends in Kill
In a small room at Halls boarding house two men fought a deadly duel over accusations of theft. Bradburn was killed and Fagan wounded, later jailed with a bullet in the side. Mrs Hall was shot in the hand while trying to intervene. The fight ended after both fired their revolvers empty.
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Mrs Hall
Mrs. Addis
Hall
Fagan
Addis Bradbury
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Anderson
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Yuan Shiai
USA
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Jaye
John T Hayden
Swift & Co
Chicago Packers
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Swift &Co
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15Th Street
Mullane’s Department Store
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Colare
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World's Union of Christian Endeavor
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Francis Flark
J Willis Baer
Willian Shaw
Baer
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Marconi
West Orange
Thomas A. Edison
William Marconi
England
St. Joseph, Mo
Scott 8. Brown
Chillicothe
Maj Belknap
San Francisco
Hugh R Belknap
Manila
Thomas
Joan of Arc
Rome
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Take City
Dexter Knght
Bryan
Idaho
Knight
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St. Louis
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