Roosevelt Signs Canal Bill Ends Nears Passage
The report notes President Roosevelt signed the canal bill as Congress nears adjournment. Observers say the session will close with clean campaigns and broad support for the measure, while debates on related appropriation and naval bills continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fc Ime
Buvie
Semport Nt
Kington
el Saturday Night
Congressional Page on Legislation and Pending Measures
A lengthy overview of laws and bills before Congress touches on the Philippine duties and the pure food act, irrigation and land sales funding, Chinese exclusion, and anti anarchist measures following McKinley's assassination. It reports stalled or advancing status for Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma statehood, ship subsidies, direct senator elections, and other financial and regulatory proposals, with canal and public building appropriations shaping the year's totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Billa
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Ure
Veesels
United States
Hose of Representatives
Department of Commerce
House Committee
Sundays Senate Session Honors Late Reps Cummings Otey
Washington lawmakers held a Sunday memorial session for Amos Cummings of New York and Peter J. Otey of Virginia with Marine Band music in the lobby. Delegations from Typographical union No. 6, the Letter Carriers association, and the New York Pilots’ association attended and the journal notes this as a rare Sabbath legislative day. The service recalled past precedents from 1811 as the House observed a Sunday session to fulfill public business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Amos Cummings
New York
Peter J. Otey
Virginia
Moody
Marine Band
Typographical Union, No. 6
Letter Carriers’ Association
New York Pilots’ Association
Cummings
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Henry Winter Davia
House
Jury Bribery Convictions Hit Union Traction Suit
Public Administrator P. H. O'Donnell C. B. Simon James T Brady and others were found guilty after five hours in the jury room in the Union Traction transfer suit. Gallagher received a prison sentence while O'Donnell Brady and Simon faced $2000 fines. John O'Donnell H T Lawrence and Herbert others were fined $200 each. Motions for a new trial were filed by all defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P. H. O'Donnell
Simon
James T Brady
Union Traction Transfer
Bil" Gallagher
O'Donnell
Brady
John O'Donnell
H. T Lawrence
Herbert
Plate and window glass plants idle 10,000 men in standstill
Pittsburg reports a nationwide shutdown hit the plate and window glass industries with about 10,000 workers idled as plants idle for two months and one month respectively. The stoppage follows a rough agreement among producers and impacts national markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittburg
Admiral Dewey Testifies on Aguinaldo and Philppine War
The hearing records Admiral Dewey before the Senate committee on the Philippines. He discusses Aguinaldo, pressure from Consul Pratt, and the possibility of Manila falling if 5,000 troops had been available May 1. Dewey defends his actions while noting native allies and the role of money and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aguinaldo
Manila
Admiral Dewéy
Térroe
Pattern
Aguineléoead
Patterson
Svary
Benator Patterson
Carmack
Philippines
Manilla
Mtne
Oyce
Germack
Agwinaldo
Mohini
Angerican
Philippinge
Sinat
Gontanlog
Aldo
Ats Jasinor
Dewey
Unprecedented Rainfall Sweeps Across States
Severe storms across Illinois Indiana Kentucky and nearby states bring historic rainfall and damaging winds. Reports from Evangville St Wendel and other towns note casualties and widespread flooding. Denver drought relief follows heavy rains with substantial storm damage estimated at tens of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiaaua
Kentucky
Arkanesa
Tennessee
Texas
Evangville
Ind
St. Wendel
Frank Geeaney
Frank Goedde
ySte
Frant Goedde
Laugie
F Giff
Pete
Wolfe
Cannay
Chattanooga
Tenn
Beckville
Wallis
Tn Jouiéville
Washington
N. C
Bloomington
Gilmen
Sorat
Texarkang
Ark
Milee
Necy
Denver
Col
Colorado
Bee Yer
Lea
The Sick Ruler
London reports a quiet night at Buckingham Palace with the king undergoing an operation. The official bulletin notes gradual recovery despite earlier wound fears and crowds thinning after the news bulletin posted at four o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingyham Palace
Edward
Pa Ace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roosevelt
Jey
Celvir
Vanking
Stuston
Cuba
Philippine Commission
West
Itv
Treasury Department
Salem
Ara States
Ieland
St. Pending
Xpy
Omnibus Public Building
Perrera
Egatts
Jemorial
Senden
Subiya
Rae Wright
Halsey
Cele
Waite
Xork Times
Dames
Nice