Philippine Civil Government Bill Approved by Senate Vote
The Senate passed the Philippine Civil Government bill by 48 to 30 after a seven week debate. The measure creates the Philippine Commission, appoints the Civil Governor and Vice-Governor, applies most US Bill of Rights with two exceptions, and maintains court structure with appointments by the President and Senate. The vote followed clashes over tariff provisions and a brief House-like controversy involving Senators Dietrich and Patterson. The bill also notes future executive orders and tax actions.
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Hoar
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Illinois
Wellington
Maryland
Morgan
Alabama
Quay
Philippines
United States
Messrs. Quay
Pennsylvania
Nelson
Clapp
Minnesota
Mitchell
Oregon
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Foraker
Ohio
Dietrich
Nebraska
Patterson
Colorado
C&orado
Philippine Commission
Senate
Philippine Islands
Supreme Court
Islands
Commission
Cuban Reciprocity Plans Meet To Discuss Sugar Duty
A Senate committee opposing the general Cuban reciprocity plan will meet with Senators Platt Spooner and others to discuss the situation. Senator Dietrich Nebraska proposes a compromise reducing refined sugar duty while raising raw sugar, giving Cuba a 25 percent cut. He claims the plan curbs the Sugar Trust and favors Philippine freight equity while challenging sugar interests and Cuban supporters alike.
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Associated Press
Washington
Elkins
Burrows
Jones
Nevada
Platt
Connecticut
Spooner
Dietrich
Nebraska
Cuba
Friends of
Senate
United States
Sugar Trust
More Teamsters Strike Paralyzes Chicago Areas
Chicago police battled striking packinghouse teamsters and rioters across downtown and residential districts as 33 wagonloads of meat reached downtown. Dozens hurt, about 50 arrested, and non union drivers faced attacks amid mass clashes and blocked streetcar service. Separate disruptions hit State St stores delaying deliveries.
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Chicago
Packing House
State St
Fair Store
Clarkst
Camp near Souffrière camp grounds at Government Station
Three hundred people camped on the Government Botanical Experiment Station grounds. The schoolhouse is pictured. Daily rations were three pounds per five people with one pound salt fish. Dixie's stores had not been unladen. May 24. Ash fall measured twenty inches at the camp seven miles from Souffrière crater.
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Government Botanical Experiment Station
Dixie
Souffriére
Conference at White House signals negative tariff stance
Washington reports that the White House meeting with Senators Platt Hanna Allison Spooner Aldrich and others focused on Cuban reciprocity and canal issues with no clear gains. Republicans stress party unity against tariff revision while Democrats push tariff reform as a campaign issue for 1904.
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White House
Platt
Connecticut
Hanna
Allison
Spooner
Aldrich
Payne
Dalzell
Wars and Means Committee
Babcock
Hull
Overstreet
Republican Congress Campaign Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
Philippines
Cleveland
New Democratic Congress
Middle
Strikers Show Temper as Mines Fill with Water
From Wilkesbarre on June 3 President Mitch ell issued word that more engineers pumpmen and firemen joined yesterday and today raising fear of a broader strike. Officials report outbreaks but law remains largely observed and authorities prepare for possible troop aid. Violence occurred in a few places including a man hit by a stone and a shot fired in self defense.
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Shamokin
Hazleton
Lackawanna
Wyoming
New York
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Lattimer
Michael Toole
Baltimore No. 2
Nanticoke
Oneida
Nuremburg
Kudlick
Coxe Brothers & Co
Tammany Leaders Clash Over Nixon Shenanigans in Albany Pow Wow
Report from Albany recounts a handshake snub between Lewis Nixon and John F. Carroll at ex-Senator Hil’s gathering. Tammany leaders debate Nixon’s influence as Hill polishes Nixon’s image to prep for upcoming campaigns amid costly primary spending threats.
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David RB. Hil
Albany
New York
Lewis Nixon
John F. Carroll
Nicholas J. Hayes
Xxxiii Assembly
Mr. Hayes
Governor Hill
Mr. Carroll
Nixon
Carroll
Mr. Hill
Hill
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Tammany District
Tammany Advisory Committee
Charles F. Murphy
Daniel F. McMahon
John C. Sheehan
Stein Hall
Greater New York Democracy
McMahon
Naughton & Co
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Sheehan
Mr. McMahon
Carroll-Van Wyck
Sullivan-Croker
Croker-Sullivan
Kings County Republican Committee to Take Up Reform
A Kings County Republican Executive Committee meeting at Joralemon Street headquarters discussed strategy toward the Enrolled Republican Primary Committee known as the reformers. Some members favored bringing the issue to a vote at the next summer meeting, while others resisted the reform movement. It is likely the topic will get attention next Tuesday.
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Kings County Republican Executive Committee
Joralemon St
Jacob Brenner
Reform Movement
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