Philippine Bill Adopted Sets Civil Government For Islands
Washington June 27 The House, after a nine hour session, passed the Philippine bill by a party vote 311 to 95 with McCall of Massachusetts voting with the Democrats. The measure creates a complete civil government with a two hous e legislature and a popular assembly elected by Filipinos and adopts a broad rights and citizenship framework. The bill departs from the Senate on coinage by establishing a gold standard for the islands. The conference report on the Isthmian panel was also adopted and the bill now goes to the president.
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Senate Deficiency Bill Passes with McKinley Death Expenses
In Washington the Senate approved the conference report on the isthmian canal bill and passed the general deficiency bill, including 4500,000 for Buffalo and Charleston expositions and 45,000 to cover the expenses and physician pay related to President McKinley’s death. Atlantic City Horse Show entries near close. show runs July 15 to 19. Also reports from Norway and Cuba trade, plus Russian troop withdrawals from Manchuria.
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Miners Apply for Work as Strike Affects Mines
Miners seek jobs at multiple coal companies in Wilkes Barre area as strike strains labor supply. Superintendents report daily applications from diverse workers hoping for any duty while most firms sustain pumps and engines. Some applicants are union members, many fear retaliation or boycott if they return to work. Delaware Lackawanna and West Shore and Lehigh Valley firms back prosecutors as warrants issue against suspects tied to posted notices at Kingston Mines.
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Five Miners Die In Ore Fall At New Jersey Mine
In Dover New Jersey two accidents in the Richard mine shaft left five men dead and a sixth injured. At 770 feet underground a heavy ore fall followed a warning to stay away after a blast. A pillar collapse trapped workers as rescuers searched for bodies. All recovered.
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Silk Mill Workers Nix General Strike Rally
In Paterson New Jersey delegates from silk industry branches voted against ordering a general strike in sympathy with dyers helpers. The governor’s troops may depart or stay as city authorities decide after talks with Mayor Hinchcliffe General Campbell and Captain Bimson. In Norfolk Virginia coal shortages threaten city power with a one day coal supply. officials warn darkness if supply worsens.
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Trolliey Cars Burned in Richmond Tar Shed Fire
A tar shed of the Richmond Passenger and Power Company in Richmond Virginia burned yesterday. The fire destroyed many inter trolley cars and caused about 50000 dollars in damage. The origin of the fire is unknown.
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President Roosevelt arrives in Washington this morning
President Roosevelt reached Washington from a New England trip this morning as Navy repairs begin on the torpedo boat flotilla at Norfolk. Dr William N Fisher of Washington was killed in an elevator shaft accident at Columbia hospital. John Archer, a Black man, was captured near Greco Hill after assaulting Mrs Cora Warner of West Chester Pennsylvania last Tuesday. The Orinsto Steamship Company complained to Washington over Venezuela hindering business on the Orinoco. Court martial records for Major Waller were received at the War Department yesterday.
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King Edward Maintains Gradual Recovery in Bullets
Special dispatch from London reports King Edward's physicians issuing daily bulletins on June 27. Updates note improved appetite and comfort, normal temperature, and progress toward leaving danger as attendants describe the monarch as practically out of danger and showing a fair night’s rest.
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King Edward Sees Quiet Improvement at Buckingham Palace
Royal bulletin notes appetite returning and pain easing after last night. Queen Alexandra remained beside the king, who wrote telegrams and notes while his doctors explain careful food administration and heightened hope for his recovery. London notes gratitude to Sir Joseph Crimsdale for city sympathy.
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King Edward's Quiet Coronation Plan Emerges
The article notes royal desire for a restrained coronation with Parliament opening ceremony, a Westminster Abbey drive, small escort, and quick return to Buckingham Palace. It mentions pardons in the army tied to the king's health and uncertainty about foreign invitees as London discusses the event.
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Peers and Envoys Attend King’s Coronation Service
A vast assembly of nobles, colonial premiers, and foreign diplomats gathered at St Paul’s Cathedral in London for the coronation hour service. U S ambassador Joseph H. Choate and Mrs Choate led a notable list including Henry White, John Carter, Whitelaw Reid, and Pierpont Morgan Jr. Other dignitaries filled prominent seats as a simultaneous carol service took place at St Margaret’s.
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American Embassy Dissolves After Leave Taken
Mr and Mrs Whitelaw Reid attended services at St Pauls yesterday and then dined at the residence of Lord Lansdowne. Reid formally left as special ambassador with the only remaining formality the leave tak ing of the Prince of Wales. General James H Wilson and Mrs Wilson accompanied them as they move to the continent.
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Kaiser Wilstner Offers Aid As London Alarmed
June 27 The Kaiser of Germany telegraphed offering to come to London if emergency danger threatened. A reassuring reply was sent. The progress of the king is being regularly telegraphed to the emperor.
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Yale Defeats Harvard in Historic Yale Harvard Boat Race
New London June 27 Yale varsity crew won by four boat lengths in a 20.20 time to Harvard 20.33 as Harvard four led early and Cambridge four won by 2 1/2 lengths in the four-oared race. Freshman race was a draw after a late Harvard spurt. Twenty five thousand spectators watched, boosted by President Roosevelt above the Dolphin.
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Explosion at June 11 gunpowder depot shocks town
A June 11 explosion at a gunpowder magazine near Cara banchel five miles away killed two and injured fourteen. The blast damaged many houses and shattered windows as the king and royal household looked on. A live wire incident and several unrelated notes from New York and Atlantic City are also mentioned in fragmented lines.
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Dewey details Manila surrender and Aguinaldo ties
Admiral Dewey testified before the Senate committee on the Philippines on Manila surrender, stating Manila was effectively handed to him on May 31 after gunfire and a Spanish capitulation. He recounted warnings to Aguinaldo, his dealings with the Manila governor general, and noted he never recognized the Philippine republic.
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Bryan Was Not Invited to a New York Banquet
A Bryan announcement states he was not invited to a Tilden Chile banquet in New York and, if invited, would have explained why he would not attend a political banquet honoring one who opposed the Democratic ticket. Also notes Populist party nominating ticket in Erie Pennsylvania.
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