Miners Strike Spreads in Pittsburg District Report
The coal miners strike strengthens in the Pittsburg district with expectations that the shutdown will soon be complete. Reports note political, colonial and tariff discussions, plus local misstatements and curiosities from Washington to Rhode Island and beyond.
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Senator Isham GC. diarris Dead Amid National Mourning
A Senate obituary notes the death of Senator Isham GC diarris in Washington on Thursday. The aged leader served nearly twenty years in the upper house and was esteemed by colleagues and the nation for his honesty and generous heart. His passing leaves the South and the country in sorrow as tributes pour in from across parties.
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Railroad Receiverships Trim 1803 Half-Year Mileage Totals
An excerpt notes Diana's review showing railroads entering receiverships in early 1800s with 5.875 miles in the first half of 1803. It cites stock liabilities about 674 million, debt around 3.0? billion, and claims 20,000 miles reorganized since 1835. The era’s three Ohio railroads dominate receivership mileage, while other lines are small and less significant.
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Costs and casualties weigh on Cuba and Philippines wars
The London Chronicle notes troop dispatches to Cuba and Porto Rico, total 218 791, with Cuban losses from wounds and disease rising. It estimates Cuban war costs at about 45 million, plus 200 000 monthly Philippine expenses. Substitution money for shirkers adds 53 million pesetas. Recovered youths may retain health. war strains the nation and leaves the Philippines depopulated.
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North Argos Pray and Farm Economy, 1940s Analysis
A fragmented account discusses agricultural conditions and farm wages in the United States, citing Prof Mihail and Prof MolEast. It mentions rail transportation, crop yields, and regional farming practices, asserting impacts on total farm labor and regional markets amid wartime pressures. The text references unfamiliar names and places, with unclear dates and figures.
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Virginia
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Rifts and Realignments Shaping Pacific Power Balance
The essay argues the US Navy cannot rely on overwhelming superiority over Japan in the Pacific. It notes Japan's larger modern fleet, readiness to compel with force, and the risk of rapid war escalation. It concludes current war planning must assume a swift, costly conflict with Japan.
Japan’s Fleet Threat to Pacific Coast and U S Response
The article warns that Japanese cruisers could reach San Francisco from Yokohama in about nineteen to twenty days, threatening the Western coast before U S reinforcements could arrive. It questions coal supplies, proposes Atlantic ships to Pacific defense, and weighs risks of European conflict if Japan advances.
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Fragmentary Notes On Population And Infrastructure In Madagascar
Fragmentary notes discuss population growth in Apatas at 37 percent over 24 years, mostly un der government control railways, telegraph line progress between Mojittuca and Antananarivo, and declining typhoid deaths from 277 per million to lower figures. The Chih Wodlowyns' Society of Cupen reports 60,000 crowns raised for bubidine ward hospital aid, with references to famine and prison literacy programs.
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Personal notices and political mentions from early papers
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