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Newspaper
Norfolk Weekly News Journal
Location
Norfolk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
9
Roosevelt Orders Army Cut By 10 400 Men
The United States army has been reduced by 10 400 men as ordered by President Roosevelt. Those worried that the country drifts toward militarism are reassured and urged to take a comforting drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
Man Declares Shock at Peace Terms in South Africa
Dom Paul Kroeger voiced disbelief when he learned of the peace terms, exclaiming My God it is impossible. The remark captured a strong reaction to the unexpected development in South Africa.
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Dom Paul Kroeger
South Africa
Peace declared in South Africa prompts new imperial gaze
The text notes Britain's shift of focus after peace in South Africa toward American power. It questions potential moves to reduce American territory, specifically Alaska, and hints at further geopolitical maneuvers tied to commercial ambitions.
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South Africa
America
Alaska
Populists Push Fair Treatment in Third Congressional District
The populists in the Third district seek assurances of fair dealing from Democrats as R. A. Tawney of Pierce gains momentum behind the sentiment.
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Congressornal
R. A. Tawney
Pierce
Robertson Named Governor Nomination Expected in Big Cherry
Republicans in Big Cherry name delegates favoring W. M. Robertson for governor. They expect Robertson to be named in two weeks with Norfolk's Fourth of July celebration planned a month after. City residents are urged to look to the future with optimism.
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Big Cherry
W. M. Robertson
Robertson Counties
Norfolk
Democrats Fear Philippines Policy Splits With Republicans
Democrats studying the Ohio and Kansas Republican platforms warn that entering campaign fights on the Philippines could force a GOP battle issue. Senator Allen says Bryan must agree to fusion for governor or Democrats and Populists may nominate candidates. Bryan likely aids fusion by rushing in while Allen edits the Madison Mail awaiting another breach.
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Ohio
Kansas
Philippines
Senator Allen
Mr. Bryan
Democrate
Bryan
Allen
Madison Mail
Chicago Meat Consumer Faces Teamsters Pressure
A Chicago meat consumer formerly undistressed by the meat trust now endures teamsters pressure. He found it easy to meet packers demands but struggled against the barrier posed by the teamsters to satisfy his meat appetite.
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Chicago
Governor Taft Viewed With Mixed Feelings by Island Officials
The Manila representative to the house committee says Taft is loved by some yet the governor faces strong hostility from others on the island. The official notes Democrats on the committee may oppose him and claims the governor is despised regardless of the islanders’ awareness.
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House Committee
Taft
Republicans May Rally Behind Robertson for Governor
With the state convention approaching in just over two weeks, W M Robertson’s rising popularity suggests a ballot may be unnecessary as Republicans and delegates are likely to unite behind him as the party's gubernatorial candidate.
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W. M. Robertson
Flag in the Philippines Seen Serving a Noble Purpose
The article argues the American flag remains in the Philippines for a noble aim and will stay until the mission is accomplished with honors, despite critics who oppose American policy and seek to settle the issue differently.
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Philippines
Disgust and accusations in partisan army critique
A quoted tirade condemns Democrats for asserting the army is heartless brutes and exposes supposed falsity in their testimony. The speaker accuses Democrats of lacking regard for patriotic impulses and for misrepresenting the army.
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United States Army
Roosevelt may visit Nebraska again this fall
The former vice presidential candidate and current president Roosevelt spoke in Nebraska during his campaign. He would likely renew ties with the state if he returns this fall, and Nebraskans would welcome him with a rousing reception.
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Roosevelt
Nebraska
Mr Bryan’s Southern Lecture Tour Aims to Read Public Pulse
The piece describes Mr Bryan’s trip into the south framed as a lecture tour, intended to gauge local sentiment and feel for the region, portraying a practical outreach effort rather than mere speaking engagements.
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Mr. Bryan
South
Lincoln correspondent reports Southern support for 2 thirds delegate control
A Lincoln correspondent notes the trip convinces him the South will back him and he expects to command two thirds of the delegates at the next Democratic National Convention. The assessment implies significant reorganization within the party and strong southern backing for his leadership.
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Lincoln
Republicans Should Hold Philippines Tariff Policy Adilrom
The piece notes General Grosvenor’s adilrom urging Republicans at the Ohio state convention to “Hold the Philippines and let the tariff alone.” It argues the public favors no far-reaching tariff revision and implies prosperity reduces appetite for Democratic protectionist changes.
Hanna’s Rooseveltxin Republican dispute at Ohio convention
The Ohio Republican state convention met and despite Hanna supporters pushing a challenge to Roosevelt’s leadership the delegates adopted strong resolutions endorsing Roosevelt and praising his current policy on the day’s issue.
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Hanna
Roosevelt
Ohio
Lincoln Ring Sparks Inference Of Party Control
Rumors claim a Lincoln clique envy of a Hayes county group where seven of twenty Republican committeemen recently met to appoint delegates to state congressional senatorial and representative conventions. Those seven who chose to attend were granted privilege with no questions asked, seen as a striking example of ring rule in the state’s history.
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Hayes County
Senate attacks on soldiers meet disapproval in galleries
The piece notes gallery sentiment often mirrors public view more than the senate. It cites Senator Carmack’s recent attack on soldiers in the Philippines and says his remarks were met with hisses from a large majority of Americans. He is urged to stop his criticisms to gain popularity.
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Senate
Carmack
Philippines
Hoya
Lincoln seeks reform in republican politics to end boss rule
The Lincoln effort aims to abolish boss control in local Republican councils. Voters are urged to unite with the state to nominate a clean ticket headed by W. M. Robertson, signaling a purer capital city politics for now.
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Lincoln
W. M. Robertson
Season of high travel plans and rising spending
The piece notes a coming peak in outings and visits as more people have money to spend. It attributes prosperity and reduced debt to rising leisure travel, believing such recreation can be afforded without financial strain and hopes the trend lasts for years.
Robertson Emerges as Favored Republican Governor Candidate
The candidacy of W. M. Robertson for governor excites north Nebraska Republicans and wins support from the south Platte region. He is seen as a clean, able choice to lead the Republican state ticket and preserve the party’s plurality. If the convention on the 18th is well informed about Robertson, the ballot outcome seems clear.
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W. M. Robertson
North Nebraska
South Platte
Judge Robertson
Palma Faces Leaks and Press Scrutiny in Panama
President Palma confronts leaks as a newspaper publishes his message before congress. The house condemns premature publication as discourteous and Palma vows to uncover the source, warning of political friction with both Congress and energetic reporters.
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Palma
Congress
House
Roosevelt condemns Philippine cruelties while decrying lynching critics
President Roosevelt pledges to deter cruelties in the Philippines and objects to being told how to proceed by those in the United States who tolerate lynchings. He asserts that outrages at home do not excuse abuses abroad and that action must be taken regardless of domestic protest.
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Roosevelt
Philippines
United States
Language Control Sparks Debate Over Senate Representation
A compact note argues that lawmakers from certain states shield nations and hinder progress for the United States. The statement condemns attempts to wield influence that undermines national civilization and democratic governance.
Sioux City Relief Promised With Cheaper Produce
City officials forecast lower food costs for residents as vegetables come down in price. Potatoes may drop to a quarter, cabbage to one cent per pound, apples to a barrel, peaches to a bushel, and tomatoes to zero cents per bushel, though strawberries remain high due to vine damage. Farmers may not share the optimism.
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Sioux City Commission
Filipino claims praise for American rule in Congress
Felipe Huencamino, former secretary of state under Aguinaldo, tells Americans in Congress that Filipinos honor American soldiers and view U S governance as beneficial, arguing occupancy would have faced no resistance had Filipinos understood American aims. He criticizes rivals who demean U S institutions for campaign material.
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Felipe Huencamino
Aguinaldo
Congress
Sunday outings urged by Immanuel Baptist pastor
Rev. George Armor Fair of Immanuel Baptist Church in Sioux City argues that Sunday should include rest and fresh air for those with low wages and indoor work. He says rest on Sunday need not mean dissipation and that outings can be genteel and sanctioned by churches. Churches may align activities with the Sunday outing spirit, possibly via camp meetings in summers.
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George Armor Fair
Immanuel Baptist Church
Sioux City
Bryan Favored by Madison Mail for Fusion Nomination
An editorial in the Madison Mail endorses Hon. W. J. Bryan for the fusion gubernatorial nomination. Bryan, interviewed at Lincoln, denies candidacy but signals openness if offered. The piece argues party leaders seek Bryan’s win to bolster influence while warning against perceived fusion voter manipulation and funding.
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Madison Mail
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Sears for governor Well not as long as Judge Robertwonie
The Creighton Courier notes chatter about a potential gubernatorial bid by Sears, contrasted with Judge Robertwonie’s standing in the field. The piece frames the political landscape and the pace of campaigns.
Nebraska Weather Outlook Keeps Dour Prospects
The message from weather authorities and crop forecasts remains bleak in Nebraska. Officials warn of continued adverse conditions affecting prosperity, with optimism still low amid uncertain growing prospects.
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Nebraska
Dietrich Impresses In Senate Battles Against Elders
Senator Dietrich shows he can stand up to older colleagues and prevent them from crowding him into a back corner in the senate.
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Dietrich
Senate
Robert 00 Leads Republican Gubernatorial Nomination Race
Appearances place W. M. Robert 00 front in the republican nomination contest for governor with a strong second if the lead is overestimated. The crowding leader is described as an uncomfortable impression, signaling a tight race ahead.
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W. M. Robert
Employment inquiries in Tribune show varied demand
The Sioux City Tribune notes last evening the want columns reveal eighteen inquiries for female help, fifteen for male help, and three inquiries for positions, illustrating current job market interest.
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The
Tribune
Sioux City
Muscatine Carriers Win Raise in Prosperity Showdown
Workers at Muscatine Iowa gain a wage increase from 20 to 22 1/2 cents an hour after a Tuesday strike. The report notes that higher unemployment then would have prevented a raise, arguing more workers per job would have stopped the demand for higher pay.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Democrats Charge Government Suppressing Philippine Army Info
Democrats accuse the government of suppressing information about the American army in the Philippines. They argue the Democrats aim to discredit anything favorable to the army or government from those islands.
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Philippines
Oregon head of ticket shows tight race in governor contest
In Oregon the Democratic candidate for governor won by a slim margin of about one to two thousand votes while Republicans carried the rest of the state ticket and congressional races by roughly ten thousand votes. Both houses of the legislature trend Republican, a result Nebraska Republicans might emulate by nominating W. M. Robertson for governor.
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Oregon
Congress
Nebraska
W. M. Robertson
Lodge Philippine bill passes senate again
The Lodge Philippine bill has passed the senate with Republicans backing expansion and Democrats opposing, save Senator McLaurin of South Carolina who has sided with the Republicans. The passage is seen as easing floor denunciations of American soldiers by supporters of the Tagalog enemy.
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Senate
Philippines
Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
Boers Sign Peace Papers Quietly After Hoopla
The World Herald notes Boer delegates signed the peace conference articles quietly, defying expectations of dramatic entrance. A special correspondent and hired cable reported the subdued moment, ending suspense that surrounded the historic signing.
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World Herald
World-Herald
Robertson's Governor Bid Faces Shifting Support Patterns
The report suggests W M Robertson may retire his bid if ballot chances fade and supporters might rally to the next preferred candidate. Backers say Robertson would prefer loyal backing while nominating prospects remain open and deny any machine politics label.
Miners Strike Intensifies as 8 Hour Demands Hit
Wilkesbarre Pa June 2 The United Mine Workers order to use unmanned engineers and pumpmen under an eight hour day triggers a tense week in the anthracite belt. Three-fourths of firemen, engineers and pumpmen quit at 15 collieries in Mahanoy valley as 3 000 coal and iron policemen are mobilized to guard mines and workers.
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Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers of America
Fromen
Mahanoy Valley
Hazleton
Freeland
Rollce Ferry
Hazelton House
Furnace Workers Strike Near Defeat in Shenango Valley
Pittsburg June 2 strike update says ten of thirty blast furnaces are operating. National Steel furnaces at Youngstown and Newcastle and others at Sharon and Sharpsville run. Twenty furnaces are banked and leaders claim most valley furnaces are closed. Organizer Thomas H. Flinn warns ranks may double if demands are not met.
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Pittsburg
Shenango
Shamokin
National Steel Company
Youngstown
Newcastle
Sharon Steel Company
Sharon
W. P. Snyder Company
Sharpsville
Thomas H. Flinn
Federation of Labor
Vote on Socialism Dominates Western Labor Conventions
Denver June 2 Today's session stands as the Western Federation of Labor and Western Miners' union meet for a decisive vote on socialism or independent political action. Leaders predict socialism may win but require strong backing to carry the day before adjournment.
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Denver
Western Federation of Labor
Western Miners’ Union
Boyce
Heaviest Rainstorm of the Year Hits Burlington
A severe downpour drenched Burlington yesterday causing crop and home damage. Rainfall was estimated at six to eight inches with the Mississippi River rising a foot in the last 12 hours.
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Iest
Burlington
Mississippi
New Boxer Outbreak Kills Missionaries in China
Advices from Victoria report a Boxer uprising in southwest China led by Go Chi Hing. A French missionary and a Belgian priest were killed, 60 Chinese tax officials slain, and a church at Wel Hein burned with native missionaries and many converts killed. Troops were sent but defeated by the Boxers as they move toward Pe king via Honan and Shantung. The rebels are well armed.
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Victoria
Peking
Chi Li
Go Chi Hing
Wel Hein
Honan
Shan Tung
Nebraska corn acreage slips while wheat rises
The Corn Belt notes Nebraska corn planting mostly from mid April to early May with some late as May 20. Ground condition at planting and current stand are better than last year and winter wheat acreage has increased. Oats reports show 95 good, 90 fair, 78 poor out of 213 reports.
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Chicago
Corn Belt
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Nebraska
Battles flare in Central America as isthmus towns change hands
The Atrato reports heavy fighting at Bocas del Toro in Colon province Colombia. Rebels mined Bocas and government troops were nearly wiped out marching to recapture. Colon and Panama remain under government control as troops flood these ports to halt the revolution.
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Colombia
Kingston
Jamaica
Atrato
Colon
Bocas del Toro
Bocas
Panama
Will Appeal Murder Case In Des Moines
Louis Busse of Bremer county seeks supreme court review of a Bremer county murder conviction for killing his wife after a quarrel and attempting to burn evidence in a building. He faces hanging but his friends seek a new trial and a penitentiary sentence.
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Des Moines
Louis Busse
Bremer County
Supreme Court
Busse
Butler County
Baseball Scores Yesterday Across Leagues
National League Cincinnati defeated St Louis 8 to 3. American Association Columbus beat Toledo 9 to nothing. St Paul triumphed over Minneapolis 9 to 3. Kansas City edged Milwaukee 8 to 6. Louisville defeated Indianapolis 6 to 1. Western League Omaha won against Kansas City 4 to 5. Colorado Springs beat Milwaukee 9 to 10. Denver routed Peoria 8 to 0.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Denver
Peoria
Threshers Form a Union in Richardson County
The grain threshers of Richardson county organized a union in Falls City Nebraska on June 2. They agreed to charge a uniform threshing price and each member will follow the union set rate. Supplies including coal and lubricants will be bought at wholesale for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Neb
Richardson County
Actress Ada Gray Found Destitute on City Island
New York June 2 Ada Gray the noted actress of former days is found alone and almost destitute in a small cottage on City Island Neighbors moved her to Fordham hospital where she will likely be cared for by the actors fund
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New York
Ada Gray
City Island
Fordham Hospital
Actors’ Fund
Grover Cleveland to Speak at Tilden Club Opening
Former President Grover Cleveland has accepted an invitation to address the opening of the Tilden club on June 19 in New York. About 1,500 prominent Democrats are invited, with expected attendees including David B. Hill and William J. Bryan.
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Grover Cleveland
New York
New Tilden Club
Democratic Party
David B. Hill
William J. Bryan
No Change in the Covenant Presbyterian Assembly Debates UNITY
Pittsburg June 2 The 44th general assembly of the United Presbyterian church ended with no action on covenant membership changes after a long animated discussion. The body concluded the time was not ripe to pursue proposed alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
44Th General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
French chamber meets. deaths and holidays in telegrams
Walter Powell is dead and Daniel Treewitz is dying after a bicycle crash in Lancaster PA. June 26 27 public holidays proclaimed in Pretoria for King Edward's coronation. A traveling salesman left a note suggesting membership in a death by own action club. A. G. Corre aged 61, head of Grand Hotel and Gibson House Cincinnati, dies after three months illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Powell
Daniel Treewitz
Lancaster
King Edward
Pretoria
L. Wachman
Chicago
A. G. Corre
Gibson House
Cincinnati
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