Debated Hay's McKinley Rulogy in Congress
Senate resumed debate on the Philippine Government bill with speeches by Mason of Illinois and others. House members praised or criticized Secretary Hay's address, while discussions touched on self government for the Philippines and Aguinaldo era assertions. proceedings adjourned after an executive session.
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HOUSE
Hay
McKinley
Clark
Missouri
Hooker
Mississippi
Dill
Sternberg
Alaska
Washington
Congress
State Hay
DeArmond
General Hooker
May
Grosvenor
Ohie
Richardson
George Bancrest
Lincoln
United States
Grover Cleveland
Blaine
Garfield
Jefferson Davis
Semnamey
Sts
Senate Debates Philippine Bill and Amendments in Washington
In the Senate Mason of Illinois argued for Filipino self government under the 15 minute rule. He urged independence as soon as ready and opposed a strict stance toward the Philippines. Other speakers included Hoar Foraker Cullom Bacon Patterson Teller Carmack and Proctor. Amendments by Lodge aimed at land disposition corporate limits and slavery prohibitions were debated along with revenue and customs provisions.
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Senate
Mason
Ilinois
United States
Hoar
Foraker
CoHom
Bacon
Patterson
Teller Wn Carmack
Philippine Islands
Mr. Bacon
Georgia
Washington
Illinois
Cullom
Teller
Carmack
Proctor
Philippine Committee
Islands
Lodge
Philippine Archipelago
Good in emergencies the cough cure Jaynes Expectorant.
A brief note presents Jaynes Expectorant as a dependable cough remedy marketed for urgent relief. It highlights trust in emergencies and positions the product as a ready solution for sudden cough symptoms.
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Jayne
Increase and restoration payments listed by towns and individuals
Original and special accrued accounts across multiple states outline increases for widows, restoration, and reissues. Names from John Swains to Dallas Westminster appear with varied sums plus notes on war with Spain, special dates, and locations including New Jersey and Maryland.
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John Swains
Bromfieldville
William Hill
Pottsville
Oliver Bunce
Teepleville
John Ramsey
Hookstown
John FE
Birney
Chester
John Kennedy
Buckmanville
Franklin H. Shirey
Monocacy
Adron Penrose
Berry Station
Hiram P. Jarrett
Selinsgrove
William S. Allen
Philadelphia
James 8. Weston
Smicksburg
Henry Daily
New Castle
John KE
Vickerman
Pittsburg
David P. Rimert
Mount Carmel
Samuel Majors
West Bridgewater
Cyrus Engle
Waldeck
Lyman
Belfast
Rictham C. Harrison
Buell
Joseph B. Alleger
Bushkill
William H. Ginnard
Kasten
Melville Ewen Morris
Bradford
Nancy B. Crawford
Eliza J. Noble
Millersville
Jennie H. Burford
North Clarendon
Anna Smith
Tarentum
Eliza M. Smith
Mary BE. Jaxtheimer
Negry
Spain
Sophia Boyd
Freeport
Caroline R. Boyd
New Jersey
Charles M, Hildreth
Paterson
Normann Bartsch
Oradell
Martin Schnetzler
Elmer
Lewis S. Lockwell
Fairton
John
Evelyne C. Handy
Phebe White
Riverle
Napoleon era medals tied to Marshal Ney charm
Congressman Norton of Chblo guards a bronze medal charm worn by Marshal Ney during Napoleon's Egyptian campaign. Purchased in Paris, the medal bears Napolean’s titles and a French inscription. Five other medals were distributed to loyal marshals with four remaining in French hands and one in a national museum. Ney’s medal was later lost or stolen.
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Congressman Norton
Chblo
Marshal Ney
France
Norton
James T. Hill
Newton
Mass
Paris
Hhis
Napoleon
St. Helena
Hotel Des Invalides
Island
Elba
Egypt
Rom ‘Okie Ta
Quay Plans to Rule Convention in Harrisburg
Washington reports a secret conference at Senator Quay's residence with Senator Penrose and Durham amid plans for the State convention. Quay named as likely permanent chairman. Penrose's secretary Andrews reviews other state platforms while Watres pursues gubernatorial backing. Durham departed by midnight. Watres delays in Washington awaiting talks with Palmer allies.
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Philadelphia Times
Washiington
D. C
Senator Quay
Senator Penrose
Durham
W. R. Andrews
Penrose
State Committee
Harrisburg
Washington
Watres
Scranton
Palmer
Elkin May Lose Two State Delegate Seats
A movement in Schuylkill county's Fourth district aims to contest the seats of Pottsville's George Seiders and Minersville's William Woodward as State delegates for Elkin. Believed to be a Pennypacker faction retaliation after bribery charges by the Elkin faction led by County Solicitor C A Snyder. Irregularities in Pottsville wards and St Clair voting are cited as grounds for the contest against Seiders and Woodward.
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Philadelphia Times
Pottsville
Schuylkill County
George Seiders
William Woodward
Minersville
Elkin
Pennypacker
C. A. Snyder
Elkinites
St. Clair
William C. Lee
John T. Sheerner
Orwigsburg
Messrs Seiders and Woodward
Elkin Declares Victory Bid In Governor Race
Harrisburg June 2 Attorney General Fikin predicts winning the Republican nomination for governor after Tioga County primaries. He plans visits to York Carlisle and Johnston to court delegates, with expected support from Perry Westmoreland Cambria Clarion Bedford Somerset Montour and Washington counties and possible backing against Elkin from Butler and the Quay faction.
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Harrisburg
Fikin
Tioga
York
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Johnstown
Somerset
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Friends of Elkin
Perry
Westmoreland
Cambria
Clarion
Bedford
Montour
Washington
Elkin
Butler
Quay
Chester Delegates Likely For Pattison In State Convention
Special to The Philadelphia Times Chester June 2 The odds favor the Democratic county convention electing three delegates to the State convention who will back Robert E Pattison for Governor. Friends of Judge Gordon carried parts of West Chester and several townships but Pattison backers are still favored. Col A M C Holding of West Chester a Pattison ally is expected to be a State delegate. Daniel S Wright of Phoenixville also seems certain. The third delegate will come from the southern or Western county region.
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Philadelphia Times
Wrest Chester
Robert E. Pattison
Judge Gordon
West Chester
Pattison
A. McC. Holding
Daniel S. Wright
Phoenixville
Dauphin County selects new state convention delegates
In Dauphin Harrisburg on June 2 the Democratic county committee elected T. K. Van Dyke, John J. Kelley and Howard Holstein as delegates from the First Legislative district. A prior slate is challenged as allegedly illegally chosen. the state convention will resolve the dispute.
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Philadelphia Times
Harrisburg
Democratic County Committee
T. K. van Dyke
John J. Kelley
Howard Holstein
Dauphin County
Negro Speak-Easy Raided. Proprietor Held on Bail
Police broke up a speak-easy in a large Negro residential colony near the Torresdale filtration plant. The man identified as proprietor William Hurtt was arrested and held on $600 bail by Magistrate Art at the Frankford police station.
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Torresdale
William Hurtt
Art
Frankford
Tragedies of a Month From Public Opinion
The piece lists major disasters from May including a 416 death tornado in Decode India, 30000 dead from Martinique and St. Vincent eruptions, a Sheraden Pa naptha explosion with 23 dead and 202 injured, a sinking British-India liner Camorra with unknown survivors, a May 17 Atlanta riot with multiple fatalities, up to Texas tornado deaths and floods. It notes 134 entombed miners at Fernie BC and mentions deaths of prominent figures as further context.
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Decode
India
Martinique
St. Vincent
Sheraden
Camorra
Atlanta
Texas
Coal Creek
Tenn
Cincinnati
Couuntry
Iowa
Fernie
British Columbia
Ilinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
A. J. Cummings
Potter Palmer
Archbishop Corrigan
Admiral Sampson
Bret Harte
Paul Leicester Ford
Aeronaut
Severo
Lord Pauncefote
Pittsburg Times
West Indies
Central America
Russian oil trade crisis in Trans Caucasus hits 1901 industry
From the London Globe, a Foreign Office report by Consul Stevens details a 1901 oil price collapse in Batoum and the Trans Caucasus. Excess production, scarce rolling stock, and high royalties press small producers toward cessation while rich firms endure. The report notes U S prices remained steady and calls for royalty payments in kind to ease the crisis.
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Foreign Office
Batoum
Stevens
Trans-Caucasus
Caucasus
Transcaucasian Railway
Mihailova
Batowin
United States of America
United States
Caucassus
Bibi- Elbat
Balakan
Baku
Catch Phrases in Trade and Persuasion Tactics
A reflection on how a memorable catch phrase drives business by encoding a company’s core idea into a concise line. It argues persuasion builds when a phrase is repeatedly invoked and tied to a seller’s methods, influencing buyers when goods are sought. The piece contrasts varied reception to sensational forecasts to show why memorable lines endure.
America's Pacific future and the geographical conspiracy
The article argues that the Pacific boom will redefine global trade, led by American leaders like James J. Hill. New ships from the Great Northern and Canadian Pacific, plus Nippon Yusen Kaisha and Toyo Kisen Kaisha, will push trans-Pacific tonnage toward 300 350 thousand tons. It emphasizes U S and Canada gain from reduced distance to China and Japan, with American flour shipments cited as a possible driver.
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Japan
Pacific
England
Canada
Germany
Russia
Ocean
Australia
Northern Pacific
China
Atlantic
America
Lon
Ous
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
United States
J. P. Morgan
New London
Trans- Pacific
Pacific Mail Company
Newport
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Austria
Nicaragua
Hill
Philippine Islands
Pavitc
Europe
France
Great Britain
Uni
Atlantic States
Middle States
Pacific Coast
Enet
Far East
American Pacific Coast
Great Pacific Ocean
British Columbia
Jnst
Pacific London Mail
Trade Ad Taken Out in Trade Confession at College
A student recounts a late day attempt to land an ad contract for a crematory, meeting Mr. Stiff who agrees to terms after two hours of questioning. As the deal is signed, the student pockets contract blanks and exits, then is recalled with the line that the advertisement is to be taken out in trade.
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Stanford
Stiff
Mr. Halsey
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Vermont
Felipe Buencamine
Colorado
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Uth
Phil- Beek
Harvard
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Nevada
Philip
Burton
Ohio
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Llouse
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MacKinley
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Kell
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Bowie
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Feeley
Green
Pennsylvania
Henry
Johnson
Lou
Carolin Jones
Virginia
Kern
Ilinote
W. W. Kitebin
N. C. Kieberg
Lester
Lever
South Carolina
Lewis
Little
Lloyd
McCullough
McLean
Maddox
Mahoney
Ndlinois Neville
Tennessee
Scarborough
Caro
Sims
Slayden
Kentucky
Sparkman
Florida
Spicht
Stark
Sulzer
New York
Underwood
Wheeler
Williams
Wooten
Sternberg Bill
Hull
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Lacey
Agricultural Department
Roosevelt
Bell
Shafroth
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H. Todd
Woolford
Raison
Dallas Westminster
Peter Layton
Schuylkill
Hell
Gordon
Dauphin
Weath
Yorkelty
Gams
Palestine
Orleans
Dyia
Louis
The
London Globe
NEW Pacific
Willow Grove
Sousa
YE Olde Mill
NEW Fairy Theatre
Lakeside Cafe
Coterno
Hashim’s
Piecoe
YE Park
Lovers’ Lane
My Oological Garden
Girard SI
Nm Mothe
Valerie Bergere
Mate En
Prcrenor Bales
Cena Sant Beas
Republic
Cape May
Thureday
Chestnut Street
Shek
Walnut
Columbia Ave
Phila
Chicago
Philadelp
Kire
Fordham Ys
Franklin Field
Postal Telegraph Company
Johann Hoff
Iqhan
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