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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1901
Page
1
The report warns a large disaster as water subsides with up to 40,000 people out of work or unable to operate. Authorities fear substantial economic impact and ongoing disruptions across affected areas.
Massive flooding along the eastern half of Pennsylvania blocks waterways and displaces residents. About 410000 people affected as several towns report rivers rising past danger levels. Infected areas like Newport and Jersey Shore suffer mobile losses while the Penrose area debates immigration measures and temporary housing. Russia reportedly urged Japan to expel American and British missionaries during Ito’s visit, amid broader tensions. An execution case in Ston is also noted.
Immigration debate centers on stopping Chinese workers and protecting American labor. Senator Penrose vows aggressive action, citing fears of corporate reliance on foreign labor while unions press for limits. public notices tout travel, rates, and local commerce updates amid broader anti-immigrant sentiment.
New York December delegates from labor, bar, and capital meet under the National Civic Federation as Senator Hanna voices strong approval of organized labor. Charles Schwab condemns unions as they exist, while John Philips and John J. Donnelly admit prior misgivings. Bishop Potter Archbishop Ireland urge labor capital harmony to ease disputes.
Reports from Chesterfield describe Lord Rosebery's address as the era’s major political sensation since Gladstone. Papers react variably, some condemning his shift from Liberal principles, others praising the speech as a Liberal revival. The mix signals intense public attention and factional debate across the UK.
Congressman Wheeler of Kentucky introduced a House resolution calling for Admiral Dewey to testify on the conduct and interpretation of the naval inquiry regarding the Battle of Santiago. The move cites Dewey's agreement with the majority finding and argues the court martial report is incomplete. Washington notes Sampoon and Lang faced protest concerns from his attorneys, with Dewey’s view central to the matter.
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