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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
2
A Faris restaurant offers a meal of several courses presented as concentrated tablets. The meal can be eaten in minutes and carried in a vest pocket or handbag.
The document cites the U S diplomatic and consular service appropriation at 1846 dollars with comparisons to Agricultural Department and city of Washington expenses. It also notes a pianist or entertainer connected to many historic figures and royal audiences in Europe.
New York Aug 7. C Dan’s weekly review notes no regional complaints about current merchandise distillation and general trade uncertainty due to labor issues in steel. Weather improves conditions, money is easy, and demand is steady. tin plate imports lag, domestic mills strong, and immigration trends show little change.
Western Kansas land cases clarified by Attorney General Godard. state owns sections retained for school purposes and Union Pacific right of way through public lands is void after admission acts. Reports from Hobart and surrounding districts note homeseekers prioritizing townsites. freight-rate investigations and new county refunding bonds also reported.
In Pittaburg Pa April 12 a peremptory order moves the Dewees Wood plant at McKeesport to the Kiskiminetas valley amid strong local sympathy for labor. The National Tube plant at McKeesport is to be abandoned, with the Amalgamated Association pledging support. The Dewees yard and mills span 12 to 14 acres and once employed about 1200 workers.
Maj. Gen. MacArthur’s annual report reviews Filipino hostility after the insurrection’s collapse, noting secret committees funding warfare against the Americans. It cites the December proclamation and the rise of 41 to 502 army stations, with 1,098 contacts showing casualties on both sides. mentions weather disasters, labor disputes, and economic issues in the U.S. territories and the Philippines.
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