Roosevelt Plans Fall Tours and Irrigation Bill Action
Washington reports President Roosevelt will make two extended trips in the fall visiting Detroit Springfield Chicago and other cities then proceed to the South and West including Mississippi New Orleans and San Antonio with speeches en route. Concurrently the irrigation bill gains momentum with broad House support and hopes for passage this session.
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National Legislature Debates Philippine Bill and Immigration Measure
In Washington, debate swirls over the Philippine bill and immigration policy as senators clash on route selection for the canal, native rights, and funding. House action includes liquor controls and tariff adjustments while consolidating appro priations and confirming diplomatic appointments amid a flurry of committee reports. Cuban ceremonies mark US relations with Cuba as Herbert Squiers is welcomed at the palace in Havana.
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Floral tributes gather at McKinley tomb in Canton
Canton on June 2 documented a large influx of floral offerings for President McKinley with a significant crate from the White House in Washington. Spanish American War veterans laid a special ensign on the tomb and the A and B clubs placed a flower cluster from a shared dead supply.
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Death of Lord Pauncefote Opens Diplomatic Activities
Washington observes half mast flags as Lord Pauncefote dies. The diplomatic corps plans a state funeral with British, French, and German envoys directing arrangements. Remains may go to England. a U S warship option is debated amid family wishes.
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Filipin o Secretary of War Visits Washington
General Buencamino, once Agrabaide's secretary, meets President and Secretary Root. He claims his return to Washington is to correct false reports aimed at discrediting civil government, Taft’s commission, and the army. He praises the civil government and the army, notes Filipino love for Judge Taft, and hopes Taft remains head of the civil government.
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Mixed U S military and political items from 1900 era
Nelson Miles arrives at Fort Riley with seven pieces of new ordnance including two recoil patterns and a 150 mile practice march. United States marshals bill advances in Washington with favors for services in Latin Territory. Billings of Chicago eyes Crescent trotter purchase in Missouri. Auto verdict in New York awards damages to a boy’s death. Britain accepts U S warship offer with gratitude. U S army in the Philippines to shrink below 24 000. Kansas and national pbase building cuts reflect conference changes. President invited to Texas fair with possible October visit.
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Meat Delivery Strikes Paralyze Chicago Meat Supply
In Chicago in May reports say butchers close shops and many firms halt operations as teamsters strike for concessions. Downtown meat and ice deliveries falter while police quell clashes. a Palmer House attempt to unload meat ends in beating. Union guards prevent unloading and a stockyard car is sent back.
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Labor unrest near Manila pushes wage demands
June reports in Manila describe an imminent labor shake on the eve of a heat season. Major American employers face demands to raise wages by 50 percent or risk strikes. One firm had paid only $3 weekly three years ago and now offers about $30 weekly. Organizers seek wage increases across tribes, alarming merchants who note Pilipino workers bear higher living costs compared with American labor. Wages now far exceed those under the Spanish regime, by five to ten times.
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Orphans Home Sustains Wind and Rain Damage
Atchison May 2 a severe wind and rainstorm unrooted trees damaged buildings barns and mills in the countryside northeast of town. The Soldiers' Orphans Home roof and part of the hospital annex collapsed but no injuries occurred. Bridges were washed out and fences and crops damaged.
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New York Coal Famine Brightens Market Shortages
News from New York reports a real coal famine as miners strike and stockpiles shrink. Retail dealers warn of thin coal supplies with yards emptied except where railroads hoard thousands of tons.
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Snow and fires dominate in brief Canandaigua notes
May snow rakes northern pockets while fires devastate White Horn mining camp near Salida Colorado. Reports of postal cards with McKinley portraits by July. Various global and domestic items follow, including quarantine in Indiana, strikes in Philadelphia mills, and weather extremes across the United States.
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