Congressional actions and notable events from late May
A bulletin summarizing Senate and House activity in late May covers debates on Cuba and the Philippines policy, army and appropriation bills, river and harbor projects, and defense funding. It notes a deadly collision in Tennessee, the death of Rev Robert Alexander, and nominations and local incidents across the nation.
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Senate
Philippines
Cuba
House
District of Columbia
Revenue Cutter Service
Morgan
Chandler
W A. Clark
Montana
Navy
Marine Corps
Labor union order opens mills to union members nationwide
Acting under directives from the Amalgamated Association of Tron and Stel Workers President Shaffer, unionized mills in the country are opened to association members provided union wages and conditions prevail. Members must organize non-union mills within 30 days. The rest of the report notes industrial accidents and fires in Chicago, New York, Baltimore, and other places, plus transportation and energy incidents and market changes.
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Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Tron and Stel Workers
New York City
Chicago
Germany
Klalsted
Thirty-fifth Streets
Hirshberg, Hollander & Co
Paints and Oils
Baltimore
Woolson Spice Co
Merietn Sugar Retinging Co
Vebuchkles
Pnspeetar
Champlain
Noy
Dsth
Shea
Cntroof
Abravti
Canada
United States
Champulain
York
Van
Tesiis
Tas
Milaeds
Ind
Pacat
Multiple disasters and crimes reported with scattered details
The article chronicles fires at Empire salt works in Warsaw New York causing losses around 150000 dollars, a Chicago shooting injuring Charles Morell and death by suicide by John Correa over firm books, a large block fire in Mraddoen Pa involving Mo McDevitt dry goods and others, a death of Jacob Mueller a former opera singer, early explosive tests at Sandy Hook proving grounds with secrecy and unnamed invention, naval officers retired amid bureau changes, and strikes at Hort Adectoe Vehicle Co in Chicago amid street repair costs.
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Empire Salt Works
Warsaw
N.Y
Charles Morell
Chicago
John Correa
Wehring
Mraddoen
Mo McDevitt
J. A. Bell
Nation
Frank Wentyel
Lewis Bachman
Clothier
SIN
Tire
Lass
Milly
Jacob Mueller
Europe
Ninetien
Sandy Hook
N 0
Ordenance Ollicktls
Nee Phew
Phollep C. Wiethorm
Bureau of Construction and
Nui
Cathy
Pus Corps
Hort Adectoe Vehicle Co
Vas
Oesery
Hoban Ro
Beceboft
Vernon
Dnavan
Tyrytttoe
Foreign Intelligence Summary from December 1900 Census
The December 1 1900 census places the German Empire population at 56 345 014 with 27 731 007 males. The 33 largest towns exceed 100 000 each totaling 9 108 814. Germany’s population rose about 4 000 000 since 1895, up 7.78 percent.
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German Empire
Steel Trust
United States
Guayaquil
Quito
Ecuador
St. Johns
N. FE
Ingraham
Lucerne
Hacalieu
New Chwang
China
Sting King
Mukden
Inauguration Day Splendor as McKinley Is Reelected
Washington reports William McKinley sworn for a second term amid grand ceremonies. Tens of thousands witness parade from White House to Capitol as Admiral Farragut’s era ships anchor on the Potomac. The address calls for sound finance, steady economy, and peaceful arbitration.
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White House
Capitol
William Weinhey
Tional
McKinley
Arfield
Harrison
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Prand
Potomac
Hartford
Farragut
Mobile Bay
Ih Cohuree
Hoher
Maro
Mass
Dorie
Cortelers
Inaugural Day Echoes Across Washington Streets
The nation reflects on progress and unity as the United States strengthens its stance in Cuba and the Philippines. A grand inaugural procession features President McKinley, Vice President Roosevelt, and military units amid a vivid display of national pride and hopes for peaceful, orderly transitions abroad.
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United States
Civic Division
White House
Governor's Island
Greene
Cleveland
Hanna
Roosevelt
Twenty-third Ohio
Dewey
Miles
Joe” Wheeler
McKinley
Current Topics Snapshot From an Early 20th Century Bulletin
A collage of facts and figures covers science, geography, and society. It notes 3,000,600 brain nerve cells, 5 percent fleece weight, Judie on Paris stage, eight long submarine cables, 50 new factories in 1900 Kansas City, mosquito development in weeks, the French Legion of Honor at 65,000 members, and plans to spend 16 million dollars on New Orleans improvements. Additional items mention a phonograph wedding in Binghamton, Michigan salt production, letter XNI frequency, hats versus boots spending, Vermont’s ex governors, Queensland marriage rate decline, Gen. Wheeler seeking Congress, London coronation expectations, Utah reporting past newspaper work, Ladsmith relief bombardment, Virginia population counts, Wisconsin repopulation, and early wireless link investments.
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Judie
Paris
Kansas City
French Legion of Ionor
New Orleans
Binghamton
N.Y
Michigan
Vermont
Frederick Holbrook
Edward C. Smith
Queensland
Australia
Dee Wheeler
Congress
London
Edward VI
Cov. Wells
Utah
San Francisco
Ladssmith
Italy
Virginia
Wisconsin
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Central Standard Time
The notice lists a time zone change to Central Standard Time for West and North divisions of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie RR
Tim
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