Texas as a Gateway to Pan American Trade and Immigration
A speech extols rapid immigration as a solution to fuel and growth, cites Texas population data from 1870 to 1900, notes substantial proto school enrollment, and highlights Texas as key to Pan American industry and commerce. It praises U S Mexico ties, trade growth, and Texas's role near Spanish speaking America, urging faithful trusteeship and restraint from pride.
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Union
Texas
United States
Mexico
America
Weather Outlook Across Regions For Sunday Forecast
Weather summary from local forecast shows warmer Sunday in the northern regions with fair conditions for Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Expect light northeasterly to variable winds, with warmer temperatures in northern portions and a few cooler readings in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
McKinley in Texas Tour Ends With Gracious Houston Welcome
President McKinley wraps a Texas trip with receptions in Austin and Houston. He hails Texas’s industrial strides, voices pride in the union, and honors Anson Jones’s widow with a staff from the old capitol. At Prairie View he addresses colored students stressing learning and citizenship while praising black troops in the Spanish war.
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McKinley
Lone Star State
Anson Jones
Republic of Texas
Columbia
Houston
Ohio
Fellows
Prairieview
State Normal and Industrial School
Colored
Tuskegee
Alabama
Savannah
New Orleans
United States
Spain
el Caney
San Juan Hill
Cuba
Philippines
Austin
San Antonio
Alamo
Work for Explorers and a Potential Strike in Illinois
The Geological Survey of Canada chief warns one third of Canada remains unexplored. Consul Seyfert notes over a million square miles are unknown, mainly Labrador interior. Five thousand miles of rail likely in five years, unlocking mineral wealth and hardwood forests. Separately, machinists and Illinois Central Railway may face a strike over hours before next Tuesday.
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Washington
Geological Survey of Canada
Dominion
States
United States
Seyfert
Stratford
State Department
Arctic
Labrador Peninsula
Consul Seyfert
Ilinois Central Railway Company
Women Can Do More for Mankind by Moral Influence
Chicago May 3 The Witners Association released its semi annual report opposing woman suffrage. It argues moral influence in the home and public opinion can reform society as effectively as or more than voting, condemning suffrage as a retrograde move toward anarchism and calling for reform through education and virtue.
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Chicago
Witners’ Association
Middle West
Labor unrest touches far flung industries
The Everett Moore syndicate plans a Toledo to Detroit road after purchasing the Toledo Fre mont Norwalk electric railway. Montana smelter at East Helena closes indefinitely with no strike, affecting about 200 workers. Northern Pacific mines at Red Lodge and Bridger halt operations, each employing around 500, amid out of town strike agitation. National Civic Federation industrial committee to meet in New York to map work. Dayton cash register factory idle. four molders discharged for cause, machine makers demand reinstatement.
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Brookside
Blue Bird
Danville
Ill
Justin
Illinois Coal Operators’ Association
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Toledo, Fremont
National Committee On
Natinal Civic Federation
New York
National Cash Register
Dayton
Temperance speech ends with churchman’s tolerance remark
In Baltimore on May 3 Rev A F Sterger of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church told Retail Liquor Dealers' Beneficial Association he dislikes condemning their trade. He noted he enjoys wine or beer himself and urged opponents to visit and judge the business fairly, asserting it is honorable and worthy.
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Baltimore
A. F. Sterger
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Washington Notes Update From War and Treasury Circles
Judge Hayden's condition steady. Secretary Gage bought bonds totaling 118000 at specified prices. Col Wallace Randolph starts new artillery duties at the War Department. Indiana National Bank named reserve agent for First National Bank of South Bend. Admiral Remey arrives at Melbourne to represent the U.S. at Australia Parliament opening. Postmaster candidates’ appointments approved. Manila depot reports transport movements for Gen Chaffee's army to the Philippines.
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Hayden
Gage
Wallace Randolph
War Department
Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis
First National Bank of South Bend
Admiral Remey
Brooklyn
Melbourne
United States
George W. Kelsey
Land
Whitley County
Indiana
Lawrence P. Cahill
Connellsburg
Daviess County
Simon Kingsley
Gliidas
Harrison County
Miller
Manila
Luddington
Pakling
Lenox
Taku
Sumner
Gen. Chaffee
China
Philippines
Transatlantic Fleet Movements May 3 Across Key Ports
Ships arriving and departing across New York Liverpool Cherbourg Kinsale Boston Havre Bremen on May 3 include Fuerst Bismarck Belgravia New England Povic Deutsch land Tauric Commonwealth L AQuitaine Lahn and related movements between Hamburg Naples Boston and New York with several routes to Liverpool and connections to Hamburg and Boston.
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New York
Fuerst Bismarck
Hamburg
Belgravia
Naples
Caledonian
Liverpool
New England
Boston
Povic
Cherbourg
Deutschland
Kinsale
Tauric
Commonwealth
Havre
L'Aquitaine
Bremen
Lahn
Death of Louis C Webber at Deaconess Hospital
Louis C Webber aged 43, known for his Grand Hotel presence and work with Sherrin Williams Co, died last night at Deaconess Hospital after heart failure following pneumonia and a stroke. Born in New Albany, he will be interred in Atwater, Ohio beside his parents. sister Mrs Henry Smith attended him, brother John Webber notified. Friends praised his integrity and dealings with violinist Ysaye’s tour and connections to Joseph Arthur. Funeral arrangements await John's arrival.
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Louis C. Webber
Deaconess Hospital
Webber
Grand Hotel
Mr. Webber
Paine Manufacturing Company
Sherrin, Williams & Co
Chicago
Indianapolis
New Albany
Ind
Atwater
Henry Smith
Ravenna
John Webber
Cincinnati
Ysaye
Belgium
Joseph Arthur
Mr. Arthur
English’s
Opera House
George A. Dickson
Henry M. Talbott
Polar bear gift to state museum tied to mounting costs
The polar bear arrived for the State Museum via State Geologist Blatchley and was stored with Fletcher M. Noe after the Zoo's tiger incident. Taxidermy charges totaling 342.66 led Blatchley to refuse payment, as the bear remained on display at Noe's shell.
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Blatchley
State Museum
Fletcher M. Noe
Prof
Lebanon
Ind
Aginton
Noe
Races Open at Driving Park by Local Business Club
A handful of Business Men's Driving Club members formally opened the race track yesterday afternoon. No official program existed yet, but several lively impromptu races were held. The track is in good condition and horses should be ready after a few days of training.
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Indianapolis
Business Men's Driving Club
Mrs SlaughterLinked to Havana Death Claim
Mrs Slaughter, wife of the late James L Slaughter who died in Cuba some time ago, appears in a local probate or family matter regarding his estate or remarriage claims.
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the Starr Piano Company
Chase
Richmond
Tung
Starr
Starr Piano
Etons
Eears Seasen
Srs Ene Een
Mane Mere
Chase Pianos
Chase Factory
Kuabe
Starr, Chase
Starr Piano Company
Indiana’s Representative Piano House
West
Washington Street
THE
Piano Club
Clectroo Petra
Eerie
Wapp Hanes
Algury
Tenn
Senate
Sayres
National House of Representatives
National House
South
Congress of the United States
News
Pennsylvania
Elmals
Missouri
Hay
Canada
Anti-Suffrage Association
Mrs. Nation
Washington Notes
Lomee
Louis Webber
Knight & Jillson Co
Indianapolis, Ind
Joseph Taggart
Bakery
Massachusetts Avenue
Cliviso
Eojmaer
Geouno
Gamers & Hair Vet
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