Compromise sought on irrigation bill details in Washington
Washington April 8 The President led a conference on national irrigation aid with lawmakers Mondell Tongue Newlands Tyril Sutherland Metcalf. Section 8 will keep state water laws intact with added federal alignment. House committee to vote next Saturday. Speaker Henderson awaited for scheduling amidst growing harmony.
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Congress
Mondell
DHT
House
Tongue
Newlands
Tyril
Sutherland
Metcalf
White House
Secretary of the Interior
House Irrigation Committee
Senate
George S. Maxwell
Henderson
New York Labor Decision affirms union right to strike
Albany April 3 The New York Court of Appeals holds that members of no union may decline to work with non union men and may order a strike to have that right respected In National Protective Association of Steam Fitters and Helpers v Cummin and others Chief Justice Parker writes that workers may organize to secure higher wages shorter hours and better terms They have the right to strike provided the aim is legitimate and not to injure others The court says a labor organization has the same legal right as an individual to threaten or act to lawful ends
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Albany
N.X
Haowe
Court of Appeals
National Protective Association of Steam Fitters and Ihelpers
Charles McQueed
James Cummin
Patrick J. D
Enterprise Association
Parker
Gray
O'Brien
Caighe
Bartlett
Martin and
Vann
Palker
Rights of Colored Women in New England Meeting
Boston April 3 newspaper women of New England adopted a resolution to instruct delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial in Los Angeles to safeguard the rights of colored club women. They will vote for state level reorganization under the Massachusetts plan if possible, preserving unity with other delegates.
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Women of New England
New England Women's Press Association
General Federation of Womens Clubs
Los Angeles
California
Colored Club
Massachusetts
Othr
Colorado Town Elections Report Highlights Local Races
Denver reports from Colorado towns show varied results in yesterday's municipal contests. Castle Rock saw Taxpayers edge Republicans with four Taxpayer and two Republican victors including mayor J. P. Long. Salida elected four Democrats and two Republicans led by mayor W. Arenburg. Las Animas kept a Republican majority with Frank A. May as mayor and Julius B. Wilty as trustee. Montrose approved high license and elected the entire high license slate led by Mayor J. L. Atkinson. Manitou's election was quiet with HK. E. Nichols as mayor and reelected treasurer and clerk. Lake City featured a two-ticket contest, Republicans winning all seats. Buena Vista saw Taxpayers triumph with a mayor and alderman. Nort Morgan completed the results with Mayor J. D. Johnson and trustees Gordon, Llendergon, and Lyes.
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Denver
Aril
Castle Rock
J. P. Long
Salida
W. Arenburg
Las Animas
Frank A. May
Julius BR. Wilty
Om J. Gardner
Montrose
J. L. Atkinson
Charles Henderson
W. O. Barry
Laura Callaway
Ella Anderson
Manitou
HK. E. Nichols
David Rupp
A. N. Frownie
Charles A. Grant
A.S. Boynton
H. M. Ogilbee
A. M. Wilson
Lake City
Buena Vistt
Nort Morgan
J. D. Johnson
George A. Gordon
W. I. Llendergon
James A. Lyes
President Diaz Outlines Mexico Policy In Congress Speech
In Mexico City the president outlines the spring session agenda. He cites Pan American arbitration as boosting relations with other republics and says the agreement will be sent to the senate for approval. He emphasizes education reform, scientific development, rail and postal progress, grain policy, and self reliance in munitions, noting a favorable economy and growing customs revenue.
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Lpresident
Diaz
Congress
Pan-American Congress
Mexico
Senate
United States
Yucatan
Raging Waters Recede Across Dakota Line
North Dakota report notes the Northern Pacific main line back in operation after heavy melt and rain created a lake at McKenzie. Through traffic to the coast resumes and a coast-bound train expected to pass with minimal delay after cars hauled across the flood area.
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific
North Dakotas
McKenzie
North Dakota
Santa Fe plans deluxe club train Chicago to Los Angeles
Plethoric Pocketbooks reports the Santa Fe railroad will launch a grand California passenger train next fall with fares twice the usual rate. The weekly service will run between Chicago and Los Angeles, carrying only fifty passengers per trip.
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Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe Railroad
California
Chicago
Los Angeles
Arkansas Elections Report On United States Senator Race
Arkansas officials report early returns with ten counties yet to tally. James K. Clark leads with 67 votes on joint ballot, while James Sk. Tones trails. Third district race between Dinsmore and J. C. Floyd remains tight awaiting Van Buren county results.
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Tittle Rock
Ark
James K. Clark
James Sk
Osmry
Dinsmore
J. C Floyd
van Buren County
Congressional Proceedings and Late Washington News
Long Washington dispatch outlines ongoing Senate and House actions including coinage plans for an Omaha mint, mining school funding from land sales, a memorial Potomac bridge at Washington, and Indian land settlement measures. It notes Navy ship dates, coal miner protections in territories, Philippine currency plans, and Chinese exclusion developments along with remarks on civil service exams and electoral integrity debates. The report also covers Roosevelt's stance on deserters, foreign affairs bills, and campaign finance inquiries tied to the North and South.
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Shafroth
House Committee On Public Lands
Bell
Old Ute
Colorado
Senator Committee On the
Philippines
Islinds
Willpings
Senate Public Lands Committee i
Mitchell Bill
Mouse Committee On Foreign Affairs
Adams
Pennsylvania
United States Consular Service
State Department
Ameren
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Frank Bruner
Fred McDonough
Lytle Post
Cincinnati
Congress
Whey
Richardson
United States
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
Hawaii
Pacific Coast
Spliht
Mississippi
Poll
North Carolina
South
Mel Winley
Pow
Willams
Pacific
Wollinins
Federal control urged in irrigation bill debate
In Washington on March 31 Vice President Roosevelt and lawmakers discussed state versus federal control of irrigation water. Senator Hansbrough shifted to support local control, while Representative Mondell defended the section aligning with the president, warning removal would cripple the bill. The clash centers on who governs appropriation and use of waters from irrigation works under the proposed law.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mansbrough
Metcalf
California
Moody
Oregon
Reeder
Kansas
Hansbrough
Ite
Congress
Mondell
Secretary of the Interior
Ellen Stone Arrives in London After Kidnapping Ordeal
American missionary Ellen Stone arrived in London on Saturday and spoke of exhaustion yet gratitude toward American supporters. She defended herself from kidnapping rumors, commented on the troubled state of Macedonia, and described her captivity as guided by God. Stone noted reporters chasing her, recalls the Turkey and Servia crowds, and mentioned a Bulgarian baptism she witnessed in Salonica. She remains nervous and slightly lame from a horse fall during her captivity.
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London
Ellen M. Stone
Miss Stone
Viennam
Silke
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Ray Stannard Baker
Salonica
Sila
Servia
Mr House
Hilen
Ostend
Pope Deplores Anarchy In Encyclical Letter
In Rome on March 31 the pope published a lengthy encyclical. He thanks God for long life and repeats teachings he has urged before. He denounces church attacks and societal errors, warning of divorce and social drift into anarchy. He urges return to Christ and the papacy as paths to peace.
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Rome
Beet Sugar Record Shows Strong Profits and Optimism
New York April 2 At the annual meeting of the American Beet Sugar company W Bayard Cutting chairman of the board reported the past year increased operations and a large surplus for dividends. Sugar output reached 82,822,000 pounds with profits surpassing last year despite low markets. Dividends six percent on preferred stock plus optimism for 1902 amid sugar price pressures and debate over bounty abolition. Board re elections except James Murray replacing Dennett Wood who died. Directors listed.
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New York
Ameriona Boet Stupier Company
Dorsey City
W. Bayard Cutting
United States
Cutting
Cuttheg
James A. Murray
Dennttoun Wood
R. Wilton Cutting
Henry YT. Oxnard
James G Oxnard
Dumont Clark
George Toster Peabelly
Edwin M. Bulkley
Kalman Ilias
James G. Hamilton
Robert Oxnard
Pension report praised by G A R chief after White House talks
Judge El Torrence, commander in chief of the G A R, says the pension committee found no fault with the laws themselves but with their administration. He notes the bureau insulates from fraud and cites a small number of soldier convictions among Civil War veterans, calling it a strong showing.
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Minneapolis
Minn
el Vorrence
G. A. R. Pension Committee
Evans
Torrence
Pension Bureau
Humane Officer Arrested in Cattle Driving Case
Denver April 2 A WDenver News special from Creeley reports Sheriff A Z Elliott returning from Fort Morgan with A L Burdette of the Humane Society on four counts of unlawfully driving cattle from their range. Burdette jailed pending examination before the justice of the peace. Named cattle owners Andrew Mcullen B H Eaton Co I A Gage Harris Co Wyatt Brothers Pawnee Cattle Company Loustelat brothers may seek justice.
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Denver
Wdenver
Creeley
Biys
Sherif A. Z. Elliott
Fort Morgan
A. L. Burdette
The
Humane Society
Justice of the Peace
Andrew Mc3lUllan
B. H. Eaton & Co
I. A. Gage, Harris & Co
Wyatt Brothers
Pawnee Cattle Company
Loustelat Brothers
Death of President Clemete reported from Bogota
A private message from Bogota announces the death on March 19 of former President Manuel San Clemete aged about ninety. The death legitimizes Vice President Marrocquin as acting president and is believed to aid ending the revolution. Governor Salazar issued a decree honoring the late president.
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Colombia
Bogota
Manuel San Clemete
San Clemete
Marrocquin
Salazar
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