Pan American clash looms as Europe eyes South America
A Washington dispatch reports fears Europe aims to derail the Pan American Congress in Mexico City to curb U.S. trade gains. Observers say European influence on Chile Argentina Brazil and Peru could threaten the gathering, prompting U.S. warnings of a trade race and calls for arbitration.
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Pacha
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United States
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Supreme Court Reverses City Election Challenge in Parker Hughes Case
The court reversed a lower-court ruling allowing a writ to compel the city clerk and canvassing board to review last city election tallies and issue a new certificate of receipt for Albert Parker. Chief Justice Custer and seven justices split on the decision with a dissent.
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Supreme Court
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Dusters
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Chist Justien
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Pollock
Custer
Mawe
Caluvaening Board
Extra Session Spark Hits Philippine Policy Debate
Washington reports the Supreme Court decision on the Philippines spurred calls for an extra session of Congress to settle governance, with Senator Harris of Kansas arguing for legislative action and probing parallels to Porto Rico. The piece also notes strong talk of a possible third McKinley term, reflecting on prosperity, party unity risks, and upcoming electoral dynamics.
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State Journal
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Supreme Court
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Providence
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California
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Nickrieta Caral
Babcock
Europe
United States
William Thavie
Red Fez to Attend 27th Imperial Council Meeting Parade Likely
Large delegations arrive by special trains for the 27th annual meeting of the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine in Kansas City on June 20. Delegations come from St Louis Chicago Buffalo and others with decorated automobiles, a seven-division street parade, and planned reception at headquarters. Imperial leaders from Cedar Rapids Boston and Philadelphia join, with talks on location for 1902 and possible re election of Philip Shaffer.
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Ue Mystic Shrine
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Boston
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Canada
Gosetpi
Philip Shaffer
Philadelphia
Jointists Freed as Supreme Court Reverses Prohibition Case
Cherokee county court reverses conviction of James Brows and Robertaon for liquor violations. The Supreme Court faulted a judge for appointing a deputy county attorney, freeing the jointists on technical grounds. Other rulings broadened nuisance law by proving sale need not be direct, affecting prosecutions for liquor offenses.
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Athoise
James Brows
Skidmore
Ottrokee County
Supreme Court
Uncle Sam Dodges Maine Destruction Responsibility Claim
Washington resists a Spain treaty commission to consider responsibility for the 1898 destruction of the Maine in Havana harbor. The action is tied to damages claims presented to the commission, as the government contests the inquiry into life losses and liabilities from the disaster.
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New York
Washington
Maine
Havris Harbor
Grant Sees Philippine Future Boosting Trade and Wealth
General Frederick D. Grant is quoted in a Lennie’s Weekly article praising the Philippines as vital to growth in commerce and strategic value. He notes rising development and trade, opportunities for industrious workers, and soil that could support more inhabitants with better transport. The piece roots his optimism in economic and strategic potential.
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F. D. Grant
Philippines
New York
Lune
Ule
Lennle
Frederick D. Grant
Chile Pays Claims to Four Americans in Dispute
A New York Herald dispatch lists four Americans awarded by the Chilean claims commission. Hallowee of New York will receive 4900 for detention of machinery during the blockade. Andrew Moss of Oil 4400 for destruction of property near Valparaiso. McKinstry and O'Brien, rescuers of a wreck near Puttin Avenue, 2200. Maurice Leveck, a naturalized citizen, 35000 for personal injuries in 1859. The commission has completed most cases between Americans and Chile and others, with a few awaiting deadline next week.
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Herald
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Aim
Hallowee
Rquique
Andrew Moss
Valparaleo
Mckinstry
O'Brien
Puttin Avenue
Maurice Leveck
Chile
United States
New Orleans Second in U S Exports in 1900 Ranking
Washington dispatch reports that New Orleans rose to second among U S export ports in 1900, surpassing Boston as Galveston losses redirected trade. The value reached a record high of 5 5 6 5 4 percent, with a $24 million rise over prior year, and nine months of fiscal 1901 saw exports totaling $120 234 689, cementing the city’s second place status.
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Washington
the Tribune
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Beaton
Galveston
New Orleans
Fincus
Card swindle case and club meeting notice in Topeka
Frank Grosshamer reports losing about two hundred dollars to S Kline and A A Rupin Jr after a drinking episode, with a warrant filed and defendants booked. A Commercial Club meeting is announced for Wednesday evening at Security Hall with readings by local figures and a manufacturer’s session.
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Frank Grosshamer
S. Kline
A. A. Rupin, Jr
Galea Grosshamer
Market Report From Chicago Wheat and Tea Trades
Chicago grain and wine markets show mixed activity with wheat steady amid favorable weather and some weakness in related sectors. Reports indicate dull trading for wine and thin activity in cider and spirits markets as traders weigh weekly price movements and general market sentiment.
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Suatterine Commission House
Alwart Anees
Pines
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