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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
2
McKinley greeted by Knights Templar in San Francisco
A broad page of items notes President McKinley being entertained by the Knights Templar in San Francisco and his wife’s improving health. Other reports cover Cuba extending Chinese exclusion, fires, floods, strikes, crimes, and political shifts worldwide.
Notable 19th Century Figures Pass Away Across States
Gen Fitz John Porter dies in Morristown at 80. Ex Congressman Charles A Boutelle dies in Waverly at 63. James B Ricks elected to Illinois supreme bench. Archibald A Gibson dies in Wichita. Leah A Robinson dies in Victoria at 101. Prohibitionists nominate A A Coates for governor in Dallas County. John R Tanner, former Illinois governor, dies in Springfield at 57 from rheumatic heart disease with wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz John Porter
United States Army
Morristown
N. J
Charles A. Boutelle
Maine
Waverly
Mass
James B. Ricks
Illinois Supreme Bench
Jesse J. Phillips
Archibald A. Gibson
Illinois
Wichita
Kan
Leah A. Robinson
Victoria
Ill
A. A. Coates
Dallas County
John R. Tanner
Springfield
International News Briefs From The Era
The empress dowager of China seeks vast funds for court return to Peking. Ireland census shows 4 456 546 people, down 5.3 percent since last count. Gen Malvar declares Philippine dictatorship and war continuation. Commerell, admiral since 1892, dies in London. Chicago chosen for 1904 Olympics site. France Portugal relations strained. Gen Lacuna and 275 men surrender to Gen Funston. Irish emigration falls sharply since 1883. Cailles may surrender if officers freed after oath. Last American troops leave Peking except legation guard. Shamrock II wrecked in Solent. King Edward narrowly escapes. Scotland population up 446 310 to 4 471 957. King Humbert survives elevator accident. Bresci dies in Santo Stefano. US cutter Grant wrecked near Victoria. Steamship Croft lost with 28 crew. Foreign ministers reject US plan to cap China indemnity at 200 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peking
Ireland
Malvar
Philippines
John Edmund Commerell
London
Paris
Chicago
France
Portugal
Lacuna
Funston
United States
America
Cailles
Legation
Solent
Edward
Scotland
Humbert
Italy
Rome
Bresci
King Humbert
Santo Stefano
Grant
Saanich Inlet
Victoria
Croft
New York
Philippine salaries set for central government officials
The Philippine commission acts to establish salaries for central government officials and employees with an estimated total of about 1.2 million dollars. The measure covers provincial and judicial administration and signals costly payrolls for Filipino taxpayers.
Naval and Military Trade and Tech Notes From Observers
The naval 12 pounder is five feet longer than the army version. The London mint produced 107,689,518 coins last year. French ironclads cost about thirty percent more when built in government docks than by contractors. Sculptor Antonin Carles says Pasteur monument will stand in Dole, ready by year end. Marconi reports wireless reach of 200 miles from St Catherine's to the Lizard. Eight hour day to be enforced on state railways under Prussian order. labor hours capped at ten daily. Henry Clews Jr abandons finance for painting, showing talent and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Knights Templar
San Francisco
Treasury
Cuba
Rock Island
West Wyanet
Ill
Job
W. Va
Milt Calvert
Griffith
Miss
Tiny Gates
Arctic
Charles F. Gunzert
Tacoma
Wash
Chicago
United States
Fort Sheridan
Protestant Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
R. G. Ingersoll
Woonsocket
R. I
Elmer Quimby
St. Louis
Illinois
Elmer Lane
Osceola
J. S. Ayres
Washington
Lola Bonine
Evangelist Sam Jones
Savannah
Fort Mill
S. C
Paducah
Carbondale
Weather Bureau
National Congress of Mothers
Auditorium
Columbus
W. A. Leonard
Ohio
W. D. Boyce Paper Mills Company
Marseilles
San Francisco, Making A Brief Address To Them. Mrs. McKinley
Cambridge
Mass
Elgin
Mil
Admiral Schley
Europe
New York
Kansas City
Great Bend
Kan
London
Antonin Carles
Pasteur
Savant
Dole
Marconi
St. Catherine’s
States and laws reshape American political map
The article notes California could be carved into three states near New York in size. It recalls Florida as a historic health resort, cites 39 states and territories enacting trust suppression laws, highlights Idaho's new arbitration board for labor disputes, and reports Missouri offsetting prison costs with earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New York
Florida
Ponce de Leon
Land of
Arkansas
Michigan
Missouri
Texas
Idaho
Saskatoon District Offered as Ideal Settler's Land in Canada
A Canadian Saskatoon district description extols many American settlers finding the region ideal for farming and stock raising. It notes rich alluvial soils, two soil varieties, a navigable South Saskatchewan, abundant grasses, ample water and fuel, mild winters, and a dry climate with long sunny summers conducive to early crops and cattle rearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Saskatoon
South Saskatchewan
Government of Canada
Saskatchewan Valley
United States Boundary Line
Woman Races Against Time to Catch the Sierra
Miss Margaret Windeyer of Sydney raced across the continent to reach the steamer Sierra before it sailed for the antipodes. With a legal deadline looming and the train late, she demanded a special train, rode a local to San Francisco, then hurried to the wharf in a carriage. The convoy reached the ship just minutes before departure. The hackman earned five dollars for the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Windeyer
Sidney
Australia
San Francisco
Wadsworth
McCormick
Boy answers after creek mishap with breeches bound to dry
A Philadelphia Times quip recalls a boy who fell into a creek with new breeches on and explains he fell so fast he had no time to remove them. The father replies with a practical suggestion to take them off now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tmes
Hoot-Monocle Draws Laughs From Detroit Golfer
In a light note from Detroit Journal, a golfer is spotted with a peculiar monocle described as the latest fashion, the hoot monocle, prompting amused chatter among readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Journal
Cloth of Fall River Leads U S Cotton Mills
Fall River dominates American cotton manufacturing with about one-fifth of national spindles and more than twice any other center. It produces 43 million yards of cloth yearly and over 1,500 miles daily. the output far exceeds a single express train’s capacity to carry the woven cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
America
United States
New England
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Tennessee
West Virginia
Edison
Oklahoma
Upper East
M. A. Hanna
Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
O. John Alexander Dowie
Emma L. Judd
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N. Y
United States Supreme Court
President McKinley
Presidio
Benjamin Atkins
Dennis D. McCarthy
Charles T. Yerkes
Inter Ocean
George Wheeler Hinman
William
Thomas Lipton
San Ygnacio
Mexico
Egypt
Niger River
Karl Enkelsson
Hong Kong
Manila
M. W. Pretorius
Transvaal
Potchefstroom
Philippine Commission
Schroeder
Guam
New York Central Railway Co
Samuel R. Callaway
E. V. Rossiter
Edgar Vanetten
Cental
E. Dickinson
Union Pacific
South Russia
Kutais
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Bayonne
Gildersleeve
New York Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Western Canada
Daily Tribune
York
Tribune
Warren, Pa
Agricultural Department
Nervita
Nervita Medical Company
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Chicaco
Siegfried’s Pharmacy
Warren
THE
Warren Savings Bank
A. J. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
B. Ensworth
Geo. H. Jackson
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
M.B Dunham
L. R. Freeman
Chas. Sigel
KE. W. Campbell
Warren National Bank
Hon
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
F. E. Hertzel
Cashier
T. O. Slater & CO
F. W. Devoe & Co
Lew
Stearns
Iver Johnson
Wemmer
Pistatechas
Water ST
Citizens Nat'l Bank
Davi L. Gerould
E. T. Hazeltine
L. W. Dennison
Jas. O. Parmlee
Levi Smith
J. G. Curtis
D. M. Bemis
G. W. Campbell
Samuel Peterson
D. L. Gerould
the Mail Office
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