President Roosevelt Western Trip Planned For Fall Tour
The President plans two western trips next fall to Springfield Illinois Detroit Michigan and points yet to be determined. He may visit New Orleans and Texas stopping en route and is urged to hunt a bear in Mississippi as a guest of the state governor. A separate petition seeks 5000000 to help negroes leave the United States citing abuses and denied rights in several states.
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Detroit
Mei
Gutaber
San Antonio
Texas
Mississippi
New Orleans
United States
Congress
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bia
Turner
Georgia
Liberia
Congress Debates Philippine Bill and Passes Pension Measures
Senate debates Philippine bill with focus on economic effects while approving an extra Navy and Interior appropriation of 380,000. House actions include 105 private pension bills and district code Amends. Patterson broad discussion on Philippine funds. Senate adjourns after addressing silver coinage and subsidiary coin limits amid broader tariff and immigration issues.
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Soiday
Bimede
Navy
Interior Departments
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Army
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Cal
Mesars
Sulloway
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Sulzer
Miers
Patterson
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Philippines
Philippine
Hoar
United States
Congress
House
Unveiling of Frederick the Great statue debated in Congress
Congress debates funding and ceremonies for an unveiling honoring Frederick the Great as part of a broader discussion on foreign policy tariffs and naval matters. Senators discuss investments, duties, and the U S role in global affairs while officials review the legality of post office publication exclusions and related bills.
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Congress
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Emate Tudiehy
Lynerman
Enperne
Prines
Frederick
Dudgert
Deni
France
Corporal O'Brien
Senate Philippine Committee
Capt
McDonald
Ioelt
Rootlus
Antsie
Pahwa
Warn
Uae
Misa Clemencia Lopez
Sixta Lopez
Lorenzo
Cipriann
Manuel
Hell
Shoburn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Senate
Hongkong
Chicago
Bartholdt
Baron Steuben
Steuben
United States
Wstice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Chicago Business College
Postoffice Department
Volcanic Catastrophe Devastates Caribbean Islands
Devastation from Mount Pelée and related vents in Martinique and St Vincent worsens. The islands suffer massive casualties with extensive ash clouds, sulfur fumes, and heat. Death tolls rise as fires burn carcasses and pestilence spreads amid desolate towns.
Lord Pauncefote Dead British Ambassador to U S
Lord Pauncefote the British ambassador to the United States died at the embassy in Washington Saturday morning. The news notes his long service, honors, and role in fostering peace, with brief remarks on his birth in Munich in 1828 and a career that included legal training and high government posts.
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United States
Lord Pauncefote
Washington
Che
Brest
Lrith
Tord Tuuneefote
Munich
Gene Dhe Teter
Thowekong
Saat
Anide
1901 Crop Report Out Yield Records
Final returns of the 1901 crops official by Statistician Ayde of the Department of Agriculture show higher yields across most crops than earlier estimates. The report notes substantial gains in grains and a cautious optimism in market expectations as analysts study the data for further insight.
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Ayde
Department of Agrigniture
Hydsnn
Hyde
Taarley
Great volcanic eruptions threaten Caribbean and world
The article describes piled ruin after St Pierre’s destruction, with thousands buried or drowned, looting by roving bands despite guards, and warnings of wider seismic danger. It also cites meteorological and agricultural figures, then shifts to commentary on foreign born populations in American cities and a report on global anxiety over volcanic activity and possible island subsidence.
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la Soutrie
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St. Vincent
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Angelo Uevilorin
Clares
Canazn Canal
Cuba President Palma’s Congress Message Aims At Unity
President Palma delivers first message to the Cuban Senate thanking the Almighty for independence and pledging a stable government. He praises Cuban perseverance, credits the North for helping liberty, and notes U S recognition. He urges agricultural expansion, education, railroads, and favorable amnesty and trade while seeking better Cuba U S relations.
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North
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Malma
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Republic
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Great Britain
France
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Guatemala
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Ecuador
Paraguay
Geba
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Wealthy Chicago Real Estate Owner Shot in Home Invasion
Daniel HL, a Morris born wealthy real estate owner and partner in George Mr. Phillips Jr. on the Chicago Board of Trade, was shot multiple times as he slept at his Chicago residence on Mourow street. Three armed men entered the locked room, fired six shots, and fled before police arrival. Mrs. Hill alerted for help as the intruders escaped.
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Daniel HL
Morris, 11
George Mr. Phillips Jr
Chicago Board of Trade
Orly
Tot Mourow Street
Railroads announce earnings and service updates across lines
Earnings for the Allen for Mares reach 241145 dollars. Lake Shore dining cars to be electrified. Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul imposes fines on tourist sleepers between Chicago and St. Paul. Santa Fe increases wages and makes concessions to trainmen. Cincinnati Richmond and Muncie Incorporation in Ohio to build Cottage Grove to Cincinnati line. Oregon and Southeastern Railway Company formed with 1,000,000 capital to build in Oregon. Wabash Continental Limited sets new record Decatur to St. Louis, two minutes faster. St Louis and Kansas City railroads offer cheap summer rates to resorts. Fishing excursion rates set for upper Michigan and Lake country north of Chicago. Lake Shore trains to receive Booklovers library books. exchanges allowed on trains or at homes.
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St. Paul
Santa Fe
Cincinonati, Richmond and
Muncie
Ohio
Cottage Grove
Cincinna
Oregon and Southeastern Railway Company
Oregon
Wabash “Continental Limited
Decatur
St. Louis
Kansas City
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Upper Michigan
Lake Country
Lake Shore Road
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Economic Update Tracks Rail Gain and Coal Strife
Dun & Gabb's Weekly Review notes railway earnings steady with 6.1 percent May gains and 18.4 percent over 1900, coal region tensions intensifying fuel supply worries, iron and steel markets steady. Wheat, corn, oats markets show tight supplies, high prices, and expanding winter wheat prospects in the Southwest. The eastern labor strike is seen as serious but largely discounted by business. rail traffic growth supports continued activity and optimism despite regional strain.
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New York
Dun & Go
United States
R+ Don & Co
Bradstreet’s
North Dakota
Chicago
Werth Naruidiers
Wesern
North
Rail quiets amid mixed grain and livestock price quotes
A country wide summary lists live stock and grain values from markets in Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Solville, Milwaukee, New York and Buffalo with prices for cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and clover seed. A rural free delivery route has been established at Cheney Nebraska with one carrier.
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Catole
St. Louis
Milwaukee
New York
Cheney, Neb
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