Senator Money Uses Knife in Washington Fare Dispute
Senator Money of Mississippi aboard a transit car on Pennsylvania Avenue refused to pay fare after being asked by a conductor. A struggle ensued with the conductor and another man, Money drawing a pocketknife and wounding the conductor in the hand. He avoided arrest, claiming constitutional protection as a senator. The wound is not serious and the conductor will not prosecute.
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Senator Money
Mississippi
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Senate
Dr David Hill Touted as Ambassador White’s Successor
Rumor places Assistant Secretary of State Dr David Jayne Hill as the leading candidate to replace Ambassador Andrew D. White in Germany. Hill, a trained diplomat with expertise in international law and political economy, has guided major negotiations including The Hague peace conference and the Pan American Congress. He is complemented by Mrs Hill in social Washington functions.
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Andrew D. White
Germany
David Jayne Hill
Ambassador White
Hill
Rochester University
Mexico
Blizzard Torrent Rips Across the Midwest and Dakotas
A record heat wave followed by violent storms, tornadoes, and blizzards swept the Midwest, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and surrounding states. Tornadoes struck Hebron and Johnson's Creek causing deaths, cattle losses, and uprooted tombstones. Snow ranging from a foot to two feet fell in Nebraska, Montana, and South Dakota, while ships struggled on the Great Lakes. Despite floods and cold, rains aided crops more than they harmed them, easing drought fears overall.
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Middle West
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Black Hills
North Dakota
Nebraska
Catue
Montana
Wyoming
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Lake Erie
Rockies
Hebron
Gilbert Heed
Johnson's Creek
Jefferson County
New Richmond
Arthur Roetger
Dakota Blizgard
Chadron
Custer
Weather Bureau
Drouth
Philippine trade growing with 1901 gains
Insular War Department bulletin compares Philippine commerce for 1901 and 1900. Imports rose to 90,162,472 dollars from 24,803,779, exports to 24,503,053 dollars from 22,100,373. US merchandise imports and exports also up. Barney Dickens, Eureka Springs youth, drowns fishing in White River. Dr O S Burnett, Chinese, denied new trial for murder of Mrs Charlotte Nichols.
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Insular
War Department
Af Bulletin
Philippine Islands
United States
Barney Dickens
Eureka Springs, Ark
White River
Burnett
Chicnes
Charlotte Nichols
Republicans Meet in Indianapolis Nominates for State Offices
Indianapolis dispatch reports Republicans of Indiana convened to form state nominations. J. P. Goodrich opened the session with prayer, naming Albert J. Beverhige as permanent chairman and drafting a platform endorsing McKinley administration, opposing the ship subsidy bill and Chinese exclusion, and pledging Republican unity ahead of the 1900 elections.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
J. P. Goodrich
W. B. Tippin
John B. Cockrum
Albert J.beverhige
Theodore Hough
Congress
Crumpacker
Beveridge
Pairbanks
Ator Beveridge
Washington
McKinley
Fairbanks
United States Senate
General Assembly of Indiana
Republican Party
Buffalo
Hemenway
Overstreet
Landis
Frederick Landis
Marcus A. Ifanna
Indiana fairs list with state board secretaries announced
A comprehensive Indiana calendar lists fairs across the state with dates and the secretaries appointed by the State Board of Agriculture led by Secretary Downing. Entries span Vincennes to Petersburg with numerous towns and organizers named, concluding with the note that the world’s largest cast bronze statue is Peter the Great in St. Petersburg weighing 1,100 tons.
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State Board of Agriculture
Indiana
Downing
Vincennes
James M. Hanne
Marion Driving Association
C. D. Kimball
Madison
C. R. Johnson
Peter the Great
St. Petersburg
Abolition of trusts praised and state nominations listed
The article endorses anti trust measures and self government for the Philippines, praises Roosevelt for enforcing laws against trade abuses, and lauds Clayton Bulwer treaty abrogation for a ship canal. It lists nominations for Indiana state offices including Secretary of State Daniel E. Storms and other judges, statisticians, and auditors with vote tallies.
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Philippines
Islaods
Loosevelt
Sud Naional
Iowa
Atlantic and
Pacific Oceana
United States
Daniel E. Storms
Lafayette
Supreme Court
Tohn H. Gillett
Hammond
Appellate Court
W. D. Stobinson
Princea
William J. Heary
Rushville
James D. Biack
Indianapolis
Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
Wiley
Fowler
Frank 8. Roby
Auburn
H. B. F. Johnson
W. H. Blatchley
Frank Martin
Lebanon
David Sherrick
Noblesville
James R. Henry
Gosport
Frank Doran
Tanporte
Sherrick
Martin
Lowry
Doran
N. OG. Hill
Bloomington
Senate Conferees Named as Exclusion Bill Advances
In a busy Senate session on Saturday the conference requested by the House on the Chinese exclusion bill was agreed to. Platt Conn., Dillingham VI, and Clay were named as Senate conferees. Bills passed include a monument grant for Benjamin Stephenson, a broad depen dent pension act construction, and various private pension measures. The Senate also honored the late Senator Kyle of South Dakota. The House considered the fortification and river and harbor appropriations, with debates over high explosive rights and military academy funding.
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House
Messrs Platt
Dillingham
Clay
Washington
Benjamin IF
Stephenson
Gunder
United States
Gamble
Kyle
South Dakota
Merars
Cockrell
Cullom
Morgan
Foraker
Nelson
Kittredge
Okahoma
Commerce Committee
West Point
Cannon
Committee On Appropriations
Lie
Gilbert
Gillett
Mass
Blackburn
N. GC
W. W. Kitchin
N. C
Patterson
Teno
Gaines
Mr. Cochran
Mr. Gillett
South Africa
Rochembeau
Omniibus
Military Academy
London
Feely
Messrs
Burton
Ohio
Reeves
Lester
Crop conditions show broad improvement across states
The weekly weather bureau crop report notes better conditions in most states though the West and central West faced unsettled weather. Warmer conditions in the Pacific coast, Rocky Mountains, Missouri valley, and northern eastern districts contrast with dryness in the middle Atlantic and southern states. Moisture shortages hinder wheat and corn in several regions while planting advances continue in Missouri and southern states.
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Weather Bureau
West
Central West
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
Middle Atlantic
Middle Atlantic States
Gulf States
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Central
West Guit
Llinole
Ohio
Haa
Central Valley
Californi
North Pacific
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Higher prices for food sweep the market
Fresh meats, poultry, and butter have risen sharply with further increases expected. Beef prices lead the trend as lard, lamb, and mutton follow, while speculation and producer agreements shape future hikes. The tone notes Congress may curb margarine production as part of broader price pressures.
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Congress
President Reprimands Funston Over Philippines Talk
President Roosevelt orders Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston to cease public discussion of the Philippines. A War Department letter notes the president’s regret at criticizing a U S Senator and instructs Funston to avoid further commentary on the Philippine issue. Other items include labor wage strikes in Niagara Falls and Cincinnati eight hour day requests, and notes on deaths and appointments.
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Philippines
Roosevelt
Fred Funston
Kansas
Aly
United States
William Cary Sanger
Frederick Funston
Department of Colorado
Denver
Colo
Cincinnati
James R. Keene
New York
Croft
Niagara Falls
Guthrie
Ray V. Carhson
Cubs
Lyman J. Gage
Treasury
United States Trust Company of
John Stewart
Adolphus de Wet
de Wet
Jacobudai
Bermonda
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Eti Pen
Economic World Review of Trade and Prices Weekly Summary
R G Dun & Co reports mixed gains across sectors with overall trade up 6.9 percent and railway earnings higher. Iron and steel demand remains strong though prices are not inflated, while pig iron and steel rails fetch premiums for immediate delivery. Cotton goods steady, woolen needs easing, footwear shipments dip in Boston, grain and meats stay firm, exports widen for cotton and textiles, and labor disputes impact supply. Failures rise to 203 in the United States and 4 in Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Thia
Volce Mills
Boston
Atlantic
al Parta
United States
Canada
Market Prices Across Cities for Cattle Hogs and Grains
Chicago to New York show mixed bids for cattle hogs and sheep with varied wheat and corn quotes. Numbers include Chicago 3.50 to 87.00 for cattle logistic, hogs 4.25 to 7.25, wheat No 2 red 82 to 88 cents, eggs lac to 16 cents, and regional notes for Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York with assorted grades and ranges.
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Indianapolis
Oro
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Whenat
Milwaukee
New York
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