Debate Over Philippine Policy Dominates House Session
The House maintained liberal debate on Philippine tariff and government bills, with leaders predicting broader discussion in Oregon political races. Kansas representatives Curtis and Long, both potential senators, remain on friendly terms as they jockey for future positions. A bill aims to appoint the oldest enlisted man as a second lieutenant, reflecting the era’s nuanced Congressional influence on military appointments.
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House
Senate
Curtis
Long
Kansas
Houor
Harris
Chester
Charlie
Court of Claims
Congress
Miles
Corbin
Bishop and Senator Clash Over Philippines Policy
Bishop Thoburn of the India mission testified before a senate committee on the Philippines, urging continued American occupation. He sparred with Senator Patterson over divine will versus political action, calling a Philippine government outcome potentially the act of American politicians. He warned the Macabebe force might be eliminated within a year under an independent government.
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Washington
Thoburn
M. B. Church of
J. M. Thoburn
Cuba
Patterson
Patterson Pats
Bishop Faces Questioning On Philippines Policy
The exchange centers on colonial policy with Bishop Troburn discussing whether great powers push out as individuals and if a nation overrun semi civilized lands by God’s will. Patterson presses for clear stance on overrun and killing to achieve aims, while the bishop hints at protectorate for Filipinos and notes McKinley’s attempts to avoid annexation.
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Patterson
Philippines
Troburn
L1l
Culbesson
United States
Dewey
Manila
McKinley
Hoar Speaks on the Philippines in Senate
In Washington on May 23, Senator Hoar of Massachusetts delivered a notable address on the Philippine question. The entire senate remained seated for the two and a half hour speech, showing keen attention to his remarks.
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Senate
Hoar
Massachusetts
Lear
Phua
United States
Philippines
General Panston
Aguinaldo
Panston
MacArthur
Funston
Roosevelt Receives French Delegation at White House
President Roosevelt hosts the Rochambeau delegation at the White House and in Mount Vernon. General Brugere and Count de Rochaubeau participate in formal exchanges with Cabinet members and military leaders. A laurel wreath is laid on Washingtons tomb and a tree is planted from Yorktown.
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Loubet
Rochambeau
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Natlhores
White House
Miles
Admiral Dewey
Mount Vernon
Brugere
Count de Rochaubeau
Yorktown
Roosevelt
New Tammany Control trImvirate scheme adopted
Executive committee of Tammany Hall met in New York on May 23 and adopted two resolutions. The first proposed abolishing the finance committee. the second created a three member advisory subcommittee chaired by Charles F. Murphy Daniel F. McMahon and Louis F. Haffen to report to the executive committee. John F. Carroll's amendment to make the thirty seven district leaders the Tammany Hall leaders failed. The advisory panel was approved with district leaders backing the plan.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Assembly
T. I. Sullivan
General Committee
Tammany Tall
Charles F. Murphy
Daniel FF. McMahon
Louis F. Haffen
John F. Carroll
Tammay Hall
Carroll
Croker Old Guard
Women’s organizations in city host A R session
The A R, Women’s institutions and Daughters of Veterans are in session in this city. National Commander EN Torrance and Adjutant General Towler attended the regular sessions yesterday.
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A. R., Womens Itatie! Corps
Daughters of Veterane
EN Torrance
Towler
Burning at the stake in Texas crowds mob kin scene
A mob in Lanning Texas lynched and burned Dudley Mor wun after he assaulted Mrs. McKee. The prisoner was identified on arrival by witnesses and guards, then chained to a stake as attacks continued, leaving fierce public debate and widespread condemnation.
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Tex
Dudley Morwun
Mra
Mc Kee
Tia Foreman
Lansing
Lanning Ewitch
Marshall
Hallville
Walting
Lamsing
Mra. Mc Kee
Morgan
Franklin Heard
Heard
Mbrian
Lynch mob atrocities and fire rituals at Longview Junction
Eyewitness accounts describe a brutal lynching with a crowd torturing a black man, desecrating his body, and parading remains as relics. Rail crowds and violence mark a grim scene as an engineer is forced to stop at gunpoint.
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Longview Junction
Texas and Pacific
Lansing
Winchester
Iowa Grand Army Elects New Chief in May Meeting
Des Moines May 23. John Lindt of Council Bluffs was chosen commander of the Iowa department of the Grand Army of the Republic. Lieutenant Governor John Herriott of Stuart was selected another post.
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Richard M. Johnston
the Auditor
Post Office Department
Franklin, In
Brightwood
Iowa
Des Moines
John Lindt
Council Duffs
John Herriott
Stuart
Miece Holman and Signor Marcon Ties Reported Broken
London reports Miss Josephine Holman of Indianapolis engagement to Signor Marcon, famed wireless pioneer, ended after trousseau orders triggered rumors of happiness. Friends say Holman grew piqued as Marcon focused on science over domestic life, ending the marriage plans amid public notices and scattered baseball scores from Chicago and other cities.
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Mies Josephine Holman
Lodianapolis
Dnd
Signor Marcon
Eugen Noross
Budapest
Josephine Howen Holman Tlungery
St Mary
Albsbert
Miss Holman
Signor Marcont
Leaders of Sheet Lead and Pipe Makers Plan Consolidation
Reported plan to consolidate interests among manufacturers of sheet lead and pipe aims to streamline production and unify market presence. Officials from key firms indicated the move would reduce duplication and strengthen bargaining power in the industry.
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets May 22
Market reports from Chicago and East Buffalo describe cattle hogs and sheep activity. Cattle prices range from 4.50 to 7.25 with varying quality, hogs steady to lower around 6.00 to 7.50, and sheep and lambs softer with top lambs near 7.28. Receipts include mixed lots and stockers with cows and calves noted.
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Butchers’ Co
Texas
East Buafflo
Dunnirae& Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Buffalo
N. Y
Hecht
Injunction Justified in Machinists Strike Sequel
The appellate court affirming Judge Chet lain's January injunction against John Eaton and other International Association of Machinists members from interfering with Robert Tarrant, a Chicago machinery manufacturer, in a May 101 strike at Allis-Chalmers. The ruling upheld the restraining order and found the evidence supported the action.
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Chetlain
Roeteaming
John Eaton
International Association of Machiniets
Robert Tarrant
Uinote Street
Chethiin
Allie Chalmers Company
Year Nage
Tarrant
Allie Chelmer Company
Alliehalmere Company
A. Ireland
Allis Chalmers Company
Labor clash ends in injunction and court ruling
The appellate court upholds Judge Chaatlatin’s ruling in a labor dispute where machinists were ordered to leave a shop after a union picket and threats were alleged. It affirms workers may organize but warns against intimidation and unlawful conduct while recognizing both capital and labor rights to organize.
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Aug & Treland
Enion
Tis
Chetlain
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Appellants
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