Telegraphic News of the World Highlights and Rumors
A condensed survey notes rumors of Salisney resignation in London and August plans, talk of war with Great Britain or Washington, strikes in Yokohama and Georgia, and various global events. Reports cover politics, labor unrest, African and Mexican affairs, naval and currency notes, and notable travels of figures like Dewe y and Laurier.
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London
Sali
Salisney
Agust
Great Britain
Washington
Long Beach
Meiklejohn
Alger
Summaries of 1900s News Items Mixed In One Fragment
A mixed digest notes martial law options for Cleveland streetcar strike, a fire at Tupper Lake destroying a hotel and 16 buildings, yellow fever at a national soldiers’ home near Hampton Virginia, and a September trust conference in Chicago with 20 governors attending. It references Cuba census criticism, Dewey reception, Otis’s Manila actions, Samoa kingship abolition, ship launches, Alaska expedition return, Nebraska and Utah troops in San Francisco, and various international incidents.
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Tupper Lake
National Soldiers’ Iome
Hampton
Chioo
United States
McKinley
Admiral Dewey
Washinton
James A. Doyle
Oregon
Presidio
Otis
Manila
Tripartite Committee
Samoa
Pekin
Tokio
Yellow fever hits National Soldiers' Home with three deaths
Newport News reports 30 suspected cases of yellow fever at the National Soldiers' Home near Hampton. Three deaths are confirmed today, with additional fatalities possible. Quarantines extend to Newport News Hampton and Old Point as authorities tighten measures to curb the outbreak.
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Newport News
National Soldiers’ Home
Hampton
Old Point
Hobson
Norfolk
Board of Health
Woodfin
Soldiers’ Fame
Smashup of the Chicago Express near Lackawaxon
A derailment on the Erie line caused by a landslide near Lackawaxon New York injured several passengers and killed the engine crew. The westbound Chicago express, running 50 miles per hour, struck wreckage after a cloudburst. flames consumed four cars and nine freight cars, with a sleeper split and passengers thrown down a bank.
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Port Jervis
N. Y
Ene
Lackawasxon
Chicago
Buffalo
Cleveland
New York
Erie Road
Chicago Express
Edmonton Disaster and Far North Discoveries Chronicle
A long dispatch from Victoria reports a party of twenty drowned near Great Slave Lake after crossing the Edmonton trail. N Y Jones, who traveled from Swift Current with cattle and assistants, confirms losses and the death of a helper Joe Butler in the Lizard river. Other notes cover a Kinshin Maru arrival in Victoria with Dr Eastlake promoting electric trolleys in Japan, a Japanese hurricane, U S fort changes at Buffalo and a poisoning case in Carmi, Illinois.
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Victoria
N. Y
Harris Brothers
Seattle
Jones
Mud River
Tse
China
Eastlake
New York
Japan
Pnsade
United States
Buck
Mastlake
Ushinjumamimura
Oye
Tokushima
Saito Mura
Itano
Same
Beet Sugar at Oxnard and Pacific Flour Exports Rise
The Oxnard beet sugar factory expands to a 2,000 ton daily capacity as 14,950 acres of beets head for an 80,000 ton refined sugar yield with 18 percent saccharine content. American Beet Sugar Company buys Patterson ranch for over 600,000 dollars, the county’s largest recent purchase. The Big Bend flour mill in Davenport ships hundreds of barrels of flour to the Orient, with Japan a growing market for its brand.
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Oxnard
Cal
American Beet Sugar Company
Patterson Ranch
Ventura County
Big Bend
Davenport
Wash
Orient
Pacific
Japan
Hops Progress and Pest Control Reported in Area
Vines show excellent progress with hops in many sections thriving. Large yards are well advanced and in fine condition though some lice appear. sprayers are keeping them under control. Some contracts have been made at 10 to 12 cents but most growers remain reluctant to contract.
Great Falls Wool Market Leads Montana Sales
Great Falls, Montana reports the state's strongest wool market with over 73,000 pounds sold last week. Prices ranged from 17 58 cents to 20 cents per pound, averaging higher than prior Montana lots. Also noted are shipments of steel pipe for the Cedar River line to Seattle and a variety of West Coast market updates including dairy profits, Seattle and Spokane activity, and Pacific coast trade figures.
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Seattle
J. D. Thomas
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Alaska
Karukuk
Clear Creek Mining Company
Clear Creek
Koyukuk
Thomas
Great Falls
Mont
Montana
Cedar River
Pendleton
Starbuck, Wash
Tacoma
Spokane Breweries
Pacific & Idaho Northern
Weiser
Baker City
Fifty Mile River
Great Northern
Spokane
Dan
Wright
Northwest Territory
Lake Lindeman
Astoria
McKinley
Rampart City
Yukon
Whitworth College
England
Snohomish
Willapa River
Washington
North Yakima
Havermale Island
Snoqualmie Falls
Wash
Prosperity Report From Dun Trade Review Cites Optimism Yet Caution
R G Dun & Co weekly trade review notes persistent optimism but warns of risks from labor strife and corporate power. It highlights strong railroad earnings and higher solvent payments, with July clearings up 48.6 percent from last year and 62.3 percent from 1892. Export values show a drop in staples but a rise in other exports, while Western crops lag. Exports of wheat to Atlantic and Pacific slightly down from last year.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Trade Review
Europe
Atlantic
Pacific
Wool and millstuffs prices and dairy goods listing
A market list shows prices by region and item. Wool from Nevada to Oregon and Yale ley ranges from 8 10c to 17 1c per pound. Millstuffs include middlings at 17.50 per ton and bran at 15.50. Onions and eggs priced store and fancy dairy items noted with varied per pound and per sack figures.
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Portland
Walla Walla
Valley
Oregon
Seattle
California
Puget Sound
Washington
Graham
Nevada
Yaleley
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Olson
Minniy
Alvin
Kansas
Abe Grocer
Ger & Boy
Witome
The
Telegraphic News of the World
Ie Rich
Texas
Rosia
Corea
Transvaal
Georgia
William T. Stead
Missouri
Clark’s
Gineer Read
Qom
Paul Kruger
South Afrirepublic
Mexico
Hattiesburg
Miss
Bertha
Francisco
St. Michaels
Latka
Keyes
Capee
India
Brownsville
Arlo
Stal Dewey
Arival
Little Boy
Paris
France
Cambon
Wilfed Laurier
Mimall
George Kill
Saxton
Ident McKinley
Canton
Perce
Wilfred Laurier
Nada
Iin
Weetman
John F. Reynolds
Army of Pa MC
Gettys
Paris-St. Mole
War Department
Valencia
San Francisco
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Dreyfus
President Neureaux
Santo Domingo
Robert G. Ingersoll
Fresh Pond
Messenger Boys
Pittsburg
Hartford City
Ind
Ralph Shelby
Cebu
William H. Proctor
Brooklyn
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Gulf
St. Louis & Southwestern
Illinois
John Morrison
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Camp Wiley
Grand Canyon Hotel
Yellowstone Park
New York Herald
Root
Washington Times
Sam Jones
Sarah Bernd
Ann Havre
Edgar D. Crawford
Atlanta
Ardt
Sterdam
le Biographers
Lackawaxon
Puerto Plata
Heureaux
Ramon Caceres
Manuel Caceres
Horacio Vasquez
Domingo Pichardo
Moca
Pepin
la Vegareal
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
Charles Tupper
Clifford Sifton
Interior
Edmonton
Dougherty
Seventh
United States Infantry
Miles
Fort Porter
Thirteenth Infantry
Auman
San Juan Hill
Secretary of War
Carmi
Walter S. Warthen
Berry Carter
Ackerman
Warthen
Ivy Crabtree
Mariposan
Mariposa Estate
Albany
George W. Rafter
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Erie Canal
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Nicagara Falls
Oswego River
Oneida Lake
Mohawk Valley
Hudson River
Klondike
Reno
Nev
Charles L. Taylor
John M. Fulton
Samuel Hunt
Orrin Bennett
S. D. Thacker
Humboldt County
Winnemucca
Iron Mountain
Pacific Coast News
Hopa
Chino Valley
Northwest News Notes
Denver
Omaha
Kirklaw, Wash
Pacific Coast Trade
San Francisco Market
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