Russia Fires Tariffs On U S Petroleum Trade
The Russian government informs the United States that it will impose advanced duties on American petroleum products including bicycles resins and other goods. The move aims at retaliatory measures after U S tariffs and concerns over treaty rights. U S officials defend the action as standard commerce law and seek careful handling to avoid harming broader relations.
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Washington
Russi
Count Cassini
State Department
Attlee Amantta
M. de Witty
Antari
Amer Bicycles
Russia
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Cassini
Treasury Department
Gage
Belgium
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Federal Governaent
Maren JM
Atican
Mussigg Petoaleduru
Dines
Reein
Congress
Gov
Board of Appraisers
Collector of Customs
Supreme Court
United State
American Officer Under Investigation in Bahul Destruction
Manila reports Captain Andrew Rowan of the 18th Infantry is under investigation for destroying a town and inflaming insurrection on Bahul. A native who killed a corporal aided the assault, then attacked the town as insurgents rallied. Separately, 150 former U S soldiers protest civil board examinations, seeking private work while authorities consider rule prompts and resignations.
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Manila
Andrew Rowan
18Th Infantry
Bahul
Rowan
Samson
United States
MacArthur
Civil Board
Heanl
Crowder
Military Governors Secretary
Associated Press
Watt
Yagsajan
Laguna Province
Santa Cruz
Laguna de Bay
Pagsajan
Caillss
Laguna
Rich Strike in Idaho Prospect Draws Excitement
A Boise report states a shaft near Ontario on the Snake River has reached 23 feet in hard conglomerate showing rich gold deposits. The gravel is said to yield 27 dollars per cubic yard at 84 feet though the claim may be exaggerated. Locals rush to stake ground as deposits’ depth remains unknown.
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Boise
Idaho
Snake River
Ontario
The
Statesman
Botha and Kruger Repudiation Reported From London
The Sun reports Kruger declined to concede, prompting Botha and his commanders to repudiate Kruger authority and plan further talks with Botha's representative and Lord Kitchener next week.
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London
Adelina Patti’s Welsh castle fails to meet reserve at auction
Craig-y-Nong castle in Wales, Adelina Patti's residence, was auctioned in London where it failed to reach the reserve price. The sale opened at £50,000 but dropped as bidders argued over the reserve of £30,001, and ultimately the property was bought in for £45,000 after dramatic moments. Baroness Rolf Cederström plans to spend more time in Sweden, and Patti intends to divide future life between the couple’s interests and Sweden.
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London
Craig-y-Nong Castle
Wales
Adelina Patti
Rolf Cederstrom
the Mart
Mm Patt
Ims
Beatin
United Kingdom
Ia Twoefelt
Sweden
Baron Cederstrerm
Lumley
Mme. Patti
Mr. Lumley
Gen Lewis
George Lewis
Mmne
Patti
Harlem Track Faces Disruption Amid Betting Crackdown
Crowds at Harlem track report a muted program after fences posted forbidding betting. Officials worked late amid scattered handbooks and onlookers, with the American Derby potentially affected while racing continued in other circuits at St Louis Newport and Detroit markets.
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Poolrugm
Tmarlem
Harlem
Washington Park
Sumouurs
Nye
Ora BR
San Andres
Ogle
Mabel
Ernest Parham
Genfalon
Mackinark Mesvyn
Abe Frank
Naren
Myth
Golden Scepter
King Lea Newell
Chorus Boy
I.h
Royal Fleet Race Meeting Opens Amid Cold Weather
The Royal Fleet meeting opens in London with cold, gloomy weather and strong attendance. Despite a lean attendance of royal observers, the meeting promises society success as top horses compete for rich stakes. Watershed and other yearlings contest for prizes including £54 added in a seven furlong race, with several notable placings and fourteen to sixteen horses in heats.
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Obo Heath
Ughene
Dite
Torralie
London
Berkshire
Americas
WLC
Reiffe
I Soverrigns
Doughis
Princes
Wales
St. Amur
Sterling Baum
Coventry
Bot
Blair
Milton Plenty
Woc Whitness
Verner
Ikeute Owas
Foshall Weene Bay
Synopia
Laher
Secono Teaver
Jeaek
Scinlliant
Constitution Out Again After Repairs and Routine Work
After two weeks of repairs to her boiler and rigging, the Constitution resumed sailing with most sails in use during trial runs. Captain Dunn said the process went smoothly and the yacht would sail daily, though she is unlikely to race at Glen Cove or other Sound events this month.
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Tomasi
Dunn
Glenvave
Thieves At Fire Prompt Militia to Protect Goods
Fire in a Greenville bakery destroyed a block and threatened adjacent buildings. Officials moved stock to the street as looters were spotted. Greenville militia was called out to preserve order during the blaze and protect rescued goods.
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Greenville
Losa
Sto
Nenro
Insolvent American Mining and Investment Company to Wind Up
Minneapolis June 18 The American Mining and Investment Company faces closure after admitting insolvency. A receiver will be appointed and the charter vacated. Officials report liabilities around 2,500,000 with assets near 1,000,000. The firm acted as broker for multiple South Dakota companies and marketed stock to profit.
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Minneapolis, Minn
American Mining and Investment Company
Douglass
Anto C. O. Somerley
Albert H. Hall
Valkenburg
American Mining and Investment Camps
Chaimed
Amerian Company
South Dakota
Kettle-Curlew Company
Boundary Company
Queen Bee Mining Company
Boston and Chicago clash as Boston wins on June 1
In the American League Boston defeats Chicago 4 to 3 after Griffith is ejected for arguing a call in the sixth inning. Harvey replaces him and performs well as Boston secures the win. Attendance not reported.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Pittinger
National League
Chicago
Harvey
Boston Bus
Griith
Bryan May Be Its Leader In New Third Party
A Kansas City conference of Missouri populists and free silver republicans began steps for a new third party seen as a Bryan led national movement. Lee Merriwether and a St. Louis group visited Lincoln to gauge Bryan's views while speculation grows on Bryan as the potential 1904 presidential candidate. The fusion populists say the party would adopt Bryan’s principles if the Democrats stay gold standard.
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Kansas City
Embrane Missouri
State Committee
W. J. Bryan
Lee Merriwether
St. Louis
Public Ownership Party
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Merriwether
Bryan
J. H. Cooke
State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Secre
Missouri
Nordstrom Case Heads Toward Higher Courts In Execution Row
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton plans to move for a pen date for Nordstrom's execution while defense seeks to defeat new law. Ex Congressmen Lewis raises questions on what law governs execution and constitutional timing. Meanwhile strike action hits railway workers from Winnipeg to Brandon with about half the trackmen out.
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Seattle
Nordstrom
Fulton
Eyquall
Lewis
Olympia
Walter S. Fulton
James Hamilton Lewis
Missoula Notes Brightens With Visitor List
J. W. Baker of Bonner and Miss Annie M. Lakeman of Gloucester are guests in Missoula. Mrs. Walter Graham returns to Burke Idaho. Percy Rennick returns from Kentucky medical studies. Col. T. C. Marshall travels to Helena with family. Miss Grace Herndon heads to California for summer. Local land office remits funds from Bitter Root Indian lands sale. Numerous residents and visitors from Bonita Florence Butte Helena and other towns are noted.
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Bonner
Blackfoot
Annie M. Lakeman
Gloucester
Mase
Florence
Walter Graham
Burke
Idaho
Missoula
Percy Rennick
Kentucky
Medical School
the State University
Col
T. C. Marshall
Helena
Mildren Jenkins
Grace Herndon
California
W. O. Craig
Missoula Mércantile Company
Helen Shively
Butte
Yerrick
Perry Sieffee
Homer
Salt Lake
United States Land Office
Bitter Root
Hadley Morrison
Bonita
William Levick
F. Morrison
Carlan
Stella Main
Rankin
F. Duffy
John H. Farmer
Frank Boucher
Buttle
Bernard Noon
Ithe Nity
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