Rights of the Filipinos would have spared bloodshed
Col. W. J. Bryan argues in a Knoxville letter that Filipino and Cuban rights are identical and that independence for the Filipinos should have been recognized earlier. He contends the Bacon resolution promised independence and, if adopted sooner, could have prevented the war and saved American lives.
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Knoxville
Tenn
the Sentinel
Col
W. J. Bryan
Cuba
Philippines
Bacon
House
Bradstreet's Review Reflects Dull Distributive Trade Yet Rising Agriculture
The Bradstreet report notes mid summer dullness in distributive trade and industry with further price reductions for manufactured goods especially iron steel and raw textiles, while nearly all agricultural products show a marked upward movement. Wheat leads gains up 14 cents per bushel since June 1 and 20 cents from the November low, with corn oats and hogs following higher prices. Dairy demand improves with slight price advances this week.
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New York
Cotton and metals markets show mixed movements in 1899 trade
The report notes cotton price pressures from aging demand and weak cotton goods, with dry goods helped by warmer weather. Wool remains subdued ahead of London sales, while iron trades trend lower and structural material falls $7 to $9 per ton. Domestic iron orders are small. talk of furnace shutdowns continues. Export demand is solid but freight limits persist. Tin dips slightly. sugar enjoys strong margins. Boot and shoe activity is weak in the East but robust in Chicago due to Philippine army orders. Lumber demand softens. Southern pine oversupplied. Coal markets show seasonable distribution with active bituminous demand. Wheat shipments for the week total 4,645,180 bushels. annual exports run about 196.5 million bushels. Weekly failures rise in the United States to 167. Canada reports 28 failures.
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London
Chicago
United States
Dominion of Canada
Detective Ora Havill Arrested Amid Streetcar Strike Scandals
In St Louis on June 22 Ora Havill a Transit company detective was arrested on suspicion of dynamite activity. Police say he was caught placing explosives near the River Desperes bridge while under watch by Chief Campbell and staff. Havill faces indictment for embezzling $6000 from the Southern Illinois penitentiary and has appeared in multiple shootings during the strike.
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St. Louis
Ora Havill
Campbell
Havill
Havil
Bonde
Ilinois Penitentiary
Yellow fever outbreaks hit Cuba as rains persist
Heavy Cuban rains bring yellow fever to regions long free of it. United States troops largely spared except Santa Clara and Quemados where General Lee's staff report two cases Capt Hepburn is seriously ill while Major Kean's mild. Mrs Edmonds convalescent unaware of her husband's death. Havana reports only three cases so far.
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Havana
Cuba
Santa Clara
Quemados
United States
General Lee
Kean
Hepburn
Edmonds
Frank H. Edmunds
Chapman and Lawson set mile tandem world record in Salt Lake
John Chapman and Iver Lawson broke the one mile tandem world record at the Salt Palace track, completing the distance in 1:50.
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Salt Lake
John Chapman
Iver Lawson
Salt Palace
British War Office Buys Krupp Field Batteries
It is announced that the British war office has bought batteries of Krupp field artillery. The purchase indicates ongoing military procurement during the June period in London.
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London
British War Office
Krupp Field
San Antonio hotel man dies of sunstroke
San Antonio Texas June 22 D L A Trexter aged 42 a well known hotel man died here tonight of sunstroke
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San Antonio
Texas
D. L
Meat inspection bill passes the bundesrath
Berlin report states the meat inspection bill was approved by the bundesrath on June 22, reflecting a step in food safety and regulatory oversight in Germany.
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Berlin
Bundesrath
Life for Korean wives in the hermit kingdom
A stark view of Korean women describes life as hard with little home life or status. The text claims wives are rarely recognized by their husbands on the street and must slip away when noticed by their lords.
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Hermit Kingdom
Standerton falls as Buller links with Roberts forces
Lord Roberts completes linkage with General Buller's army at Standerton after the standstill between the Orange River colony and Transvaal. Steyn's 6,000 to 8,000 fighters are encircled, while Kruger and Botha return to their farms. DeWet farms burned. Baden-Powell rides to Pretoria with 200 and 35 followers.
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London
Steyn
Orange River Colony
Lord Roberts
Botha
Kruger
Transvaal
Buller
Standerton
Vaal
Baden-Powell
Mafeking
Pretoria
Peace terms hinge on Kruger staying in the country
June 22 Lourenco Marquez reports President Kruger's demand to remain in the country to secure peace. About 5,000 British sick and wounded are at Pretoria. Mrs Reitz and family, traveling to Europe, lacked funds and received help from the Dutch consul. General Dun Donald with the 3d cavalry occupied Standerton. burghers fled after blowing up the railroad. Infantry moved 22 miles and camped at Kaatsibos spruit.
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Kruger
Pretoria
Reitz
Transvaal
Europe
Kaatstschabosch
Dundonald
Standerton
Kaatsibosspruit
Wrong man chosen for Honolulu postmaster
Washington reports an error in the state department left Honolulu without a postmaster. The senate confirmed John M. Oates, but the appointee is his brother Joseph M. Oates, former postmaster general of Hawaii. The commission will be canceled and Joseph M. Oates will be appointed.
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Washington
State Department
Honolulu
John M. Oates
Senate
Joseph Oates
Hawaii
John
San Francisco
Joseph M. Oates
Eddie Gardner Defeats Elwood McCloskey In Six-Round Bout
In Chicago at the Star Theater Eddie Gardner brother of Oscar Gardner known as the Omaha Kid won a decision over Elwood McCloskey of Philadelphia in a six round match. The bout was tied up in clinches early with Gardner breaking through in the fifth and sixth rounds to have McCloskey on the run as the bell ended the fight.
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Chicago
Star Theater Tonight
Eddie Gardner
Oscar Gardner
Elwood McCloskey
Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
Gardner
Prominent Indiana Lawyer John H. Kutier Dies at 57
Indianapolis June 22 John H Kutier former Floyd county judge and leading Indiana lawyer is dead aged 57 He was a partner of W Q Gresham and a noted figure in state legal circles.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John H. Kutier
Floyd County Court
W. Q. Gresham
Augustus Lowell Dies in Brookline at Home
June 22 report from Heston notes Augustus Lowell, vice president of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, died at his Brookline home today.
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Heston
Augustus Lowell
Brookline
American Academy of Arts and Sefences
Proceedings of the Deer Lodge County Board June 1900
County commissioners approve expenses for John Conley and others, set allowances and contracts, appoint registry agents, finalize court house and jail settlement with Dolan & Hamill, and plan county printing and tax sale procedures.
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Board of BP
Anaconda
Sadaka Reeses
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J. H. Strain & Co
Leck & Coy
A.A. Rodgers
Pest House
Cee Sasee
An. P. O'Brien
Wim. Turner
L. J. Baker Co
Devine
Anaconda Cab Co
Amelia Corn
John Harkevich
M. J. FitzPatrick
N. Dougherty
Copper City Commercial Co
Hahkeeewee
Theo Ehret
H. W. Stephens
M. D
Salary County
Dan Flanagan
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Anne’s Hospital
Anen J. H. Btrain & Co
Shmanelick Ae
Peter Lansing
Saks
Board of Commissioners
Deer Lodge
Statutes of
Montana
Russia
Hoffman
Byron Weston
Crane
G. M. Johnston
Frank Kennedy
Cor- Gree
A. Hardenbrook
W. T. Pinegar
I. C. Musgrave
Sur- Vwoyor
Western Union Telegraph Company
F. W. Peckover
R. de B. Smith
Alf Whitworth
City Drug Company
Copper City Commercial Company
Martin Drug Company
N. O’brien
Daly, Donohue & Greenwood
Theo. Ehret
Littler
Court House Yard
Deer Lodge Water Company
M. Co
Ceese Scree
Lynch
J. T. Twohy
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Charles Aspling
Lebeeka Xianabes
Lockwood
William A. Ott
PANO
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Shebat
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A.C. M. Co
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T. O'Leary
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B. F. Maiden
Charles Graus
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Deer Lodge Electric Company
A. Tuttle
Toilet Supply Company
May
Patna
Anton Marchion
H. ©. Kennedy
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W. H. English
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M. D. Platner
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C. G. Glass
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