Samoa Unrest Threatens Samoan Autonomy and U S Ships
Washington reports confirm trouble in Samoa as Mataafa’s faction, backed by a savage court on Upolu, gains strength. Berlin treaty failures, Cedarcranz’s influence, and German British pressure fuel instability. One German vessel near Apia with U S and Hawaiian delays. possible warship dispatch to protect interests.
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Washington
State Department
Samoa
United States
Mataafa
Germany
Great Britain
Malietoa
Upolu
Apia
Malitoa
Cedarcranz
Norway
Sweden
Boston
Adams
Honolulu
Apid
Apis
Gresham
Cedaveranz
Mary Gresham
Melon carload sales and fatal horse attack headline
The report notes a $450 sale for a carload of melons in New York and the death of Carl Logue after being kicked by a horse at Gibson. It also covers regional notes including wheat yields in Newton county, the unsafe Blairsville courthouse, and local criminal trials such as the Mose Odwell case in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl Logue
Gibson
Newton County
Blairsville Herald
Court House
Brunswick and Western Road
Sylvester
Larkin Brown
Roswell
Kase
C. M. Bethune
Talbotion
Indian Territory
Richard Peter Gill
Stewart County
Justice Court
Dawson
William Hardy
Wilks County
Robert Toombs
Emma Stillwell
Central Railroad
Atlanta
Griffin
Morgan
Hapeville
Atlante
Mrs. Stillwell
Miss Stillwell
Daily Market Reports Naval Stores and Cotton News
Market notes from Wilmington and New York dated June 17 report naval stores including rosin and turpentine prices, with citrus and pineapple trade jargon, and cash quotations for mess pork lard and related commodities. World cotton supply figures show total visible supply at 78 bales with regional receipts and crop in sight totals. a fatal collision near Baltimore and Ohio railroad is noted with an injured crew member.
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New York
Western
Jane
Ates
ChicaGo
Lord Beis Nation
Batrmorge
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The New Inquest Over Ford Theater Disaster
Washington reports the new inquest into the Ford Theater collapse has begun with focus on causes of the building failure. Colonel Ainsworth protests coroner Patterson for prejudice and seeks counsel and witness cross examination, which is denied. The czar aims to abolish deportation to Siberia and apply Russian court procedures to Siberia, but reforms are viewed with skepticism.
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T. J. Edwards
Worth County
Evans
Washington County
Waynesboro
Lawson E. Brown
Rozier
Brown
Roswell
A. L. Grimes
Jast
Deeee Eee
Ford Opera House
Washngton
Ford Theater
Ainsworth
Patterson
Vienna
Siberia
Charges Against a Preacher in Hyde Park Church Case
Rev W W Totherow pastor of Hyde Park Presbyterian church bound for trial on a wall charge. James Inglis a church member accuses after prior rebuke by the Chicago Presbytery. Inglis aims to justify action by a public trial. A widow involved is described as charming.
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Curiaco
W. W. Totherow
Hyde Park Presbyterian Church
Bond
Justice Everett
James Inglis
Chicago
Inglis
Public Auction of Tax Foreclosure Properties Athens Ga
Debtors and creditors notice: Martha Nicholson estate, Clarke County, court sale by Chief of Police to satisfy city taxes. Listed properties include multiple houses and lots in Third Fourth and First wards along Lumpkin Cedar Avenue Hancock Avenue Arch Street and other streets with notifications to owners and interested parties. Sales commence on the first Tuesday in July 1893 at the courthouse door.
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Court House
Athens
Lumpkin Street
Willim Thorton
Wiliem Thornton
Frank Griffith
W.L. Dobbs
Ifi Iso
Cedar Avenue
Compto N
Field Street
Pans Compton
Ceder Avenue
M L. Compton
M. B. McGinty
Dd. B. McGi
W. Bs & Dams P
Bisco
Third Ward
Baxter Wet
Colling
Pergon
Hahcoock Avenue
Fourth Ward
Bodney Smith
Doumglas Mason
Sonn
Hancock Avenue
Dr. Bunnicatt
Alonzo Coe
Sae
Dublin Street
Arch Street
Henry Walker
Scot Burch
First Se
Fourth Street
Ed Strickland
Dr. Lyndon
Reubin Come Seri
George Wheel*r
Paty
Now Street
Hodgson Street
Reson
N. BR. R
Strong Street
Aus Stroud
Rob’t L. Harris
Pores
John Sted
William Hall
Tennens
Judge Bell
Rdshell Church
Sant Derricott
Reese Street
Leies
H. Oobb Davis
Pol Ca
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U.S. Gov’t
Mataafail Mad
Bie
Austher
Wilhington
Eckels
City National Bank
Brownsville
Tex
Pues
Commercial National Bank
Nashville, Tenn
Arapahoe
Oklahoma
Colville
Forest City
South Dakota
Fort Barthold
North
Bort “Méscalero
N. M. Mine
Nebraska
Duica
Oradas Shoshone
Wrrontag
Tramme
Paul Trammell
Internal Revenue
Georgia
Cleveland
Ines Catatockod
Z. G. Ansley
Ineral News
Sn’s Grove
Waycross
Elijah Cheavers
Culpepper
Elijah Creavers
Old Nine
O'd Nice
Cheavers
Duke, Ga
Bagroes
J.M. Keesler
Lombard St
Balto Md
Salvation Oil
Pepuiar
Bogle Co, iv
Oppes
Walker County
Daily Market Reports
Naval Stores
Wilminatox
Rosin Svea
Virgin
Satanvan
Chicago Market
Ash
Lord—Cash
Liverpool
Averpcotune
Tone
Ovens
Blood
Builder
E. Atiters
Atherville
Miss
Nien Prom Adnata
Grand RaPms
Mich
The
Democrat
Alba
Antrim County
Wood
Ward Avenue
Palme
Xursene
Martha A Nicholson
Clarke
Scholayr
Tuthe
M. G
M. Nicholson
Clanxe
Remegiset
Bish Sietae
Iran
M. Humixotox
Aed Aan J
Kenney
Clai Oglethorpe
Oconee
Jackson and Waiton
King & Co
Thomas St
Entransa
iBanner
Atlant
Georgia, Carolina & Northern
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Atal
Sun Times
Andy
OMIA
Capitol Zoo
ATL
Petey
Pasellans Ozier’s, Jackson & Burke Co
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