General Gomez Visits White House for Courtesy Call
General Gomez and party arrived at the war department then went to the White House to meet President McKinley. The visit, described as purely social with no political talks, followed a conference with Secretary Root and included family members and aides.
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Washington
Gomez
Narty
White House
War Department
Miles
United States Army
Guba
Root
Senor Gonzales
Wood
Senor Palma
Cuba
McKinley
United States
General Gomez
New York
Fitzhugh Lee
Lee
Havana
Genvera Gorace
Eneral Gomez
The
Interior
Secretary of Agriculture
Dewey
Baker to succeed Woods in appeals court promotion likely
Indianapolis report states Judge John K. Baker of the United States district court is expected to be promoted to the court of appeals to replace Judge William A Woods. Senator Fairbanks will recommend to President McKinley. Senator Beveridge supports Baker. Eu rope trip cited as context. The legal community is largely in Baker's favor, with promotion possibly delayed until fall. Fire near Phenix Williams causes $500000 loss. Williams, Aziz, a Santa Fe railway and timber town of about 2000, was nearly destroyed. Barford and Lawson, wholesale milliners of Houtsville, Ky, assign assets and liabilities of about $58,000 and nominal assets around $20,000.
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Iara
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Ind
Bat
John K. Baker
United States District Court
Jist
Court of Appeals
William A’ ‘Woods
McKinley
Baker
Beveridge
Europe
Guiea States
Phenix
Aziz
Williams
Barford
Lawson
Houtsville
Barford & Law‘son
New Cotton Mills Rising All Over the Southland
Boston reports the American World and Cotton Reporter findings show a surge in textile mill construction in early 1901, with 261 mills planned or erected first half. North Carolina leads with 45 mills, Georgia 56, South Carolina 31, Alabama 27, and several states follow, by product mix including cotton wool knit goods and miscellaneous facilities.
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Southland
Boston
American World and Cotton Reporter
Germany
England
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New York
Rhode Island
Tennessea
Virginia
Texan
Connecticut
Misissippii
Arkansas
Michigan
Delaware
Florida
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
California
Colorado
Indiana
Louisiana
Maryland
Minnesota
Montana
Ohio
Oregon
Utah
Vermont
Canada i
Bank Failure Strikes Mansfield Grain Bank After Receiver Named
A Mansfield bank, controlled by William M. Sturges, failed to open and is placed in receivership. The Sturges Machine Works also defaults, with A. A. Peck named receiver. Depositors were mainly farmers and grain dealers. no other local banks affected.
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Mansfield
Sturges Bank
William M. Sturges
Mansfield Machine Works
Capite
Sturges
Cty
W. B. Dirlam
A. A. Peck
Fits
Ita
Mr. Sturges
John E. Sturges
Mary
D. Sea Area
Willis Sturges
NEED FILIPINOS IN HAWAII Government Urges Filipino Labor Landing
William Haywood representing Hawaii business interests asks Washington to permit landing of a shipload of Filipinos in Hawaii for plantation work. He pressed the proposal with war and treasury departments and met the president. Porto Rican labor was sent to Hawaii earlier. Hawaii sugar plantations now face labor shortages. No action has been taken yet.
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Washington
William Haywood
Hawaii
War Department
Treasury. Department
McKinley
Porto Rico
Hawood
Mr. Haywood
Fatal Fight Aboard Vera Ship Stabbing In Philadelphia
Aboard the British steamship Vera at Greenwich piers in Philadelphia Ruff Giovani a sailor stabbed Robert Pritterson the ship's carpenter from Newport England with a table knife. Patterson died within half an hour after the assault.
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Philadelphia
Vera
Greenwich
Ruff Giovani
Robert Pritterson
Newport
England
Patterson
Death of Alexander Seals Jr A brief notice from Inman Park
Alexander Seals Jr aged twenty two months the bright little son of Mrs Alexander Seals of Inman Park died on Sunday morning last after a short illness and was buried in Greenesboro Ga this week Many friends sympathize with Mrs Seals in its great loss
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Alexander Seals, Jr
Alexander §. Seals
Inman Park
Greenesboro
Fire at Homestead Hotel in Hot Springs Va destroys building
A fire at the Homestead hotel in Hot Springs Virginia last night between the floors destroyed the hotel and toppled connected cottages and bathhouse. About 120 guests escaped unharmed as the Virginia hotel opened its doors to house them. Loss estimated around 300000 with 292000 insured. The blaze was traced to a defective electric wire and was quickly discovered by Master Dr. Joseph of Chicago who raised the alarm.
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Homestead
Virgnia
Ian Richmond
F. C. Bbss
Richmond
Herickel
Charlottesville
Wiles Julia Marlowe
New York
W. N. Mitchell
Atlanta
Peter Mayo
Thomas N. Carter
Charles Blossom
Petersburg
Joseph
Chicago
WEW Features for Warships New Navy design novelties outlined
Navy department outlines major construction changes for new armored cruisers and battleships. Highlights include 25 ammunition hatches enabling 6 inch guns to fire six rounds per minute per gun, stockless anchors weighing 15 500 pounds each, and a steering vice from the flying bridge replacing chart house control.
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Navy Department
Washington
Train is after his money Marquand & Co
Arthur C Train, assistant in the District Attorney office and a depositor in Seventh National Bank, filed suit in the United States circuit court against Forest Raynor temporary receiver of the bank Henry Marquand Frank B Marquand & Co and Frank S Smith assignee to establish a preferential lien on securities in Raynor’s possession valued at 38265 He says the securities were deposited by Marquand & Co to secure payment of a check owed to him.
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Marquand & Co
Seventh National
New York
Arthur C.train
Philbin
Seventh National Bank
United States Circuit Court
Forest Raynor
Henry Marquand
Frank B. Poor
Frank 8. Smith
Wood to Leave Cuba for Recuperation in United States
Washington July 3 The secretary of war authorized General Wood governor general of Cuba to come to Washington at his convenience for consultation on Cuban affairs. He has recently suffered Cuban fever and may seek a cooler climate in the United States for rest and recuperation with no anticipated political implications.
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United States
Washington
General Wood
Cuba
Isthmian Canal Commission report due in about a month
Rear Admiral Walker, president of the Isthmian Canal Commission, said today that the full report of the commission will be completed in about a month. Federal Judge Addison Brown resigned today, with news noted from Washington.
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Athmian Canal Commission
Washington
Walker
The
Isthmian, Canal ‘Commission
Brown
Washington, Cty
Addison Brown
United States
New Vai
Altomaey “Geneeay
SLOGAN FOR THE BOERS CALLS TO SHIPMENTS STOPPAGE
New Orleans July 8 General Pearsons Boer envoy urges Americans to block mules and horse shipments from the United States to South Africa. He frames U S law and treaty obligations, appeals to liberty traditions, and claims British forces rely on American supplies to wage war. The appeal targets the federal government and public opinion to end support for the war and force peace.
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South Africa
Great Britain
Republica
Perigre
United States
Washington
Uberty
Agad J
America
England
Bloemfontein
Pretoria
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