Jakie the Burner to Be Reprimanded
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1902
Page
12
War Department to Rebuke General Smith in Samar Campaign Case
Washington July 5 General J H Smith and Major Waller face action by Secretary Root who will review papers Friday at Oyster Bay before final presidential action. Lieut Frederick T Arnold acquitted of direct knowledge of mistreatment in the Philippines. the War Department censures him for neglect of duty but praises his conduct toward natives.
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Washington
Root
J. H. Smith
Waller
Oyster Bayext
Smith
War Department
Samar
Arnold
Crowder
Frederick T. Arnold
Fourth Cavalry
United States
Culberson
Senate
Weir
Philippines
Miles
Department of Missouri
Secretary of War
Mnd
Tion
Powards
Calaca
Luzon
Edwards
Fdwares
Presa
Tatan
San Francisco
Revolution in Venezuela Reported by Commander McLean
Cablegram from Commander McLean dated LaGuayra July 4 notes revolutionists attacking the Guanta customs house, securing Mausers and ammunition, with forces around Urica and Bermudes totaling about 13,000 to 18,000. Troops recalled from Caracas and Ossum steamer sailing to Puerto Cabello with 800 troops. Foreigners reportedly untouched.
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McLean
Cincinnati
Washington
Moody
LaGuayra
Hart
Topeka
Guanta
Barcelona
Matos
Urica
Bermudes
Caracas
Ossum
Puerto Cabello
Relief for Cuban Vessels Proclamation Removed Duties
The July 3 proclamation ends discriminating duties on Cuban vessels entering U S ports. Under Spanish rule and military occupation such duties were not charged to Cuban ships, but after independence the duties began again until assurances were received. none were, prompting the president to act.
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Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Spain
Cuba
Mississippi Agriculture Report From 1900 Census
Washington reports Mississippi farms total 220,803 valued at 152.9 million. Buildings account for 2 percent, land and improvements 76 percent. Implements and machinery worth 9.89 million, livestock 42.66 million. Farm property total 204.22 million. 1898 farm products value 102.49 million, 40 percent higher than 1889. crops 82 percent, animal products 17 percent. 1899 gross farm income 90.74 million with 44 percent return on investment.
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Washington
Census Bureau Today
Mississippi
Cuba displeased as U S keeps Havana coal station
After the 1898 Cuban occupation the War Department leased a Triscornia warehouse across Havana Bay and stored about 2000 tons of government coal there. A railroad linking the wharf to the inland system was built. Cuba wishes removal of coal and abandonment of the coal station and discussion with U S authorities on the railroad transfer.
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United States
Havana
Washington
War Department
Triscornia
Central Nebraska Plagued by Severe Hall and Rain Storm
A powerful storm swept central Nebraska causing extensive crop and property damage. Grand Island endured crushed vegetation along a seven mile by four mile area, with many plate glass windows shattered and trees leveled. Corn and unharvested small grains were beaten to the ground and declared a total loss.
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Central Nebraska
Omaha
Nebr
Central
Nebraska
Grand Island
China Appeals to Uncle Sam Over Tien-Tsin Crisis
Chinese Minister Wu, in a cable to Secretary Hay, appeals for U.S. good offices to press allied powers to evacuate Tien-Tsin. The message, signed by Yan Shih Kai, argues current Chinese guards are too few to quell brigandage and restore order, urging direct instructions to foreign military officers to cooperate with Pekin ministers.
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Washington
United States
Tien-Tsin
Pekin
Hay
Yuan Shih Kai
Chi Li
Tien Tsin
Lmlt
Yan Shih Kai
Li Hung Chang
Conger
State Department
Poisoned by canned salmon sickens seven children
Pittsburg Pa July 6 Henry Ornish and seven children were poisoned by eating canned salmon at a family reunion at Samuel A Hildebrand's home in Reserve township All victims are very ill but expected to recover except Martha Hildebrand the 1 year old daughter who is anticipated to die
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Henry Ornish
Pittsburg
Samuel A. Hildebrand
Reserve Township
Martha
Mr. Hildebrand
Check for 635000 Missing Worries Indiana Officials
Indiana state officials fear a $635,000 check drawn by the United States in favor of Indiana for its civil war claim has vanished. The check, mailed from Washington two days earlier, remains unfound by state officers.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Washington
Drowned in shallow tank at Baltimore florist shop
William McRoberts a Baltimore florist and former Gardeners' Club president was found drowned in a two foot deep tank inside his greenhouse. Authorities suspect he fell while watering plants and may have attempted suicide.
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Baltimore
William McRoberts
The
Gardeners’ Club
Gorang
Green
Planta
Storm Ravages Southwestern Iowa Towns With Possible Losses
A July storm swept southwestern Iowa with tornado like winds causing extensive damage. Whiting lost a dozen buildings and injuries occurred at Whiting and Anthony where twenty buildings collapsed amid possible fatalities. Rockwell City saw flooding and hail, with widespread crop losses. Oakland reported heavy rain and hail damage. St Paul experienced record rain, flooding basements with damage nearing $16 000. Communications failed due to wires cut.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Whiting
Campbell
Anthony
Rockwell City
Swlnnd
Oakland
Hall
Brother-in-law slain by Alabama farmer near Birmingham
A 45 year old farmer Jesse James shot and killed his 15 year old brother in law Sam Sols last night near Birmingham Alabama about 11 o clock after Sam and his elder brother went to confront him over their sister being whipped. James was arrested by the sheriff.
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Birmingham
Argyrbuty
Gurnee Junction
Ala
Jesse James
Sam _ Lois
Sam Sols
Sols
James
Soly
Directors Accused of Dishonesty in Model Gold Mining Case
Chicago July 5. Judges appoint receiver R H Thatcher to oversee the Arizona Model Gold Mining Company amid charges of dishonest management. The case involves allegations that directors profited at stockholders’ expense, with potential losses up to 1 million dollars. Victims include Chicago residents and several police and Catholic community members. Frank Jager is named as the alleged manipulator.
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Chicago
Model Gold Mining Company
Arizona
Joseph H. Marshall
Tuthill
R. H. Thatcher
Frank Jager
Boen
Adams elected Newton County school commissioner
At a called Newton county board meeting Professor G C Adams was chosen to fill the unexpired term of W C Wright. Adams, former principal of Palmer Institute in Oxford, is praised for his gentlemanly conduct and capable training. Other candidates were Will Stewart, A Cowan, W G Neal, and Mortimer Hays from Covington and Brick Store.
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G. C. Adams
W. C. Wright
Oxford
Board of Education
Newton County
Adams
Palmer Institute
Will Stewart
Covington
A. Cowan
W. G. Neal
Mortimer Hays
Colonial Premiers Struggle for Unity on Imperial Policy
London July 6 After two meetings colonial premiers fail to narrow differences on imperial defense. Sir Wilfrid Laurier of Canada and Sir John Gordon Sprigg of Cape Colony clash with Edmund Barton of Australia and Richard Y. Leead of New Zealand over colonies duties. No common spokesman fuels jealousy among premiers.
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London
Wilfred Laurier
Canada
John Gordon Sprigg
Cape Colony
Edmund Barton
Australia
Richard Y. Lead
New Zealand
Caps Colony
John Gordon Sprigge
Shal aAstau
Sir Chamberlain
Cape
Crisis Looms as Mic Strike Ties Up Mines
Indications of renewed mining work stir rumors of an imminent effort to resume at several collieries in Hazelton and Wyoming regions. Pickets watch mines, unions guard access, and company and railroad preparations signal a coordinated move to break the strike with possible political backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Pardees
Harwood
Wyoming Region
Nanticoke No. 5
Simsquehanna Coal Company
Wyoming Basin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wyoming Division
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Division
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh Valley
Hazelton Reghort
Drifton
Coxe Bros. & Co
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Coxton
Tidewater
United States
Quay
Penrose
Baer
Philadelpia and Reading Railroad
Roosevelt
Cotton In Bad Shape In Tuscaloosa County
Reports from Tuscaloosa Alabama dated July 5 indicate the cotton crop is deteriorating daily due to extreme heat winds and scarce rains. Early prospects were decent but the parched plants risk utter failure if rain does not come soon.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Moore and Sons Eyewear Ad Promises Quality Craft
The advertisement from MO. L. MOORE & SONS touts eyeglasses as elegant in design robust in construction and accurate in fitting. It claims their orders are space efficient and their work stands beyond competition, located at 43 Nyra add street Prudential building.
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MO. L. Moore & Sons
Nyrta
Prudential Building
Free Four Remedies Proffered By Dr Slocum Against Tuberculosis
Dr. T A Slocum offers a free trial of four remedies to fight consumption and wasting diseases. The program targets tuberculous patients and those at risk, promising to fortify the body, aid digestion, ease coughing, and improve respiration with Emulsion, Psychine Tonic, Coltsfoote Expectorant, and Ozojekt Catarrh Remedy. Eligible readers may request the complete set by writing with postal and express addresses.
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T. A. Slocum
New York
Slocum
Uge
Train wreck kills engineer near Williamsburg
Elk Rapids July 5. Engineer Pickett of Traverse City was killed and Fireman Dwyer of Grand Rapids fatally injured on a Pere Marquette wreck at Williamsburg. The Petoskey flyer, running at high speed, rammed into a switched excursion engine on a side track. The throttle was open and the dead engineer remained aboard as the train surged for miles before stopping.
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Elk Rapids
Midh
Pickett
Traverse City
Dwyer
Grand Rapids
Williamsburg
Petoskey
Bates
Rock Island Firemen Threaten Strike Over Wiper Rule
Kansas City July 5 Firemen on the Rock Island railway threaten a strike within ten days unless their demand is met. They object to a recent order making each fireman perform engine wiping for his own locomotive. Rock Island is first to adopt the system. other roads keep wiping done by roundhouse workers. Wiping a big Mogul engine takes three hours. Firemen seek removal of the task or higher pay. Reported company plans to use city employment agencies to recruit workers.
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Kansas City
Rock Island
Emory Trastees Set Meeting at First Methodist Church
Emory College trustees will meet Tuesday July 8 at 1120 in the Sunday school room of the First Methodist Church in Atlanta. Special report notes H H Stone treasurer announces factors require full attendance as a recent resignation triggers importance of meeting attendance.
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Emory
Hmory College
Oxford
Gai
H. H. Stone
First Methodist Church
Atlanta
Ag.eres
Peeeee Ee
Two Tennis Matches Play In West End
Only two tennis matches were completed yesterday in West End among many scheduled. Mansfieldbeat Arons 6-2 4-6 6-0, Willingham defeated Berrien 2-6 6-0 6-4, and Abernathy Lewis Stanton Jenkins Wagner all won by default. Several players failed to appear on Highland avenue and St Charles court, but more games are set for next Saturday.
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West End
Mansfield
Arons
Willingham
Berrien
Willngham
Abernathy
Lewis
Stanton
Heath
Jennings
Brewster
Wagner
Wilson
Highland Avenue
St. Charles Court
Facing a Mirror He Died George Mathews Shoots Self
George W. Mathews a Kansas City lawyer and real estate dealer shot himself at his home on July 6. He locked himself in his room and, standing before a mirror, placed a rifle to his head and pulled the trigger. He died before family members could reach him. His mind had been affected by ill health.
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George Mathews
Kkansas City
George W. Mathews
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