Tit for tat cries czar as he strikes Uncle Sam
Russia retaliates against U S tariff on Russian petroleum by raising duties on American goods entering Russia. The move targets white resin, bicycles, and other items, with a 20 percent higher rate. Secretary Gage protests the measure as a commerce issue, while manufacturers seek relief through government action.
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Czar
Uncle Sam
Washington
Count Cursini
State Department
M. de Witte
Treasury Department
Havin
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Russia
Gage
Cassini
Y Bey
America
Congress
Board of Appraisers
Supreme Court
Executive Branch
Mrs McKinley Noted Out Of Danger By Doctors
In Washington on June 18 Doctors Johnson and Rixey conferred at the White House. Johnson declared Mrs McKinley no longer in peril and the danger past though recurrence possible. Rixey, while encouraged by improvement, cautioned that she may not be entirely out of danger. He noted the blood infection had disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Rixey
Washington
White House
McKinley
Ale Kinley
Gage Challenges Italy in Tariff Fight
Washington reports official information that Italy classifies one wheel plows as art and trade instruments, prompting a high duty. The treasury aims to counter with duties on Italian beet sugar imports, suspending imports to cover new charges. Italy has mostly supplied its own sugar with a recent surplus used for bounty, while U.S. exports have been minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mine
Italy
Wkely
Secretary of the Treasury
Jatw
Tr Tg
Treasury Department
Wntl
United States
Trial Puts Barker Case On Hold With Rulings
New York June 18 The Barker murder trial in Jersey City resumes with judge’s rulings and objections dominating the second day. Barker and Mrs Barker barred from testifying on the mind state and potential conversations. Dr Strasser testified Keller was shot from behind and Barker’s witness prospects dimmed amid procedural fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
Thomas G. Baker
John Keller
Arlington
Barker
Ana
Pretty Girl Behind Bars Causes Kilgore Arrest
Miss Fannie Kilgore daughter of Sumter county official is jailed in Tampa after the death of Mrs Emma Hatfield. The Hatfield household conflict began June 6 when a note Miss Kilgore allegedly wrote to the husband prompted a confrontation and an alleged assault on Mrs Hatfield. Police investigations followed and Sheriff Lesley arrived with Kilgore to face proceedings. The case has caused a statewide sensation.
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Tampa
Flo
Lesley
Fannie Kilgore
W. C. G. Kigore
Sumter County
Emma Hatfield
Eugene Hatfield
Whiting Street
Miss Kilgore
Jack Bellamy
Myre Hatfield
Hlant
Jones
Bellamy
Belamy
Tatfield
American Cotton Company increases directors to thirteen
New York June 18 stockholders at the annual meeting adopted an amendment to the bylaws increasing directors from nine to thirteen and elected a board including William C. Lovering Cornelius Bills James K. Jones David R. Francis and others. Officers named are James S. Cannon chairman Archibald C. Casy president William C. Lovering vice president H J Tener Jr treasurer and Samuel S. Conover secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Cotton Company
William C. Lovering
Cornelius X. Bills
James K. Jones
David R. Francis
Albert W. Smith
Maxwell Woodhull
Jamra
Fatally Shot by a Priest in California
Dr J G Jessup a dentist was fatally wounded by Rev Charles G Adams after attempting to stop Adams from abusing his daughter. Adams, once a pastor in New York and Ohio, is jailed. Jessup lies dying in Berkeley with hopes fading.
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Jessup
Adams
Berkeley
Cal
J. G. Jessup
Charles Adams
San Francisco
Charles G, Adams
East
St. Mark's Chapel
New York City
Church of Incarnation
Assan
Pulplte
Fremont
Cincmnati
St. Andrews
Oakland
Addams
Paymaster Martin Accused of Scandalous Conduct
Washington June 18 The secretary of the navy has ordered a court martial for Paymaster John R Martin United States Navy on charges of scandalous conduct tending to destroy good morals The case centers on the paymaster advancing small sums from his salary to himself and a brother officer with the government losing nothing and the practice likely common The naval regulations bar paymasters from lending any money even from private funds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
John R. Martin
United States Navy
Martin
Thia
Navy Department
Warrant Sent Mrs Brumby and Gridley Heiresses
Treasury issues two warrants recalling Manila Bay prize money for Admiral Dewey’s former lieutenant and Charles Gridley’s widow. One warrant for 7 dollars to Mrs A B Brumby, Marietta Georgia. the other for 4967 dollars to Harriet Gridley, Erie Pennsylvania.
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Washingon
Treasury Department
Manila Bay
A. B. Brumby
Thomass M. Brumby
Brumby
Admiral Dewey
Harriet V. Gridley
Charles V. Gridley
Erle
Desperate Burglar Surrounded by Ohio Farmers near Chillicothe
Enraged farmers close in on a lone burglar after a string of daytime raids and attempted sexual assaults in Chillicothe and nearby Kinnikinnick. Residents armed with guns wait for Sheriff Devine as pursuit continues. Local fear runs high after the night’s wholesale break ins and assaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Chillicothe
Johan Davis
Frank Woltz
James Carroll
Nim
Speedy Trial for Negroes in Foster Conspiracy Case
In Shreveport Louisiana on June 18 reports indicate negro suspects tied to Prince Edwards in the murder of John Gray Foster will face a swift trial. The Bossier Parish grand jury convenes June 2 with District Attorney Land stating cases of alleged complicity will be first. Prophet Suth is identified as the leading prisoner, with authorities keeping details undisclosed.
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Foster
Shreveport
Prince Edwards
John Gray Foster
Bossier Parish
Land
Prophet Siith
Fossier
Great Oil Monopoly Attacks Judge Allies in Ohio Case
Washington June 18 The industrial commission will print affidavits replying to John Archbold of Standard Oil. Included are statements by former Ohio attorney general F S Monnett and others alleging violations of Ohio law by Standard Oil related companies, tax evasion, and monopoly practices affecting consumers and state interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Industrial Commission
John Ti. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Monnett
Ohio
James W. Gee
Pure On Company
Lockwood
Charles B. Matthews
Bigfalo
Matthews
Vacuum of Company
Lee
Standard Company
Germany
Texas
Arkansas
Archbold
Ohia
Standard OH Company
Tika
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Onto Oil Company
Solar’ Refining Company
Joseph P. Brasbury
Supreme Court of the State
Standard Oil
Ublicanette
Right to Combine is Divine Says Kilne for Standard Oil
Virgil V Kilne attorney for Standard Oil argues in common pleas court that the right to combine is a fundamental liberty. He defends trusts in a brief defending the Salt trust dispute involving the Cleveland plant and United Salt Company. Kilne cites decisions upholding combines and warns that restricting alienation of property destroys its value and blocks competition.
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Virgil V. Kine
Standard Oil Trust
Cincinnati
Virgil V. Kilne
Standard OU Company
Common Pleas Court
National Salt Company
New York
The
Salt Trust
Cleveland
United Salt Company
United Sale Company
Kine
Kling
Four Men Buried in Debris from Roof Collapse
A Baltimore and Ohio round house roof caved in Newark Q June 18 injuring three men and burying four. Exatt Jackson nineteen crushed about chest died. Ora Frye head and back injuries. Lewis Thompson head and foot injuries with an amputation needed. William Myera head cut. One man dug free from debris under an engine uninjured.
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Newark
Baltimore and Ghia
Exatt Jackson
Ceed
Ora Frye
Lewis ‘Thompai
Wiliam “Myéra
Ex-Governor H S Pingree Dies in London
London, June 18 Ex Governor Hazen S Pingree of Michigan died here at 11 85 o'clock His son was present and his body will be embalmed and returned home Earlier medical notes cited cancer of the intestines as the cause With a long Detroit career Pingree led reforms in city services taxes and public utilities and later served as governor winning multiple terms He died after a South Africa trip that began last March
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pingree
Michigan
Pinpree, Jr
Mr. Pingree
United States
Fingree
Detroit
Mich
Hazen Senter Fingree
Denmark
Masssachacetts
Republican Party
Sas Company
Detroit Railway
Wedding Eve Tragedy in Shamokin Man Shoots Self on Porch
Daniel Richards twenty from Free Ridge was found dead on the Mount Carmel porch the night before his wedding to Elizabeth Walters. He left with spirits high after visiting the Walters home and planned to wed today in Greanridge three miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Daniel Richards
Free Ridge
Mount Carmel
Young Richards
Elizabeth Walters
Harry Walters
Greanridege
Stabbing Murder Sparks Lynch Threat in Marshalltown
In Union near Hardy county Mc Clemons killed WU Burgust by stabbing him in the eye with an iron bar after a feud. Burgust died two hours later. Clemons was arrested but a mob threatened lynching, forcing police to place him in the county jail at Fjgora as guards nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Union
Hardy County
McClemons
Burgust
Burguft
Clemons
Figora
Boers Busy in Cape Colony Proclaimations and Recruits
June 18 Molteno Cane Colony Kritzin ger and Foucho Boer commanders bay placarding Cape Colony with a proclamation claiming powers from twenty months ago to punish for reporting Boer command whereabouts with a £50 fine and three months on foot. about 2,100 armed Boers in the colony reportedly gaining a few recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molteno
Cane
Colony
Cape Colony
Captain Rowan tied to insurrection in Filipino town fire
Manila reports Captain Andrew Rowan of the Nineteenth Infantry under investigation for destroying a town and triggering renewed insurrection in Benol Island. He then burned a neighboring town. locals, enraged, joined insurgent Samson. Insurgents gather at Pagsanjan Laguna to move on Santa Cruz as Americans evacuate. Caliles seeks surrender. Laguna saloons close.
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Rowan
Manila
Andrew
Nineteenth Infantry
Benol
Canthin Rowan
Samson
Callles
Pagsanjan
Laguna
Santa Cruz
White workers strike over colored employee at Republic plant
In Muncele Indiana on June 18, white female employees quit after a colored man was placed in the nut and bolt packing department at Republic Company. About 100 workers in that area refused to work, with white men joining the girls, threatening the plant’s early shutdown by about three weeks.
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Republic Company
Muncele
Ind
Nuta
Bolta
Guis
Great Fire at Buffalo Destroys Riverfront Block
Fire swept through Squawleland fronting the Ningwara river destroying all buildings from the ferry foot to a point three quarters of a mile north. Loss estimated around 97,000 dollars with 1048.42 in neighbor goods and several wii and cle vatgee damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Squawleland
Ningwara River
Creed Revision Committee Meets in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on June 1 the creed revision committee of the Presbyterian Church at Philadelphia held a closed session with full attendance. After a noon break Rev. W. H. Rob arts issued a summary, noting the panel split into three sections to map work, though the fragmented text ends with incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Seasion
W. H. Robarts
Bryan to Run as Candidate or New Party
Nebraskan reports on Bryan weighing options to run for office as an official candidate or under a new political banner. Potential alliances and strategic considerations are cited as factors in the decision process.
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Bryan
NEW Party
Third party momentum emerges in Kansas City meeting
A Kansas City conference of populist state committee members and several Republicans advanced plans for a new third party to span Missouri and fuel a national growth. William Jennings Bryan is hinted as the likely 1934 presidential candidate, with Lee Meriwether and twenty-two St. Louis leaders among attendees. The secret session continues with a public address promised at day’s end.
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Kansas City
Bryan
Missouri
Nndus
Wilam J. Bryan
Lee Meriwether
St. Louis
Public Ownership Party
Kanene City
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Sliver
J. W. Foster
Rt. Joseph
Reform Movement
Bryan on 4 lecturing tour to speak at Norfolk and more
William J Bryan leaves Lincoln for an extended lecture tour touching Esterville Iowa and Chicago with family joining en route. He will address Water Town Philadelphia Norfolk and Buffalo, with July 5th set for Norfolk Virginia. The trip lasts about three weeks.
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Norfolk
Lincoln, Meb
William J Bryan
Esterville
Iowa
Ryan
Merre
Chicago
Buffalo
Bryan
Watertown
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Fuller or Harlan in 1904 presidential contention
Ex consul Morse from Indianapolis discusses future politics after a Supreme Court decision. He predicts voters will reverse the present trend toward governing distant peoples by force and cites potential nominees Fuller or Harlan as favored choices for the next presidential ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Harlan
Morse
Puller
Taatire Harlan
Hobson Praises Schley At Dartmouth Institute Talk
Captain Richmond P. Hobson U S N delivered a commencement address at Dartmouth Polytechnic Institute praising Admiral Schley for his methods. He stressed the value of strategic planning and readiness and defended Schley's actions near Santiago against critics. Hobson contrasted British and American approaches to naval engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond P. Hobson
Darthmore Polytechnic Institute
Hobson
Baltimore
Dewey
Mant Bay
Nelson
South Africa
Schlex
Santiago
Oklahoma City Readers Await Opening of Kowa Comanche Reserve
The Kowa Comanche reservation will soon be opened to settlement by presidential proclamation. The vast area, long known to explorers and surveyors, attracts thousands of homeseekers lining the borders in anticipation of the land rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Olla
McKinley
Mulvey Dies on Train in Texas Route to Houston
W E Mulvey superintendent of the Louisiana division of the Southern Pacific died today at Long while traveling to Houston from San Antonio where he had been for treatment. Mulvey had been with the Southern Pacific since 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulvey
Houston
Tex
W. E. Mulvey
Louisiana Division
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Mulvest
Kennedy to be rector in Rome in succession to OConnell
The appointment of Dr. Thomas F. Kennedy of Philadelphia as rector of the American College in Rome was ratified. He succeeds Monsignor OConnell, now bishop of Portland, and Kennedy’s appointment was recommended to the Congregation of the Propaganda on Saturday.
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Bingley
Mrs. McKinley
Fannie Kilgore Hag
Florida
American , Cotton “Company
Jake
Tapa
Elijah
Rose
Ape
Kkator
Frey
Biter Amlack
Mannett
H. S. Pingree
Hazen Ss. Pingrer
Watson
Sweetheart
Ciel
Citigenus
Camden
Ark
Tom Watson
Angra Will Bussey
Frase
Bussey
New Orleans
Abe Barrett
Gulfport
Movement For A New “Third Party
Nebraskan
Schley
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