Cabinet Talks of Tariff War on Russia's Petroleum
Washington dispatch reports cabinet members unite with Secretary Gage to challenge Russia's tariff action on Russian refined petroleum. Hay to present full facts, seeking Russia to rescind and acknowledge no injury to United States. Also notes Texas legislature to meet August 5 for general appropriations and redistricting.
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Washington
Russia
Gage
Gene
Hay
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Customs
France
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Spain
Treasury Department
Rochester
England
Board of General Appraizers
New York
Atiz
Hay VII
United States Gold Output Estimates Released
The Engineering and Mining Journal will publish figures on U S and world gold production for last year. U S output is about 11,844,9962 dollars and world total near 5,921,ya dollars, aligning with prior estimates and showing little change from earlier projections.
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United States
New York
Jurnall
British Brave to a Fault in Boer War, Slocum Reports
Captain B. L. H. Slocum, military attache with the British army during the Boer War, reports to the War Department on the December 23, 1899 Colenso defeat. He praises British courage, notes defensive Boer tactics, and criticizes lack of caution and entrenchment, while highlighting Lord Roberts and Cronje’s surrender as pivotal.
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Washington
BL. H. Slocum
Eighth Cavalry
War Department
Collenso
Slocum
Lord Roberts
Kimberley
Roberts
P Crir
Cronje
Lord Roberta
Bloemfontein
Pretoria
Niobe Delights Grand Audience With Strong Cast
Niobe drew a well pleased crowd at the Grand last night. Mies Whitsell as Niobe excels in the role, with Mr. McHugh delivering a standout Peter Amos Dunn. The plot thickens as Dunn misleads the 3,000 year old governess, triggering sharp lies and comic consequences. The stock company’s overall performance was praised, with two large audiences anticipated today. The program for Monday features Rae and Brosche, Rae and Benedetto, The Keatona, Travalio the Ventriloquist, and a new atagraphic with fresh pictures.
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Niobe
Mies Whitsell
Mr. McHugh
Peter Amos Dunn
Atlanta
Dun
Ananiags
Ani
Bob
Rae
Brosche
Benedetto
Keatona
Four Companies Go to Warm Springs Camp Short of Men
Adjutant General Robertson reports Colonel E. D. Huguenin of the Second Regiment, Macon, says only four companies joined Warm Springs encampment. He expected ten, but merchants would not release men. Major H. M. Fletcher commanded in Huguenin’s stead. Meanwhile Colonel W. E. Wooten of the Fourth has ten full regimental companies at Fainbridge, plus several nonregimentals, including Chatham Artillery and two Alabama companies camping in Georgia.
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Warm Springs
J. W. Robertson
E. D. Huguenin
Macon
Hugueanin
Huguenin
H. M. Fletcher
W. E. Wooten
Fainbrydge
Chatham Artillery
Savannah
Alabama
Georgia
Wage scale is presented at Alabama Miners' Convention
The Alabama miners convention at Birmingham resumed after a Wednesday adjournment. Reports from resolutions and wage scale committees were shown but details were withheld until submission to the joint conference of miners and operators meeting Monday. A discussion and possible amendments are planned for Tuesday. the wage proposal reportedly calls for an eight hour day and semi monthly pay with a higher minimum wage basis.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Cubans Satisfied With Wood Report On Constitutional Amendments
Secretary Root has received a report from Governor General Wood stating that the Hiatt amendment, as passed by Congress, is received with general satisfaction throughout the island. The report discusses affairs in Cuba and the reaction to constitutional changes.
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Washington
Root
Wood
Cubs
Runkress
Syndicate Aims to Control Cotton Seed Products
A North American report says a syndicate with 100 million capital plans to control United States production and sale of cotton seed products. It notes 490 cotton oil plants, with American Cotton Oil Company and Southern Cotton Oil Company owning major shares, and Henry C Butcher negotiating for Southern, holding options on three-quarters of stock to act.
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Philadelphia
Ista
United States
American Cotton Oil Company
Southern Cotton Oil Company
North America
Syndiute
Southern Company
Henry ¢. Butcher
Butcher
President issues civil rule for Philippines debut
Secretary Root released the presidents order establishing civil government in the Philippine Islands. Effective July 4 1901 the civil governor will oversee civil affairs previously handled by the military governor, while reporting to the Philippine Commission and subject to War Department approval. The commission members deem civil government setup timely and politically prudent if revenue remains intact and order is maintained.
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Washloxton
Root
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Philippine Islands
Sfon
William H. Fatt
Enilippine Commission
Secretary of War of
United States
Pilippines
Elibu Root
Manila
Washington
Philippina Islands
China Must Foot the Bills for Legation Guards
Washington reports a dispute over who pays for Pekin legation guards after foreign troops withdraw. China’s inability to protect establishments is cited, with warnings that indemnity demands may rise by 3 million francs or more if the issue remains unsettled.
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Fay
Legation
Washington
Pekin
China
Tammany Convention Dates Fixed by General Committee
The general committee of Tammany Hall fixed dates for city and county conventions. The city convention to select mayor controller and president of the board of aldermen will be held October 34. The county convention for four supreme court justices two city court judges sheriff county clerk register and district attorney will be held at Tammany Hall on October 11.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Wigwam
Board of
Aldergien
Supreme Court
Sherif
Mexican Bandits Escape Trail Lost by Rangers
Eneinal Texas June 21 The trail was resumed near Twohig at dawn but dry heat hindered San Antonio dogs and horses from advancing Cortes left little track and the outlaw remains at large Despite efforts the fugitives elude pursuit as the Texas Rangers chase leads to a dead end plus Philadelphia Democrats protest reorganizing the local party amid dissatisfaction with current Philadelphia Democratic organization forces.
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Texas Rangers
Eneinal
Tex
Twohig
San Antonio
Hosses
Cortes
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Democrat
Sunny South praised by Harris Edwards and Harris
The Sunny South literary magazine earns high praise from Jeet Chandler Harris and Harry Stilwell Edwards, noted southern writers. Their endorsements mark the magazine as a rising southern literary weekly, with Edwards and Harris lauding its progress, merit, and growing circulation.
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Jeet Chandler Harris
Harry Stilwell Edwards
South
Macon
Joel Chandler Harris
Atlanta
Stilwell Edwards
Ucon
Joe Chandler Harris
Hatter
Joel Chandler Harri
Tutt's Liver Pills Promoted For Health Savings
Save Your Money. One box of Tutt's Pills will save many dollars in doctors' bills They will surely cure all diseases of the stomach, liver or bowels. No Reckless Assertion For sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria, constpion and bilio. A million people endorse, : TUL Liver PILLS.
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