Treasury Deficit and Bank Shifts Highlight Federal Finances
The treasury deficit for the just closed fiscal year is 48.25 million dollars, with total excess expenditures since June 30, 1898 around 113.25 million. National banks fell to 41 while active circulation rose by 4.54 million. loans and deposits edged up, and the gold reserve tops 100 million as July expenditures loom. The Revenue Cutter Service lists search and rescue feats including Ivanhoe and ice-season responses. Life Saving Service reports about 550 disasters with 23 lives lost. Immigration records show 255,825 arrivals, 80,804 fewer than prior year, and federal building projects total 296 under treasury control.
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Washington
Treasury
Postal Taventes
London
Revenue Cutter Service
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Ivanhoe
Cape Flattery
Pacific
Grant
Rush
Corwin
Dallas
Crawford
Morrill
McLane
Florida
Bering Sea
Alaska
Seal Islands
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Sparks From The Wires Chronicle of scattered incidents and trials
A compendium of brief items: farmer killed by lightning near Grundy Center. corn treatment in Missouri to kill chinch bugs. Elwood engineer crushed by a flywheel. a Marshall jury awards 3489 for a wife killed by a Michigan Central train. marriage annulment in Elwood with alimony. Catholic union elections and church notices. legal opinions on Kansas normal school purchase. Omaha brewery lawsuits over Sunday sale. robberies after a circus in St Joseph. several accidents and crimes across Illinois and Michigan. convicts at Fort Leavenworth, wage rise at RH Allis Milwaukee. labor disputes in Youngstown. McKinley address at a reunion. bans on certain Iowa associations. Corbett note from Fargo impersonation claim. spurious coins found in Wichita. wealthy widow remarries in Buffalo. art dispute in New York. bribery indictment in Missouri. Fitzsimmons jury saga. Olney to leave Washington.. Lord and Lady Douglas in seclusion.
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John Billiback
Grundy Center
Mexico
Henry Morris
Union Valley Steel Works
Elwood
Ind
Marshall
Mich
Charles Charles Richfield
Michigan Central
Hillson
Cage Smith
Wats
Frank Spekert
Louisville
Joseph H. F. Cody
Peoria
Ills
Supreme Trustees
Roman Catholic Union
Knights of St. John
J. H. Crider
Fort Scott
Kan
Boyds
Kansas Normal School
Union
Krug and Metz Breweries
Omaha
St. Joseph
John Crons
Leavenworth
Knn
Fort Leavenworth
RH. P. Allis Company
Milwaukee
Youngstown
McKinley
Meadowville
Northwestern Masonic Aid Association
Bankers’ Life Association of
Des Moines
Kansas
Ex-President Peixoto Dies in Rio de Janeiro
News from Rio de Janeiro confirms ex-President Peixoto died after a fever and liver abscess. Mourning and military funeral plans follow the death, with exiles in Uruguay hopeful it clears the path home. Police dispersed crowds as flags went half mast and theaters closed.
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Bursos Ayres
New York Herald
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Peixoto
Friends of
Admiral Saldanha da Gama
Moraes
Herald
Montevideo
Uruguay
Argentina
Admiral da Zama
Barrett Scotty Case Ends in Acquittal of Three Vigilantes
In Holt county Nebraska on June 28 the Mullihan Elliott and Harris vigilantes were acquitted after a two week trial with over 100 witnesses. The case centers on the hanging of ex treasurer Barrett Scott, who stole 100000 and fled to Mexico before his arrest.
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Fury
Burrr
Neb
Barrett Scott
Mullihan
Elliott
Harris
Holt County
West
Scott
Mexico
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Veterans hold and reunite at Kewaunee Wisconsin
The Peninsula Veterans association hosts a holding and reunion in Kewaunee Wisconsin. Mayor Jones of Racine orders all saloons closed Sundays. Governor McKinley to speak at Meadville College commencement in Pennsylvania. Trustees visit Tuscola Illinois for Eastern Illinois Normal School site search. Mayor Stevens of Parsons Kansas removes saloonkeepers from town. Moline Illinois census shows 15007 residents, up 25 percent in five years.
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Peninsula Veterans’ Association
Kewaunee
Wis
Jones
Racine
Haa
McKinley
Meadville
Eastern Tiinois Normal School
Tuscola
Stevens
Parson
Kan
Moline
Woodruff Parmelee
Traverse City
Mich
Julia Curtis
Alonzo Huntley
Council Bluffs
Big Rapids
Morley
Mary Hayes
Fort Scott
Peter Murphy
David Connelly
James Conlon
St. Louis
Conlon
James H. Kidd
Tonia
Russia Ready for War in Vladivostock Harbor
Vancouver? No, Tacoma reports a looming crisis as Russia massed 80,000 troops and a Pacific fleet at Vladivostock. The harbor entrance is mined and passage requires Russian pilots and officers aboard. Captain Anderson says Russia aims to force an opening on Japan, with a rail link to the Yellow Sea and open ports in Manchuria and Corea. Exiles from Hawaii plan return under British protection.
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Tacoma
Wash
Oscar IE
Vladivostock
Siberia
R. Anderson
Japan
Anderson
Russia
China
Windivestock
Yellow Sea
Manchuria
Corea
Scott's Emulsion Promoted for Persistent Cough Relief
Advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion cures stubborn coughs when other remedies fail. It advertises a fifty-cent size, describes twofold action nourishing the body and soothing irritation, and notes immediate night relief from choking sensations. Scott & Bowne, NY, available at all druggists.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Betup of Figs Syrup of Figs advertised health laxative
Knowledge Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when tightly used. The many who live better than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by adapting the world's best products to physical needs attest the value of Betup of Figs. Its form pleases the taste and acts as a mild laxative cleansing the system. it is approved by the medical profession and targets the kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. Syrup of Figs is sold by all druggists in 50c and $1 bottles, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co, whose name appears on every package.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Mrs. Corbett
Dakota
Wichita
Kay
Sycamore Street
Frank Bunker
BurraLo
Calista Maria Phelps
Ashton Buchanan Talbot
Philadelphia
Otooha Art Association
New York
Judge Beach
J. Nelson
H. Everett
Omaha Art Exhibition Association
Boussed, Valadin & Co
Bougereau
Omaha Exposition
Mian
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Taylor Brothers
Franklin
Rucker
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Don Riordan
Olney
State Department
Lord
Lady Douglas
San Francisco
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Peixoto and da Gama
Presdent
Deatth
Formosa
Hona Kona
Mazatuan
Mex
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California
Here
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British West Indies
United States
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Mesquite
Central American Union Piang
Manaaua
Zelaya
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Honduras
Salvador
Amalpa
Paris
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M. Mirman
Ministry of Agriculture
Brn
Krause
Kiel
Kien
Columbia
Marblehead
Bower
Loxpon
the Times
Graham Bower
Newfoundland
Mavburo
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Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Crastron
Roy Fuller
Alice Brennan
Horn
Spirit Lake
Manister
C. W. Perry
Pierre Port
Barrett Scotty
Williams
Patterson
South Xin
O. T
R. W. Patterson
Register
The
Haid United States Land Office
B.C. Williams
Macon
Land Office
Robinson
Toreka
Santa Fe
D. B. Robinson
H. ¥. Mudge
Dan
John Player
Topeka
Old Mexico
Mr. Robinson
Panhandle
Texas
Albuqquerue
Pacific Coast
Rocks
Motte, Ills
A. L. Carson
Moline Plow Company
George Stephens
Arthur Stephens
F. G. Allen
Carson
Getts
Washieton
J. O. Getts
Chicago Lumber Company
Favetito
Augusta Keller
Lexington
I. Keller
Douglas
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Dawes
T. W. Coggswell
Pittsburg
Worcester
Mass
Edward McGuerk
S. J
Holy Cross College
Ida B. Wellls
Chicago
Ida B. Wells
Ferdinand L. Barnett
Anti-Lynching League
Vladivestock
Louka
Hawaii
Olney V. Ashford
Fred. Wandenberg
Honolulu
Great Britain
Army
War Doe
War Department
Doe
Nellie Lamont
New Yor
Charles Walcott
Humphreys
Hump
I.c
Appleman Bros
Iowa
the Dominion Company
Omaha Building
Luke Bros, Co
Dseptiw&s
Society Directory
G. A. BR
G. A. R. Hall
S. M.singlecon
Jas. Green
Agutant
M. W. A. Park
G. A. RK. Hall
J''S Goss
H. F. Seaman
A. C. U. W. Atlantic
Toyal
P. m
G. A
Elkhart Carriage Aka
Harness MF. CO
Tych Beall
Bee's Elkhart
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