Market Easier as Loans Grow at Low Rates
Dun and Co weekly trade review notes rising confidence as the Atlantic float remains stalled. Money lending improves with lower rates and U.S. credit strength growing. wheat exports surged while iron and wool markets weakened. Also reports on Jones charges saga, Aguinaldo, diamond imports, beer pricing, and a Gibraltar arrest.
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New York
Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Monterey and Brutus Reach San Diego for Coal and Water
The cruiser Monterey and her consort Brutus, en route to Honolulu and Manila, were sighted off San Diego. They entered the harbor, anchored near the coal bunkers, and a Paymaster said they returned for coal and water before sail this afternoon. An officer noted no engine trouble and 830 tons of coal were lost at sea, later secured on deck.
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San Diego
Cal
Tor Monterey
Honolulu
Manila
Monterey
Coronina Island
Unusual Spring Wheat Acreage Report and Prohibition Ticket
Washington reports preliminary spring wheat acreage at 16.8 million acres, total wheat at 43 million with gains in multiple states, and high grain conditions including spring wheat near record 100.9. Nebraska and other states show varied increases. Des Moines river rising rapidly. Nebraska Prohibitionists nominate ticket led by R. V. Muir. A Spanish fleet sighted near Fort Mouxon. U.S. St Louis cruiser captures Spanish merchantman near Kingston.
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Washington
Dakotas
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oregon
Telegraphic Briefs From Around The World
The page lists short notices: Charles Fioster’s wife murder led to a hanging at Grants Pass. Dr Captain De Hart to command a new torpedo from Algonquin. John D Morrissy a famed mining man dies in Leadville Colorado. A cable link between Port Townsend Washington and Victoria British Columbia completed. Turkestan natives attack a Russian garrison at Andijan with 20 killed on each side. Ed Bennet of Toronto knocked out. Mike Sullivan of Byracage defeated in Dayton Ohio in the fifth. Cotton crop planting area 28,470,304 with 89 condition versus 53.5 last year. Spanish spies active in Cleveland telegraphing army navy supply details. Walker of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe says no leasing of Union Pacific Denver Gulf tracks nor abandoning own line. Japan protests duty provisions in war revenue bill. A 10 cent a pound uniform tea duty would affect junior tea trade. Japan may accept graded value duties.
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Charles Fioster
Grant’s Pass
de Hart
Algonquin
John D. Morrissy
Leadville
Colo
Port Townsend
Wash
Victoria
B. C
Turkestan
Andyan
Ed Bennet
Toronto
Mike Sullivan
Byracage
Dayton
Cleveland
Army
Chairmaon Walker
Atchison
Sopek & Sante Fe
Aton
Union Pacific
Denver & Gulf
Denver
Pueblo
Su Qta
Japan
Jiun
United Sui
Madrid confirms Sagasta deserts Aguinaldo victory at Manila
Sagasta abandons General Augusti in Manila as insurgents under Aguinaldo and Admiral Dewey seize the city. Madrid officials announce preparation of public reaction and disavowal of government responsibility for Cervera's fiasco and Spain's Caribbean and Philippine failures. Calls for a swift decision and potential peace emerge.
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Anguati
Maper
Chamber of Deputies
New York Journal
Maprio
Bayonne
France
Sagasta
General Augusti
Manila
Aguinaldo
Admiral Dewey
Spain
Senor Sagasta
Cervera
Caribbean Sea
Philippines
Saganta
Annex Hawaii to Congress as Military Move
Washington reports a special message to Congress may seek immediate annexation of Hawaii for strategic wartime gain. Senator Burrows says he supports summer session to push annexation, with Senate expected to back the move once House acts.
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Washington
Houses of
Congress
Hawaii
Reed
Committee On Rules
Burrows
Michigan
White House
Senate
Hand Or Derby Upsets Plaudit to Set World Record
Hank d Or defeats Plaudit in the Latonia Derby to lower the world’s best time for a mile and a half. Hand Or leads early and finishes three lengths ahead as Jockey Conley rides to victory before about ten thousand spectators. The $7,000 purse goes to George A Singerly’s Hand Or team amid wild acclaim.
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Hank
Tatonia Darby
Cincinnati
Plaudit
Han d'Or
Han d’Or
Martin
Latonia
Han
Conley
George A. Singerly
Carter Assails Ship Owners Over Philippine Transport Fees
Washington June 10. Senator Carter of Montana charged Pacific coast shipowners with attempting to coerce the government into paying extortionate freight for troop transport to the Philippines. Senator Perkins countered that San Francisco shipowners offered ships at about 50 percent below usual rates. Senator Lodge urged an investigation into Methodist church funds as part of an omnibus bill totaling over 1 million dollars.
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Baya Pacific
Carter
San Francisco
Lodge
Congress
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Senate
Nebraska Day at Exposition Sets June 14 Schedule
Beginning with Nebraska day June 14, a large list of state and other special days is arranged for the Transmississippi exposition. Railroads offer reduced rates with Nebraska day tickets returnable in six days. The Nebraska building dedication program includes invocation, formal dedication, remarks by Governor Holcomb and W J Bryan, a banquet, and an exhibition drill by North Platte lady cadets. Ex-governors are invited to attend.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Kansas
Iowa
New York
Ormada
Louisiana
Missouri
New England
Tennessee
Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Modern Woodmen
Knox College
Towa
Kansag
Kaussa
Nebraska Building
Bluff Tract
McLean
Neville
Holcomb
W. J. Bryan
W. F P. Gurley
Smyth
Lady Cadets of
North Platte
British Merchants Urge Retention of the Philippines
London capitalists with Philippine investments press Ambassador Hay to urge the United States to keep permanent possession of the islands. They argue stable government could make the Philippines richer than Cuba and fault Spanish rule for suppressing business and bribes to officials.
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Lomgpon
United States
Philippine Islands
London
Philippines
Hay
Cuba
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Pedro
Miguel Jover
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Brewer’ Association
Eee A Gemmaras
Algeras
Bay of Gibraltar
Ondia
Lancoln
Dickie
R. V. Muir
N. C. Lowne
Charles R. Lawson
C. C. Crowell
Hiram Burch
B. Eline
A. N. Wolfenberger
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National Party
Fort Mouxon
Capes
Minneapolis
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Des Moines
St. Lonia
Port Antonio
Jamaica
St. Louis
Morant Point
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American Medical Association
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Hawkeyes
Jain Lee
Washingion
War Department
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Seventh Army Corps
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Francroxt
Kentucky
Fred Grant
Bradley
Chiskamauga
Prorta
Illinois Sportman’s Association
Charles Powers
Decatur
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O. W. Budd
Pokin
William O’fallson
Omoaco
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Norfolk
Kayd Lowe Thaler
Reno
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Hot Springs
Canton
South Dakota Department
B. P. Fair
Pierre
Vancouver
China
Aung Yong
Kaiwon
Corea
Worsun
International Missionary Alliance
Hunan
Mr. Chapin
American Board
Banke
Bratt
Nebraska Volunteers
H. H. Oldeman
J. N. Killian
L. Wilson
Adjutant General of the National Guard of
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Huroumron
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Sharp
W. E. Stanley
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Sioux City
Northwestern Jewa Grain Shippers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri River
Philip
Kinaston
Santiago
Sioce Pont
James Miller
Curad
H. BE. Tydale
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Miles
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Amstess
Medica
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Iron Works
Atlantic Iron ‘Works
Poplar Streets
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Weekly Telegraph
the Weekly Telegraph
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Rocky Mountain Linted
Rocky Mountain Limited
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Griswold
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Prinalpis
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