Lively Week in Trade Reports U S Export Surplus and Growth
United States shows a mercantile balance in May of 571,819,807 with imports outpaced by exports. Wheat and corn shipments reach 210,208,080 and 204,000,000 bushels respectively in eleven and a half months. Bond offerings exceed demand, corn prices fall slightly, and pig iron and structural works show mixed activity amid strong rail and pipe orders. Failures rise modestly while coal output surpasses the allotment by 18.9 percent.
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New York
R. G. Dan & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Leiter
Congress
United States
Atporta
Farma
Mr. Leiter
Bessemer
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Sweden
Belgium
South Africa
Siberia
Calcutta
Canada
New Gulf Railroad Aims for 2 Cent Mile Passenger Rates
Articles filed for the Duluth and New Orleans Railway with $800000 capital, planning a Duluth Minnesota to gulf coast line likely Port Arthur. Headquarters at Nevada Iowa. First board includes Robert B. Hunter and several Wardells. Rate clause fixes maximum passenger and freight at 2 cents per mile. Also notes relief appeal for eastern Iowa cyclone victims and other brief items on moonshine enlistment and Philippines events.
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Dra Moines
Duluth and
W. Wardell
Osage
J. ¥. Wardell
Mitchell
H. A. Arnold
Min- Hennig
W. Lanke
New Hampton
Manila Under Severe Fire In Battle For City
Report from New York and Havana describes the fiercest engagement since Dewey’s victory. Insurgents under Aguinaldo attack 4,000 Spaniards, surround Manila, seize Cavite’s stores, and threaten the capital. Spanish forces surrender of Cavite and coast defenses, while Americans prepare to enter Manila within 24 hours, as fires and blockades rise.
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New York
Hong Kong
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Angnati Ia
August
Augusti
Old Cavite
Devney
Five Negroes Lynched by Mob Near Wetumpka Alabama
June 18 Montgomery The governor dispatched about 90 militia to Wetumpka to protect prisoners after a mob seized five men suspected in the murder of Mr Carden his wife and an elderly man named Carlee. The mob hanged all five at the crime scene after brief confessions and locating hidden money. Also reported a wreck on the Great Northern at Grayferns North Dakota where an eastbound freight engine and tender derailed fatally injuring Engineer Peterson and Conductor Cohen and a brakeman Woods with serious injuries.
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Ala
Carden
Carlee
Wetumpka
Johnson
Great Northern
Grayv Ferns
N.D
Langdon
Peterson
Cohen
Woods
White House Callers Seek Military Appointments
Washington June 18. The president heard pleas for army and navy appointments with many congress members present to press for their candidates. Ribot to form cabinet Paris June 14. President Faure invited M Ribot to form a cabinet to replace the Meline ministry which resigned Wednesday.
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White House
Army
Navy
Congress
Miles in Washington Naval officers are puzzled
General Miles return to Washington boosts war plans while preparations for Porto Rico and Cuba proceed. debate over Hobson exchange unsettles officers. Dewey's Cavite dispatch fuels Manila fall talk. Cadiz fleet seen as strategic but unlikely to sail far. Naval view contrasts with army about future operations and fleet strength.
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General Miles
Tampa
Alger
Miles
Uat
Plana
Porto Rica
Cuba
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Santiago
Porto Rico
Cadiz
Males
Payal
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Havana
Madrid
Blanco
Dewey
Cavite
Navy Department
Manila
Coas
Manila Bay
Atlantic
Philippines
Monterey
Pasaime
Sampson
International Bank Bill Advances in Senate Amid Debates
The foreign relations committee reported favorably the New hawaii annexation resolutions and a bill to create an international American bank to aid US trade with Central and South America. The levy would start with a 5 million dollar capital, potentially rising to 26 million, under OCC supervision. A wide opening allowed any citizen group meeting charter terms to form the bank.
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Daly
Yates
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
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Hawaiian Islands
Davis
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Yous
Niya
United States
Central and
South America
General Deficiency Bill Delayed By Senate Haris R.I.P Eulogies
The general deficiency bill occupied the House yesterday and is unlikely to pass before Monday as the session focuses on eulogies for the late Senator Harris of Tennessee. Nationwide results list various league games with scores across New York Philadelphia Boston Washington Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Baltimore St Louis Louisville Minneapolis Detroit Columbus St Paul Omaha Milwaukee and more. Western Association results include Dubuque St Joseph Quinagy.
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Loulaville
Lesotr
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Omaha
Milwaukee
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St. Joseph
Quinagy
Maher Court Martial Involving Private Property Rights
At Chickamauga National Park Georgia June 18 reports show two court martial trials. Private John G. Maher secretary to Colonel Bills of Second Nebraska faced insubordination charges over using his personal typewriter for orders or awaiting a government machine. Privates Markley Albright Sullivan and Grubb of Flint Pennsylvania face desertion charges for leaving camp without permission.
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John G. Maher
Bills
Nebraska
Maher
Duprey
Grant
Holcomb
Markley, Albright, Sullivan and
Grubb
Company K
Postponed Cuban invasion until after rainy season
The June report states the president and advisers will delay the Cuban invasion and attack on Havana until after the rainy season to avoid deadly disease. The U S plans to seize a northern Cuban port to aid starving Cubans with food, clothing, and munitions, linking with General Gomez and Garcia. Two ships will carry 600000 pounds of beef weekly to support Santiago de Cuba operations.
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Havana
James Gordon Bonnoutt
Wasminatoy
Cuba
United States
Gomez
Miles
Woath
Garcia
Santiago de Cuba
Shafter
Food Shortage and Hostile Garrisons in Manila Cruise
In Manila a food shortage is admitted as serious with gunboats returning empty. Garrisons in lagoons and towns are said to be massacred or overpowered, with few casualties among attackers. Spanish flotilla failed to land after heavy fire, provisioning Manila ended. A U.S. fleet to attack Spain’s home ports will be formed soon to pressure terms, with a fast squadron planned for coast demonstration.
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Spain
Wasnixcton
United States
Long
Naval Board
Camera
Spanish
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