American Notes on War Markets Volcanos and Vaccines
A 1899 compilation reports beet sugar output in the United States at 12s 00 tors from 144 100 seres, notes Dewey praised as a perfect sailor and soldier, and discusses American goods expanding in London markets. It mentions a US syndicate buying Popocatepetl for 500 000, odd post offices like Potato in Virginia and Pomme de Terre in Minnesota, and the 20th Kansas regiment’s foreign birth members. Also covered are Paris expo plans, pauper policies for Klondike entry, tattoo removal methods, a Welsh Jones wedding, Cuban city finances, Lebrun’s Lincoln march composition, and rising US manufacturing exports with global competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Virginia
Minnesota
Doings of a Week A Week's News Condensed
A condensed review of seven days across domestic and foreign events. Diplomatic progress includes a U S France reciprocity treaty after two years. Pension grants note Aberdeen Dewey's flagship Olympia. Cabinet farewell for Secretary Alger and succession of Mr. Koont. Washington trip for McKinley and wife to Champlain Hotel for weeks. Treasury reports show counterfeit arrests and deaths. war taxes collected. Foreign trade totals for year ending June show exports and imports, with year to year changes. Obituaries and notable clemencies, fires, lynching, and political shifts populate the week.
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France
Babar
Aberon Dewey
Washington
Alger
Koot
McKinley
Champlain Betel
Lake Champlain
Tatisburg
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Vgeolaist Pty
Ruler Assassinated in Santo Domingo Chronicle
Reported July 27 from Fort De France describes the assassination of President Heureaux of the Dominican Republic by Ramon Carreras near Santo Domingo. Eyewitnesses say Carreras fled but was pursued. Details from US consul reports confirm the death and flag a period of national mourning with unrest and a city-wide suspension of business.
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Fort de France
Martinique
Liew
Atlees Hetrrans
Douivivas Regali
Espe Fat Moea
Ramon Carreras
Washington
Aly
San Domingo
United States
Morty Mate
bin Denilie
Theureaux
Tute Champiain
Vie Woehneren Daly Bie
Weneetay de Pewrea
Reible
Domingo
Doreiniain
Heraux
Williase
Wengelie
Heureaux
Ulysses Heureaus
Renzo Domingo
Indi
Fort de Feaner
Santiago de Las Caballeres
Santo Domingue
Moea
Heureang Wax
List of Fatalities in the Philippine Campaign
The page presents a list of American army fatalities in the Philippines amid the war, citing a Mantle President's representative and Surgeon General records. It notes 730 officers and 009 privates killed or died and 10 killed in action, two drowned, and others who died of disease. Other items include labor strife at a Detroit shoe factory, Kentucky populists, and a scaffold execution in Baltimore.
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Philippines
Shane
Mantte
Calamba Captured By Filipino Forces In Laguna Province
Gen Manila July 28 Arrig Gen Hail with 1000 men captured Calamba in Laguna. Spanish prisoners and casualties reported. Americans and Filipino forces inflicted losses on Spanish troops as they retreated. The action forms part of efforts to harass insurgents. Transport Shoeman sails for San Francisco with California Infantry and discharged soldiers. Ohio Senator transfers valuable properties to National Steel Company in a major deal including Chapin mine and fleet assets.
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Manila
KW .Hail
Calansha Em Laguna
Ie Ray
United States
Janos
Calatiba
Samme
Efeil
Coliers
Portheno
Calumba
Laguna
Mobile
Sata Cre
Shoeman
San Francisco
Nagasaki
Yokohama
California Infantry
California Heavy Artillery
Cleveland
M.A. Henna & Co
Nationa Steel Company
Wax
M.A & Coy
Michigan
Chapin
Iron Mountain
Winthrop Tear
Adolph Luetgert Dead After Prison Break
Adolph Luetgert, the man convicted of murdering his wife and boiling her remains, died in Joliet penitentiary on Wednesday morning from heart disease. He had maintained innocence, claimed his wife was living in an earlier exchange, and died at age 53 after imprisonment since March 5, 1898.
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Willim Pinkstaff
Biehnell
Doi
AM Hartiesburg
Nemre
Miss the Davis
A Aneb
Les Democrats
Kentucky
William Goebel
Werhay
Lexington
Taine Bridge
Ruth
Jense Adars
Bug River
West Virja
Charles Muck
Safford
Matt Stanford
Washington County
Preston Creson
Washington
Penn
Het Carson
Kensas
Mack
Joe
Cora Smith
Olle
San Francisco
Brandon
L. Stocking
Tacoma
Wash
Philippines
Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Georgia
Alabama
George Hackett
Brownsville
Youngstown
Seattle
Adolph L. Luetgert
Joliet
Charles Wolfangel
Denmark
Ind
Frankfort
John A. Clair
Nicholas County
Ara Wharton Ana Iphis
Aed
Minnesota
Cad’ Petne
Seranting
Adelph le Luet
Joliet Penitentiary
Core
Laetgert
Luetgert
Mississippi Matters notes of past and current events
The column lists extensive Mississippi political district results from various counties, naming many candidates for state senate and the House of Representatives. It also recounts Civil War era Jackson destruction observations, detailing burnt blocks, sacked houses, looted libraries, and ruined public buildings with vivid but neutral description.
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Mississippi
J. L. Power
Aenath
W. G. Evans
Mississippi City
Norrison County
M.sheppard
Menderson
Wayne County
A. W. Dent
Westville
Simpson County
Siath
Ranklin County
SE Wintress
Woolville
Wilkinson County
Chatles Christman
Brookson
Lincoln County
Sinth
Daniel A. Clinton
Aatuinis County
W. D. Torrey
Iayette
Forsnn
Rowan, Wesson
Copiate Couity
Ramsey Wharton
Dack Son
Keadbry
Lotton
Minis County
Weer
Vickaburg
Warred County
Dew
Marttiany Landersdale
A. i. Key
Deal
Kent Wr
Columtins
Townates Connny
George
Carroll- Carroll County
A. Ke Gardner
Anryenwood
Lenore County
H. C. Adams
Eet
Grenada County
Campbell Green
Ville
Washington County
W. i
W. i Martin Bie Suauula, Sau Wer
Moore
Rovedate
Bullvar
Kathner
Oxford
Lifasette
Warbraugh
Camp
Vangie
Lumles County
L. Desoto
Sixtiee
W. Hint
Mississigipi City
Hinds
A. F Campbell
Jackson
I Clay Sharkey
Darks
L.A. Moss
Edwards Highies
Mr. Smith
Lexington
Mitchell
Goodman
J. W.swinney
Asmajjuena
John W. Meath
Saute Jacksuad
A. Browlns
van Cleave
Jefferson
W. M
Law and Order Wins Again in Cleveland
Cleveland reports slow but steady gains against disorder as the city regains its prewar bustle. Mayor Fortey praises progress while vowing to wipe out the last vestiges of the disorder even as a dynamite attack injures no one near Lake Shore. The city sees mobs targeting merchants, with wholesalers tightening controls amid a broader public order campaign. The messenger boys strike in Cincinnati ends after a week, with unions facing resistance from Western Union and Postal officials, reinstatement attempts to day-shift amid ongoing company policy.
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Cleveland
Daly
Law
Euelid Heach Park
Algo
Mipauny
Trade Review Visualizes Industrial Circles Amid Shifting Markets
New York July 22 Trade Review reports weather conditions easing, yet business volume remains above last year and bank clearings steady. Iron and steel show gains in Chicago and eastern shipments extend to Pennsylvania and Boston. Glass trade active with best years in view. cereal markets steady with modest price gains, while cotton prospects improve along the Atlantic coast as labor costs rise.
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New York
Mind Street
Chigo
Hoston
Birotehum
Imade
Atlantic
Arrive Safe and Sound in New York for McKinley visit
Clattsburg reports President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley arrived at Mot Point station on a Thursday morning, on time, and were driven to Hotel Champlain. The president said he planned to rest and had no specific plans for the stay, while Mrs. McKinley appeared pale but composed as they entered the hotel.
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Mody Me
New York
Robert G. Ingersoll
Fresh Pond
L. 1
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Washington
Long
Jackson
Vicksburg
Raley Lakes
Lunatic Asylum
Slate Street
Jaclkson
Chimnerville
Atlanta
Capitol
Atote
Pasengunta
Mie Init
Asses Mhesewn
Episcopal Church
Btate
Jst
Cliftons
Masters
Alove
Harding
McMurry
Clarion
K. Baley
Dackson
Pearl River
Vicksburg Railroad
State Street
New Orleans
Odd Fellows
Clattsburg
N.Y
McKinley
Mot Point
Jie
The Times Democrat Tells of a Wartime Banquet Night
A chaotic kitchen recounts a wartime banquet with a rat in the kitchen and waiters spilling drinks. The narrator recalls cold food, sour sauce, and a conspicuously unlucky night. A Tammany man adds wry commentary about the crowd and the overall scene.
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New York
Rejected Suitor Proposes Again In Comic Exchange
In a humorous Cincinnati Enquirer fragment a rejected suitor proposes anew and learns his patience. A blue velvet cloak and gray toque frame a scene where the woman asserts she already has a lawful share, yielding sly wit and social bustle.
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John
Belle
Cincinnati Enquirer
Flings at Womankind and a Town Visit
A visiting girl in town becomes the center of gossip as hosts debate a possible repayment plan. A neighbor warns about social folly and the risks women face when seduction and manipulation occur. A heartless tale hints at mortgage pressure and a poor girl from Atchison. The excerpt closes with a child’s question about a pineapple.
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Brookrnaven
Mississipus
Tos
Ban
Unites States
Viena
Dewey
London
Popocatepetl
Vesuvius
Etna
Neela
Funston
Hirth
Kansas
Sherman
Klondike
Dawesous
Felix Bronet
Aberystwyth
Wales
Jones
Richard Jones
Elizabeth Jane Jones
John Robert Jones
Anne Jones
William Jones
Adutoixtration
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Cme
Eee Ec
Holas Lebrun
Mareh
St Louis
Liecoln
Springfield
Inter- Vala
Lebrim
Germany
Switzerland
Netherlands
Enlind
Canada
Alaska
Cape Medyatket
Cape Nome
Uncle Sam
Staricn
Algeont
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Mauna Law
Hawaii
California
Catherine Dilton
Taristol
Thotms
A. Sawyer
Univer
York
Tabi
Dasete
Ingersoll
Dobbs Ferry X.Y
Tian
Prins
Robert G. Tngersoll
Hartford
Conn
Will
England
Lieste
Tien
Sietory
Miner
Detroit
Mich
Piegree & Smith
Wingvee & Smith
Jobin G. Lily
Neelagation
Wharton Marker
Philidelphia
Iptive Donnelly
Souruangea
Baltimore
Nove City
Cornelius Gardner
John Myers
Charles James
Annie Halley
Pegress
Joseph Bryan
Mary Pack
Aminese Veristoner
Ab Yu
Shanghai
China
Olympia
Siu
Rattionhin
Hrest
Suffren
Calamba
Hanna
Ohio
Vata
Nasional Steel Company
Adolph Luetgert
Onuba
Neb
Bee
Clear Lake
Devel County
Ss. D. Eays
Lange Sla
Los Angeles
Cal
Sherif W
Pierce
Kirkwood
K County
Oklahoma
Clyde Mattox
Mattox
McKint Mattox
Cavite Navy Yard
War Department
Navy
Foser
Leesburg
Balalee
Ripans
Rerans Cresnean Company
No. Spruce St
Mughty
Mahon
Holly Spring
Monroe
A. A. Mosry
Abcedéen
Solh W. Thompson
Larracott
E. K. Wren
Cooper
Montgomery
Taylor
Winona
Neston
Floyd Loper
Conehatta
Kerguson
Hickory
Noxubee
W. JL. Hubbard
Shuqualak
Wes Permenter
Paulette
HA. Brooks
Brooksville
Uktubbeha
J. W. Norment
Starkville
J. W. Fampton
Sturges
Pandy
Kyle
McCarthy
Arnold
H. K. Rouse
Verry
S. T. Uiarraway
Augusta
Pike
B Quin
McComb City
Fontotoe
K. Langston
J. 1
Rolbing
Vicksbure
E. N. Thomas
Steve Castleman
Wayne
D. M. Wilkins
Ruckatwona
Wilkinson
W. I’. Tucker
Woodville
EH. MM. Quis
Centreville
Winston
Doss
Louisville
Johnns
Sharp
Wasno
W. W. Coody
Phionts
J. Burres
Eee
Yagee City
Kein
LAW and Order
Mhrike—Meweke Findeat
Trade Review
McKinies
Luke Cho
He Whe Seok
Fater Keating
Indianapolis
Tml
Celal
Sentinel
Evanaville
Mattingly
Chewnes
Marion Onan
Ohio River
John Cheaney
Willican Cheaney
Pearl Cheney
Teresi
Henderson
Stuatto Cure
Devie
Indias
Oxford Copper Company
Whls
Elire Department Fron
McCook
Duns Sey
Consi
Agricultural Department
North Dakota
Minesota
Turtle Mountains
Central Pacific
A. H. Heal
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wilder
Chickamauga Park
Wilder Bridge Association. Com
Jordana
Tennessee
Mount of
Indiana
Beattie
William Armstrong
Cijeagy
Home Fealde
Bowery
Waliey
Not Me
Lucky Hit
Aiudy Eitium
Arte
Atchison
Kansas City
Rudgeley's
Ayer
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