U S Treasury Rulings and Media Highlights
Treasury department decisions free port imports to Porto Rico once free trade is declared. War revenue receipts total 310,053,363 from July 13 1898 to May 31 1901. Minnesota ship stricken from naval register, appraised at 15 000 and to be sold in Boston. Census notes urban population at 28 411 698 in cities over 4 000. Multiple farm and rail incidents reported across New York Pennsylvania and elsewhere with accidents strikes and court actions.
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Treasury Department
United States
Porto Rico
Island
Internal Revenue Bureau
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Register
Boston
Washington
Goldsboro
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Malone
N. Y
Tupper Lake
Canada
Big 1
trans-Atlantic Line
Eagle
Philadelphia
London
Delaware River
Mellrath
Brockport
Peter C. Doyle
Farnam
Erie County
California
National Guard
New York
Lethigh Valley Railroad
Peter Hoke
Yorkville
Michael Ritzel
George A. Wachter
Mr. Hoke
Wilburton
Solomon Hans
Hans
Nicholas Heredia
University of Havvana
New York Central
Poughkeepsie, N
Dowager Empress summons Chinese prodigies abroad for return
In a public decree in Shanghai the dowager empress orders Chinese ministers to report names of young Chinese abroad with notable talents in any profession. The aim is to bring them to China at government expense and appoint them to office. Also noted is Charlotte Cipriani earning the first Doctor of Letters from the University of Paris and reports of Labrador coast navigation hazards due to heavy fires.
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Shanghai
China
Charlotte Cipriani
University of Chicago
University of Paris
France
Joe
Labrador
Belle Isle Strait
Steel and shop strikes ripple across cities and industries
Reports describe iron molders in Chicago striking on the 15th affecting 800 to 1,000 workers and other unions in Philadelphia Reading Railway shop forces, plus Harlan & Hollingsworth machinists in Wilmington returning to work under wage agreements. Newark machinists end long strike on terms offered, and Paterson injunction cases proceed with eight defendants ordered to commit. Colbert colliery idle amid wage strike by picker boys. Missouri governor sets July 21 fasting day for drought prayer.
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Iron Molders’ Union
Chicago
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Co
Philadelphia
Reading
Java
Wimnington
Del
Harlan & Hollingsworth Co
Newark
N. J
Paterson
Nog
Pitney
Jersey City
Colbert
Shamokin
Shipman Coal Co
Gov. Dockery
Missouri
Ohio Democrats Nominate Kilbourne by Acclamation
At Columbus Ohio the Democratic state convention nominated Col James Kilbourne for governor by acclamation after a lengthy roll call and party platform debate. Anthony Howells won the lieutenant governor nomination, with Joseph Hidy Finley and others contesting supreme court posts.
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Rules and Order of
Saltzgaber
Montgomery County
McCloud
Union
Buckley
Portage
Mason
Butler County
E. H. Moore
Montgomery
Thomas Galvin
State Committee
Judge Follett
Cincinnati
Committee On Organization
Salen
M. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Bryan and
Silver
W. S. Finley
Hardin
Ohio
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Tinley
Salon
Bryan
Kansas City Platform
Ohio Democrats
Stedan End
General Assembly
Iits
Hotals
Democratic ‘Party
Clarks
F. M.'‘Hogan
Springfield
John L. Zimmerman
James’ Kilbourne
Columbus
Zimmerman
Kilbourne
John F. Cassady
Bellefontaine
Anthony Howells
Massillon
Howwell
FE. B. Finley
Joseph Hidy
Samuel W. Courtright
Circleville
Hidy
Finley
Courtright
Toten F. Follett
Supreme Court
Harry R. Young
J. P. Mehaffey
Cambridge
Justus B. Smoots
Mt. Vernon
Young
Mehaffey
Smoots
H. A. Mykrantz
Ashland
Frank F. Monnett
Bucyrus
M. B. McCarthy
Toledo
McCarthy
Monnett
Mylkrantz
R. Page Aleshire
Gallipolis
Board of Public Works
James G. Holman
Fred G. Leete
Ironton
Leete
Holman
Spectacular Duels Draw Crowd and Police to Cycle Track
The report narrates a series of duels, notably between Signor Pini and M Thomegeux, Prince de Sagan and Abbe Hermant, and Regis versus M Labardesque, all photographed and watched by crowds with police presence outside the cycle-track. The event ends with a tense finish and a cautious note from observers. The piece also recalls a quip about lobsters potentially vanishing in 25 years as a light aside.
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Puels
S. Fe
Ircke Dueis
Mr Regis
M. Labardesque
Hiland
Halket
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Commodity Prices
The market notes record scattered bids and prices for wheat corn oats beef and hogs across New York Cleveland Toledo East Liberty East Buffalo Cincinnati and other centers with most items showing modest shifts and typical seasonal variations in July. Wheat ranges 67 14 to 73 cents while corn trades around 49 to 24 cents and oats near 30 to 37 cents. beef cattle veal and lambs show varied top quotes and hogs hold around 6 20 to 6 60.
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Cleveland
York State
Dinah the Southern Cook in City Trials and Amusements
A Baltimore Sun column recalls Dinah a southern kitchen hand adjusting to city life. Her quaint questions about paying for sunshine amuse the family, while conversations about champagne and social circles surface amid cross‑city clippings from Philadelphia and Atchison papers.
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Dinah
Baltimore
Herviman
Basie
Hevvi
Philadelphia
Atchison
Globe
Philadelphis
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Carey Times
Homer Thrall
Carey
the .Weeek
City National Bank
Schauwoth Shoe Co
Buffalo
Bat
Schauroth
R. H. Newell
Orpheus C. Kerr
Brooklyn
Scranton
Kelly
Lackawanna County Court
Delaware, Lackaewanna & Western Railroad
P. J. McAndrew
War Builders’ Union
Guy Chored
Susqueenna
Ak Sunbury
Fudge ‘Pitzgérald
New York City
Daniel M. Kurtz
Park“Commissioners
Oscar F
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Ion the
August Munger
W. Brown
Marie A. Deffenbach
Tthe
Tuley
Criminal Court
Martha Patterson
Andrew Johnson
White House
Johnson
Greenville
Tenn
Patterson
Lee Wing
San Jose
Cal
Look Lee
Steward Jeleff
Co. H. Winter
First National Bank
Mineral Point
Wis
Jeleff
San Francisco Labor Council
Andrew Carnegie
C. G. Parker
Humboldt, Tenn
Kansas City Northern
Rock Island
Rock Island Crossing
Weatherby
Kansas
Opeka
Emporia
Dipset
RSI
Symes Kilbourne
Howells
Johnnson
Kansas‘City
James Kilbourne
R. Page
Aleshire
James B. Holman
Brucker
John Hewitt
Charles P. Salen
Democrats
Judson Harmon
Hamilton
Barlan Cleveland
J. H. Jones
Butler
George Phillips
Mercer
W. D. Hill
Defiance
Joseph Eyler
Brown
J. J. Harper
Fayette
Barton Smith
Lucas
J. W. Eyler
Pike
W. E. Finck
Perry
Pairfield
James H. Platt
Seneca
F. J. King
Lorain
E. M Kennedy
Morgan
G. W. Hamilton
Monroe
J. W. Casingham
Coshocton
W. H. Spencer
Columbiana
S. G. Rogers
Summit
John Rolson
T. J. Cogan
T. V. Dupuy
C. E. Marshall
Shelby
G. M. Saltzgaber
van Wert
Adam Bridges
Warren
J. P. Given
Pickaway
Henry T. McCracken
Champaign
Charles Stager
John Jones
Scioto
Dennis Steele
Vinton
Jacob Selzer
Cuyahoga
Tom Galvin
State
Central Committee
L. G. Bernard
Louis Reemel N
Joseph Dowling
H. C. Garber
Darke
G. W. Risser
Putnam
A. B. Hough
Highland
W. S. Konas
Waldo Taylor
Licking
C. F. Young
Stark
H. E. Andress
Cuyaohoga
Harry BF. Payer
Cuyshoge
James E. Kilbourne
East Liberty
East Buffalo
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Perience
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