Extra session unnecessary for Philippines plan says cabinet
Washington June 4. Cabinet decides there will be no extra congressional session. Full civil government to be set up in the Philippine Islands next month under military rule with a civil government exercised through the President's military powers. New tariff to be proclaimed as planned. Foraker act issues not yet resolved. refunds to be considered for duties collected during transition.
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Washington
Philippine Islands
Philippine Commission
Supreme Court
Congress
Knox
Root
Philippines
United States
San Franciscan
da Lima
Philippine Commis
Sion
Feas
Taft
Ippines
Puerto Rico
Cablinet
Aguinaldo Urges Cailles to Surrender in Anila
Anila June 4 Aguinaldo via Guerrera urges Adjutant General Cailles to surrender after a three hour interview. Cailles doubts Aguinaldo’s capture and calls Aguinaldo address an American trick. Generals Wade and Sumner require Cailles to decide by next Monday at Pagsanjan. they offer no guarantee against prosecution.
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Anila
Guerrera
Cailles
Aguinaldo
Wade
Sumner
Pagsanjan
Trias
Senor Lueban
Samar
Samar Island
Lucban
Federal Party
United States Civil Commission
Washington
Bates
Ladd
Iloilo
Cebu
Ant Kilbourne Fight Shapes Up In Ohio Primary Battle
Zanesville Ohio dispatch reports a heated Democratic struggle over Governor Kilbourne with anti Kilbourne forces pressing for primaries and county conventions. W T Morton favors a straight Kilbourne delegation while anti Kilbourne factions push for Welty and alternate delegates ahead of the State and Senatorial Conventions.
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Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
James Kilbourne
Democratic County Committee
New Lexington
Lentz
Gibson
L. D. Abell
W. M. Batemah
Alexander Brothers
W. T. Morton
Kilbourne
Morton
Muskingum County
Mkliburné
Richland Likely To Miss Candidate In Senate Nomination
In Medina on June 4, Republicans seek the Senate nomination for the Twenty-seventh and Twenty-ninth districts. Ex Mayor Brown of Mansfield and Colonel D. L. Cockley of Shelby lead Richland forces, while George H. Chamberlin of Elyria backs Lorain. The lack of a united Richland slate may block any Richland candidate as the 200 delegate convention meets in Richland County on Wednesday, June 5.
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Commercial Tribune
Medina
Ashand
Lorain
Richland
Brown
Mansfield
D. L. Cockley
Shelby
George H. Chamberlin
Elyria
Lorain County
Richland County
Ashland
Divorce Petition Filed by Jesse Morgan in Butler County
Jesse Morgan sues wife Elfie Morgan for divorce in Butler County courts citing desertion in April 1990 in Middletown. The petition alleges a breakdown of the marriage and seeks legal relief.
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Jesse Morgan
Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Elfie Morgan
Butler County
Suon
Effie
New Medical School Emerges in Reform Crusade
The American Medical Association held its general meeting in the Metropolitan Opera House with President Charles A. L. Reed denouncing army medical rank and pay reforms. He argued for a new school of medicine born from independent thought and progressive revelation, praising renewed harmony among medical colleges and naming officers for the association.
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ST. Paul, Minn
American Medical Association
Charles A. L. Reed
Cincinnati
Metropolitan ‘Opera
Bishop Whipple
Protestant Episcopal c . i
Robert
Saniteee
Congress
Association of American Medical Colleges
Southern Medical Colleges
Victor C. Vaughn
University of Michigan
Wm. M. Rodman
Philadelphia
H. P. Enis
Ford Holmes
Cage
Wf Heame
Columbus
Kansas Voay of Medicine
The
University Medical Co . of Kansas
Academy of Medicine
Hirita
Phage Ghia
Eee
Deaton, Ra Treesuren
A. We Balter
Hovkimar Hee
Huntington Board Elects New State Official Leader
In Huntington on June 4 a new board meeting chose a successor to a notable official. The vote marks a key leadership change within the state’s oversight body and sets the stage for forthcoming policy directions.
State Regulation Of Vice Angers Suffrage Leaders
Minneapolis June 4 The National American Women Suffrage Association debated state regulation of vice. The group condemned the European model now proposed for new U S possessions, citing health, moral and fairness concerns. A resolution urged opposition to official exams for women and criticized past experiments in Paris and elsewhere. The session also elected officers including Mrs Catt as president and Dr Cora Eaton as secretary.
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Minneapolis
National American Women Suffrage Association
Philippine Commission
Root
Manila
MacArthur
United States
Paris
England
Switzerland
Ietea
Sane Fergiut Petar
Mra
Cose Catt
Anna Howard
Ss Ordon
Rpstoute Secreratary
the Stone Blackwell
Harriet Taylor Upton
Laura Clay
Cora Smith Eaton
Gordon
New Lee
Rachel Fister. Avery
Eaton
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Chicago
Physicians Call Dowie a Victim in Delusion
Chicago alienists describe Dr John Alexander Dowie as a possible lunatic or villain after his Elijah declaration. They compare him to feudal criminals and Viking marauders and suggest confinement for criminal lunatics may be needed amid his controversial leadership. Mrs. Duell seeks aid as she flees with her two daughters from an abusive husband allied with Dowie's circle.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Elijah
Zion
Dowie
Af Clevenger
Europe
Chester
J. C. Spray
Charles Duell
Wentworth Avenue
Universal Tobacco Firm Being Organized to Join Major Trust
Report from New York says a new Universal Tobacco Company is to form and absorb American and Continental Companies and a new cigar company with several plants. Rumors say capital could rise to acquire Continental and the cigar firm. Uncertainty surrounds the plan after American Tobacco split plug tobacco from other lines and amended by laws to permit guarantee notes of subsidiaries.
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New York
the Journal of Commerce
American
Continental
New Cigar Company
Continental Company
Cigar Company
American Tobacco Company
Universal Tobacco Company
Presbyterians Protest Against Insular System
Delegates at the Reformed Presbyterian Synod of North America discuss social ills in the army system, Hawaii, and the Philippines. They adopt a report condemning the insular system and urge repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Act, with a petition to Congress and ministerial circulation. The next synod is set for Syracuse on May 28, 1902.
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Pittsburg
Martin
Reformed Presbyterian Synod of North
Sunday Schools
Congress
Syracuse
N. Y
Mysterious underground fire near Otway hill
Residents of Otway Ohio report a puzzling underground fire on a hill near town. Smoke has spread over weeks with no visible flames. Theories point to a coal vein burning deep beneath the ground or oil shale, but attempts to extinguish it have failed.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Otway
Scioto County
John Pieter
Allo
Pennsylvanias Earnings Report Filed At Stockholders Meeting
The Pennsylvania Company held its annual stockholders meeting in Pittsburgh on June 4. The year ending December 31, 1900 showed gross earnings of 25,407,562.28, net from operation 7,401,598.50, and after investments and deductions a net income of 2,119,602.05 with a 1,000,000 transfer to the expenditure fund leaving a 1,110,602.06 surplus. New directors elected include Cassatt, McCrea, Brooks, Wood, Turner, Green, Barnes, Shortridge, Pugh, Rea, Wood, Patterson and Morris. An officers’ election meeting will be held soon.
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Pittsburg
Stockholders of the Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Company
Be Cassatt
Philadelphia
James McCrea
J. T. Brooks
Joseph Wood
James J. Turner
John P. Green
W. H. Barnes
N. P. Shortridge
Charles E. Pugh
Samuel Rea
George Wood
C. Stuart Patterson
Effingham B. Morris
Sugar Trust Declares Dividend For Quarter
The American Sugar Refining Company directors declared a 1 percent dividend on common stock for the quarter, unchanged from the previous payout. The announcement came from New York on June 4.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Evangelical and Lutheran Synods Discuss Arbitration Board
Theodore H Schmuck of the General Council spoke in Des Moines about forming a permanent Board of Arbitration to settle church differences and arrange a conference between the Evangelical and Lutheran bodies. A committee will hear him and report. favorable momentum was noted for the morning session.
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Des Moines
Theodore H. Schmuck
General Council of the Evangelical Church
General Lutheran Synod
Plication Society
Dent
S. Faii
William B. Cara
Snyder
Jay Don Sie
County Liquor Licenses and Married Couples Noted
The County Commissioners granted liquor licenses to Jacob Kirsch Edward Stahl Charles Martin John Barmert John Pelgen Michael Breunnagel Edward Heaton John Linden John Slemantel Louis Wies Jacob Peters Thomas Nees George Knorr Charles King William Schnider and Isadore Harry. They appointed Henry Ellenhouser as Superintendent and assistants at $690 per year. The following marriage licenses were issued: Joseph Vogel and Mary Tangman Gilbert Walker and Addie Shepperd Harry Hargarth and Laura Pruss. The City Council discussed bids for an electric light plant and accepted a ten year contract with a new proposer. Alumni events and a horse accident also noted.
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Jacob Kirsch
Edward Stahl
Charles Martin
John Barmert
John Pelgen
Michael Breunnagel
Edward Heaton
John Linden
John Slemantel
Louis Wies
Jacob Peters
Thomas Nees
George Knorr
Charles King
Wiliam Schnider
Isadore Harry
Henry Ellenhouser
Rey Ye
Joseph Vogel
Mary Tangman
Manchester Township
Gilbert Walker
Addie Shepperd
Clay Township
Harry Hargarth
Laura Pruss
Boone County
Poasty
Ettaraeeta
Sanese Abbott
Wil
AT&T increases capital stock to 150000
ALBANY June 4 The American Telephone and Telegraph Company filed with the Secretary of State a certificate showing an increase of capital stock from 100 000 to 150 000 dollars for the company.
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Albany
N. Y
American Telephone and Telegraph Company Today
Secretary of State
Peavey Elevator Bosses Run from Board Of Trade Probe
In Chicago on June 4 the Board of Trade ousted James Pettit general manager of the Peavey Elevator Co amid charges of unmerchantable conduct tied to a May corn corner engineered by George H Phillips. T H Peavey and D F Johnson were acquitted.
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Chicago
James Pettit
Peavey Elevator Company
Board of Trade
Peavey Company
George H. Phillips
T. H. Peavey
D. F. Johnson
Ohio Patents Granted to Several Residents
Washington reports patents issued to Ohio residents including George Darrall of Piqua for a combined grinder and polisher, Benjamin Devoe of Lima for a dispensing can, Ebbert Freese of Galion for a brick and tile cutting machine, Kirk Johnston of Piqua for a propeller, David Lippy of Mansfield for a separator sieve, George Muenzenmaier of Cincinnati for a drying apparatus, William Shaw of Youngstown for a burial casket, and William Silvey of Dayton for a steam engine.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ohio
George Darrall
Piqua
Benjamin G. Devoe
Lima
Ebbert M. Freese
Galion
Kirk G. Johnston
David Lippy
Mansfield
George A. Muenzenmaier
Cincinnati
William J. Shaw
Youngstown
William L. Silvey
Dayton
Local incorporations include firms in Ohio and Crooksville
In Columbus on June 4 the Fleischmann Republican lab Cineti was incorporated by J F Busch Mobell Ross J J Dames A R Moore and others. The Oriental Loom and Fabric Company of Cleveland was formed with 10000 capital stock. The American Pottery Company of Crooksville was incorporated with 10000 capital stock.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Fleischmann Republican Lab
Cineti
J. 4. Busch
Mobell Tho’ Ross
J. J. Dames
A. R. A Moore
Oriental Loom and Fabric Company
Cleveland
Capital Stock
American Pottery Company
Crooksville
Daly Daughter Marries James Watson Gerard in New York
Miss Mary Daly daughter of the late Marcus Daly married James Watson Gerard of New York. The ceremony took place at the bride's mother's residence in New York City. The couple was attended by family and close friends in a private exchange of vows.
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Washington
Martha Hichborn
Hichborn
Belles of the Navy
James G. Blaine
Maine
Statesman
New York
Mary Daly
Marcus Daly
James Watson Gerard
Potter
Baty
Jamestown Surrenders After Four Hours' Fight
Lord Kitchener reports Jamestown in Cape Colony fell to Fritzinger's commando after four hours of combat on June 2. The town guard and volunteers were overrun before British reinforcements arrived. Casualties: three killed and two wounded for Britain. Boer losses believed higher. Looting followed the surrender.
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London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Jamestown
Cape Colony
Fritzinger
Cape Cony
Reciprocity urged to save US export trade at Detroit meeting
At the sixth annual convention of the National Association of Manufacturers in Detroit 250 business leaders heard calls to push commercial reciprocity with foreign nations The address warned of new trade barriers abroad and urged Senate ratification of treaties including the France pact. European nations Russia and Germany were cited as alarmed by American competition and policy.
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Detroit
National Association’ of Manufacturers of the
United States
William C. Maybury
Theodore
Search
América
Rch
Unites
Germany
Ordivei
Great Britain
Europe
Aires
James G. Blaine
Americas
Rey
Russia
Austria
Switzerland
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate of the
Department of State
Senate
State Department
National Association Ofufacturers
France
Wilson
Schieren
Estate suit seeks 31474.73 in Ohio
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune from Hamilton Ohio reports the estate of the late Ann Regan sued for 31474.73 due to Mary Zerlase for the life work of MissParen oy during the last sake. The action caused a sensation among friends of the deceased who claimed to be affected by the case.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Ann Regan
Omante
Mary Zerlase
Paren Oy
Predicts Drafts on Stockholders Owed by Union Mutual
Report by Malcolm G. Davis in the State v Union Mutual Fire Insurance case shows the company held policies in 33 states plus Canada Cuba and the District of Columbia. The grand total debt is $67 665 84 with unpaid liabilities and notes listed and a stockholder assessment schedule by quarter from April to September 1889.
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Commercial
Tribune
Columbus, CO
Malcolm G. Davis
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Davies
Canada
Cuba
Washington Territory
District of Columbia
Frank McCord
P. A. Reece
Mr. Davies
Oe H. Williams
Wiliams
B. H. Williams
Avondale
Insurance Firms Tax Exemption for Deposited Securities
In Columbus Ohio Judge A C Thompson rules out of state insurance company securities held by the State Treasurer are exempt from tax levy. Western Assurance Co wins validation against auditor W H Haliday who collects 16350 in taxes on 100000 bonds held in trust. Total deposit bonds amount to 3300000 with potential taxes of 91500. The decision cites 1852 law taxing gross receipts as a property tax and not a business levy.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
A. C. Thompson
Western Assurance Company
Proust
W. H. Haliday
Franklin County
Thompson
Supreme Court
Testified in libel trial over Eddy Woodbury suit
Boston June 4 Mrs Helen M Wichester Malden student last witness in the $150000 libel suit by Mrs Josephine C Woodbury against Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy. She said she bought a Boston Herald June 5 1899 with the alleged libelous message but could not recall if on her own or at Mrs Woodbury’s urging. The court excused the jury. discussion over letters and Malicious Animal Magnetism followed as witness said she abandoned Christian Science in April 1899.
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Boston
Helen M. Winchester
Malden
Adler
Oodbury
Woodbury
Peabody
Eddy
Christian Science Religion
Post Tavern at Battle Creek Promotes Pure Food Hotel
A unique tavern hotel built by Postum Cereal Co Ltd in Battle Creek Michigan offers a lavish dining table of scientifically selected pure foods not a diet. It targets nervous and worn out visitors with outdoor sojourns golf boating fishing and other tonic climate activities.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Post Tavern
Higan
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Mrs. Damrosch
Beale
Mr. Blaine
Walter Damrosch
Blaine
Presbyterians
BIG Combine OF Tobacco Interests
Tal Companies
Trust
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Sugar Trust
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