National Party Dominates Cuba After Municipal Votes
A Havana special reports the National party now controls Cuba’s political landscape after municipal elections. They swept Havana mayoralty and two thirds of the council, with support across Santiago and interior regions, while Republicans oppose the Platt amendment and seek a conservative path under leaders like Gomez and Bandera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadet
Platt
National Party
General Wood
Cuba
Dr. Gener
Havana
Santiago
United States
Pary
Diego Tamayo
Nunez
Gener
Ince
Spor. Gener
Spain
Republican Arty
Galberto Gomez
Mez
Nationale
Weotag Et Parse
Partias
Gualberto Gomez
Is Party
Mendez Capote
Marta Delgado
Santa Clara
Quintin Bandera
Don St
Quintin Banera
Lye
Inbasis
Union Democrats
Eusebio Hermandez
Carlos Garcia
Eliseo Giberga
Senor Giberga
Fireworks Man Prepares Spectacular Fourth Show
New York dispatch notes June fireworks sales peak with lavish exhibitions offered by major companies. From 3 cent crackers to $1,000 displays, vendors promise turnkey setups for hotels and towns. Animal balloons and water firings highlight a trend toward day and night demonstrations with extensive, music-attached effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Receiver named in fraud case against mining investment firm
A receiver was appointed for the American Mining Investment Company amid fraud charges over stock disposal. The firm, with a $10,000 capitalization, sold mining stock from Washington and Idaho outfits on commission, later expanding to other ventures and diverting millions in supposed profits to promoters. Indictments and further investigations are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
ST. Paul
Minn
American Mining Investment Company
Washington and Idaho
American Vestmeft Ceara
Boce Brine
Upperirhn Investment Company
SIG Sekesi Thad JR
Made Good the Threat to Break Her Heart
In Indianapolis on June 17 Mrs. Alice H. Woodgate sues Mrs. Artemisia Beaupre for 6000 dollars for alienating her husband’s affections. Beaupre also sues the Indianapolis Street Railway Company for 20000 dollars for injuries from years past.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Alice H. Woodgate
Artemisia Beaupre
West Virginia Judgeship Contested and Settled
Senate action settles the West Virginia judgeship case as Senators Elkins and Scott meet to affirm appointments. Mercer Boungys named district judge and Cy B. Billott assigned as district attorney while officers of the new Southern district are announced.
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Washington
West Virginia
Elkins
Scott
Aia Ee Ee Ct
Nia
Mercer Boungys
Judge County
Sennor Athifisomi
Atto 5 Ee
Ern
Istrict
Cy B. Billott
Mormon Agent Plans Mexico Settlement for Yaqui Lands
Mexico City report says Mormon agent James M Canpon arrives to secure government consent for relocating a thousand Mormon families to lands evacuated by Yaqui Indians, aiming to establish settlements there.
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Mexico
Mexico City
James M Canpon
Securitié
Goverment & Con
Commerce grows in Philippines imports exports up 21 49
Washington June 17 An increase of 21 percent in imports and 49 percent in exports in Philippine commerce is shown for the first ten months of 1900 compared with 1899. Imports totaled 20 143 152 and exports 19 372 000 with major trade from Europe and Asia. No ports of coin or silver from the United States.
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Washington
Philippines
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
Navemoer
Public search continues for Amelia Bauer missing in Columbus
Public interest remains high in the disappearance of 17 year old Amelia Bauer. She was last seen leaving with a young town man named Richard Lipscomb. Police across the city and in Springfield are rechecking leads as a coroner inquiry and subpoenas unfold.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Amelia Bauer
Richard Lipscomb
Bee Pewie
Seity
Springfield
Sfield
Norris
Su . Tendent Hard
Bauer
Divorce Costs Clarke 52302.75 in Record Breaker
A World service from Pittsburg reports Esther Bartlett Clarke the Violet Bride procured a Washington divorce costing James King Clarke 523,302.75. The cash award totals 30,000 with additional attorney and related fees totaling 16,000 and 1,000 respectively.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Pittsburg
Washington
Esther Bartlett Clarke
James King Clarke
Clarke
Larke
Dog Attack Leaves Man Bitten By Vicious Doe
Omiéér Fred Reinhardt, 6¢, of the Humane Society, was badly bitten yesterday by a vicious doe on Walnut Street near Fourth. Barfly witnesses saw the animal bite Reinhardt and the dog flee. He sought medical aid as the wound worsened with possible blood poisoning.
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Fred Reinhardt
The
Humane Society
Walnut Street
Fourth
Reinhardt
Sri Fe
Aden
Murray Hiccuping Self to Passing at City Hospital
Mark Murray a colored man of 225 Northern Avenue died at City Hospital after four days of persistent hiccoughing and convulsions of the diaphragm. Medical efforts were unsuccessful, and he had suffered from gastritis and continuous coughing before his death.
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Mark Murray
Northern Avenue
City Hospital
Murray
United States Chilean Claims Commission Finds Itata Case Dismissed
The U S Chilean Claims Commission closed its session with the Itata seizure case dismissed. The panel led by Minister Pieda found no unjustifiable U S action. Chilean claims totaling 44051 pounds with interest were rejected. Damages awarded in a separate Central and South American Telegraph Company case totaled 4000 dollars.
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Washington
United States and
Chilean Claims Commission
Itata
United States
Chile
South American Steamship Company
Pieda
Switzerland
Gage
Vicuna
Chilean
Sandiego
Elditiants
Central and South American Telegraph Company
Richard Trumall
Legation
Campbell Arrested on Charge of Prodigious Swindle
Cincinnati police arrested a man named Campbell at the Gibson House after Carew reported he and his wife were in the city with a companion. Campbell claimed a legitimate business venture in Chicago but faced Chicago indictments. He carried unsigned notes, mining reports, and jewelry, while seeking to keep his wife from learning of the arrest.
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Carew
Glencoe
Maud Blackstone
Fourth Street
Campbell
Jim
Police
Crawford
Chicago
Alvina
Gibson
Bramble
Gibson House
Kiskala
Grisén
Gome
Ntral
Los Angeles
Dea
Hun
Cincinnati
Hot Spings
Ark
Mexico
U Ridér Arrist
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for General Debility
Mrs Mary Everhart of Shanesville Ohio testifies that general debility saps strength and sleep, and Hood's Sarsaparilla revived health after three bottles. The ad claims it cures run down conditions and guards the system against disease.
Mystery man Campbell and wife at Gibson House prompt speculation
Campbells stay at the Gibson House drew attention as he paid a $50 bill with a roll of greenbacks and spoke of gold mine interests. He and his wife Mrs Campbell and Miss Jauss, ages about 35, 32, appeared refined and well dressed, with a diamond on his finger but no other display of wealth.
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Campbell
Gibson House
Alms Hotel
Miss Jauss
Invard
SPECIFIC CHARGE THAT CAUSED CAMPBELL'S FALL
Chicago and Cincinnati papers report W Grier Campbell arrested in Cincinnati for defrauding Chicago residents of over 7000 dollars. He posed as wealthy landowner, entertained brokers on LaSalle Street, bought jewelry for his wife, and sold mining stock to two Chicago men. Four or five indictments said to be pending.
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Hs Rete
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
W. Grier Campbell
Cincinnati
C. D. Peacock & Co
John Kane
Campbell
Auditorium Hotel
South
LaSalle Street
Rector’s
Annex
Pescock
California
Mr. Campbell
Hana
Peacock
Second Plea Began for Life of Molineux in New York
Buffalo August 17 report on the Court of Appeals hearing for Roland B. Molineux charged with the mailed poison murder of Mrs. Katharine J. Adams in 1888. John G. Milburn represents the defendant while ex Senator David Bennett Hill defends the people. The record is said to be the largest criminal case file in the state.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
New York
Court of Appeals
John G. Milburn
United States
David Bennett Hill
New Yorker
Blanche C
Harry Oar
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Milburn
Iburn
Record-Breaking Cargo From Hawaii Arrives in San Francisco
The steam ship Hawaiian, arriving from Honolulu, brings 8,600 tons of sugar the largest ever sent from the Hawaiian Islands. The cargo is valued at $750,000.
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San Francisco
Hawaiian
Honolulu
Hawaiiian Islands
Special Train to San Francisco via Chicago & North Western Ry
Train bound for San Francisco departs Chicago on the 9th at 11:59 PM and arrives in Denver and Glenwood Springs before continuing to Salt Lake City. The route passes through the Rocky Mountains and Sierra Nevada. Limited party size. fare and detailed schedule not fully legible.
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San Francisco
Chicago
North-Western
Denver
Colorado
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake
Rocky and
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Fairmont Forms Major Coal Company With 36 Mines
The Watson coal interests create the Fairmont Coal Company with 12 million capital and 4 million bonds. Thirty six plants from Montana, Gaston, West Fairmont, Brier Hill, Hutchinson, Highland, Palatine, Monongah, Middleton and others will be absorbed. The firm will own 1450 miners houses 5800 cars and 60000 acres of coal lands with over 6 million net tons annual output and a 250000 dollar monthly payroll. Possession is set for July 1 with J C Watson and partners holding controlling interests.
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Commercial Tribune
Fairmont
Watson Coal Interests
New York
Fairmont Coal Company
Montana and Aurora
Montana Coal and Coke Company
Gaston
Gaston Coal Company
New England and
Shaft
West Fairmont Coal and Coke Company
Ferrumurry
Enterprise
Beechwood
Gypsy
Harbert
Viropa
Solon
Glen
Chieftain
Columbia, Ocean, Highland and Anderson
Highland Coal and Coke Company
Palatine
Palatine Coal Company
Monongah
Monongah Company
Iddleton
Middleton Coal and Coke Company
J. C. Watson
J.B. Watson
L. Watson
C. W. Watson
A. B. Fleming
Hanna Says Factions Fight May Hurt Foraker
The piece discusses political planks on taxation of corporations and municipal ownership. It notes opposition lines, candidate stances, and local election maneuvers including Clark’s renomination and Montgomery County results amid anti Franchises and local option tensions. It mentions Zimmerman's and Kilbourne's positions and various politicians’ actions.
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Hanna
Zimmerman
Colonel Kilbourne
Patrick
W. G. Storein
Auglaize
Hal Defan
Sandusky
Norton
Akron
Clark
George W. Sieber
Sieber
Montgomery County
John Carney Myers
Myers
United Brethren
Miamisburg
Lowes
Obituary notes and deaths of notable figures and pioneers
Obituaries recall Sander P. Converse uncle of Senator Boles active in maritime trade on Lake Erie and Kansas Pacific mail service founder. Frederick Yon Baltimore grain exporter. engineer and bridge builder born in Massachusetts. Tyson family descendant with Maryland prominence. William Penn era settlers and other notable deaths. The items mention divers paths from mining to shipping, engineering, and hardware business, marking end of eras for several prominent figures.
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Sander P. Converse
Boles oAeneee
Lake Erie
California
Kansas Pacific
Kansas City
Frederick Yon
Baltimore
We Tyson
America
William Penn
Tyson
Maryland
Mary Hudson Dies in Bruinfield At Age
Obituary note states Mary Hudson of Bruinfield died yesterday at about age. Mentions a son Thomas J. Hudson of Chicago and speaks of railway freight work and a railroad setting.
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Mary Hudson
Bruinfield
City
Esterday
Thomas J. Son
Chicago
Raliio
of Phe
Nolis Antral Hoad
California Fig Syrup Co Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols an excellent laxative syrup claiming healing for constipation and colds. It highlights senna based medicinal properties, pleasant fig flavor, and kidney liver bowel cleansing. Offers nationwide distribution in San Francisco Louisville and New York with price six fifty per bottle.
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CaLuronmia Fie Synvup Co
Catrronsta Fie Synur Co
Union Reform Party Chooses State Ticket in Columbus
Canvassing board at the Southern Hotel reviews referendum votes for Union Reform nominees. The ticket includes Governor John Richardson Westerville and other officers with about 800 votes cast. Dr O S Thompson elected State Committee Chairman. Petitions needed to gain Australian ballot.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Union Reform Party
Southern Hotel
John Richardson
Westerville
O. P. Hyde
Marietta
Supreme Court
K. R. MaclIntyre
Mt. Vernon
L. A
Whisky Barrel Tapped at Ohio Penitentiary
Warden Darby hunts a convict who tapped the hospital basement whisky barrel and carried away sixteen gallons. The loss could allow 200 convicts to get drunk, with the Fourth of July trade for a grand jamboree suspected.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Darby
Penitentiary
City bicyclists aim to beat Chicago San Francisco record
Howard Zahrly and Ed Miller of Toledo left for Chicago today and plan to ride to San Francisco. They will depart from Chicago next Friday to attempt to surpass Norman Deveaux's twenty seven day record from Chicago to San Francisco.
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Toledo
Howard Zahrly
Ed Miller
Chicago
San Francisco
Norman Deveaux
Grape Nuts Ad Features Famous West Haven Woman
A testimonial from a prominent West Haven figure extols Grape Nuts as a brain and nerve booster. She recalls years of tireless literary work and social activity followed by recovery after using the cereal, crediting improved health, energy, and alertness to Grape Nuts.
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West Haven
Conn
Yale
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