Mrs McKinley Remains Very Weak Near Rally Still Feared
Washington reports Mrs. McKinley remains very weak with no material change since Saturday. The lingering San Francisco illness fragment persists though in a less aggravated form, prompting continued concern from doctors and the president. President McKinley stays at her bedside while doctors Rixey Sternberg monitor her condition through the day and evening.
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Rixey
McKinley
Judge Matson
Ohio
White House
Growth of US trade with Scandinavia in decade 1890 to 1900
Frank H Hitchcock outlines a ten year study on US exports to Denmark Sweden and Norway rising from 9 000 000 in 1890 to nearly 29 000 000 in 1900 while imports from Scandinavia stayed under 5 000 000 in 1900 Denmark led trade with 18 000 000 in exports in 1900 and combined Sweden Norway shipments around 10 000 000.
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Frank H. Hitchcock
Agricultural Department
United States
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Sweden
Norway
Scandinavia
Imporia
Governor Gage offers $5,000 reward in Lookout lynching case
From San Francisco on June 3 Governor Gage offers a five thousand dollar reward for information leading to the conviction of the participants in the Lookout Lookout lynching in Modoo.
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Sunday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Cincinnati and St Louis split in a 6 11 final with late runs. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 4 6 with strong starting pitching. Detroit beat Philadelphia 5 9 in a high scoring affair. Milwaukee edged Boston 8 4 while Chicago lost 5 10 to Washton. Ft Wayne routed Toledo 6 3 in a sloppily played game. Columbus and Indiana split 1 6 with Williams and Zinram producing the decisive runs. Louisville beat Dayton 7 9 in a low scoring contest.
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Big Tehauntepec Fire Claims Dozens Of Lives
From Oaxaca on June 3 details emerge of the Tehauntepec Isthmus fire that burned for ten days. At least 79 plantation workers and their families died in huts as flames devoured coffee fields and tropical crops. A tropical rain finally stopped the blaze. In Quincy Illinois the Tank Hardware Co wholesale house fire caused 70000 in losses and injured fire chief George Schlag after contact with a live wire.
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Markets Report Flour and Grain From Cincinnati and Chicago
Cincinnati and Chicago market notes show flour prices across grades with June 1 quotations. Wheat, corn, and oats futures listed for July and September with small percentage splits. Live stock prices in Cincinnati Indianapolis and East Buffalo track hogs cattle sheep lambs and veal calves with ranges for good to prime and common stock.
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Indianapolis
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Dowie's Third Coming Inspires 3000 Believers at Zion Aud
Chicago June 3 1900 Elijah John the Baptist and the restorer Dowie proclaims a theocratic government of God urging all who believe to rise. He denounces Rome and newspapers and demands tithes to the storehouse of God as the constitution of the United States is urged to acknowledge divine authority.
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Earth
Malachi
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John Alexander Dowie
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Masonry
United States
Jas A Hearne Actor and Playwright Dies in New York
New York on June 3 reports the death of Jas A Hearne a noted actor and playwright. He died Sunday afternoon at his home after eight weeks illness from acute bronchitis and pneumonia. He had fallen ill in Chicago while performing in Sag Harbor for a play he wrote. He recovered briefly before a sudden decline Saturday night. At his bedside were his wife Mrs Hesme three daughters and his five year old son.
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Hesme
Havana Elects Nationalist Mayor and Council
Havana on June 3 reports the nationalist Miguel Gener elected mayor with 11 115 votes over Mora 7533 and Carlos Garcia 3211. Nationalists win 18 municipal seats with Republicans four and Democrats two. Crossing Erie fatality and Parkersburg church festival incident noted.
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Miguel Gener
Senor Mora
Senor Carlos Garcia
Democratic Party
Ex-Army Officer Neill Charged With Forgery In San Francisco Case
Lieut John M Neill ex officer now engineer for Anaconda Mining Co arrested in Platte Montana on forged army vouchers from three years ago He was cashiered after a Presidio peculation probe but the shortage was repaid He claims innocence His wife and children live in Oakland and he will be returned to San Francisco for trial
Transfer of Peking administration to Chinese officials begins
At a meeting of allied generals in Peking the plan to hand over city administration to Chinese officials starts in June. Count Von Waldersee and his staff depart, two trains will move troops to Taku, and Germans remove large baggage including carts and furniture. The Baluchi regiment left with ceremonies as British and American troops bid farewell.
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Storm at Pittsburgh Leaves Several Injured and Damaged
A severe Sunday storm in Pittsburgh caused heavy damage and badly hurt four people. In Whittaker near Homestead a partly finished store and dwelling collapsed, burying three boys and a man who were all injured, with Daniel Martin possibly dying from head and spine injuries.
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Santo Domingo Revolution Crushed at Inception
Kingston Jamaica June 3 report states the Santo Domingo revolt has been crushed with rebels shot or imprisoned. Among the detained is a son of the late President Hereaux once said to lead the movement. Royal Mail La Plata notes reduced cargo from Colombian ports due to new export duties for paper money and war expenses.
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Military Riot at Shorncliffe by Dublin Fusiliers
A disturbance at Shorncliffe involving a Dublin fusiliers detachment erupted over an imagined grievance. The guard intervened, shots were fired, and the reinforcements bayoneted and peppered with ball cartridges. Two guardsmen were seriously wounded. The riot lasted two hours.
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Fusiliers
Italian King Reviews Troops in National Fete
In Rome on June 3 a large crowd watched King Victor Emmanuel review the troops during the national fete. The king personally awarded premier Signor Zanardelli the collar of the Order of Annunziata. In Berlin on June 3 details emerge about the Bismarck monument unveiling ceremony.
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Five Large Cracks Found in Butte Street and City Wells
Five large earth cracks appear in Butte Montana with a 12 inch wide fault on West Galena Street. Gas and water lines are disrupted and city engineers report shifting elevations and benchmarks. The ongoing subsidence alarms residents as sections west of Main Street and north of Broadway show rapid ground movement.
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Jasper destroyed by fire after burglary claim
The Texas town of Jasper in Jasper county was wiped out by fire Sunday morning. Seventeen houses and all businesses burned, with the post office and county treasurer’s safe blown open. Authorities estimate losses around 100000, thieves fled the scene after the blaze.
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Career of R C McCormick Ends with Death in Jamaica
Richard C. McCormick ex governor of Arizona and ex assistant secretary of the treasury died at his Jamaica New York home aged about 71. Born in 1832 he served as territorial governor 1866 to 1869 and as U S representative for one term after 1895. He attended the Paris Exposition in 1889 and is survived by his wife, daughter of Senator Thurman.
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Streams Run High Amid Floods Near Pueblo
All streams from the Rocky mountains are very high and the Arkansas River threatens bridges as vast water pours into Kansas. A four year old boy, John Turkington, playing near Fountain Creek, disappeared after being swept away. Five men were injured in a drunken street fight at 1024 West 109th Street in Chicago, with knives clubs and bricks used.
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The Pride of Jennico Star Miss Illington Captivates Crowd
Maud Light, known on stage as Miss Illington, stars this season with James K. Hackett in The Pride of Jennico as the gypsy girl. The Moravian tale unfolds in late eighteenth century Moravia with Basil Jennico, a proud noble, and a royal princess amid feudal power and a developing romance. The performance traces love, ambition, and evolving passion as Basil is drawn to two women and learns the depths of his own feelings.
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