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29 Jun 1899
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
1
France Faces Political Crisis With New Waldeck-Rousseau Cabinet
Paris reports that France’s Third Republic sits on dangerous ground as Waldeck-Rousseau forms a cabinet amid alarm and hope. The Temps notes the unlikely alliance between socialist leaders and former Commune enforcers, united only by a drive to restore law and defend the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Third Republic
Paris
Republic
Temps
Waldeck-Rousseau
Chamber of Deputies
Trouble for Sugar Beet Growers in Southwestern Michigan
Several hundred farmers in Southwestern Michigan who contracted with Kalama zoo and Benton Harbor beet sugar factories to raise beets face costly setbacks. Seed rotted due to cold and rain forcing replanting about half the acreage, and a new small yellow and black striped bug damages young beet plants, especially the second seeding, eating leaves. The crop is expected to fall short by about half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Benton Harbor
Detroit Figureheads Back Alger Senate Run
Gov. Pingree and Gen. Alger unite for Alger’s senatorial bid. Alger vows no withdrawal or funding, pledging a platform opposing trusts and favoring direct popular elections. Secretary of War Alger confirms he will seek the U.S. Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Pingree
Alger
Chicago
War Alger
Price
Senate
Suit Recommenced Against Armour Co Over Oleomargarine Case
Governor Roosevelt orders recommencement of action against Armour & Co for selling oleomargarine in New York. Two years prior the case paused with Armour promising $20,000 and suspending sale of inflation butter. Governor demands full penalties of 1.5 million or exemption after a fair trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Roosevelt
Armour & Co
New York
Brilliant Paris Embassy Ball for US Envoy Porter
General Horace Porter hosted a grand party at the American embassy in Paris with 1300 invitations. Cabinet ministers, Venezuela arbitration officials, and leading American colony members attended as the embassy sparkled with decoration and illumination and the evening ended in dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Horace Porter
United States
Benjamin Harrison
Venezuela
Gold Dust From Alaska Arrives on Humboldt
The steamer Humboldt reached Seattle with about twenty five passengers from Dawson and interior Alaska carrying roughly 1 250 000 dollars in gold dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Seattle
Wash
Dawson
Alaska
Woman in New York Fatally Injures Husband Over Snoring
Mrs. Harvey Ramsey is accused of cutting her husband’s throat with a razor while he slept, claiming his snoring was intolerable. Authorities believe she is insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Ramsey
New York
Postoffice Robbery at Wilton New Hampshire
Burglars blew open the Wilton postoffice safe securing 500 dollars worth of tamp a and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
N. H
Tampa
Fighting in the Philippines Near Perez das Marinas
Gen Wheaton with American forces advancing on Perez das Marinas engaged insurgents in heavy fighting. Maj Bubb's 300 man unit, aided by a reinvigorated Third battalion, faced about 2000 Filipino fighters with brutal casualties on both sides. Officials reported harsh sanitation conditions and mutilated American dead after the action near Imus and Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton
Perez Das Marianas
Perez Das Marinas
Bubb
Fourth Infantry
Imus
Perez Day Marinas
Las Minas
Manila
Cyclone Annihilator Claim Draws Chicago Man’s Pitch
Chicago inventor E. D. Betts announces a cyclone annihilator offered to the U S Government. The device is a small cannon with a weather vane and air trigger on a vertical pivot. Aiming vane directs the cannon at a funnel cloud. at sixty five mile per hour wind the trigger fires, scattering the cyclone into a harmless zephyr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. D. Betts
United States
Anglo-Venezuelan Dispute Heads to Arbitration Tribunal
Ex President Benjamin Harrison represents Venezuela in Paris at an international arbitration on the boundary dispute with Great Britain. The quarrel centers on a 60,000 square mile border including rich gold mines, with Venezuela seeking the 59th parallel as the line and Britain favoring the 63rd. The 1880s conflict drew US calls for arbitration and resulted in a treaty backing a tribunal's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Harrison
Paris
Venezuela
International Tribunal of Arbitration
Great Britain
British Guiana
Ben Harrison
Hugh
United States
Cleveland
Lord Salisbury
Richard Olney
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Notable Obituaries and Longevities Across the Nation
A New Yorker dies from excessive tea drinking at 83. Dr George W Chittenden dies in Janesville Wisconsin at 79, Wisconsin’s oldest practicing physician. Mrs Mary P Coats of Philadelphia ages 102 celebrates birthday. her family served in every American war from Revolution to Civil War. Miss Mary Baterman aged 70 dies in Sparkill New York. pallbearers were all young bachelors by her request. Mrs Julia A Hedges age 98 dies in Indianapolis of senile decay. husband age 100 is alive, memory failing. couple had 70 years of marriage and pension support remains their only income. several children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Chittenden
Janesville
Wis
Wisconsin
Mary P. Coats
Philadelphia
Mary Baterman
Miss Baterman
Sparkill
N. Y
Julia A. Hedges
Indianapolis
TENTS AND CELLARS HORROR AT HERMAN NEBRASKA DISASTER
Five hundred homeless residents of Herman Nebraska endure a primitive existence after a cyclone. They shelter in tents or cellar pits while the church serves as morgue hospital and relief depot. Damage runs to two hundred thousand dollars with little insurance as volunteers and nearby farmers provide food clothing and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Herman, Neb
Dane Valley
Anderson Hopkins
Lennox
Maj
Burdick
Relef Committee
Nebraska
Towa
Yellow fever outbreak hits Tehuantepec and coast of Mexico
Advices report yellow fever in Tehuantepec and other Isthmus of Tehuantepec locations with fears for American coffee planters. The epidemic extends from Vera Cruz to the Guatemalan border with hundreds of deaths. Vera Cruz reports over 500 cases and rapid spread. American marines in Havana also face the disease, amid alarm. Private Kehr is the only reported death so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehuantepec
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Guatemalan
Havana
Kehr
Big Crops Worldwide Pin Down U S Exports in 1899
The article notes that total exports for the eleven months of fiscal year 1899 reached $1,130,620,572, only a little below 1898 as the best year. Declines are mostly in agricultural products with farm exports about $50 million lower than last year, while live cattle exports drop 25 percent from 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Western Speaker election reshapes national power balance
New York observers call the Western victory in Speaker race a blow to Eastern control, predicting increased Western influence in coming Congress. The piece notes tax burdens on nations and recalls Lynn Mass School Board curbing bicycles attire, plus Johnstown flood ten years earlier with lasting devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
New York
Congress
Gen. Henderson
Boston
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PGA Ea Deen
New Richmond
Willowiver
Main Street
Neb
Philippines
Austria
Russia
Italy
Lynn
Mass
Johnstown
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