German Consul Ousts from Samoa Court Clash
Reports from Apia describe a two hour clash between Mataafe's 5000 followers and Malietoa Tanus adherents, with the German consul driving into the street and public distrust of Berlin treaty. The Philadelphia cruiser to protect U S interests heads toward Samoa as seismographs record Greek shocks and New York hosts Astor Battery return from the Philippines.
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Loxpos
Auckland
N. Z
Supreme Court
Apia
Samoa
Mataaffe
Washington
Berwin
Lokal Anzeiger
WasningTon
Navy Department
Philadelphia
United States
San Diego
Acapulco
Suffering in Dawson City Reported with Rising Illness
Descriptions from Dawson City echo a bleak scene as sickness grows amid strained hospital capacity. Authorities debate relief measures and commission actions as a Seattle reporter notes grim conditions.
Major Daly On the Stand in Beef Inquiry
Major W. H. Daly chief surgeon with General Miles testified before the war investigating commission about his beef suspicions. He described cross examination over the timing of his report and explained he sought to ease discontent rather than accuse, noting refrigerated meat with odor at Jacksonville and nonfraudulent intent behind the proceedings.
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Miles
Amwiung
Gan
WH. Daly
War Investigating Commission
Daly
Dr. Daly
Chickamauga
Jacksonville
Delegates Organize Pure Food Society at Convention
The National Pure Food and Drug congress adopted a plan to form a permanent society with invites to boards of trade and chambers of commerce. Senator Mason of Illinois urged protecting buyers from deceptive practices and supporting legislators opposing trusts. Officers named include Joseph E. Blackburn president and Alexander J. Wedderburn secretary. Transport Grant Sails for Manila
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Washington
National Pure Food and Drug Congress
Mason
Ilinois
Committee On
Boards of Trade and
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Joseph E. Blackburn
Columbus
Alexander J. Wedderburn
R. N. Harper
Prices Rise Despite Bearish News in Grain Markets
Chicago wheat futures driven by Wall Street optimism closed higher with May wheat up a cent, corn and oats advancing, and mixed gains in pork, lard, and ribs. Cash quotes show No 2 red wheat at about 71/4 cents while oats and corn futures moved up amid speculative strength.
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Chicago
Wallstreet
Oige
Lake
South Omaha Live Stock Trade Report
South Omaha cattle receipts 1 700 head with steady to uneven prices for native and western beef steers, cows and heifers, canners, stockers and feeders, calves and bulls. Hogs receipts 380 with prices from 3 50 to 8 57 per hundredweight and bulk sales around 3 60. Sheep receipts 2400 with native and western muttons and stock sheep priced 2 75 to 6 60. lambs 4 00 to 5 00.
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Chicago
Cyroneo
Western Fed
Calent Firme Apta Ay
Rebay
South Omaha
Omaha
Texas
Kansas City Trade Notes and Receipts Highlight Market Readiness
Kansas City reports on live stock and merchandise activity with emphasis on quantities and receipts. Market watchers note shifts in Jan demand and price signals across sectors in the region.
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Kansas City
Live Stock
Catia Receipes Behades
Cers
Slogem
National Live Stock Association opens Denver meeting
Denver hosts the executive committee with eleven states and territories represented. President Springer presides as the group plans to oversee convention proceedings. Secretary Martin lists 46 associations with 5 000 members and 8 000 000 head of stock valued at 250 million dollars. Treasurer Goulding reports 1 002 dollars on hand. Delegates forecast large turnout. Dallas Fort Worth and San Antonio bid for next convention. Denver considered as permanent HQ. Colorado cattle growers back the national animal industry bureau. Butter Makers gather in Sioux Falls for seven annual convention with about 1 000 delegates expected, possibly 2 000. Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Michigan Illinois delegates arrive. new auditorium hosts exhibits and foreign display led by R H Pierson.
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Denver
National Live Stock Association
John W. Springer
Charles F. Martin
George L. Goulding
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Chicago
Colorado State Cattle Growers’ Association
National Bureau of Animal Industry
Sioux Falls
National Creamery Butter Makers’ Association
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Michigan
Illinois
R. H. Pierson
Great Britain
Austria
Belgium
Holland
Ireland
France
Switzerland
New Zealand
Lincoln
Neb
Dubuque
Des Moines
Waterloo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Samoan affair shows willingness to settle by diplomacy
Washington reports indicate informal exchanges among the three Berlin treaty parties over the Apia uprising, with a shared readiness to follow the treaty and resolve matters peacefully. The approach suggests that the Samoan crisis could be settled through ordinary diplomatic methods unless new developments arise in Apia.
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Washington
Apia
Clerk Louis Saure Pleads Guilty In Forgery Case
A New York clerk Louis J. Saure pleads guilty to forging checks totaling six thousand dollars. Authorities say he spent the stolen money attempting to cure his wife’s illness.
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New York
Louis J. Saure
Soldier Returns From Santiago Faces Harsh News at Home
A war veteran arrives in Washington in frail health after weeks in hospital. His wife reveals a painful change in their marriage caused by her mother’s visit and another man, shattering his brave front as he contemplates an altered future.
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Santiago
Washington
Tom
Mary
Washington Post
Spaniard mocks Weyler plan and American arrest policy
A Spaniard asks what induced the government to abandon Weyler’s invasion plan. An official replies that it would have caused an unparalleled disaster as barbarous Americans arrest those without visible means of support and could not pay fines, ending in the workhouse.
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Brussel
Congo
la Patriote
Weyler
America
A Gun With an American Behind It
A St. Louis Post-Dispatch line frames a gun as a peacemaker and a mapmaker, emphasizing the role of the shooter as shaper of paths and outcomes.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Terrible Accident Spurs Kidney Cure Claim
In Crestline the Miss Fannie Thoman recounts a May 1804 runaway horse accident near Galion Ohio that damaged her kidney and left her weak. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring color stamina and appetite after taking twelve boxes. She endorses the pills as a general remedy and notes they cost 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Fannie Thoman
Miss Thoman
Galion
Ohio
Mamma
Dr. Williams
William At
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