Filipinos Ready for Peace and Terms for Ceasefire
In Manila on June 22 a 200 strong assembly urged peace with the United States. They presented seven conditions including amnesty, return of confiscated property, navy and army posts for revolutionary leaders, aid to needy soldiers, protected rights, civil government in Manila and provinces, and expulsion of the friars. General MacArthur offered a 90 day general pardon for allegiance.
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Manila
MacArthur
Senor Paterno
Senor Buencamino
Senor Flores
Pio del Pilar
Garcia
Macabiles
Day Cars Run In St Louis Transit System
Owl cars will be started as there is demand with daytime service on all divisions and night owl runs on Olive street Laclede Delmar and Page lines to Taylor avenue. General Manager Baumhoff says more cars will operate where needed while armed posse comitatus guard car sheds and stations. In 48 hours there have been no assaults or attempts to blow up transit cars.
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St. Louis Transit Company
Olive Street
Laclede
Delmar
Page Avenue
Taylor Avenue
Baumhoff
Posse Comitatus
Posse
Deluge in Indiana Swells Wabash and Wrecks Lines
A massive rainstorm floods Indiana with the Wabash River rising rapidly and washing out bridges. Waterworks at Wabash are broken leaving the city without water or fire protection. A 16 car Big Four freight train is wrecked near Treaty La Fontaine. two houses toppled and bridges blocked. Fort Wayne reports cloudburst flooding, with electric lines cut and debris against bridges. Crops across the valley are submerged, threatening corn.
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Wabash
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Indiana
Treaty
Wabash Valley
Fresh Note to the Sultan Demand for Indemnity
United States charge d'affaires Griscom delivered a new note to the Ottoman government demanding an immediate settlement of indemnity for American losses during the Armenian massacres. The note signals the US intent to press the issue, though it stops short of an ultimatum.
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Uncle Sam
Constantinople
Lloyd O. Griscom
United States
Trade. Advance in Agricultural Products the Leading Feature
New York June 28 Bradstreet’s reports a midsummer dullness in distributive trade and industry with further price reductions for manufactured goods, while nearly all agricultural products show an upward movement. Wheat up 14 cents per bushel since June and 27 percent from November lows. corn and oats follow wheat. Dairy demand improves with slight price gains. The week closes with several reports on farming, postal service changes in Cuba, and India famine relief via the Quito cargo of 200,000 bushels of corn to Bombay.
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New York
Bombay
Committee of 100 On
India Famine Relief
Quito
Wheat declines as market closes steady after heavy liquidation
Wheat breaks sharply under heavy selling but ends the session two cents lower from Saturday. Corn drifts lower while oats rise 47 cents, and provisions drop between 14 and 20 cents. Closing bids show July and August futures for wheat and corn, with pork and lard quoted alongside cash grain prices for No. 2 red wheat and No. 2 cash oats and corn.
Cattle and hog market results from Chicano sale
June 23 cattle receipts 21 000 light steers steady to strong and best on sale with carload at 5.70. hogs receipts 40 000 with top at 5.37 and mixed heavy at 5.20 5.87. sheep receipts 14 000 with wethers 4.2 to 5.2 and yearlings 5.00 to 5.50.
Kansas City Live Stock Prices and Receipts Summary
Kansan City stock market report shows cattle receipts at 5 850 with heavy natives and canners steady. steers $4.40–5.30, stockers $4.00–4.65, cows and heifers $8.00–4.75, canners $2.50–3.00, westerns $4.00–4.95, Texans $3.25–4.43. Hoge-Receipts 5 300 steady to lower. hogs $5.15–5.25, mixed $5.10–5.20, light $4.95–5.10, pigs $4.50–4.95. Sheep receipts 2 200 steady. lambs $6.23–6.80, yearlings $5.14–5.75, muttons $4.50–5.80. Saut a Omaha cattle 2 20 slow. natives $4.40–6.40, cows $3.70–4.70, canners $2.25–8.60, feeders $3.50–5.00, calves $3.50–7.00. House receipts 8 000 steady to slow. heavy $5.07–5.90, mixed $5.07–5.10, light $5.00–5.10, pigs $4.50–5.00, sheep receipts 1 900 steady. yearlings $4.50–5.40, wethers $4.00–4.40, stock sheep $3.50–6.40, lambs $5.00–7.00.
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Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bulls
Kansan City
Kansas City
Sauta Omaha
Washingtons First Battle and July Fourth Legacy Recalled
A historical note recalls Washingtons 1754 ambush at Fort Necessity, his later orders in 1775, and the July 4 anniversaries of Jefferson Adams Monroe and others. It details the 4th of July wartime events, including the decisive Declaration vote and key figures.
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Virginia
George Washington
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Morristown
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Salem
Mass
Jefferson
Adams
Monroe
Iisher Ames
Massachusetts
Lberty
New World
Patrick Henry
Congress
Anes
James Monroe
Casar Rodney
Delaware
Proceedings of Congress
Harrison
Red Dog's Fourth Damps Town Wide Festivities
In Red Dog in late June the new mayor bans Fourth of July celebrations including firecrackers and bonfires. Citizens protest with an indignation meeting and pressure to cancel the order. The mayor refuses until a book agent misleads him about tea not whisky. After realizing the error he urges cheers for George Washington and vows to jail any celebrant.
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Red Dog
Wiscom
Lexington
Powell
George Washington
Waal
Boston
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