New York Campaigns and American Trade Supremacy
A collection of editorial observations notes a New York campaign with widespread advertising and a Grafters critique. It points to Porto Rican natives in the U S as a rising force, asserts U S exports now exceed imports by over four hundred million dollars, and argues American civil conditions and high-manhood privilege ensure continued world trade leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn
Porto Rico
Grover Cleveland
Europe
United States
America
Hanna Opens Argument in Schley Court Inquiry
Assistant to Judge Advocate E P Hanna opened the government’s case at the Schley court of inquiry. The morning featured testimony corrections by Schley and Sigsbee and the introduction of documents, while two proposed witnesses were not heard. Hanna argued the flying squadron’s rapid run and McCalla’s signaling code, urging Schley to take initiative in verifying insurgent presence.
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Schley
Admiral Schley
Sigsbee
Santiago
Frank B. Richards
George Lynch
New York
Cuba
Cuban
Spain
Lynch
Somers N. Smith
Mr. Richards
St. Paul
E. P. Hanna
Key West
Cienfuegos
Hanna
McCalla
Missionaries Fear Brigands May Kill Miss Stone After Payment
Miss Ellen M. Stone remains at risk as brigands demand 25 000 ran som. negotiations continue with the United States legation and British aid. Sama kov missionaries in Sofia supervise ransom methods and safety plans amid fears captives could be murdered after payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stone
Constantinople
United States Legation
Spencer Eddy
Eddy
O'Connor
Sofia
Ellen M. Stone
Samakov
Elevators Go Up In Smoke Grain Fire Destroys Two Structures
Fire destroyed two adjoining Botsford Elevator company grain elevators in Port Huron Michigan on November 5. Losses reach about 300000 dollars with 171000 bushels of wheat 190000 bushels of corn and 7000 bushels of oats ruined. One residence burned and fire chief Charles Thorne was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Botsford Elevator Company
Spokane
Chicago
Charles Thorne
Jarvis Hall Burned Near Denver In Sudden Fire
A Montclair Colorado military academy run by the Episcopal Church burned to the ground last night causing about 75000 in damage. Seventy five students slept in the building and escaped unharmed as a high wind hampered efforts to save the structure. The library of Canon Rogers was partly destroyed.
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Denver
Jarvis
Montclair
Episcopal Church of the Diocese of Colorado
Denver Fire Department
Canon Rogers
The
Academy
Powder Magazine Explodes Near Williams, New Mexico
Powder magazine at Williams operated by Santa Fe Pacific exploded tearing doors and windows. 2000 pounds of powder burned from sparks from a nearby engine. Engineer and crew escaped uninjured as cars and engine were wrecked, with damage running into thousands of dollars.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe Pacific
Williams
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