Washington gossip on new diplomatic and civil appointments
Washington letters reveal changes in the diplomatic service and federal offices. Amber White leaves Germany for Italy via David Hill’s likely appointment. Henry Clay Evans touted for London consul general. P Sargent and J K Garfield noted for pensions and labor roles amid cabinet reshuffles. Sixty-one Southwestern Baptist students expelled and reinstated after apology.
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Washington
Omelbidem
Dns
Bonapveit
Diplomatic Service
Nevernh Departmenty
Amber J. White
Germany
Runior
David J. Hill
Weary White
United States
Tondon
George von I. Meyer
Italy
Payne Whitney
Hay
White
London
Lalanda
James KK
Garfield
Sackiog
Henry Clay Tvana
Pensions
Foreign Service
Sola
William McKinley Osborne
McKinley
Rank P. Sargent
TL ¥. Paowderly
Brotherhood of
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Employern
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Tnlona
Sargent
Lind
Tale
Labo
Das
Ware
Topeka
Kan
Clay Ivins
Iowa
Padinne
Belng
Kkangas
Araty
Hilamoai
Manila
Willem Willan
New York
New London
Cona
Bering Sea
Hitchcock
Hig
Kaos
Industrial and agricultural trade trends amid labor and commodity shifts
Trade weekly review notes a mixed outlook with a few disruptions and many gains. Workers face strikes risk while dry goods demand improves, rail earnings rise 7.2 percent, and construction expands as material shortages linger. Steel demand stays high, pig iron prices jump, cereal markets stay volatile, and wheat deliveries to mills rise with overall improvements in interior city clearings.
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R. G. Din & Co
al Nen
Bessemer
Pitteburgoon
United States
Atlantic Esporta Tx
Chicago
Nate Mtr
Esse Ital
Luvin Clearings
Bedewaek
Hiele
Modern Cream Separator Probe Boosts Calf Rearing Profits
A discussion of the United States Hand Cream Separator as a profitable farm tool outlines its clean skim milk advantages, reduced labor, and higher calf growth. It highlights farmer demonstrations, creamery demand, and comparisons to traditional methods, noting substantial yearly profit gains per cow with modern separation technology.
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Rama
Raith
United States
Ita
Buffalo
New York
Thia
Howe
Aaa
Mr Smith
Beresford
B. W
Mr. Smith
Congress Debates Civil and Agricultural Appropriations
Senate and House activity dominates the week with debates on the Philippine question and civil government, amendments to agricultural and defect funding, and appropriations for the District of Columbia and White House projects. The sessions address tax measures, Cuba diplomacy, and preparations for expositions while highlighting allocations for roads, fortifications, and public works across federal agencies. The record notes significant figures and party positions as lawmakers push to finalize the fiscal package.
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Senate
Lake
Quendinemia
St. Louis
Liberta
Mngerrigy
Washington
White House
Wieeland Dodian
Misha
Market Prices Across Cities Include Hogs Wheat and Butter
The listing shows regional price quotes for cattle hogs sheep and grains from Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee New York Buffalo and others. Notable figures include hogs 3.00 to 7.00, wheat No 2 red 70s, corn No 2 mixed 60s, butter creamery 1.00 to 1.10, eggs Western 1.50 to 1.70, and rye No 2 60s to 70s with varied city adjustments.
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Indianapolis
Clucinnati
Abe
Detroit
Toledo
New York
Enia
Mindanao Battle Leaves Hundreds Dead in Philippines
An intense clash in Mindanao between American forces led by Lt. Jasmin and a Philippine faction ends with heavy casualties, significant injuries, and captured positions. Reports describe ferocious trench fighting, artillery exchanges, and Allied forces pressing to seize a Maarn fort amid harsh jungle terrain.
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Frank Dr. Babdwin
Powenty Eeventh
Haven
Exton
Minas
Janae Rere
Igmy
St Louis Fair Postponed Amid Exhibits Delays
Official notice from President Frangin Jasnes states the St Louis Exposition is postponed. Officials cite foreign delegates late to prepare and Philippine exhibit revival concerns for 1908 as reasons. The revised opening aims for May 1 with ceremonies on April 30 and appeals to Congress for ongoing support.
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Frangin Jasnes
Dewiff, Wraneis
Lawismen
Architeet
Dresden
Gaona
Carter
Bunting
Nts
Great Southern Railway and steel ties spur capitalists plan
An article reports on The Great Southern Railway plan led by WW Gates and the steel tie industry to build a vast U S railway system. It mentions syndicates, buyouts, and proposed routes affecting Chicago and southern states, with a fatal windstorm near Melivesport, Louisiana killing three.
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Gates
Tieciaite
Osstein
York
Nastyalle Stoel
Stier State
Oates
Phe Luolasiile
le Soothern
Clates
Phese
Buutberu
Selection details amid royal ceremony attendances
A fragmentary report notes a choice of a firm connected to Lord Brahe for an unnamed royal ceremony. Mentions attending duties by train bearers and duties involving children, with unclear names and places, including references to All Bingsard and two ladies Juliet and Althed Gi.
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Brahe
Bingsard
Juliet
Althed
Coronation Posts Chosen For Pageant Children
The Queen favors playful, child friendly appointments in the coronation procession. Her fondness for having young attendants around her shaped the selection of the child pages for the event, reflecting a desire to entertain and engage young minds.
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la Hetter
Herbert
Jardner
Ford Burghe
Winta
Peper
Smallpox Cases Decrease Campaign Realities Revealed
Readable excerpt from the United States Public Health Reports notes a Chicago health department campaign against smallpox starting in February. It records a rising trend through late December into early 1901 with 10 504 cases reported in the Chicago territory between January 31 and April 25, an uptick from the previous year.
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Unite States Public Health Reporta
Health Department of Chicago
Mlinors
Hleago
Bret Harte Dead American Author Dies in England
Bret Harte, the American author, died in Camberley near Aldershot after throat illness. Born August 25, 1839 in Albany New York, Harte moved to California during the mining days and built a renowned literary career. He edited the Overland Monthly from 1870, gaining fame for The Luck of Roaring Camp and other works. His death follows a quiet life in England.
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Camberley
England
Bret Harte
London
Red Bouse
Aldershot
Warte
Francis Bret Htarte
Albany
N. Y
California
Hin
United States Mint
San Francisco
Overland Monthly
Periodica
Roaring Camp
Tts Audecess
Anthora
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