Trade Growth in Philippines Imports Exports Rise in 1900
Figures show imports into the Philippines from the United States and other regions grew in 1900 reaching $17,187,001 for January to October. Exports to international markets rose to $17,883,200 with notable gains to European, Asiatic, African, and South American countries, though exports to the United States declined in 1900. Total merchandise movements indicate broad growth across periods and destinations.
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Aldobutrey
Europein
Asiatic Counses
Philippines
United States
Howe
Europe
South America
Local church events and peach farming notes in community page
Local religious notices reference services at First and Second Streets churches with prayer meetings Wednesday evenings led by pastor Ray Fuddy and others, plus Mass and Sunday School details. The page also includes an extensive excerpt praising the Indian or Spanish type Everbearing Peach from Prairie Farmer, describing fruit color, flavor, and tree vigor, followed by practical notes on poultry care and free-range needs for chickens regarding shade and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epes Congenga Tiuxak Neineiaorre
Ereresamlas
Abba Frhoul
Clin Endeayne
Greene Ber
Johnson
Pasion
Cathe
Wat
Damy
Pem
Wemnysdas
Ray
Fuddy
B. van Goren
Prairie Farmer
International and Domestic Briefs Span Global Events
A London correspondent reports heavy rains in South Russia and a Barrentally insured Brigadier General Frederick D. Grant on leave in the United States. Beveridge seeks Russian consent for a steamship line to Vladivostok. Navy orders involve Commander Thomas S. Phelps and the ship Alert. Mexican riots affect bullfighting laws. Pan American exposition finances show May per-capita spending at 17 cents. Carrie Nation’s husband withdraws from her influence. Cardinal Gibbons negotiates Philippines and Philippines Cuba jurisdiction. Chinese authorities plan to return to Peking. Japan readies troop withdrawals. Corcoran hover may relocate. Senator Depew’s Washington home to be sold. Miss Paulding to occupy it. Utah colonists face back-to- Utah relocation costs. land investments misrepresented. Canadian trade changes allow Mexican cargo shipments without nationality checks. West Point reports 25% physical disqualification among cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouwsia
Odessa
London Standard
Frederick D. Grant
Philippines
United States
Beveridge
St. Petersburg
London Mail
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
Thomas 8
Phelps
Navy Yard
Vallejo
Disfavor
Mazatlan
Mazatlan, In Which the Mayor of the City Was Rhot
Mexico
Department of Adwireiony
Richmond
Tad
Nation
Marion
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Kampella
Monsignor
Nazeleda
Nanila
Cuba
Washington
Peking
Legation Guards
Willyrrawal
Jugma
Washington Seys
Lin
Weebington
Corcoran
Renator Depew
Cooper Union Gift Could Raise Endowment To Two Million
A long article notes Andrew Carnegie's plan to expand Cooper Union by adding at least two million dollars to its endowment, reshaping the building to create an industrial museum and expand trustees heareres. It mentions previous gifts totaling 300 000 and hints at a near doubling of support, with plans kept discreet among trustees and ex mayor Hewitt.
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New York
Harald
Drew Carnegie
Cooper Union
Peter Cooper
Woung
Caranie
Carnegie
Bug
Cunper Union
Thia
Tomnder
Meter Cooper
Carnegi Vian
Abram 8. Hewitt
Tt Ia
Carnegio
Distalmonte
England
Hewitt
Union
Pierpont Morgan Lize Eries
Nicaragua Canal
New Joint Stock Company Formed In New York
A new entity named Consolidated Tobacco Company, incorporated in New Jersey, was organized in New York with officers James B. Dake as President Theodore F. Ryan as first vice president 3.7 Cobb as second vice president FB Luke as third vice president Wm Harris as treasurer and William Secretary. The company plans to offer 4 percent five year bonds to stockholders of American and Continental Tobacco at Bond value per share and provide cash and dividend adjustments. A formal bond offering to American and Continental Tobacco stockholders will follow via a trust company in a few days.
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Sovaccy
New York
Blece Thendrea Omoera
Consolidated
Tabae Va Company
New Jersey
Janes B. Dake
Thuseus F. Ryan
Cobb
Luke
Wi Harris
Sod William
American
Continental Tobacco Companies
Sal
American and Continental Tobacco Companien
Glock
Cuban Harbors Charted Under Naval Survey Effort
Naval surveyors have mapped Cuba’s coastlines to identify the best harbors for potential naval stations under the Matt amendment. Cape San Antonio and Cape Mayei are highlighted for strategic importance, while many northern and southern harbors including Fuego and Guantanamo are charted as among the best. Political questions about Cuba were noted as resolved. Carnegie’s Scotland plan discussed at a meeting in London. Naval cadet from California, Galvin Joy Creses, dismissed from Annapolis for a misconduct incident. The will of playwright Charles S. Hoyt settled at $152,105.
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Washington
Culu
Cowling Dal
Hegle
Yankston
Cape San Antonio
Alfie
Cuba
Cape Mayei
Yucatan Passage
Cufuegos
Guantanaimo
Carnerie
Scotland
Tandou
Mr. Carnegie
Earl of Elgin
Lord Racelery
Endowed Scholarships for Southern Institute Graduates
Jatur 1, Huckefallar provides three $600 annual scholarships at Columbia University for graduates of Hampton Institute, Spelman Seminary, and Tuskegee. One to a Tuskegee graduate via President Hooker Tem-ton, another to a Spelman graduate nominated by its principal, and the third to a Lincoln Institute graduate with approval from its head.
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Huckefallar
Strkly
Hampton Institute
West Virginia
Spelman Seminary
Athuta, Gay
Tuskegee
Trekegee
Hooker T.igneton
Limpton Lnatitite
Vr. Feenseli
Ann Arbor researchers announce a new antiseptic variant
Ann Arbor scientists G. Novy and Paul G. Freer report a year of work on an organohasia hyperoxide antiseptic. Their water solution claims to deliver active oxygen levels lethal to bacteria. Experiments on doves suggest the substance can be ingested in large doses without poison, indicating a potential non-toxic internal use.
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Ann Arbor
Migho
Apo
Rith G. Novy
Paul G. Freer
Pear
Year
Haa
Dove
A Swiss Village Harmonica Aid Sparks Jest Among Clergy
In a Swiss hotel a clergyman asks former organist Sir Jehm Stainer to help with a service by playing the harmonica. Stainer, famed for anecdotal wit, agrees, prompting laughter and a lively exchange. The piece recalls amateur church orchestras and Stainer’s storytelling flair amid notes of global industry and invention.
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Mostetan
Si Pants
Samir
Stainer
Kit
Sian Qayin
Viatspoeluss
Tdi
Incoherent Memphis Scimitar Clip Narrates Disorder
Fragmentary sports item describes a chaotic scene as a countryman confronts a rider near Marq street and a dainty amateur driver nearly collides with onlookers. The garbled text cites a horse and a tense moment with unclear names and actions.
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Lis
Dows Marq
Bar
Uhen
Caushl the Bitaind
Yadat
Memphis Scimitar
Dutch War Tales From Africa Echo Older Conflicts
Fragmentary report notes echoes of a Dutch role in Africa during past wars. It mentions tension between groups, usage of trade goods, and differing attitudes toward hardship and expense. The text is garbled but hints at historical links between Dutch and German dynamics in colonial Africa and wartime speech.
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Africa
Two Irishmen Divide Guineas After Failures
Three Irishmen had fot guineas to be equally divided among them. After several unsuccessful efforts by two, the third declared there are two for you two, and here are two for me too.
Time is money on the farm and wasteful labor
A farmer's reflection on farm chores and hidden costs argues that small inefficiencies drain profits. Examples include unnecessary trips to water stock, overcosts from cobbled feeding areas, and aging infrastructure. The piece urges investing in water pipes, proper barns, and livestock care to boost fertility and profits.
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Howe
Sara —Live Stock Journal
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A. J. Dean
Cabtro
The
Hayward Review
Teviaw
Eywatil, Caf
R. Morgan
Dallun
Daklaus
Mau
Ueland
Raat
Aubline
Sai Francisco
Socerres
Swine
Pempleton
Ghesles Pravvae
Berlbe
MaxRoa
K. Hall
Ree
Travian Keser Longin
Stets
Eflan Lacey
N.C
Chara Beumner
Souretars
Loner
Tarwakns
Aou
J.J McDonnell
No Bs
Sn Lorenzen
Woney
Willows Mall
St . Holand
Rec
IY Furits
Eden Vanlor
N.S
Navy Suns
Sebolven
T'Res
Lewpteton
Sues Grange
Halvyery
Serond
Bureusen
Masiur
Glee Christenen
Havwateg Looge
H-S
Moeis
Hall Tvery
Tharwanps
Ivery Thutedee Kont
Kolze
Chit Beerebary
Nest Ca
Tii
Welch
Mertbert
Its. Eells
MaYwanus Laws
Tessas Coun
Pode Crosby
Mise
Cartragt
Father Lally
Wrinne
HM Seland
Ile
Petorenn
A. J. Ive
Towa Cord J. Seriaulfer
Trensirs Y
E. Tinag
Marsbel
W.F. Stenunge
DR. G
Alexander Pilan Sree
California
Hayward
HayMard Reve
Ven IB the
Eden Township
Alameda County
Mandora
Das
Casstrona
Penpaletora
A Sthert
Maynard, Cal
Encen
Fig
Joe Abewales
Cochard
Atel Ned Esta Panter
Tan Extin Macouiltec
Berra Ev Mingie
Raat Roreregail Dereriptimns
Buckeye
Lowle Golaniata
Waukegan
Senton
Utah
Cental Canada
Diac
Atlantic
Pacific
West Point
N.Y
Sthemrelief
Ye Military Academy
Rod Olber Hiprovensente
Walker
Sarah
Pandine Bouts Ie
Panama Company
Panaua
Aduurul Eaid
Tia
Ttig
Congreve
Ta Teport
Wauama Canal
Mitta Incs
Tacoma
N.G. Ralyck
Columbia River
Rising Island
Mlal
Baloch
Seas Tacsas
Kallockieland
Aewy
Paul
Rma
American Motival Association of Thie
Congress
NEW Joint Stock Company
Charles 3. Hoyt
Uootova
Lnitend
Te Wort
East
Stanls
Yanam
Prines
Germany
Canada
Australia
Susina
Daly
Hussia
Patent Office
Thy Orient
Ira Tommy
Besa Iliceman
Chicago
Triana
Joe
Theas
Tira
L. Andeyton
Heng
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