Dewey details Manila surrender plan with white flag signal
Admiral Dewey testified before the Senate Philippines committee describing an agreement with Manila’s governor general to surrender as American troops approached. He said Malate would be fired upon then a white flag would signal surrender, with Mer ritt, Jaudenes, and a Spaniard near a ten inch gun initially cautious, Monterey ready to prevent bombardment, and Aguinaldo’s proclamations not known to him until after fleet actions.
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Washington
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Admiral Dewey
Patterson
Manila
Malate
Gen. MacArthur
Dewey
Merritt
Jaudenes
Meutenant
Brumby
Monterey
Hong-Kong
Philippines
Cavite
Aguinaldo
Patterson Probes Wildman Dispatches On Aguinaldo Loyalty
Mr Patterson questioned U S Consul Wildman’s communications which claimed Aguinaldo sought independence. Admiral Dewey called Wildman a very able man and a good consul. Patterson pressed about arms shipped from Hong Kong and whether they funded independence efforts. Senator Dietrich asked if arms could be bought with part of the money received.
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Mr. Patterson
U.S
Wildman
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Cavite
Patterson
Hong Kong
Manila
Dietrich
Dewey criticizes Aguinaldo motives in Manila
The excerpt cites Admiral Dewey asserting Aguinaldo planned another revolution to secure funds from a foreign government. Dewey says Aguinaldo arrived in Manila to loot, seizing rice and provisions from any holder, including Americans, within 48 hours of his arrival. The remarks sparked debate with Senator Carmack.
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Apuinaldo
Spanteh
Admiral Dewey
Aguinaldo
Manila
Senator Carmack
Dakota storm leaves five dead across South Dakota
Sioux City June 27 report lists five dead from Wednesday's South Dakota storm. Victims include Mrs. Frank Johnson of Hudson and Irene Bert Walker of Grndstons among others. Estimated damage reaches 1,500,000 with widespread agricultural loss across a 15,000 square mile district.
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Sioux City
Frank Johnson
Hudson
Bierce
Volvnkind Rye
Irene Bert Walker
Grndstons
A. Oldstrand
Blunt
Slupsky’s Victim Dies. Slupsky Charged With Assault
Charles W. Prichard, shot by Abe Slupsky on April 30 after a quarrel over a baseball in Slupsky’s yard, died on Thursday. Slupsky is out on bond and to be rearrested for assault to kill. In Springfield, Officer John Signes appeared intoxicated during regular drill, causing a disturbance as Hynes collapsed. Hynes was suspended pending investigation after Capt. Johnson removed him from ranks and Chief O'Brien was alerted that a “dead one.”
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ST. Louis
Charles W. Prichard
Abe Slupsky
Slupsky
Springfield
John Signes
Hynes
Johnson
O'Brien
County Board Fixes Additional Assessments for Corporations
The County board of review set new assessment figures for multiple corporations including National Life, New York Dental Co, Nordyke Marmon Co, North Indpls Cradle Works, Occidental Vet Remedy Co, Realty Investment Co, National Casket Co, National Dry Kiln Co, and National Electric Baseball Co among others. Figures show varied changes with several firms listed with new and old totals, reflecting updated valuations for tax purposes.
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New, New
New York Dental Co
New York
Caceeece
Nichols-Krull Co
Nordyke-Marmon Co
Indpls
Cradie
Northern Investment Co
New Nut and Cereal Food
Occidental. Vet
Weer Saiseetanesiede
BS Office
National Dry Kiln Co
New National Electric Baseball CO
Merkel, C. W., Co
Model Garment Co
New Mohawk Cycle Co
Monarch Governor Matching Co
Monarch Gas Erigine Co
Moore & Co
A. Moore & Co
Moorehead Jewelry Co
New Morris Johnson Excelsior Mtg
Conrad Mueller Co
New Mutt Millinery Co
Mullen-Blackledge Co
Municipal Engineering CO
Murphy, Graffety Co
Hoboes pressed into harvest work by Kansas farmers
In Wichita Kansas on June 27 tramps were pressed into harvest labor as farmers along Pratt county lines recruited the men. About fifty to a thousand women were noted in the state effort, a freight train wreck near Pratt was reported, and harvest hand importer David W Blaine had arranged crews but many refused work, facing persuasive measures.
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Wichita
Kas
Kansas
David W. Blaine
Pratt County
Pratt
Colorado
Fampere
Culver Black Horse Troop Tours Yellowstone Park
A detachment of Culver military academy cadets led by Maj. Gignilliat and Capt. Noble tours Yellowstone Park in June. The group, including guide Hank Kitchens, travels by pack and saddle, visiting Mammoth Hot Springs, Yancey’s hotel, Mount Washburn, Grand Canyon, and Tower Creek. They camp at Mount Washburn, cook by Dry and Dusty, and plan to explore Lower Geyser Basin and its famed springs and eruptions.
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Yellowstone National Park
Col
Black Horse
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Durbin
Yellowstone Park
Clanebar
Hank Kitchens
Fishtail
Mont
Mammoth Hot Springs
Liberty Gap
Minerva and
Jupiter Terraces
Yancey
Yancey’s, Where They Spent A Jolly Day With Old “Uncle” John Yancey
Hank
John
Old Kentuck
Mount Washburn
Grand Canyon
Tower Creek
Yellowstone
Washburn
Trout Creek
Geyser Basin
Teddy Roosevelt, Jr
Maj
Gignilliat
Capt
Noble
Henry Osborne
Love Finds Way For Elopement In St Louis
Miss Nora Walsh of Chicago was arrested in St Louis at her brother’s request after eloping with Italian laborer Rocco Tortorilla. They planned to marry Thursday but the brother’s intervention halted the plan. Rockefeller offers 30000 to Indiana University if matched by January.
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ST. Louis
Nora Walsh
Racite-ave
Chicago
Frank
Rocco Tortorilla
Walshes
Miss Walsh
Rocco
Hendricke Sentenced in Infant Murder Case
Mrs. Maggie M. Hendricks was found guilty of murdering her infant and sentenced to the reformatory for from two to 21 years. In the same report, Joseph Hoggatt, alleged father of the child, killed himself in jail a week earlier.
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Salem
Ind
Maggie M. Hendricks
Reformatory For
Joseph Hoggatt
Mr. Taylors Stag Dinner Honored Supreme Court Judges
Attorney general Taylor hosted his annual stag dinner at the Country Club Thursday night for the supreme and appellate judges. All were present except Judge Jordan who was ill.
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Taylor
Country Club
Jordan
Harvest in Nebraska Alters Market Mood in New York
On June 27 New York reports harvest in southern Nebraska boosting wheat prices, while President Mitchell may gain broad discretionary power over strikes. London market absent, stock trading slow, sugar outlook better, and railroad earnings mix. Coal strikes pressuring Erie and O and anthracite stocks. St Paul shares attract large buyers. Indiana gas and several bond issues show varied activity.
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Meyer & Kiserg
New York
Nebraska
Mitchell
London
Erie
St. Paul
Indiana Stockyards Cattle Hog and Sheep Receipts Friday
Indianapolis Union Stockyards reports Friday receipts: cattle 1,200 ship ments small, with ranges from prime export steers 1,350 to 1,500 lbs averaging 725 to 773, heifers and cows in varying grades, fat bulls and calves listed, hogs 4,500 shipments with good to choice weights 7.65 to 7.75, lighter weights 7.25 to 7.60, pigs to 6. B. sheep 300 shipments with spring lambs, yearlings, and ewes priced. stockers and feeding sheep 200 head. Bucks per 100 18.5 to 20.
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Indianapolis Union
Eadee
Cattle Supply Figures Reported In East Buffalo Market
East Buffalo New York reports cattle supply levels with six cars full and steady quality grades. Prices listed include various categories such as Yorkers mixed and mediums, with figures around 5 to 7 dollars per hundredweight and mixed lots showing different rates.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Market Summary From New York and Cincinnati Livestock Figures
New York opening trades muted with scattered activity as delays from London and strike stalemate linger. Downgraded utilities and Colorado fuel dividend suspensions weighed, while St Paul and Union Pacific regained ground aided by Standard Oil. Cincinnati livestock receipts totaled 182 cattle, 2,795 hogs, and 3,303 sheep with varied prices, lambs at 6.15 to 7.00 and best sheep 4.25 to 4.85.
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London
Colorado
Western Union
Postal
Amalgamated Copper
St. Paul
Atchison
Union Pacific
Standard Oil
Missouri Pacific
United States Steel
People’s Gas
Wabash
Manhattan
Erie
Reading
Market Prices Report Gashed Pork Butter Cheese and Poultry
New York June 27 market notes show pork at 315.00 and 19.75 per unit, lard at 10.85, butter ranges from 19 to 22 cents, creamery products like Elgin at 22 cents, imitation creamery at 17 to 20 cents, dairy at 10 to 20 cents, cheese with large at 9 9 and part skimmed at 4 7 cents, dressed poultry prices for turkeys 8 to 20 cents, chicks 7 to 11 cents, fowls 8 to 12 cents, ducks 14 to 10 cents, geese 10 to 11 cents.
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New York
Elgin
Athall
Java
Rio
Bourbon Santos
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dilsworth’s
Dilsworth’s, 973c; Mail Pouch, &iBc
Gates
Dominions
Columbia A
Windsor
Ridgewood
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
California
Union Stockyards Market Summary at Union Stockyards NL
Cattle receipts 2000 with prices from 1.60 to 8.40. hog receipts 25000 with prices 3.50 to 7.65. sheep receipts 5000 with native sheep bid 4.00 to 4.25 and native lambs 5.00 to 6.30. No western lambs in market.
Grain Prices and Inspections Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
Grain prices show wheat dull and weaker with No 2 red at 78c on track and milling freight. Corn remains firm with No 2 white at 134c and mixed lots varying. oats firm with No 2 white around 48 to 49c. Hay holds steady, with top timothy at 18.25 and No 2 timberly near 11.76. Inspections list several cars rejected and totals for wheat corn and oats intervals.
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Timothy
Ted
Grain and livestock price report from Chicago market
Chicago markets show wheat and corn mixed with a small rise in oats. June wheat 7343 4 cents, July 1314 13c, September 24c. Corn modest gains, oats up about 1 to 1 1 2 cents. Provisions fall slightly with pork near 18.40 to 18.57, lard 10.55 to 10.65, ribs 10.57 to 10.67. Butter and cheese prices listed for various grades, eggs noted as lic. Live poultry and eggs markets detail chickens, broilers, turkeys, geese, ducks with price ranges.
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Chicago
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report June 27
Cattle receipts reach 2000 with natives and Texans priced from 2.00 to 8.25 per cwt and calves at 3.25 to 5.0. Hogs receipts 6000 with bulk at 7.60 to 7.75, mediums 7.50 to 7.70, pigs 7.00 to 7.40. Sheep receipts 2000 with muttons 4.75 to 4.90 and lambs 4.65 to 6.45.
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Cincinnati
Shippers
Kansas City
Texas
The Jobbing Trade Prices and goods listed
The notice lists selling prices for poultry including old turkey hens at 5 to 15 cents per pound, old toms at 6 cents, choice turkeys at 8 cents, ducks 8 cents, geese at full feather 4 to 5 cents per pound, eggs at 12 to 14 cents, cheese varieties including New York full cream 2 cents, Swiss domestic 16 cents, brick 1 cent, and butter at 15 cents.
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New York
Variety of farm prices on meats, fruits, and produce
The listing shows cured hams and calf meat prices, flour and bran values, and a broad array of produce. Cabbage, lettuce, coconuts, oranges, lemons, honey, potatoes, onions, radishes, green beans, wax, peas, tomatoes, tea, watermelons, and oysters appear with per unit prices. Prices are given per weight, per crate, or per box as listed.
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California
Valencia
Iniana
Bermuda
Texas
Massive Price List for Coffee and Provisions
A long price sheet enumerates coffee varieties including Java and Old Government blends with varied cent per pound prices, plus sugars, canned goods, beans, molasses, syrups and meat products. It lists Kingan & Co. price items such as hams bacon lard sausage beef and fresh pork, with numerous unit prices and regional references.
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Kingan & Co
Indiana
California
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John D. Rockefeller
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Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Ompany
Cceeee
J.-T. Polk Company
Eshuchideuyes
Indianapolis
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Indianapolia Securities
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Belt
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Eee
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Central Trust Company
Sven Ers
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Merchanta’ National Bank
One Marion Trust Company
Toe Home Brewing
Union Trust Company
Light and Power
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Indiana Trust Company
American Central Life
Guaranty
Etle Co
Armour & Co
Kingan
Heinz
Court House Grocery CO
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