Sanction City Bulletin Presents Worldwide Happenings
A compendium of major events from around the globe highlights the past week. Plague spreading in Amoy. Rhine drownings. Pangasinan mobs. Oklahoma land protests. Abyssinians near starvation. 800 lives lost in a Lung Keng landslide. cloudburst near Albuquerque. tariff changes. rail and sea incidents. political and colonial tensions. notable deaths and labor strife. stock market activity. and other wide-ranging reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy
Rhine
Pangasinan
Philippine Islands
Oklahoma
Laguna Province
Lung Keng
China
San Andreas
Canyon
Albuquerque
N. M
Secretary of the Treasury
Porto Rico
Columbus
Fraser River
B. C
Whitmarsh
Benguet Province
War Department
Taft
United States
Alert
San Francisco
Yokohama
Japan
Reading
Pierre Lorillard
Telluride Strike Ends After Miner Union Victory
Telluride Colorado reports a settlement ending the Smuggler-Union mine strike. Arthur L. Collins of Perene mines concedes points. union gains authority to discharge incompetent workers and monitor work, while nonunion workers may be employed temporarily. Liberty Bell and Tomboy mines to reopen. The agreement bars union interference with nonunion men and calls for action against liquor selling in Marshall Basin.
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Telluride
Colo
Coates
Orman
Arthur L. Collins
Perene
Collins
Liberty Bell
Tomboy
Marshall Basin
A Taste of Freedom Dinner for Cuban Generals in New York
At the Union League club W J D Stokes hosted General Maximo Gomez and General T Estrada Palma. Gomez, in a brief speech translated by General Gonzales, praised US Cubans ties and urged Cuban liberty after Weyler's concentration policy. He thanked the American press for aiding the Cuban cause and predicted Cubans will establish their own government with American support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union League Club
Maximo Gomez
T. Estrada Palma
W. J. D. Stokes
Stoken
Cuban League of America
Junta
Palma
Gonzales
Gomez
United States
Cuba
Barriera
Weyler
United
Jessie Morrison Sentenced for Manslaughter in Kansas
Jessie Morrison, convicted of manslaughter in the second degree for the murder of Mrs. Clara Wiley Castle on June 22, 1900, was sentenced in Eldorado Kansas to five years in the penitentiary with close confinement and hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Mra
Clara Wiley Castle
Oregon Hopes Rising Prosperity Across Regions
A state wide review notes salmon runs in Wallowa county and promising crop prospects in Benton. Reports on Culapooia Blue river prospects and new oil hopes. Ten carloads of horses shipped from Elgin to Kansas City. Pine needle industry thriving in the south. Eugene creamery expanding butter production. Fortunes in mining and new rail and water projects cited. The Harney county fair set for September 16 to 21, and fish hatchery expansion planned across Oregon. A Medford boy crushed by a moving engine, and a Mayville man dies attempting to imitate a prescription. Vermin absence noted and crops forecast to exceed 1900 by ten percent.
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Wallowa
Benton County
Clark's Creek
Roaring Gimlet
Gold Hill
Culapooia
Blue River District
Elgin
Union County
Kansas City
Lowt Creek
Crook County
Portland Markets Wheat and commodity prices listed
A Portland market summary lists Wheat prices for Walla Walla and other varieties with per bushel and per barrel values, together with barley, bran, hay, dairy, poultry, mutton, veal, beef, hops, wool, and potatoes. Numerous figures reflect regional yields, creamery products, and seasonal livestock rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
America
Wool
Oregon
Proclamation Opens Oklahoma Lands to Settlers
The McKinley proclamation opens Indian lands in Oklahoma for settlement. Registration for homestead entries runs Aug 10 to Aug 26 at the Land Offices in Anadarko and Lawton, with rules restricting registration to qualified applicants and limiting entry to registered settlers during the first 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Territory of
Oklahoma
Pu'elock A. M
United States
Mong
Lawton
Advanee
Insurgent Bellarmina Captured by U.S. Forces in Albay
Manila reports Bellarmina and about 1,000 followers were driven into the mountains by the Second Infantry and Sixth Cavalry. Bellarmina surrendered to Colonel Wint at Legazpi, with 214 g oods? and 2 officers among the captured, as more rifles to be turned in. The surrender follows heavy activity in Soregon, with a large number of insurgents surrendering since June.
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Manila
Bellarmina
Donsol
Borsogen
Wint
Albay
Ater
Soregon
Legaspi
Hay
Theodore J. Wint
Ingeer
Rural delivery abuses prompt new post office rule
Washington July 10 reports say rural free delivery carriers abused a department order by delivering and selling goods for merchants and liquor dealers along routes. Due to abuses a second order prohibits carriers from any business while on duty, affecting many routes though some carried on unobtrusively.
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Washington
Post Ofice Department
Five Broken Heads in Fraser River Fisheries Dispute
Vancouver July 10 The salmon canning industry faces clashes as union white fishermen clash with Japanese workers over wages and catch. Japanese armed, mass meeting planned, 1200 boats mobilized, 25 special police sworn in, patrols to surround Steveston. Skirmishes leave five broken heads, no fatalities. Military may be needed if bloodshed erupts.
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Fraser River
Vancouver
1. C
Wil
Hehor Men's Union
Frawr
Tama
Japanow
Stevenston
Steveston
Friction in Luzon Overshadows Colonial Trade Conflicts
The United States Philippine commission orders Governor Whitmarsh of Benguet to Manila for an investiga tion of alleged personal land and mining rights abuse. Complaints cite military methods of administration, friars attacked, and native distrust of civilian authority. Officials Chaffee and Wade move to Batangas as civil and military shifts unfold in Luzon. Pardo de Tavera and General Cailles head to Laguna province for upcoming roles.
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Manila
United States
Philippine Conmission
Whitmarsh
Benguet
Cone
Autant
Tiepombion Co Bik
In At Prevent
Ecommdasion Fotteuleng
Hittiarsh
Duval
Forty-eighth
la Union
Henguet
Kivier
Admlin
Worcester
Benguet Farm
Bell
Calasino
Pagasinan
Celle
Brite
Fiiar
Chaffee
Wale
Batangon
Luzon
Muoila
Lipa
Batangas
Pardo de Tavera
Civil Commission
Cailles
Laguna
Peace Negotiations Proclamation Cables Boer Stance
London reports from July 10 show British officials releasing more South African correspondence on the peace negotiations. The text includes the proclamation by Schalkburger and Steyn, sent by Lord Kitchener, stating the Boer delegation abroad gives satisfactory reports and that peace would be worthwhile only if national existence is not sacrificed, with Jews without independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Schalkburger and Steyn
Lord Kitchener
Kroger
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Prince von Hohenlohe
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Crazy Mar
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Vancour
London Stock Exchange
J. W. Watts
Rutherford B. Hayes
Montana
Robert Knapp
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Portland
Newport
Yacht Constitution
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Independence
Southern Pacific
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Williams
Ariz
Albert L. Johnson
Brooklyn
England
Skagway
Alaska
Chicago
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Commonwealth
Pendleton
Athena
Germany
Eugene
Colonel Winchester
Silets
Harney County
Federal
Astoria
Medford
van Dusen
Mayville
Gilliam County
Chcukmas County
Woodburn
Hubbard
Portland Markets
Oklahoma Territory
Mellarmina
Sinth Cavalry
JAPG
Whitemarsh
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