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24 Jun 1899
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Lebanon Daily Reporter in Lebanon, Indiana
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1899
Page
1
Dreyfus Affair, Socialists, and Hague Arbitration News
Paris reports the first cabinet council under President Loubet as plans for Monday's government declaration emerge and a ministerial statement is due. The Temps notes cabinet unity masks political tensions and hints at action on the Dreyfus case. At The Hague, Emperor William remains united with other powers on arbitration while German delegates anticipate a favorable outcome and discuss procedure with the Turkish stance cautiously noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
William
Paris
Elysee Palace
Loubet
Marquis de Gallife
M. Charles Camille Pelletan
Aix Ivirconscripjon
Maeterdad
Dreyfus
Emperor William
the Hague
Aritration Commission
Germany
Frederick Holls
Constantinople
Gold shipments show balance of trade little effect
Washington reports Secretary Gage regards a New York export of 4 million dollars in gold as incidental. Treasury officials say the long term balance of trade with Europe has no appreciable influence on gold shipments, with gold movements driven mainly by domestic and international money markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gage
New York
Spain
Treasury
Europe
Department
Alomost
Army Canteen Unanimous Report From Post Commander
In Washington on June M the post commanders provided unanimous reports in favor of the system regarding the army canteen. The summaries indicate broad approval and support from the posts as the issue advances through official channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canteen Controversy Persists Amid War Department Reports
A war department official said reports favor continuing the canteen system, arguing it reduces drunkenness and improves discipline while profits benefit soldiers. Navy yards recently abolished canteens, with claims of rising drunkenness and discipline issues among marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fice
Meikeledohu
Alger
War Department
Navy Department
Navy Yards
Mine Explosion Kills Three in Rossland Mine
A June mine blast at War Eagle mine in Rossland British Columbia killed Charles Post and Charles Lee instantly. Mike Griffin died en route to hospital. Dan Green and Charles Couson were seriously injured with prospects of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossland
Charles Post
Charles Lee
Mike Griffin
Dan Green
Charles Couson
Day of Rest as President Enjoys Adams Outing
President McKinley spent a quiet day in Adams Massachusetts with minimal official duties. The schedule called for a reception for local residents at Mr Plunketts house and a visit to the nearby welders project noted during a prior stop, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Mass
Presidant McKinley
Five Drowned In Creek Near Lampasas Texas
Lampasas Texas June 24 Mrs T J Liesd seven miles northwest with five daughters and a visitor Miss Childers bathed in a creek. Three youngest girls drowned as elder sisters and Miss Childers attempted rescue. Mrs Lind saved one daughter with heroic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampasas
Tex
T. J. Liesd
Miss Childers
Mise Childers
Alaska's Gold Harvest Aboard the Humbolvit Steamer
The steamer Humbolt arrived in Seattle from Alaska with about 250 passengers from Dawson and the interior. gold dust in the baggage ranges from 500000 to 1250000 dollars. Notable names include M M Woldstedt D Sanders G H Williams August Peterson J B R Hill Peter Hill Alex Heidht G Allen Mike White M H K Hill B P Beck John Nelson W H Armstrong among those with dust, totaling around 600000 in dust and definite drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Humbolvit
Wash
Humbolt
Alesis
Dawson
Interior
Parser Carroll
M. M. Woldstedt
D. Sanders
G. H. Williams
August Peterson
J. BR. Hill
Peter Hill
Alex Heidht
G. Allen
Mike White
M.H. K. Hill
J. Miller
BP. Beck
Mr. Lanen
D. H. Boon
John Nelson
W. H Armstrong
Walcott Wins Controversial Decision in New York Bout
At the New Broadway Athletic Club in New York Joel Walcott the colored welterweight boxer earned the decision over Dan Creedon the Australian middleweight after a close fight Alger Sonouwes is listed as a candidate in Chicago politics on June 14 Generst Rusall is mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger Sonouwes
Chicago
Generst Rusall Aa
Roosevelt in Kansas City and Las Vegas Visit with Rough Riders
Kansas welcomed Theodore Roosevelt with royal treatment as he and his Rough Riders traveled toward Las Vegas for a reunion. A crowd greeted him, he spoke on army reorganization, and recalled Santiago and Albany campaigns while praising Funston’s deeds and urging New York volunteers if call comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jana
Times-Herald
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Theodore Roosevelt
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Kansas City
McKinley
New York
Mying
Carrollton
Knife and Fork Club
Esaltman
Roosevelt Ws
Congress
England
New York City
Ste
Jone
Bovard
Missouri Republican Club
Funston
Rough Riders
Santiago
Albany
Roosevelt
Schweitner
Captain Day
Ranblich
Goodrish
Fargason
Bing
Las Guasinaa
Tionaas
Wis
Treop
Fonghe
Cushing
Albemarle
Mone Answers Four Thousand Five Hundred Fifty Four Letters
A cryptic remark notes Mone answered 4 554 letters, linking to staying at home and questioning Funston as a Bally fellow in a terse exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mone
Funston
Sae
Trade Conditions in Bradstreet Weekly Markets Report
Bradstreet notes midsummer effects and strength in prices across markets led by iron and steel and woolen goods. Requests for prompt delivery spur higher quotations amid scarce supplies, while cotton and textile sectors show improved crop prospects and strong domestic demand despite mixed regional price signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
New York
Iday
Tambor
Third Time Kentucky Democrats Adjourn Convention in Disorder
Louisville report on June 24 notes the Kentucky Democratic state convention adjourned for the third time amid disorder without progress beyond temporary organization. Disruption blamed on local sympathizers supporting Stone Goebel factions, while organizers cite loose arrangements. Also mentions Ohio coal delivery closure and high wheat price context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
Democratic Stati
Committee of Credentials
Goebel
Markets Beat Noisy Trade across Grain and Livestock
Fragmented OCR text reports grain and cattle quotes with scattered prices and typographical errors. It mentions corn steady, oats, and Chicago liv estock details, with references to June markets, prices, and bids, plus scattered notes on wheat and cash trades.
Almanac note on rising and setting and weather
Almanac style note from Indianapolis June recording sun rising and setting with references to rain showers and coastal government tensions. The piece mentions American shipmasters displeasure over French treatment and British warships protecting fishing vessels along the French coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Tilingis
oTinen
Sedohas
Americcan
Striking Stockyard Workers Grow as Chicago Walkout Spreads
About 300 to 800 stockyard workers joined a Chicago strike. Hog shacklers and shavers walked out, boosting pressure on packinghouses with wage gains of 5 cents in each department and broader industry disruptions spreading from Armour pork to related firms. Meanwhile redwood lumber talks in California push for a coastwide combine to centralize supply and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kidling
Syeift
Lipton &Co
Rimming
International Packing Co
Redwood Lumber Combine
San Francisco
Redwood Lumber Companies
Gray & Mitchell
Pelustpal
Redwood Lamber
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