World and national notes from a Marshfield paper
Wisconsin and Manila battles are described with mentions of Dewey and de Leon. Reports include a bronze cannon budget for the ship Wisconsin, Cuban affairs, and military funding. mentions of Admiral Dewey’s health, Bracke’s Havana report, and a Dewey tribute fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mateo
Manila
Get
Wisconsin
Brooke
Washington
Vedgio
Hobson
Dewey
Hooker
Manik
Hongo
Gomez
Engwid Guthered
Havana
McKinley
New York
Bravilin Hamilton
Foréy
Congress
Philippines
War Department
Bracke
Farward Moore
MacNeal
Cervera
Meinley
Admiral Dower
Admiral Dewey
Leghorn
Seneval
Feo and Saliance Co. Farm Implement Dealers in Peoria
The news notes extensive unrest and varied items including a Baltimore & Ohio railroad wet earnings report for July 1899 at 878.51 dollars, an increase of 415. mentions speeches by Bryan in Des Moines. campaigns and headquarters in Cincinnati. political maneuvering around Taft, Reed, and Irish affairs. labor strikes at coal pits. incidents in New York, Chicago, Cleveland, and Portland. several accidents and legal actions. and Porto Rico hurricane relief efforts with transport shipments and appeals for aid to governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Des Moines
Bryan
John R. Melean Haw
Chielnati
Nation
Taomas UY
Reed
Congress
Willow Law
New York
Ilinois
Righland Croker
Mok
Lara Arten
Harold Artenp
Fisher, Mich
Imele
Nowy
Butchers’ Association of New York
Gertie
Hilda Melsnhmann
Warrisburg
Franklin Hassler
Wernersville
Maraden Company
Philadel Hit
Grosscup
Asmanid
Congressanin
United States
Contralt. Coal Company
Cantral
Lil
Peter Boeehen
William O'Conor
la Salle
Serrckiry
Chisago Lestauranis
Tudge Carrol
Cook
San Franciscn
Cordelia Botkin
John P. Dunning
Newsboys
Grater New York
Womethgy
The
Sun
Union
Clark Avenue
Cleveland
Boston Firaproof Brick Company
Boston
Berea
Marlin HM. Holland
Portland
Portland Bay
Key West
Tampa
Havana
P. Ripley
Santa Fe Railway Company
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Powell
Denartmen
Bailian
Legation
George Hench
Ann Arbor
Mich
Franconia
N. H
Boston City Hospital
Alber
Harmon
Chicago
Otterlake
British Columbia
Harmoon
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Joseph Brunock
President Trumpull
Colorado & Southern Railroad Company
Bridgeport
Traction Company
Young People’s Christian Temperance Union
Frances Willarf
Andrew K. Smith
United States Army
Granston's
Hughland Falls
Hartford
Chattanooga
Ishpeming
Oliver Mining Company
Uberalarts
Chemical Industries
Nilos-Bomertt'snd
Trenton
Ninoof
Seelsuike
North Atlantia
Admiral Sampson
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
Texas
Gue Harbor
Soadron
Newport
Bar Harbor
Lie
Hamilton
Deeds Svare
Harding Paper Company
American Writing Paper Company
So-Calied Paper Trust
Neeninsl
American Writing Pager Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Ponce
Porto Rico
Ued
McPherson
Rant
Prices and orders from a turbulent domestic news week
A chaotic inland summary reports wages across industries, a brutal assault case in Lite Rock, hurricane deaths in Porto Rico, a Vermont shooting surrender, and government actions. It notes a Big Four wage request, a gas strike near Muscatine, fire losses in Medina, and various political and corporate maneuvers including governors, pensions, and saleroom price shifts.
Global unrest and political turmoil across nations
A garbled 19th century dispatch reports a wave of events: Zionist congress in Lasse Switzerland, Newfoundland coast blocked by ice floes, Santo Domingo repression, czar’s self abdication rumors, a street shooting tied to a plot, Dreyfus defense counsel Lanorl shot, revolutionaries in San Domingo causing panic at Puerto Plata, France’s civil tensions, Behrend named Knight of the Legion of Honor in Paris, London relief fund for hurricane victims, Baden banned demonstrations for 1849 rebellion victims, Gertrude Stockton called queen of artists' models drowns at Ostend, Dreyfus court concerns, Canada to fund railways, and tension over a potential Britain-Tranavan war. Sir Frederick Walker comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavk
Lasse
Switzerland
Newfoundland
Santo Domingo
Lanorl
Dreyfus
Gertrude Stockton
Paris
Ostend
Multiple global stories from late era dispatches
A collection of brief notes reports and rumors including a British commander appointment theft at a Canadian Pacific railway station in Josette Quebec a Spanish or French vessel sank near Lowestoft with five drowned storms paralysing business in Valparaiso and a range of European political and legal developments involving Dreyfus Guerin and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim South Sea
Canadian Pacific Railway
Josette
Que
Paneboto
Lowestoft
Das
Hercules
Valparaiso
Chili
Co-operative Society of Great Britain
Crystal Face
George C. Lorimer
Boston
Tensien
Lily Lunighy
St. Savious's
Jersey
Hugo Germald de Bale
de Bathe
M. Labors
Enief Counea
Nreyfus
Rhennes
Dreyfus
JIMINEZ CAPTURED AS COAST GUARD INTERCEPTS STEAMER
Dominican government and Cuban coast patrols intensify effort to intercept Jiminez en route from the Dominican Republic to Cuba. Kingston reports armed vessels patrol the coast and search all ships for the revolutionary figure, while the Santo Domingo government seeks to maintain neutrality amid growing excitement in Cuba and Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milleany
Jiminez
Doeminican Republic
Jimnes
Kingston
Jamaica
Santo Domingo
Drimines
How Men Carry Money Across Nations
The article notes national differences in how men carry money. Englishmen show mixed coins from a pocket, Americans use a long arrow-pocketbook, Frenchmen prefer a leather purse, and Germans favor embroidered wallets. Other groups differ with belts, handkerchiefs, or boots as hiding places for savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silia
Lottchen
Mina
Conree
Dreyfus Trial Advances With Esterhazy Testimony Rumors
Rennes August 19 The Dreyfus trial resumed at 6 45 this morning. Capt Cugnet from the war ministry testified on document handling in the Esterhazy Picquart cases and insisted on the accused’s guilt. Rumors circulate Esterhazy may testify in Rennes about the forged document, with speculation he ordered its creation while in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennies
Dreyfus
Cugnet
Widh
Ministry of War
Gonz
Esterhazy
Picquart
Paris
Rennes
Exterlidey
London
Rue de Charhre
Guerin
Schneider
Geo. Mercier
Minney
Flo
Ger. Noger
Col. Pieqvart
Gol. Plequart
Col
Piequart Oly
Piequart
McKinley Reviews 26th Regiment in Plattsburg
President McKinley inspected the 26th regiment at government barracks in Plattsburg. The party included the vice president and Mrs Howart and several cabinet members. Mrs McKinley presented a silk flag to the regiment as McKinley praised the soldiers before their departure for Manitoba in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
McKinley
Government Barracks
Antirs. McKinley
Howart
Attoney
Griggs
Hitencock
Manitoba
Presidents Attend Luncheon and Morning Drive
Members of the presidential party were entertained at luncheon by Col and Mrs Rice. In the morning President and Mrs McKinley took a short drive.
Natives' unrest feared in Samoa over government head
The report from Apia dated August 10 and via Auckland dated August 19 states that despite a quiet general situation, ill feeling persists between Natives with further trouble feared. Mataata writes the Samoa commission urging no king and proposes Dr Selen, German president of Apia municipality, as head of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apia
Auckland
Mataata
Samoa Commission
Dr. Selen
Five-Story Dearborn Street Fire Triggers $300000 Loss
An explosion in a five story brick building on Dearborn near Twenty seventh in Chicago destroyed property and sparked a blaze. The firms Anshar cher & Co Bradley & Raoman Co and the Standard Vanish works occupy the building. Loss pegged at $300000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dearborn Street
Twenty-seventh
Ansharcher & Co
Bradley & Raoman Co. Puiite
Standard Vanish Works
Placer ville Destroyed by Fire in Idaho Town
Placer ville in Bolsa county was nearly wiped out by a blaze Thursday night. The business district and most residences were destroyed. Estimated loss reaches 250000 dollars. No major injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Placerville
Bolsa County
Negroes Attack McKinley Over Labor Posts
An American Council statement from Rev. RC Ransom of Chicago reveals that Black voters feel snubbed by McKinley regarding labor commissionerships and army appointments, pledging support to the party they deem fair. The Aug. 1 message insists they have had similar experiences and seek equitable treatment.
Investigating Soldiers' Home in Milwaukee
Milwaukee on August 19 reports say the injuries surrounding the killing of Captain Polloels at the soldiers' home by David Anderson may trigger a broad inquiry into officer handling. The examination had been started before Commissioner Bloodgood yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Polloels
David Anderson
Blood Goad
American cutter Great Western arrives with sole occupant
The American 3 ton cutter Great Western from Gloucester Massachusetts arrived in Bristol England yesterday. Howard Blackburn of Gloucester reported he is well after his solo voyage across the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
England
The
Great Western
Gloucester
Mass
Howard Blackburn
Bank clearings rise in week across major cities
New York reports total bank clearings for the week across principal U S cities at 1,514,115,012, up 19.3 percent from the same period last year. The data reflects broader financial expansion and stronger economic activity in the period ending in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Three Boys Fatally Hurt at Lime Kiln Rescue Attempt
Toledo report Aug 19 says three sons of Martin Winkle of Luckey were fatally injured at a lime kiln when one man got too close to machinery and the others attempted a rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Martin Winkle
Luckey
Bin
Railroad Boycott Ties Lines in Midwest Action
Kansas City report notes the Burlington lines west of the Missouri River and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul road have joined the Seventt of the Pittsburg Gulf road in a united boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Burlington Lines
Missouri River
Railroad Sold At Auction In Springfield
Springfield Aug 19 The St Louis Indianapolis and Western railroad sold at auction yesterday to the I Mads Central railroad The Brice was the only bidder at 1 000 000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
St. Louis, Indianapolis & Western
Mads Central Railroad
Brice
Ex-Congressman Cook Denies Wisconsin Move
Milwaukee Ag 19 Ex Congress man S A Cook of Neenah denies reports he planned to move his residence to Indiana citing his interest in a paper mill project at Alexandria Ind but says he will not leave Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
S. A. Cook
Neenah
Wisconsin
Indiana
Alexandria
Ind
Chinese Crew Denied Habeas Corpus by Judge Hanford
Seattle August 19 United States District Judge Hanford denied the Chinese crew of the transport Victoria a writ of habeas corpus. The ruling postpones relief and leaves the detainees in custody as legal proceedings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
United States
Hanford
Big hotel burns in Albuquerque fire
The San Felipe hotel in Albuquerque burned last night causing an estimated loss of 42000 dollars with 22000 dollars covered by insurance. Fire authorities reported no injuries and are investigating the cause of the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
San Felipe
Fire destroys Crooke warehouse in Vicksburg
A blaze begun at midnight in the R. L. Crooke & Co wholesale grocery warehouse in Vicksburg Mississippi caused over 200000 dollars in damage and spread rapidly before being contained. Fire officials and local crews battled the flames through the night into dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg, Misa
R. L. Crooke Company
Diet Dissolution Rumors Stir Berlin August Scene
Berlin papers report the Prussian diet will be dissolved soon, a shift seen as definite despite earlier hesitations. The impending action is described as substantial and irreversible, with officials signaling a complete break from prior canal reforms and a push toward decisive political restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
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News OF the World
Feo
Saliance & Co
Peoria
John M. Russell
Earl Wilson
S. A. Wilson
Wnt
Bad Wilson
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Ble Four
Talladega, Ga
Homestic
Manna Lee
Clay County
Cass Lake
Fred Eastwood
Vermont
Joel Rivera
Tampr Avts-Gasbolists
Kentucky
Gov
Brown
Groker
Augusins van Wek
Boon
Saratort
Fred EB
Wilee
Popullats
Mahoney
Hobart
Europe
Muscatine
Medina
Weld & Hill
Walter McAlister
Mila
Evans
Clarence G. Markham
Gauilford
Cono
Elist Hayward
Neii
Calored Masons
Ohio
Edward Murphy
Croker
Green May
Assacl Adon
Terre Haute
Daniel P. Gott
Carmi
Wabash County
Order of Railways
St. Louis
White Pigeon
Cranston
Cienfuegos
Mayana
Chile
Miliery
Cienmuegos
Meneniex
Hmn
Dust Ashe
Clen' Ivegas
Jim
Gener Theare
Cigaregas
Santiago de Guba
Santo Dominigo
Santiago de Quire
Wood
Ensores
Capt
Cuquet
Hardereau
Plequart
Glorot
Labori
Cols
Gast
Jonaust
Sue
Neora
M. Demange
M'Kinley
Samoa
Iiaho
Vietin
BIG
Burns
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