Cabinet meeting outside the White House signals amnesty plans
Washington reports say the cabinet gathered at a Lafayette Square temporary mansion for the first outside session in eight years. They discussed an amnesty proclamation for Filipinos and changes to the war department draft, aiming to issue the proclamation on Independence Day.
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Meteor Beats Cicely In Regatta Schooner Race
Emperor William's American built schooner Meteor finishes seven minutes ahead of the Cicely in a Friday regatta race. The Cicely owners contend time allowances give them the lead. a ruling hinges on whether two anchors were used at the Cicely's bows. The Meteor carried the emperor and Fraulein Gergtoff aboard amid a clash of American and English builds.
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The Coal Strike Nears Seven Weeks in Anthony Line
Wilkesbarre Pa June 28 The seventh week of the anthracite miners strike ends with lines firmly drawn no side showing willingness to yield President Mitchell has proposed arbitration but no formal propositions have been made speculation centers on outside mediation and a possible settlement after the Indianapolis convention About 165000 workers are idle in the region and details on the West Virginia and soft coal questions remain unclear as officials await Labor Commissioner Wright Roosevelt reports and the convention outcomes
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Ball Games National League Scores Show Big Plays
Friday games feature St Louis Chicago clash with 6 10 9 lines and varied scores across cities. American league matchups include Baltimore Boston and Philadelphia Washington results with multiple runsRainy totals. Western and other leagues list numerous city pairings and final numbers reflecting a busy schedule.
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Trade Review Highlights Six Months Of 1902 Strong Volumes
Bradstreet notes the first half of 1902 closed with high business volume and few equals, despite smaller profits. Export agriculture drops slightly. railways show continued earnings gains, except coal lines hit by production shutdowns. Dun & Co reports above average agricultural prospects and steady grain supplies with minor regional delays.
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Portuguese Troops Claim Upper Zambesi Victory
Lisbon reports an official announcement that Portuguese forces secured a decisive victory over rebels in the upper Zambesi region of Portuguese East Africa. The insurgents were defeated, with rebel leadership captured and the populace reportedly subdued.
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King on road to recovery as London rejoices
News from London reports the king is practically out of danger after Friday’s bulletin. Lord Marcus Beresford and Lord Lister note favorable progress as crowds cheer Buckingham Palace. The palace bulletin at 11 o clock sparks praise and relief among spectators.
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Illinois Farms Census Shows McLean Leads In Farms
The census report on Illinois agriculture notes McLean county has the most farms at 4,873 among 102 counties. Illinois on June 1 1900 counted 264 151 farms valued at 1 765 581 550 with buildings 251 467 580 and land improvements 1 514 113 970. Farm implements and machinery were 44 977 310 live stock 193 758 037, totaling 2 004 316 807 in farm property value.
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Death of a Jurist, Judge Charles D. Long Dies in Detroit
Justice Charles D. Long of the Michigan Supreme Court died in Detroit after a long illness. He was known for a suit against Pension Commissioner Lochren that reached the Supreme Court to restore his pension to seventy two dollars per month, which had been cut on the grounds of total disability.
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King in the beginning of recovery and London bustle
Reports say King is recovering with peritonitis risk past and doctors hopeful. London and Liverpool react as crowds disperse after news, while Reid and Reid depart London after official leave.
Real estate dealer shoots at office then kills himself
In Chicago on Friday afternoon Albert McMullen, a barber, allegedly faced attack by Charles Wiale of the firm Chamberlain Gale. Wiale fired at McMullen and then killed himself in his Cottage Grove avenue office in view of hundreds. Domestic troubles and jealousy are cited as possible motives.
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Bellevue College building destroyed by fire
Fire at Bellevue college gutted the Nining building on Friday. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars with about half covered by insurance. The blaze caused extensive damage to the college grounds in Bellevue Nebraska.
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Dewey Continues Testimony On Philippine Negotiations
Admiral Dewey testified before the Senate committee on the Philippines describing negotiations with Gen Jaudenes for surrender plans. He said he suspected Aguinaldo sought loot and money, noted Spanish officers tempted to fire, and commented that all was fair in war as to arming insurgents. The session ended abruptly after Dewey declined to label Aguinaldo dishonest.
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International Sunday School Convention Elects President
The International Sunday School Convention unanimously elected Rev Dr HB Tyler, pastor of the South roadway Christian Church, Denver, as president of the association on June 28.
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Miners and Operators Call Joint Conference in Saginaw
A joint conference of miners and operators has been called in Saginaw on July 2 to consider the wage scale and other disputed questions. The meeting aims to resolve disagreements affecting labor conditions and production.
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Canadian Troops Begin Homecoming Sailings
About 1 500 Canadian troops sailed from here for home on Friday. An additional two thousand Canadians will start for home in mid July.
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Two Die in Oil Lamp Explosion Near Everett
Frances Curran a 15 year old girl died Friday afternoon from injuries after an oil lamp explosion Thursday night. Her sister Mrs C A Betts was injured in the blast and died Thursday night.
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Market summary and price updates from Chicago and Omaha
June market notes show mixed commodity prices with dairy and produce uneven. Wheat and corn futures edge lower while live cattle and hogs hold firmer demand. sheep market softer. Omaha cattle prices steady to higher with strong demand for native and Texas cattle. hogs and pigs trade varied amid seasonal trends.
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