The Nations Finances Report To Secretary Gage Nov
The annual report of the United States Treasurer dated to November 1900 outlines government revenues for the fiscal year reaching a record 07.2ts, driven by customs and material revenue, with expenditures showing no decrease from 1899 and a surplus of 179,597,060 in 1900. It details treasury operations, redemption of notes, and changes in reserve funds, gold totals, coinage, and the status of national bank notes, noting a rise in receipts and a broad shift to new monetary measures under the 1900 acts.
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Fragmented OCR Confounds Triple Lynching Note
A garbled OCR passage references a triple lynching with arrests and legal action. Names and places are obscured, but it mentions sheriff involvement, a suspect detainment, and a large monetary figure reportedly tied to the case. The readable fragments hint at a violent event and subsequent pursuit, with limited clear details.
McKinley Urges Cabinet to Stay Through Term
President McKinley asked his cabinet to remain with him for the full four years of his administration in a forceful cabinet meeting at the White House. Several members indicated willingness, while a definite declination was noted from some, amid other reports from Washington and Concord.
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McKinley
Flix
Je Ji
White House
Indian Service Expenditures and Policy Critique
Washington reports total government Indian Service expenditures from March 4, 1. up to July 3, 1990 totaling 6,945,217. The FY ended last July shows 10,105.10 allocated to education and ration reform urged. The report condemns ration systems, supports compulsory schooling, and critiques subsidies that erode Indian self-sufficiency while warning of corruption and debt manipulation by creditors and agencies. It notes 12,570 enrolled and 2,000+ subsistence recipients with 2,290 schools and rising pupil numbers.
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Emoual
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Willam AL Jones
Raton
Great Sioux
Uni
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Yoyort
Lea
Congress
Wingely
Terms agreed for China after anti foreign riots
London reports Morrison says envoys reached terms for a joint note to frame a preliminary treaty. China to erect a monument for Baron Keiteler, send an imperial prince to Germany, execute named princes and officials, suspend provincial exams for five years, dismiss officials failing to stop outrages, pay indemnities to various claimants, abolish the tsung li yamen, permit rational intercourse with the emperor, and prohibit arms imports.
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de. Morrison
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Ching
China
Keiteler
Alté
Germany
Conger
al ‘Aku
Chi Li
Feling
Untitled Local Brief Mentions Boxing Keepsake
A garbled item mentions a November 14 event from Cleveland involving a youth named Mrand and Tees ty McGovern. The text alludes to a boxing style bout with back and forth action and a stocky opponent delivering a hit while McGovern led early on.
Mirny Bodies Recovered and Ongoing Rescue Efforts
Typhoon aftermath near Mong Kong leaves 22 bodies recovered with more victims reported. Damage hits ships, railways, and crossings as the city contends with ongoing rescue work and infrastructure disruption. In Denver, authorities rule Sunday theatre bans void, pending further action.
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Mong Kong
Poysone
Siwek Nong
Army reorganization urged by Gen Miles in annual report
Washington November 17 Gen Miles urges permanent army reform to meet future needs. He cites troop shortages after Cuba, Porto Rico, Alaska and the Philippines campaigns, calls for one man per population, and warns current forces cannot guard sea coast fortifications costing millions. He estimates future defense costs across states and cities.
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Gee. Miles
Tome
Reed
Miles
Aeoy
United States
Iife
Saliers
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Porto Rico
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Peking
Lester
Miley
Cleon
Cousta
New York
California
Maine
Oregon
Virginia
Porto Kleo
Ther National Capital
Unsteady Throw Tries to Hit Emperor in Nevada Incident
In Rewslat Nevada an unproved assault targets Emperor Willian as a rider carriage travels to the eviraaster barracks. Aimed ax misses, vehicle speed causes the ax to fall behind. The would-be assailant, a Brest tradeswoman, is arrested and preliminarily deemed sane by a medical examiner.
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Eviraaster
Wis
Brest
Mills Shutdown and Looming Job Loss in Mills City
Reported widespread mill closures hit workers hard as thousands lost jobs while woodlands offer some work in the week. A separate incident in Chicago saw a fall from a seventh story ending badly for a passerby. Stock market and company notices show a surge to millions in capital.
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Mii
Soy
Walt
MacArthur outlines Philippine war report and future outlook
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Arthur MacArthur submitted a War Department outline on campaigns before his May 5 1900 command. He cites guerrilla tactics, scattered forces, and heavy casualties on both sides. He praises disciplined service and discusses republican institutions shaping future American governance in the islands.
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Arthur MacArthur
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Islands
War Department
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MacArthur
Gen. Macarthur
America
Tuan
Asia
Needs of the Navy Report Warns of Officer Shortages
Rear Admiral Crownhiel, chief of navigation, warns the navy would be barely one quarter of the needed establishment even in war and Spanish War era. The report cites shortages in officers and instructors, criticizes Congress for delaying staffing, and calls for doubling naval academy appointments for ten years plus expanded appointment power for the president and Congress. It urges readiness for future wars with increased vessels and crews.
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Adair Crowihivhiel
Ly Navigation
Congress
Stig
Naval Academy
Ie Navy
Six Drowned at Toston in Vineyard Sound Disaster
A Saturday wreck in Vineyard Sound near Toston left six lives lost. Names of victims include Alins y Kimerson aged 28 from Mobile and Ella Deboe aged 416. Rescue efforts by Captain Ludge saved several others as ships and crews battled heavy conditions.
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Weaver
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Cry
Magen
Ludge
Revenue Collections and Internal Revenue Report Summary
The annual internal revenue report for the year ended June 30 details total receipts exceeding estimates by 170,017 and 115 more than prior year, with cost of collection at 5.1 percent. Commissioner Witton projects total inter source revenue of 25,005,000 for the current year and urges credit to taxpayers for administration. The report proposes amendments to the war revenue act, including abolishing a 2 cent tax on certain certificates and clarifying tax treatment of receipts from bank withdrawals and certificates used by banks and state governments.
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Nev
Ebony & Collection
Mimie
Witton
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Pft
Business World Signals Widespread Price Rises and Tight Labor
Dun's Weekly Review notes widespread advance in coin prices and manufactured goods with firmer quotations. Labor scarcity in the middle states concerns manufacturers as iron and steel mill prices rise. Bradstreet's reports brisk winter demand, higher wholesale activity, and expanding iron and steel demand. New export records and record trade clearings reflect strong business, with stock speculation robust in tone.
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Dun
Middle States
United States
Canada
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Coreals Bey
Not Much Paper Out New York Nov 7
Receivers advisory committee for the We Te Strong & Copany failure states outstanding promissory notes not more than 7560 dollars at time of Mr Strong's death. Two new accountants hired to straighten the books. full rendition expected within a day or so. Washington November 13 National Grange session discusses margarine bill and dairy labeling. Leavenworth prison tragedy reported. one guard wounded, prisoners escape. The town census shows population of The rite of town increasing 16.7 percent to 1,957,016.
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George Te. Flanders
New York State
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