Public men buy cartoons order from Grant family
A Washington news report details a rare business: a newsdealer sells personalized political cartoons to prominent figures. Clients include Dr. Talmage Terence V Powderly and others, with orders for old and new caricatures of Grant Logan Garfield and McKinley. The dealer has built a large, growing enterprise supplying cartoons from Keppler Gillam and others, including a notable commission from Mrs. Logan for her husband.
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New York Times
Washington
Ealer
Puck
Judge
Jie
Newsdealer
Statesman
Dr. Talmage
America
Jay Gould
Bernard Gillam
Nast
Louis Dalrymple
Logan
Garfield
Conkling
Opper
John 4A
Gillam
John “A. Logan
Lincoln
Sumner
Seward
Grant
Cleveland
Blaine
Grantogee
Eet
Joseph Keppler
Keppler
Frank Leslie
Cork
North
South
Frank Zeard
Eugene Zimmerman
Zim
Mount McGregor
Buckner
Fort Donelson
McKinley
Important bills remaining in Congress in late session
Washington June 2 Congress faces final action on five major appropriations including Military Academy Sun dry Civil Naval District of Columbia and Deficiency bills. Amendments grant Miles and Corbin ranks while expediting conference decisions as leaders expect adjournment by June 6.
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Washington
Senate
Miles
Corbin
St. Louis Exposition
Mississippi River
Industrial Commission
District of Columbia
Congress
Senate Passes General Deficiency Bill and Related Measures
Washington June 2 The Senate passed the General Deficiency bill after minor amendments. The measure funds the last of the general appropriations and includes a settlement plan with the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad Company. An amendment to require full payment and another to direct congressional review were rejected. A conference on the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill was ordered. The Emergency River and Harbor bill was read, amended, and passed.
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Washington
Senate
Allison
Rep
Iowa
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Sioux City and Pacific Railroad Company
Harris
Kan
M- Harris
Congress
Wee
House
Allison, Hale
Cockrell
House Agrees to Senate Sun dry Civil Bill Amendments
In Washington on June 2 the House adopted the Senate amendments to the Sundry Civil bill and sent it to conference. Speaker named conference Republicans Cannon Moody and McRae as conferees to arbitrate differences between chambers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Messrs. Cannon
Moody
Mass
McRae
Morgan pushes Nicaragua Canal bill to 2 PM Monday session
Senator Morgan, chair of the Interoceanic Canals Committee, asked that the Hepburn Nicaragua Canal bill be set as the 2 P. M. special order for Monday December 10, the second Monday of the next session. He noted it could not be acted on this session. An amendment to the General Deficiency bill then provided $14,568 to reimburse the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua for Ludlow Commission survey expenditures.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Committee On Interoceanic Canals
Maritime Canal Company of
Nicaragua
Congress
Ludlow Commission
Nicaragua Canal
Senate Adopts Resolution Printing Presidential Papers
Washington June 2 Soon after the Senate convened today a concurrent resolution was adopted providing for the printing of 16 000 sets of messages and papers of the Presidents 10 000 sets to be sold at the actual cost of publication and 6 000 sets to be placed at the disposal of the Senate and House.
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Washington
Senate
House
West Point Board of Visitors completes its organization
West Point New York June 2 The Board of Visitors completed its organization naming President Charles F. Manderson of Nebraska First Vice President Abraham O Kaufman of Charleston South Carolina Second Vice President Colonel Dudley Evans of New Jersey Secretary Church of New York City Committees were chosen for Examination and instruction Mr Kaufman Professor Houston of Texas and A B Capron Rhode Island Armament and Equipment Gen Anson G McCook New York Evans and Charles H Grosvenor Ohio Buildings Grounds and Hygiene Rev Mr Curtis Ohio Col Church and Mr Slayden Fiscal Affairs Supplies and Expenditures Mr Evans Professor Houston and William A Harris Kansas For the Future of the Academy Mr Slayden Gen McCook and Thomas H Carter Montana Guests of Superintendent Gen Adna A Chaffee Gen Morgan Gen Egbert L Viele and Rear Admiral Philip of the Brooklyn Navy Yard were present
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West Point
N. Y
Board of Visitors
Charles F. Manderson
Nebraska
Abraham O. Kaufman
Charleston
S. C
Col
Dudley Evans
New Jersey
Col. Church
New York City
Kaufman
Houston
Texas
A. B
McCook
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Adna A. Chaffee
Morgan
Egbert L. Viele
Philip
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Gen Schwan Arrives in Washington on Sick Leave
Brig. Gen. Schwan reports to the Adjutant General in Washington after returning from the Philippines. He calls on the President at the White House and takes a long sick leave due to exhaustion from his arduous service.
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Washington
Schwan
Adjutant General of
Army
White House
Philippines
Manila
General's Recovery Progress Noted in Dispatch
Cares of active service have greatly improved the General's condition and he is now on the way to complete recovery.
Estee Nominated for U. S. District Judge in Hawaii
Washington June 2 The President sent to the Senate the nomination of Morris M Estee of California to be United States District Judge for the Territory of Hawaii. Estee a leading Pacific Coast lawyer has twice run for the U S Senate and twice for California governor.
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Washington
Senate
Morris M. Estee
California
United States
Territory of
Hawaii
Pacific Coast
United States Senate
Freehold
Penn
Sacramento
State Assembly
San Francisco
Assembly
Additional tax on beer in warehouse June 14 1898
Washington June 2 Assistant Attorney General Boyd says beer in warehouse on June 14 1898 already stamped under the old law at $1 per barrel is subject to an additional tax of 85 cents after a 7 percent deduction from the $2 rate. Brewers who used two $1 stamps due to stamp shortages may receive a 15 cent rebate per barrel. The Internal Revenue Commissioner holds one special tax stamp for a retail liquor building covers all liquor sales on the premises.
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Washington
Boyd
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Imports Into Havana Rise In Three Months
The War Department reports total imports into Havana for the three months ended March 31, 1900 rose by 3,915,281 compared with the same period in 1899. March 1900 imports totaled 4,333,226, with the United States supplying 1,770,754 of that amount.
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Washington
Division of Customs and Insular Affairs
War Department
Havana
United States
Argentine Republic
Colombia
South America
Ecuador
Honduras
Mexico
Peru
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
Uruguay
Venezuela
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
England
France
Germany
Holland
Italy
Norway
Spain
Switzerland
China
Japan
Havana Proposal Seeks Broad Street Expansion Concession
A Havana municipality request seeks a concession for demolition of houses between Obispo and O'Reilly Streets. A foreign capital representative asks 12000 QuO to enable a plan of new fine structures and widening of the two narrow main avenues. The matter has been tabled.
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Havana
Obispo
O'Reilly
Heavy insurgent losses in Luzon battles reported
Manila dispatch reports a two week surge of rebel activity across Luzon and nearby islands met by swift American retaliation. Gen Young’s troops killed over 800 rebels in North Ilocos, with 100 plus in Camerinos and 50 in Mindanao attacks. Total insurgent deaths likely around 600, while American losses remain under 22.
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Manila
Luzon
Young
Ilocos Province
Camerinos
Cagayan de Misamis
Mindanao
Six Manila miners captured by rebels in Leyte clash
Six miners who left Manila in January for the Southern Islands were captured by rebels around April 3. A small party of Americans approaching Maasim on Leyte Island fired after a halted summons, two armed boatloads exchanged shots, one American wounded, they surrendered after throwing overboard arms and ammunition and were taken under guard to Leyte interior as prisoners.
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Manila
Maasim
Leyte
Rifle thefts near Manila end with 31 of 33 recovered
Lieut Col Liscum reports at Tarlac Luzon that efforts by the local President have led to the capture of 31 of 33 Krag Jorgensen rifles stolen from the regiment last December. The search continues as scouts nearly recovered them Tuesday before the enemy hid them in the hills.
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Manila
Liscum
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Tarlac
Island
Luzon
Belgian Belikga fined for blockade running in Manila waters
The inter island steamer Belgika, owned by a French trading company led by M. André the Belgian consul at Manila, faced a fine of 50 000 pounds for blockade running. It unloaded rice at Hindang and paid insurgents for hemp, with claims that contacting the rebel force was a common practice.
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Manila
Belgika
M. André
Hindang
Nominations and Promotions Across Army Navy and Officials
The President forwarded numerous nominations to the Senate including brigadier generals for Colonels Jacob H. Smith and Luther R. Hare. Army promotions add Major C. H. Potter and Capt. Henry A. Green. U S District Attorney John C. Laird and U S Marshal Daniel A. Ray named for Hawaii. Treasury post for Frederick A. Kuntzsch. Corona Postmaster John L Nesbit. Navy promotions list Lieut Albert Cleaves to Lieutenant Commander and Lt JG Waldo Evans. Ensigns advanced to Lieutenants JG including a long list of names.
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Washington
Senate
Volunteer Army
Jacob H. Smith
17Th Infantry
United States Army
Luther R. Hare
United States Volunteers
C. H. Potter
Fourteenth Infantry
Henry A. Green
Twentieth Infantry
John C. Laird
Wyoming
United States
Hawaii
Daniel A. Ray
Illinois
Waii
Treasury
F. H. Brumby
T. M. Dick
C. K. Mallory
F. P. Baldwin
W.C. Davidson
Newton Mansfield
Harris Laning
J. P. Morton
D. M. Garrison
F. D. Kerns
D. W. Todd
J. V. Klemann
W. R. Cushman
H. V. Butler, Jr
W. E. Gherardi
J. J. Raby
J. E. Walker
W. H. Standley
A. T. Chester
C. B. Barnes
A. J. Wadhams
K. M. Bennett
E. H. Watson
O. S. Knepper
M. J. McCormick
J. F. Marshall, Jr
R. Z. Johnston, Jr
E. F. Eckhardt
E. H. Dunn
Golfers At Van Cortlandt Park Hold Mixed Foursome
Rain dampens a Van Cortlandt Park mixed foursome for two silver trophies won by Miss Ruth Badgely and R W Conrow with 116 strokes. Marion Kirkby and H E Brown fol lowed at 123 as fair weather golfers flocked to the links during Decoration Day week. The event highlighted course popularity records and critiques of tournament organization at the club.
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van Cortlandt Park
Val Flood
Ruth Badgely
R. W. Conrow
Marion Kirkby
H. EK. Brown
van Cortlandt
Prcesert -Eeeset
H. E. Brown
Miss Colligan
James Elgar
Ich
Harbor Hill Golf Matches Spark Three Cup Contests
Harbor Hill golfers played three cup events on Staten Island, the Championship Conso lation and Wuffy Cups. Eight players qualified for match play next Saturday. Ties for eighth place in both the championship and consolation classes were settled with Crowell and Sheffield bowing out.
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Harbor Hill
Staten Island
Crowell
Sheffield
Golfers at Dyker Meadow Club contest for Saltus Cup
Golfers at the Dyker Meadow Club near Fort Hamilton Brooklyn played a handicap competition for the Lloyd Saltus Cup. R L Cuthbert won with a net 80 while H G McKeever posted the best gross 93. Players and scores follow.
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Dyker Meadow Club
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Lloyd Saltus
R. L. Cuthbert
H. G. McKeever
Golf on Marine and Field Links at Bath Beach
Golf yesterday at the Marine and Field links near Bath Beach drew many players though few submitted cards for the club handicap. A. D. Seaver emerged victor with a gross 91 and net 81 after handicap adjustments. other scores shown include J. I. Barnes and Pp. Mallett, though the text is partially garbled.
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Marine
Ne Se
Bath Beach
A. D. Seaver
H’d’c’p
J. I. Barnes
Mallett
New Jersey State Golf Association Formed in Essex County
Delegates from nine clubs met at Essex County Country Club West Orange to organize the New Jersey State Golf Association with L H Graham of Baltusrol as President and L St Clair Colby of Essex County Club as Secretary and Treasurer The states represented include Baltusrol Morris County Montclair North Jersey YonTakah Englewood Lakewood Hillside and the Essex County Country Club Nine clubs attended and were dined before the formal organization.
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New York Times
Orange
N. J
Essex County Country Club
West Orange
New Jersey State Golf Association
L.H. Graham
Baltusrol
L. St. Clair Colby
Essex County Club
Morris County
Montclair
North Jersey
Yountakah
Englewood
Lakewood
Hillside
Country Club
Essex County Club Plans First Annual Fall Tournament
Formed at the suggestion of the Essex County Club, the new tournament will be held on its grounds in the Fall. The trophy cup will become the property of the player who wins it in two successive tournaments.
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Essex County Club
Golf at Richmond County Lane Wins the Sidenberg Cup
Lane captures the Sidenberg Cup at Richmond County golf event while Wenham leads the handicap standings.
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Lane
Wenham
Opening at Hillandale Golf Club in Stamford
Stamford June 2 Hillandale Golf Club opened with J. S. Raymond prize handicaps. Visitors from Fairfield County Greenwich Wee Burn and Lakewood attended. C H Seeley led men with 84 80, Findlay S Douglas tied 87 87 for Fairfield County. Women led by Mrs C H Borden net 105 with several players scoring in the 100s. Mixed foursomes also played on Wee Burn links.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Hillandale Golf Club
J. S. Raymond
Fairfield County Golf Club
Greenwich
Wee Burn Golf Club
Noroton
Lakewood Golf Club
Lakewood
Findlay S. Douglas
C. H. Seeley
C. H. Borden
Hillandale
Gross
Genevieve Hecker
Wee Burn
J. J. Alexandre
G. Lovitt
S. H. Herrick
W. Sowers
H. Jackson
W. N. White
F. S. Lehivoir
W. S. Baldwin
C. ¥. Dean
A. C. Wheeler
J.T. Williams, Jr
H. L. Williams
T. C. Christy
G. C. Jenkins
T. W. Ketchill
W. B. Wheeler
W. A. Belden
Findlay Douglas
Fairfield County
H. F. Devans
Norman Leeds
W. N. Travis
J. R. Swin
C. R. Christy, Jr
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J. A. Neck
A. H. Wilson
W. L. H. Baldwin
Aaer
Cochranes Wins at Ardsley Golf Club President Cup
De Witt Cochrane won the President's Cup at Ardsley yesterday to hold the club championship for the coming season, defeating F. L. Eldridge five up with four to play. The day also featured two handicap competitions with E. M. Johnson winning Class A and S. B. Kittridge capturing Class B. players and scores listed.
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A de Witt Cochrane
Ardsley
F. L. Eldridge
E. M. Johnson
S. B. Kittridge
Morristown Club Golf Qualifiers for President's Cup Round
Dozens of Morris County golfers crowded Morris Town links for a medal play qualifier against bogey for the President's Cup. Sixteen men advanced to match play next Saturday after handicapped rounds. Notables include W L Thompson and George J Little among those down to bogey, with five tied at seven down for the last spots. The Saturday draw pairs Shippen with Post, Flagg with Coghill, and other tight matchups among qualified players.
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Morristown
Morris County Club
N. J
W. L. Thompson
George J. Little
William Shippen
W. Allston Flagg
Marmaduke _ Tilden
Elbert S. Kip
J. K. Dicksor
J. E. Denton
J. Wright Post
Archibald Forbes
R. H. Foote
W. Y. Marsh
Charles Scribner
S. H. Plum
Howard Coghill
H. W. Ford
Harold Binney
W. Fellowes Morgan
A. B. Frost
Arthur Whitney
Shippen
Post
Flagg
Coghill
Little
Foote
Marsh
Scribner
Crescent Club Handicap Play Sees Hovenden Win At Bay Ridge
In rainy Bay Ridge the Crescent Athletic Club held its monthly handicap event. T H Hovenden won with a net 85 while Sidney Maddocks finished runner up, one point behind.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
T. H. Hovenden
Sidney Maddocks
Burslem Arrested in $1000 Larceny Case
Godolphin F. Burslem a 43 year old broker living at 528 East 82nd Street was held in Centre Street Court on a charge of taking $1,000 from Carrie Kramer on Feb 20 1899 for Whitney Safety Fire Arms stock. Kramer says he promised 8 percent dividends and claimed to be company president. Whitney deny any official connection. Burslem formerly served on Sir Bartle Frere staff and as a Royal Horse Artillery captain. he is the son of Col. George James Burslem.
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East Highty-second Street
Centre Street Court
Carrie Kramer
West Fourteenth Street
Whitney Safety Fire Arms Company
Wall Street
Burslem
William H. Whitney
Maiden Lane
Woodville
Deuel
Brann
Sir Bartle Frere
Cape Colony
Royal Horse Artillery
Col
George James Burslem
Ninetyfourth Highlanders
Princeton Freshmen Batteries Amell and Parsons
Lawrenceville contest features Batteries Amell and Parsons against Beasley and Westefelt at Cape A.E. Princeton freshmen game details unclear from fragmentary OCR text.
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Cape Ae
Princeton
Lawrenceville
Amell and Parsons
Beasley and Westefelt
Cobwebs and Carlyle Carney Rally For Race Tomorrow
Col Lawrence and Nathan Straus arrange a rematch between Carlyle Carney and Cobwebs at the Speedway. The prior Decoration Day win by Carney prompted Straus to seek an early brush back. Billings seeks entry with Lucille but Straus insists the race remain limited to Cobwebs and Carlyle Carney.
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Col. Lawrence
Carlyle Carney
Nathan Straus
Col Lawrence
Mr. Straus
C. K. G. Billings
Lucille
Princeton to Represent at Olympia Games in Paris
Capt Cregan announced the Princeton track team for Paris Olympia Games. The squad includes Capt Cregan 1899 Capt-elect Coleman 1902 Jarvis 1900 Serviss 1903 Carroll 1900 Horton 1908 and Perry 1903. They sail on the St Louis on the 13th with Manager Langenburg accompanying the team.
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N. J
Cregan
Paris
Elect Coleman
Jarvis
Serviss
Carroll
Horton
Perry
St. Louis
Langenburg
Alleged Post Office Robbers Caught in Buckfield
Six men were arrested on suspicion of involvement in the Buckfield Post Office robbery. Two were captured in a box car by railroad workers at Mechanic Falls, with the remaining arrests made in the surrounding area.
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Buckfield
Mechanic Falls
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