After the War The Dutch South Africa Confederation Forecast
London article envisions the postwar annexation of the two Dutch commonwealths by Britain. It predicts a transitional military government, then self governing dependencies, with a Dutch majority in most regions, British rule in Natal, and eventual Canadian/Australian style federation for South Africa under a British viceroy. Reconciliation and mixed governance are emphasized as the central challenge.
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London
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Natal
Bechuanaland
Rhodesia
Cape Colony
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Johannesburg
Dominion of
Rand
Pretoria
Orange
Vaal
Free State
Commonwealth
Neter
Alfred Milner
Commonwealths
Cape
Dutch Africa
Causes Of Steel Shut Down In South Chicago Work Stoppage
Illinois Steel Company officials refuse to explain the South Chicago plant closure as rumors say repairs are the aim. A radical shift by American Steel and Wire to mine to finished product hints at broader industry upheaval amid strikes and waning demand, with Joliet and Milwaukee mills affected and wage talks unsettled.
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Chicago
Illinois Steel Company
South Chicago
E. J. Buffington
New York
Thomas J. Hyman
H. H. Porter
Lake Geneva
Wis
Pointblank
American Steel and Wire Company
Federal
National Steel Companies
Federal Steel Company
South
Ilinois Steel Mills
Iron and Steel
John W. Gates
Joliet
Milwaukee
Amalgamated Association of Steel and Iron Workers
Violence and Riot Mark St Louis Car Strike
A streetcar riot in St Louis left a 16 year old, Peter Frank, fatally wounded as a gunman fired from a passing car. A dynamite explosion later damaged the Olive Street line with no injuries. Police increased patrols and the sheriff activated a large deputy force to preserve order during the transit strike.
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St. Louis
Tower Grove
Twelfth
Calhounsts
Peter Frank
Young Frank
Olive Stine
Maryland
Bayleaves
Pohlmann
Posse Comitatus
Presdent Hawes
Police Board
Getting Hot for Lawler in Contempt Case
Former Assemblyman Norman J. Lawler was served with an order to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of court. The case, brought by John Quinn and Mrs. Gracie Delcombre over an estate accounting, hinges on alleged misappropriation of a trust fund and property transfers.
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Norman J. Lawler
West Highty-ninth St
Gaynor
Brooklyn
John Quinn
Gracie Delcombre
Mount Kisco
Lawler
Keogh
White Plains
Silkman
Europe
Thomas Connell
Boys Drop Stones at Speedway. Three Youths Detained
While watching speedway action yesterday, youths climbed a hill on 188th Street and hurled paving stones at horses and drivers. One stone struck merchant Charles H. McDonald’s mare Jessie Whirlwind, prompting a police report and arrest. Abraham Leiter 20 Orchard Street Abraham Head 16 Hester Street and James November 14 Ridze Street were registered at a local station and face Harlem Court proceedings this morning.
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Charles H. McDonald
West One-hundred-and-fortieth St
Jessie
West One-hundred-and-fifty-second St
Crowds Fill City Parks on Sunny Sunday
Sunday drew large crowds to parks across the city with band concerts in Central Park drawing about ten thousand and the hippo exhibit drawing big attention at the Central Park menagerie. The Battery and Aquarium were busy as spectators enjoyed a dry, bright day with fair weather forecast and northerly winds.
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Central Park
Frank
12Th Regiment
Hippopotami
Battery
Bay
Bronx
Women and Children Leap From Runaway Amsterdam Ave Car
A packed Amsterdam avenue car number 14 carrying women and children ran down a hill from Fort George, escaped the motorman’s brake, and collided with a disembarking car. Passengers leaped to safety as the car sprinted away. The Kelly family suffered serious injuries to Mrs. Susan Kelly and minor to four children. Moses Reuben also injured. No arrests were made.
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Amsterdam-ave
Fort George
Amsterdam
Kelly
West
Susan Kelly
Mamie
Tommie
Nellie
Moses Reuben
Henryst
State Engineer seeks extra survey for lake route to Oswego
Albany June 3 Edward A Bond state engineer favors expanding the barge canal survey. He asks authorities to authorize a new survey for a canal from Lockport to Olcott enabling eastbound Buffalo boats to reach Lake Ontario and sail 110 miles to Oswego. Plan would use Oneida Lake route from Oswego east and stay within a 20 000 appropriation.
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Albany
Edward A. Bond
Roosevelt
Lockport
Olcott
Buffalo
Lake Ontario
Oswego
Syracuse
Oneida Lake
Bond
Canal Board
National Glass Will Ship Ten Carloads to Australia
Pittsburg June 3 Special The National Glass Company will this week ship ten carloads of glassware including 11 000 pieces of tableware to Sydney Australia via J W Cameron New York. It marks the first major shipment to the antipodes and the firm plans further exports. The company is expanding with agencies to Brazil Chile and Argentina while Harry Northwood is sent to London to represent the firm. Previously Europe imported only tumblers and bar goods from the Rochester Tumbler Company. Rival United States Glass plans agencies in Europe and Africa.
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Pittsburg
National Glass Company
Sydney
Australia
J. W. Cameron
New York
Antipodes
National Company
Brazil
Chile
Argentina
Harry Northwood
London
Europe
Rochester
United States Glass Company
National
Africa
Denunciation of Mayor Van Wyck by Central Federated Union
The Central Federated Union denounced Mayor Van Wyck and Tammany officeholders for alleged Ice Trust ties. Delegates clashed as resolutions were passed amid protests from pro-Tammany members, who argued no criminality had been proven and urged delays. The vote proceeded, and the anti-Tammany resolutions were adopted.
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van Wyck
Tammany
Central Federated Union
Ice Trust
Joseph Barondess
United Clothing Cutters
Philip Kelly
Barondess
P. F. Connelly
J. P. Archibald
Am J. O’brien
Granite Cutters’ Union
Foley
Agin
Kelly
Tammany Men
Selections From The Mail On Mrs Torrence Death
Letter from New York readers corrects Topeka report on Mrs John M Torrence death saying Christian Scientists did not cause the death and the mother was allowed access to the room. It notes no arrest threat by Masonic orders and offers condolences. A separate appeal from Gardiner Maine rural workers asks for a quiet horse to aid charity work for New York City boys.
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the Tribune
Topeka
Kan
John M. Torrence
Gardiner
New York City
Paul A. Adams
Industry Colony Association
Gerdiner, N
Tax the Offensive Posters, A Fresh Local Remedy
Charles H Hull of Ithaca New York argues for a tax on offensive painted signs and posters as a practical suppression method. He contends city or state governments can impose a per square yard rate to reduce nuisance advertising and to generate revenue if the impact is limited or not.
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the Tribune
Bir
New York
Consumers’ League
Hadley
France
Italy
Charles H. Hull
Ithaca, N
General Hawkins Out of Danger After Pneumonia at Fort Slocum
General Hamilton S. Hawkins, ill at Fort Slocum with pneumonia, was pronounced out of danger by his physicians yesterday. He remains weak and is under attentive care by trained nurses. Hawkins occupies a fort cottage with his daughter, whose husband, Lieutenant-Colonel Howze, serves in the Philippines with the 25th Infantry.
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Hamilton S. Hawkins
Fort Slocum
Hawkins
Howze
Philippine Islands
25Th Infantry
Erie guide details summer homes along the line
The Erie Railroad issues an illustrated annual guide to summer homes near New York along the main line and its branches including Northern Railroad of New Jersey New Jersey and New York Railroad and New York Susquehanna and Western Railroad. It lists fares train service hotel rates and boarding house costs and contains a route map. Copies are available from general passenger agent Mm Ff Roberts at No 21 Cortlandt Street or from ticket agents.
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Erie Railroad Company
New-York
Northern Railroad
New-Jersey
New-Jersey and
New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad
Erie Railroad
Ff Roberts
Cortlandt St
Weather Report and Forecast From Washington
Central and northern regions enjoy favorable crop weather with scattered showers in the Southwest and Western states. Monday brings fair conditions from the Mississippi Valley to the North Atlantic, with warmer temps in much of the middle and upper Mississippi Valley. Coastal winds vary by region as officials note yesterday's mild, cooler temps and a forecast of fair and warmer conditions Tuesday.
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Washington
Southwest
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Lake
North Atlantic
South Dakota
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic Coast
Middle
Mississippi
Art Valleys
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Guilt Coast
Texas
Passing Wit and Odd Anecdotes From Evarts to Lawlor
A reminiscence piece recounts William M. Evarts famed for wit, detailing episodes from his State Department days including a naval escort to Northern Sweden and a sign confusion. It also shares A L Lawlor tales about illusions in Wall Street, the humor of a pool stock scam, and the odd advantages of a glass eye in poker and perception.
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William M. Evarts
William M
Evarts
West Indies
Sweden
Copper Trust Defhaps Clare
Judge Knowles of the United States Circuit Court ruled in the Colusa Parrott Company versus Anaconda Company mining case. The suit sought to claim mining ore from a union between Colusa Parrott vein levels and the Anaconda vein. The court found for the Anaconda Company, ruling there are two distinct veins.
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Butte
Mont
Knowles
United States Circuit Court
Colusa-Parrott Company
W. A. Clark
Anaconda Company
Marcus Daly
Colusa-Parrott
Anaconda
Marriages and deaths listed with full names and addresses
Notices announce June 1900 marriages at East Orange and Tivott-on-Hudson churches, golden wedding of Moritz and Theresa Sommer, and multiple obituaries and funeral notices across New Jersey and New York. Entries name spouses, parents, and residences, with interment details and service times.
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Sommer—House
Moritz
Theresa Sommer
Raphael Benjamin
M. A. Timpson
Livingston
St. Paul's Church
Tivotton-Hudson
RV. EK. Harris
E. V. Evans
Katharine
John Henry Livingston
Clermont
Lawrence Timpson
Maizeland
Ronalds Reglid obituary and related notices
Obituary notices and death announcements list Ronalds Reglid wife of Lee Reglid at No 45 Sthare with funeral at Grace Church. Also notices for Mima Steevens Farrand at 52 Lexington Ave New York, Mary Tomes in Philadelphia, Helena Webb at West 14th Street and other local memorials with interments and funeral times in June.
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Carter
Brooklyn
Harriet Cook
Walter S. Carter
New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Pleasant Valley
Conn
Catterpfield
Ridgewood
N. J
William F
Edith Catterfield
Arete
Mary H
Speer
Maconst
Brookelyn
Meyer
John N
Ida B. Meyer
Bedford-ave
Ronalds-Reglid
Lee Reglid
Sthare
Grace Church
Steevens
Wrlx Simpson
Lexington-ave
New Torty
Mima
Elizabeth Carroll Farrand
Hudson
N. Y
Tomes
Philadelphia
Mary
Benjamin Tomes
Calvary Church
New York
Webb
Helena
Chaxtag Hathaway Woodle
T4th St
Worcester
Mass
Trifune Advertising Rates and Ocean Mail Schedules
The Tribune lists advertising rates for daily and Sunday editions, monthly and yearly subscriptions, and rates for mail by ocean steamer to Europe and other destinations. It details offices in New York, Newark, and international representatives, plus weekly foreign mail cutoffs and special handling for printed matter and registered mail.
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Europe
British Isles
Universal Postal Union
Ste
New York City
DAILY
And
Newfoundland
Cuba
Cortez
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Sea
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American Steel
WIRE
Exassemblyman
RIUM
Tammanys
the Workingman
MAIL
General Hawkins
Erie
the Weather Report
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
West Virginia
Tribune
The
Perry
Tribune Office
Department of State
Mr. Evarts
A. B. Sweetzer
Hotel Imperial
Mr. Sweetzer
Wall Street
Joe
A. L. Lawlor
Kansas City
Grand Hotel
Copper Trust
Clare
Dix-Tennille
Carnegie-ave
East Orange
James M. Ludlow
D. D
John R. Fisher
Newark
Mary Alice
William A. Tennille
William Frederick Dix
Austin
New Fochelle
Eirth Hatch
Eugene K. and
Mabel Hatch Austin
Clark
Empire
Broadway
Horace M. Clark
Howard
Liberty
Lou
George
Joanna Howard
Prospect Ave
Mount Vernon
Howell
East Millstone
Louis T. Howell
Kenyon
Mary A
Job C. Kenyon
Raritan
Lewisohn
Rosai
Leonard Lewisohn
East 5Sithat
Lock Wood
Ata Ree Seine
Sen Labdeil
Thomas Brown Lockwood
Julia G
Francis Lamtell
Heinigke & Bowen
Suan! Daily
United States
Mexico
Trisune
Nass St
E. I. Broadway
Fred’k N. Sommer
Road—St
Th Chaplin, Milne
Princes St
E. C. , Brown, Gould & Co
New Oxford-st
American Express Company
Waterloo Place
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
Forlow
Atlantic
Cherbourg
Southampton
Ee Boeope
St. Paul
Som
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Queenstown
Gheed
A. S. Noordland
S. Nordliand
aAr mdi m
Hatsemouth
Hambu
Friedri Traig
S “la Breta
Bratagne
Wa Queenstown
Netherlands
Statendam
Rotter
Nore
Island
South and
Central America
Wes
Colom
Guatemals Alamo
Mt Vernon
Cs. S. Grenada
Hevelius
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chama
Vigy Havana
Progreso Cts
Guantanamo
Sar
Inagua
Jamaica
Belize
Itez
Pernambuco
Ian FP
St Kitts and Rara
Uller
Fortune Island
Antigena
Greytown
Ss. Alene
Rs & Avana
Havana
la Brazil
S. S
Syrakusa
Santos
West Australia
Samoan Islands
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Campania
New-York Tetoa
Mariposa
Hawaii
Prine Ae
San Francisco
S. Hong Kong
Mara
Mails &R
China
Japan
Vancouver
Okae
Saa Francisco
Diipatch
S. Austral
Tralia
Iourope
New Zealand
San Trane Teco
Transpacife
SSS van Wo Somata Postofice
New
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