Commerce With China Highlights U S Trade Lead
Washington reports Consul General Goodnow's Shanghai briefing shows U S China trade surpassed in many goods in 1900, with American imports totaling about 18.5 million and exports rising. He notes misattribution in customs tables and cites subsidies abroad versus U S absence of subsidies for American lines.
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Drugist Branigan murdered after street quarrel in Manhattan
James E Branigan a sixty one year old druggist living at 161 Amsterdam Ave died at Roosevelt Hospital after a beating detectives say Patrick McHenry a 33 year old carpenter of 24 West Sixty fourth St assaulted him following a dispute near Sixty sixth street and Broad way Branigan allegedly struck first witnesses Mrs Sadie Bosser and Jennie Cox boarded with McHenry at 26 West Sixty seventh St and were held as witnesses McHenry will be arraigned in the West Side court
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Naval Base Evaluation Team To Tour Porto Rico
Secretary Long appoints Captain Cooper Commander Berry Lieutenant-Commander Staunton Surgeon Lowndes and Civil Engineer Parks to assess a naval base site in Porto Rico The board will meet in San Juan aboard the Mayflower and report on base location and the possibility of abandoning San Juan if a permanent station is elsewhere Also a note on Yale Princeton baseball coverage in The Sunday Tribune.
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Captain Impey Punished by Court Martial
Captain Robert E. Impey at Mare Island Navy Yard is reduced in grade by ten numbers and paid furlough for two years with a public reprimand. Secretary Long approves the reprimand and rank reduction but remits the furlough due to navy needs. Impey is released from arrest and restored to duty.
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Illinois Battleship Showed High Speed Record
Rear-Admiral Robley Evans says the Illinois achieved the highest speed yet by an American battleship and may have had three quarters of a knot more in reserve. Newport News also reports the NiWols reaching sixteen knots under natural draught. An instructress at the New York Institute for the Deaf and Dumb died by carbolic acid, with no known cause.
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Illinois
Navy Department
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Newport News
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New-York Institute For the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb
Broadway
Platt on Cuba at Phi Beta Kappa alumni meeting
U S Senator Orville H. Platt of Connecticut spoke for over an hour on Cuban questions before the Phi Beta Kappa alumni at the Hotel Savoy third annual meeting. Reporters were excluded. Platt said the address was informal and not intended for print.
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Connecticut
Cabinet Talks of Cuba and Platt Amendment
Washington June 14 There was talk at today's Cabinet meeting about Cuba after the constitutional convention accepted the Platt amendment. No action was deemed necessary. Secretary Root returned from Buffalo and said no US force reduction is needed as troops stay until Cuba forms its own government.
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Cuban constitution adds Platt amendment via convention
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of War received word from Governor Wood that the Cuban constitutional convention has appended the Platt amendment to Cuba’s constitution adopted February 21. The action followed a July 24, 1900 order and was dated June 12 1901.
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Havana Commission Draws Up Cuban Electoral Law Plan
The Constitutional Convention appoints Lefiors Bravo Silva Ale man Bétancourt and Zayas to form a commission to draft the electoral law. They study the New York law as a basis and may adopt the Australian system. Wisconsin may beat Illinois.
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Wisconsin Battleship Poised to Break Speed Records
San Francisco reports the new battleship Wisconsin may become the fastest in the Navy on its final trial. Under Captain Reiter the vessel aims for an 18 knot standard, potentially beating the Alabama and Illinois records, with a sea trial planned toward the Santa Barbara Channel and a return expected Sunday evening.
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American Inventors Invited to War Vehicle Tests in England
Washington June 14 Special American inventors of horseless vehicles may enter tests for war use in England starting December 4. Three prizes of £500 £26 and £100 offer for self propelled lorries meeting military needs with three ton capacity, eight mph speed, and versatile fuel options. British military officials will advise. the US Army quartermaster and Greely era autos are noted in context.
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Trade of the Interior Document Shows Growing U S Commerce
Treasury Bureau of Statistics releases monthly reports on domestic trade. April 1910 figures highlight livestock gains in Chicago Kansas City Omaha St Louis St Joseph and rising corn prices boosting market movement. Atlantic seaboard grain totals top 24 million bushels, Texas leads cotton receipts, and New Orleans grain exports rise. Valencia oranges shipped to Vladivostok mark new Far East markets.
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Insurgents Surrender Noted at Lipa Clash
Manila reports Colonel Bolanos with five officers and forty one rifles surrender at Lipa Batangas. In the Lipa fight Lieutenant Springer was killed and Captain Wilhelm and Lieutenant Lee mortally wounded. Cailles in Laguna Province signals surrender of one hundred guns to General Sumner at Santa Cruz tomorrow and the rest in three days.
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Prince Poniatowski Lands 50 Year Island Concession
Prince Poniatowski of San Francisco reportedly acquired a fifty year absolute concession for the island of Paraguay from the Sultan of Jolo ending in 1950. A $10 million company is formed to explore timber mining rubber and pearl resources and develop shipping roads and harbor works. John Anthony submitted documents to the Philippine Commission seeking endorsement. the Bates agreement and Sultan's authority may be referred to Washington.
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De Beers Agents Arrive in British Guiana
Kingston Jamaica June 14 Royal Mail steamer Orinoco from Southampton May 29 arrived today bringing two De Beers Mining Company representatives to inspect gold fields in British Guiana for potential operations. Large interior finds noted. Secretary of State for the Colonies Mr Chamberlain has barred further emigration of workers to the Quito Guayaquil railroad project under the American syndicate.
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Assyrian Wrecked Off Cape Race Holes Crews Safe
The Leyland Line steamer Assyrian went to pieces overnight off Cape Race. The tug Petrel, aiding the wreck, also wrecked. All crew and a female passenger were safe ashore in the Cape Race lighthouse and will be rescued by the Algerine. Photographs of four famous skippers are featured in The Sunday Tribune.
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Treasury buys varied US bonds in latest offering
Washington on June 14 the Secretary of the Treasury announced purchases of several bonds including 50 000 45 of 1907 at 113.8435 10 000 58 of 1904 at 108.9996 4 20 as of 1907 at 113.45 and 1 700 is of 1904 at 108.9996.
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Italy outlines foreign policy in long chamber speech
In the Rome chamber Signor Prinetti details aims to strengthen ties with Latin American states and maintain a steady tariff while pursuing renewed commercial treaties with Germany, Austria, the United States, and Russia. He defends the Triple Alliance and predicts stability in the Mediterranean balance as Italy seeks favored pacts.
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Woodmen pick Indianapolis for 1903 national convention
Telegraphic notes report the Modern Woodmen of America selecting Indianapolis as the site for their next national convention in 1903. Also noted are fires, a tribal leader's death, a double tragedy in Cleveland, a bank robbery and arson in Pittsburgh, and a train wreck near Rochester with minor injuries.
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Fire at St Petersburg shipyards destroys ships and stock
A massive blaze at Galleys Island shipyards in St Petersburg yesterday wrecked the slips and the cruiser Villas along with other vessels and government buildings. The fire crossed the Nova Fontanka Canal burning military warehouses. The Novoe Vremya reports twelve people were killed and damages total 10 000 rubles.
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Mrs Botha Arrives in The Hague Stays Near Scheveningen
Mrs. Botha has arrived in The Hague and is staying at a Scheveningen area hotel. She plans to visit Mr. Krieger during the stay.
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Minor Interior Official Attacked in St Petersburg
A minor Interior Ministry official was assaulted in St Petersburg today by an unidentified man. The incident sparked reports of a Nihilist outrage.
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Woman awarded damages in White Plains Supreme Court
Mrs. Sarah FE Stewart wins 20 000 from Metropolitan Street Railway Co of Manhattan after suit over being thrown from a Lexington Avenue car at Forty fifth Street on January 31 19 through company carelessness. Her hip was broken and she was crippled for life. She testified on crutches.
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Madrid Cabinet decides claims addressed to United States
In Madrid on June 144 the Queen Regent presided over a Cabinet Council that decided any claims from American subjects about the destruction of the battleship fame in Havana Harbor should be directed to the U S government under the Treaty of Paris.
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Extradition Granted for Bernard Adler in Bow Street Court
London June 14 Bernard Adler of New York was granted extradition by Bow Street Police Court today. Adler is wanted by New York police on a larceny charge and was arrested at Southampton on May 22.
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Morris High School Change Hearing In The Bronx
The Committee on Special and High Schools of Manhattan and The Bronx held a hearing on renaming Peter Cooper High School to Morris High School. Bronx residents opposed the change citing local tradition, while backers argued Peter Cooper’s name suggested charity and proposed Gouverneur Morris as an alternative.
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Russia Set Tariff Demands End Trade Talks With Germany
Berlin reports from St. Petersburg indicate Russia will not negotiate a commercial treaty with Germany if Berlin insists on a double tariff or even a minimal tariff. The news is attributed to the Russian government via the papers Kémische Zeittung Berliner Neueste Nachrichten and Hamburger Correspondent.
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Gold Shipment Ordered By National City Bank For Holland
The bank ordered 500000 in gold at the Sub Treasury to replace 400000 from its vaults for shipment to Holland aboard today’s steamer. Demand sterling closed at 4584. Foreign exchange houses expect only a small future gold flow abroad.
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Explosion at Paris factory kills fifteen. twenty injured
An explosion at a cartridge factory in the Les Moulineaux suburb near Paris leaves fifteen dead and about twenty injured, many severely. Most victims are women, and the blast causes extensive damage to workers.
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Population of English Cities and Census Trends
A June 14 report lists the five largest English cities by population excluding London: Liverpool 684,947 Manchester 343,969 Birmingham 522,182 Leeds 428,953 Sheffield 380,717. It notes gender totals, rural vs urban patient shares, and declines in birth and death rates since 1861. Christine Nilsson is not seriously ill according to a Copenhagen dispatch.
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Port Royal Mine Disaster Missing Men Rumors
Reports from Port Royal Pennsylvania state the explosion at the mine left eighteen men accounted for with two from Smithtown missing. Rumors spread of more victims possibly reaching thirty though verification would take time.
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Dutch Liberals Defeated in Second Chamber Elections
Amsterdam on June 14 reports the Liberal party suffered a defeat in the elections for the Second Chamber of the States-General.
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