The Filipino Campaign Costs and Intrigue Revealed
Manila May 12 The revolutionary government faced heavy costs from filibustering. A cargo of 500 rifles and 30.08 rounds of ammunition reportedly cost 187000 Mexican money and bribes for officials were noted as squeeze money. Acuna ldo’s letters show gifts to Japan and mentions of foreign firms. Panatalon Garcia discovered hiding, identified as senior Gonzales, amid bandaged head and rations with Funston’s forces.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Acuinaldo
Japan
Buencamino
Sem
Panatalon Garcia
Jaen
Calentura
Lieutenant Day
Gonzales
Day
Pana- Garcia
Panta
Caramata
Funston
MacArthur's Rule in Manila Governs Civil Bureaus
Manila May 15 General MacArthur shifts workload to bureau chiefs and staff officers assigning responsibility for results. Passes through lines now issued by the provost marshal. Lieutenant Colonel F E Crowder named secretary to the Military Governor with wide oversight of judiciary customs revenue posts telegraph treasury and more.
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Manila
MacArthur
Otis
Stanley
F E. H. Crowder
Hess
Colonel Crowder
Treasury
Crowder
Conquest of Bohol by Major Hale Presses Peaceful Occupation
Major H C Hale with three companies of the 44th Infantry has taken Bohol without fighting. The island, smaller than Panay, had a local republic allied to Aguinaldo. Local officials advised cooperation, transferring power to U S authorities while preserving some Filipino laws. Hale installed them as servants of the United States and began public improvements, schools, and roads, though locals keep the Filipino flag raised until Americans pass.
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Bohol
Manila
H. C. Hale
44Th Infantry
Panay
Senate
Congress
Republic of Bohol
United States
Hale
Aguinaldo
Tolstoi on death by own action ethics
The London Morning Post reports Count Tolstoi condemning suicide as immoral and senseless. He argues life is indestructible and meant for natural death, personal perfection, and service to general welfare. He cites Optina monk who endured paralysis with faith, saying silent suffering benefits many and proves life’s value.
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London Morning Post
Count Tolstoi
Optina
Red peppers and buzzards dead Mexicans hot
Alfred J. Smith of Nogales tells a Star man about two observed traits in his region buzzards and tamales. He notes Mexicans love red peppers and add them generously to meals and claims buzzards will not eat the body of a pepper-saturated victim.
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Washington Star
United States
Alfred J. Smith
Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
Arizona
Calla
Financial Markets Report Week Movements in Stocks and Bonds
The week’s chief active stocks and bonds show lower values amid treasury condition updates. Rail road earnings are noted, with movement across major indices and bonds reflected in the tables.
Bank and Stock Market Totals and Rail Earnings
Summary of weekly stock prices and totals for unlisted and small lots. Treasury cash balance, receipts, expenditures, and year to date changes. Bank exchanges, shares sold, and railroads earnings for several lines with mileage figures and monthly/annual totals. Includes Georgia lines, Western New York and Pennsylvania, and Atlantic and West Point data.
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Treasury
U. S
Wall Street Outlook Cautious Amid Uncertainty
The week on Wall Street shows optimism tempered by caution as bear traders predict disaster while markets reflect a readjustment. Despite gloom, actual business activity remains heavy, with railroad earnings ahead of last year and a steady foreign trade balance, aided by government deposits and potential gold shipments. The article notes crop reports being weak and cautions against overreacting to political campaign effects on markets.
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Wall Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
France
Berlin
United States
China
Treasury receipts report from customs and internal revenue
The United States Treasury last week received 1,166,397 from customs, 95,914,920 from internal revenue, and 1,558,068 from miscellaneous sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Treasury
United States Treasury
Americans Show Week Slump in London Trading
In London on June 17, Americans were distinctly weak through the week with each closing lower. Northern Pacific fell 3 points while Baltimore and Ohio dropped 24, Union Pacific 1 1/2, Erie preferred 1, Norfolk and Western 1, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe preferred 1/2, New York Ontario and Western 1/2, and Washington 1/2.
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Bates
Bancomane
Ams Express
Amer Tel & Cable
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Ray Vid Transit
TOS
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brunswick
Roch & Pitts
R & Nor
Canada Parish
Canada Southern
Central of New Jersey
Chicago
East
St Paul
Tha Ik
Iil
Lou Bay
Eling
Ea Eens
Duluth
Olaf
Hocking
Tnt
Internaticer
Iowa
Knick Fea Mining
An Usedes
Laclede Western
Lake
Lake Shore
Long Island
Louisville & vi
Manhattan
Metropolitan Street
Minneapolis & St Lou
Nissouri Kansas & Tepat
Aor Bi
Missouri Pacific
Morris & Essex
National Biscuit
Son
New-York Air Prake
New-York Central
Chic
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
Pennania
Wees
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peoria Decatur & Evans
Peoria Gas & C
Beeee
Pere Marquette
Ss Pcc & St Louis
Pitts & W
Pullman
Aebbe
Eaeel
Republic Iron & Tee
St Joseph
Grand Island
St Louis
San Francisco
Lee
St Leouis & Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Ray
Southern Railroad
Tennessee Coal Ron
Texas & Pacific
Um Third Avenue Railry
Twin City Rapid Transi
Union Bag & Paper
Union Pacific
United States Express
United States Leather
United States
Wells-Fargo Express
Western Union Telegraph
Wheeling & Sake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Rica Mae Wessnenay
Eee Bawtoete
Bhaesene
London
Northern Pacific Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Norfolk and Western
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
New York, Ontario and Western
Wabash
Tribune Reports Railroads’ First Week June Earnings
The Tribune lists gross earnings for sixty six railroads in early June. Fifty six show gains totaling $749,272 an 11.1 percent rise while ten show losses of $78,483.
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the Tribune
Miscellaneous Securities Brief from Hatch Furnishings
Frederic H. Hatch of 30 Broad Street furnishes a list of miscellaneous securities and stocks. The item highlights various ordinary shares and market entries without detailed figures or dates.
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Frederic H. Hatch
Dividend notices from Empire Steel and Chicago Great Western
A collection of notices announces semi annual dividends on preferred stock and debentures, with dates for record holders, transfer book closures, and payment. Companies include Empire Steel, Chicago Great Western Railway, Western Union, and Trenton Potteries, naming secretaries and treasurers.
Northern Pacific voting trustees to close transfer books
The transfer books for Northern Pacific Railway Company common stock will close in New York and Berlin at 2 P M July 11 1900 and reopen at 10 A M July 24 1900. On August 3 1900 trustees will distribute a dividend of one percent to entitled holders as shown on records. New York Deutsche Bank agents for voting trustees.
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Empire Steel & Iron Company
Glen Wright
Western Union Telegraph Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
New York
Northe Pacific Railway, Company
George H. Earl
Wall Street
Berlin
Deutsche Bank
Yurt Houge
Pittsbur
County of
Allegheny
Court House
W. E Thomps
Real and Personal Estate Rents and Safes in New Jersey
An advertisement outlines services for real and personal estate rents, burglar and fireproof vaults, and guaranteed titles across New Jersey. It lists trustees and agents including John F. Dryden, James W. Alexander, James H. Hyde, Leslie D. Ward, Thomas N. Eiart, Edgar B. Ward, William Scheerer, Schuyler B. Jackson, Charles Frick, Uzal Hf. Ittgage, Jerome Taylor, J Herbert Ballantine, William N. 00, Thomas N. Mec. Jr., William H. St. Forrest F. Dryd Henry Redmo McCarter.
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New Jersey
JOHN F._ DRYDEN
James W. Alexander
James H. Hyde
Leslie D. Ward
THOMAS _N. eiARTER
Edgar B. Ward
William Scheerer
Schuyler B. Jackson
Char A. Frick
Uvzal HF
JEROME_ TAYLOR
J. Herbert Ballantine
William N
Thomas N. Mec. JR
William H. ST. Forrest F. Dryd Henry
Redmo McCarter
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Am Steel & W. m Sugar
Atchison
Ues
Archadj
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MK & T
LSW
TSIL
Ches
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New-York Clearing House
New-York Stock Exchange
Columbus and
Georgia
Alabama
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West Virginia Central
Pittsburg
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Elgin
Joliet
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Rez Stered
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Ross
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Agricultural Chem
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Aé&o
Amer, Hide & Leather
Am. Press Association
Soda Foun
Barney & 50
Bay State
British Columbia
Celluloid
Cen
Ches. & Pot Tel
Chesebrough Mfg
H. B
Consolidated Equipment
F&a
Oe Co. of America
Electric
Empire & Bay State
Empire Steel
Semele
Flemington Coal & Coke
General Chemical Nee
General Chemical
Havana Commercial
Herring-Hall-Marvin
Hoboken Ferry
Hoboken Land & Improre
Hudson River
International Pump
J. B. Stetson
Madison
Q. Garden
Markeen Copper
National Enamel & Stamp
National Enamel & S
Ational Gramophone
National Wall
Wee Ans
E. R. Ferry
Wee
N. J. Tet
Otis Elevator
Old Dominion
Ges
Penn
Pitts. Bessemer
Carri
Pratt & Whitney
Procter & Gambie
Procter & Gambi
Man. Co
Simmons Hardware
Singer Mfg Co
Swift & Beeeterse Ee
St. Ferry
Wi - Teleg
Telephone & Ca
Tennessee Copper
Trenton Potteries
New
Union
Union Switch & Signal
Union Steel & Chain
Union Typewriter
S. Glass
Glass
Worthington
M&n
Acker, Merrall & Condit
J&j Barney
Brooklyn
A . & O. Grain Elevator Inc
Iy & O. Grain Elevator
Fischer-Joned- Jewell
M&s Hoboken L
International Silver
Iron Steamboat
Madison Square
Metropolitan Ferry
N. J. Steamboat
M&wn
Mé&s
N. J
Proc. & Gan
Richmond
Rapid Transit
S. I. Rapid Transit
Swift & Co
Chicago Great Western Railway Co
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
R. C. Wight
St. Paul, Minn
Sais Bates Rr
Ig “i Retary
M. T. Wilbur
Trenton Potteries CO
Trenton
Syuth
Co. E. Lawton
Fidelity Trust Company
Newark, N. J
Uzal H. Wecarter
John F. Dryden
Jerome Taylor
Frederick W.ayser
Ittgagse
Registrar
Trams
Scenes
Ercretary and Treasure
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Bankers
Nassau & Pine Sts
New York City
Congress Street
Boston
United States Trust Go
Hanover National Bank
Bank of the Republic
P. J. Goodhart & Co
Wall ST
N. W. Hae
Travelers’ Letters of Credit
Iris & 60
ERS
Hatch & Foote
Nassau & 18 Wall St
N. Y
N. Y. Stock Exchange
R. L. Day& CO
Broad ST
Water ST
Erie Railroad Company
Cortlandt ST
Ebridger & Eris Juailroad
A. Donaldson
Tribune
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Cor
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Columb Ave
Otha
Bleecker-et. Gist-st
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Bleecher-st
Ste R. W. G. Nowell
Imerican and Foreign Teachers' Agency
ee J. _YOUNG- FULTON
Trion Square
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12Th-St
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