Spain's sugar output tightens as duties eyed for relief
Spanith Sugar Pamine in Washington reports Spain unable to meet home demand of about 100000 tons annually with 60000 tons produced. consular agent Mertens says a government duty cut from 10234 per cent to 50 per cent is likely despite refinery opposition, as a revenue move. Air Army Oileer's Disgrace notes Captain John M Nell is dismissed after court martial for mess fund and financial misdeeds. Rioting at Barcelona renews with shops stoned, revolver fire, several wounded and 18 arrests, martial law expected. Baseball results include Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 1, Chicago 11 Pittsburgh 8, St Louis 9 Cleveland 4, Louisville 3 Cincinnati 2. Allentown 9 Paterson 6. Wilkesbarre 6 Lancaster 5 in 10 innings.
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Spanith
Pamine
Washington
Spain
Mertens
Valencia
Air Army Oileer
McKinley
John M. Nell
Fourth Cavalry
Barcelona
London
Brooklyn
Philadelpha
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Louisville
Cincinnati
Allentown
Paterson
Lancaster
Wilkesbarre
East Tennessee Editor Vows Sharp Stand Over Ad Claims
An editor in East Tennessee, recently paid a grindstone on an advertising account, declares he will use it to grind the life out of the first clever visitor who tries to instruct him on how to run a newspaper.
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Trrusa
East Tennessee
Sails and Winds Test Columbia Defenders in New York Race
In New York a 30 mile triangular race between the cup defender Columbia and the old Defender ended with Columbia three minutes and 53 seconds ahead unofficially. Poor sail fit and wind shifts limited Columbia despite showing speed in light and heavy air, with formal official trials planned for September.
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New York
Columbia
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Jersey
Navesink
Sandy Hook
Vanderbilt
Captain Barr
C. Oliver Iselin
Mrs. Iselin
Newberry Thorne
William E. Iselin
Herbert W. Leeds
Woodbury Kane
Iselin
Captain Rhodes
Defender
William Butler Duncan
Commodore Morgan
Herbert Leeds
Friends of the Columbia
Butter Duncan
New York Yacht Club
Ives Loses Case With State Fisheries and Forest Board
Frank C. Ives the billiard expert loses his case against the state fisheries and forest commission. Appellate division affirms judgment for $100 damages and $224.56 costs. Ives hunted wild deer with a dog in state forests and appealed the ruling. A separate item notes a fatal accident at Worth Brothers plant injuring T. N. Ross and Frank Humphrey. American cricketers win in a match against Canadian college elevens by an inning and 60 runs.
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Ives
Albany
Third Appellate Division
Frank C. Ives
Forest
Jie Hiad
Coatesville
Worth Brothers & Cosster
T. N. Ross
Frank Humphrey
Ross
Philadelphia
Germantown Cricket Club
United States
Dreyfus Prison Scene Shifts to More Cheerful Tone
Newsreel notes Dreyfus in better spirits after visit with his wife in Rennes. Gendarmes clear surrounding streets as crowds glimpse the pair’s movements. Captain Dreyfus, in a blue serge suit and soft hat, exercises in the prison yard under warder supervision before returning to the residence of Muse Godard.
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Avsprper
Rennes
France
Mmoe
Dreyfus
Priven
Natu
Muse
Godard
Captain Dreyfus
American Lady Honored as Congress President
Mrs May Wright Sewall president of the United States council of the Women's International Congress has been elected to succeed the Countess of Aberdeen as president of the congress. The next meeting will be in Berlin.
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May Wright Sewall
Women's International Congress
London
United States Council of the Women's International
Congress
Countess of Aberdeen
Berlin
Attempted Assassination of Ex King Milan in Belgrade
In Belgrade ex king Milan of Servia narrowly escaped an assassination when a 28 year old assailant fired four shots from a revolver, wounding Milan in the back and Adjutant Lukitch in the hand. The attacker was not identified and was arrested as Milan rode in an open carriage.
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Akiing
Milan
Servia
Belgrade
Alexander of
Lukitch
Michael Street
Alexander
Champion Tr2.ist Jim Apifries Returns as Hero in San Francisco
Fire at Couitersille California destroys business district. Losses total unknown. In a separate tragedy, Charles Orr of Teansend New York and a Mr Armetrens Tr ung near Waar drowned in Lake Waneta while fishing. A thousand American miners who bought provisional licenses from British Columbia officials later cancelled by law claim 3.09 million dollars in damages.
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Jim Apifries
San Pransiecy
Couitersille
Cal
Lass
Charles Orr
Teansend
N.Y
Armetrens
Waar
Lake Waneta
British Columbia
Enlistment of Volunteers for Philippines Regiments Ordered
Washington July 7. The army will raise volunteers for service in the Philippines with eight majors and seven more colonels appointed to command new regiments. Recruiting will begin next week with stations in all states. Enlistments offer no citizenship or educational restrictions, and regiments will organize under the March 2 1899 act, each about 50 officers and 1309 enlisted men.
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Washington
Philippines
Camp Meade
Connecticut
New York
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
District of Columbia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Otis
United States
Qotis
James M. Bell
First Cavalry
James §. Pettit
First Infantry
Fourth
Immune
Hare
Kobbe
Spanish Heroes Released From Baler After Siege End
Spanish defenders of the fortress at Baler are released after a protracted siege. Governor Aguinaldo’s decree frees civilian officials and soldiers. a Spanish convoy returns to Manila with Filipino escorts. The 22 survivors, many boys in blue and red, are hailed by cheering crowds as they recount their perilous ordeal.
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Detroit
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Edee
Jong Distanece
Maula
Tarlac
Aguinaldo
del Rio
Balor
Luzon
Tarlae
San Fernando
Manila
Baler
Marlin
Martin
Floods in Texas Reach Across Brazos River
Reports from Sunnyside near Brookshire describe the Brazos and Elm Creek joining to form a river five to six miles wide and 60 to 70 feet deep. Nineteen people were rescued from a skiff built from shed and outbuilding materials as cattle sought shelter in treetops. Two houses were carried away with occupants clinging to survive. Life loss figures vary. The News cites two deaths in the Lower Brazos flood. Food supplies are said to sustain displaced individuals until waters recede.
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Galveston
Sunnyside
Brookshire
Brazon
Elm Creek
Houston
Lfe
Gulf
Lower
Brazos
Sensational Gomez Plot Allegations Hit San Domingo
Sensational report in El Reconcentrado accuses General Maximo Gomez of plotting to overthrow the San Domingo government. It claims Gomez seeks to become dictator with Dominican allies to organize an expedition and kill President Heureaux, though the story is largely discredited. Also notes Alaska gold search outcomes and General Wheeler’s Philippine assignment.
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San Domingo
Havana
el Reconcentrado
Maximo Gomez
Gomez
Bautista
Heureaux
Robert Bonner Dead and city notes on his life
New York July 7 publisher Robert Bonner of the New York Ledger died at his home after months of illness. He built the Ledger into a leading weekly through aggressive advertising and high pay to authors. Bonner, born in Ireland in 1824, championed horse foot study and kept his fast horses from racing for money. His death follows the losses of friends and family, including his son Andrew Allen Bonner. Vienna police disperse large Socialist demonstration amid municipal site debates.
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London
Liberal and
Radical Party
Oldham
Robert Ascroft
James Francis Oswald
Northstead
Alfred Emmett
Walter Runciman
Winster Spencer Churchill
Lord Randolph Churchill
J. W. Mawdsley
The
Amalgamated Operative Cotton Spinners
Kev
John Hell
Andrew Vaden
New York
Robert Bonner
New York Ledger
Bonner
Robert Edwin Bonner
Francis Bonner
Herbert Bonner
Francis Ford
Roy
John Nail
Andrew Allen Bonner
Tarrytown
Munn
Ireland
Hartford
the Mirror
Merchants Ledger
Fanny Fern
Ledger
Norwood
S& Story
Henry Ward Beecher
Divine
Capitola
Joseph Harper
Harper & Bros
Commodore Vanderbilt
General Grant
Vienna
Adjer
Herren Baumann
Bretschheider
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Ohio
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N. Market St
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W. Church St
Frederick
WM. S. Miller & CO
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Bucekeystown
Old Traber
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F.G. Thomnas
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Brigdewly
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
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Feigenspan
Pabst
Rochester
C. N
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Anheuser-Busch
HOWARD_ HOUSE
America Plan
Central Lomstien
NEWS
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Nervita Medical Co
Clifton & Jackson
Illinois
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Avery
A.B. Coox
Bellefontaine
Canada
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Wek Hoghee & C9
Promiere
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Frederick, Ma
F.L. Camp & CO
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Patterzon Institute of Osteopathe
Washington Loan & Trust Bodine
Washington, D. C
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J. T. Pyles
West Patrick Street
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