Death by own action of Barnato on Scot voyage
London reports confirm Barney Barnato, the South African diamond magnate, died by his own hand after leaping from the Scot near mid Atlantic while en route from Cape Town to Southampton. Despite watching and steadying efforts, heavy seas and rapid speed hindered rescue. Barnato's body was recovered and embalmed for return to England. Mrs Barnato and children were aboard. The Stock Exchange remained active but cautious, noting no direct market impact from his death.
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London
Union Steamship Company
Scot
Barney Barnato
Diamond King
Cape Town
Southampton
Funchal
Barnato
Barnage
England
Barnatoe
The
Stock Exchange
Barnatto
Illinois anti butterine bill signed by governor
Springfield June 36 The anti butterine bill prohibiting entering butterine or oleomargarine for market was signed by the governor. It will practically cease manufacture in Illinois by July. Four Chicago firms make 20,000,000 pounds yearly with $600,000 in internal revenue. Major firms may move machinery to Hammond Ind or Kansas City. Closing Chicago plants will cost hundreds of jobs. Farmers gain about $3,060,600 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Elgin
Tllinois
Chicago
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Kansas City
G. H. Hammond & Co
Braun & Firs
Hammond
Ind
Dr Bull’s Pills Tonic Endorsed by Mrs Black
An Angolan resident Mrs Jennie Black reports many acquaintances praise Dr John W Bull’s Pills as a tonic. The ad notes a sixty pill box for 25 cents, trial box 10 cents, available from A C Meyer & Co in Baltimore or by mail, urging consumers to avoid substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bull
Jennie Black
Angola
Ind
Dr. Bull
A.C. Meyer & Co
Balto
Sugar Schedule Completed in Tariff Debate
The senate finished the sugar schedule in the tariff bill with changes on Dutch standard grades and testing, defeating Lindsay’s amendment to lower rates. Amendments by Pettigrew Chilton and Pasco were also introduced as anti trust provisions were debated amid discussions by Senators Morgan Pettus Hoar and Allison.
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Washington
Senate
Pace PT
Hawaii
Lindsay
Kentucky
Pettgren
Alabama
Messrs
Morgan
Pettus
Hoar
Allison
McEnery
Pettigrew
Chilton
Pasco
Dauntless Sighting Arms Run In Hillsborough Bay
Tampa reports a mysterious armed shipment entering Hillsborough bay on Monday night aboard a loaded schooner. The Dauntless allegedly loaded arms for Cuba, while a second schooner and the Adams figure in conflicting rumors. Reports place Captain Parlin of Carrabelle amid flurry of activity as authorities probe a possible contraband run.
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Tampa
Fla
Hillsborough Bay
Alada River
Key West
J. E. Cartuya
Charles Silva
K. West
Ge Bay
Ber Hut
West Tampa
Bay
Caderes
Monda
Adams
Biscayne
Cuba
Dauntless
Carrabelle
Parlin
Clyde
Exoneration Declares No Charges Against Officials
June 6 city court verdicts exonerate Militis and Oftctatin in the death of Harry Bell near Urbann. The coroner’s inquest finds a bullet from a Company A member caused the fatal wound during attempted jail defense. Similar verdict for Upton Baker’s death and notes on mayor and sheriff actions.
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Urbann
Guverior
Asa Bushrell
Lewis H. McLain
C. H. Gan- Son
Themi
Upton Baker
Hawaiian Annexation Treaty Deliberations and Debt Debate
The article outlines the Hawaiian annexation treaty process, noting signatures from Secretary Sherman and a Hawaiian commissioner, delays at the White House, and the Senate’s anticipated quick action if a majority supports annexation. It discusses the United States assuming Hawaii’s debt, potential impacts on treaty passage, and parallels to Alaska’s 1867 annexation.
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Wastiogtes
Sherman
United States
Hatch
Lorin ‘Thurstan
Department
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hawaii
Alaska
House
Congress
Iussia
Taxation of Aliens and a State Fence Bill Debate
Governor signed Campbell bill imposing a 3 cent daily tax on all employed unnaturalized foreigners with revenue to state counties and the school fund. House opposition delayed fence legislation and a bicycle tax was defeated while debates over road and utility uses continued.
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Pesgm
Ilvania
Harrizburz
Hesttowsterdas
Campbell
Fayette
Connell
Lackawanna
Aly. Connell
Scott
Philadelphia
Alr
Baldwin
Delaware
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League action featured Brookly n over Chicago 8 to 4 in Brooklyn. Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 in Philadelphia. Boston beat Cincinnati 16 to 4. Baltimore lost to Baltimore. New York tied with New York. St Louis beat Washington 3 to 10 in Washington. Eastern League games included Syracuse losing to Scranton 4 to 0. Toronto defeating Springfield 14 to 0. Rochester splitting with Wilkes-Barre 10 to 2 in second game. Atlantic League notes Hartford beat Hartford 10 to 0. Lancaster defeated Norfolk 2 to 0. Paterson defeated Newark 7 to 0. Reading beat Richmond 3 to 2.
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Brooklvyn
Chicago
Brooklin
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Baltimore
New York
St. Louie
Washington
Pittburg
Syracug-Steacuse
Scranton
Toronto
Springfield
Rochester
Wilkesbarre
Buffalo
Providence
Hartford—athletic
Hartford
Lancaster
Norfolk
Paterston
Paterson
Newark
Reading
Richmond
Wall Street stalls gains as prices halt in trading
Prices on the Stock Exchange reversed progress on June 15 as early gains faded. Several major stocks closed slightly above or below the prior night’s levels amid general dullness. In Philadelphia, flour and grain markets showed quiet or steady trading with mixed quality bids across wheat, corn, oats, and rye. Cattle and hog markets in East Liberty reflected steady to active conditions with higher quality meats firming and lower yields soft.
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Wall Street
New York
Stock Exchange
Nees
London
Bake
Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Ithesa
Central
del & Hudson
N.Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Erie
Lake Erie
St. Paul
Agst
Philadelphia
City Mills
Wea
Delaware
New York Dairy
Llaner
Tin Finns Sivalis
Reat Sons
Iss . Mars
Tles
Bng
Megie
East Liberty
Seven Year Focus Havoc on Long Island Vegetation
Nation in brief notes seven year focus harming plant life on Long Island. President McKinley misses Denver gold mining convention sending regrets. Henry Ettien coal mine near Birmingham on fire with all workers safe but potential great damage. Debs allied figures push social utopia with Edward Bellamy and Myron Reed. Kennedy released from Eastern penitentiary. Havana distress worsens with hunger and shortages. People conserve American food amid crisis.
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Long Island
McKinley
Denver
Colo
Henry Etvien
Birmingham
Ala
Edward Bellamy
Professor Parsons
Myron W. Reed
Eugene V. Debs
Francis W. Kennedy
Forior
Spring Garden National Bank
Philadelphia
Eastern
Havana
John S. Shriver
New York
Senate
Seers Ce ia Proclaim National Joy After March 18 1906
A brief item notes that since March 18 1906 seers Ce ia announce long awaited happiness. The report records a wave of optimistic forecasts and public enthusiasm accompanying the proclamation. No further names or places are specified in the readable text.
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Seers Ce Ia
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Hoods
I National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Senest J. Knabe, Jr., D. Mason J. Wesley Guest
TJ. Knabe, Jr
Wm Knabe
Prine Manufect
Plinton P. Paine
Paine & McLaran
Phomas W. Hall
Ilbur PF
J. Ackson
Continental Nat'l Bank
Soward Raine
Ames D. Mason
James D. Mason Co
J. Winslow Williame
Duquesne
Central Hardware Co
Central Hotel
Balding
W. Patrick
Hiliam A. Mansfield
ANKER
Frederick City
Immon HY
R Johnson
Sotarr
Frederick
Inest Helfenstein
Insurance
West
Patrick Street
Aodenly
T Miller
Hen Coarde
Madeira Island
Illinois
Shelbyville
Ira Oldham
Elmer Huffman
Oldham
O Huffman
Bruffman
Andre Oldham
Wison
Andrew Oldham
Central City
Gilpin County
Johns Hopkins
Mary Secord Packard
Baronne
X. J
Vassar
John Kreskows
Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
Bela
Ste Rabanvad
Tee Meesas
Miles
Nelson A. Miles
J. N. Miller
Armstrong
Naples
Austria
Italy
France
General Miles
Japan
San Francisco
Yokohama
Peoria
Pittsburg
Wil
Independent Order of Sons of Israel
York
Massasoit
Sharkey ChaNertes Maher
Tom Sharkey
Peter Maher
Maher
Dan Lynch
Sharkey
al Smith
Ireland
Jndge Fitzgerald
St. Mary’s
Kan
J S. Fitzgerald
Kansas
Dr. Angell
Farkey
State Department
Constantinople
Terrell
Throwtus
Thetp Guild
Easton
Harry Dp. Clauser
Seldersville
Clauser
Paol House
Bethlehem
Heath
Fancilus
Wetentiy
Professor Fanciuli
Marine Band
Draper
Maine
Haywood
Navy Department
Altoona
Mitchell
Gallitzin
GaUitizin
Amos F. Sigendali
Sigendail
Buteler
Kingston
Willian Brown
Martha Watson
Martha
Brown
Cranston Prison
Geneseo
John N. Bates
Beloit
Wis
Bates
Aairs
Curtin
Charles Lewis Robinson
Young Robinson
Martin
Gay
Peter Vasalke
Pete’ Wassell
Joseph Krupersavage
Montreal
Dominion
Victoria Squares
Brount Royal
Magowan
Trenton
Frank A. Magowan
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Howard Dunning
Cedarhurst
I.L
John Harvard
Hawaian
Ella Coal Company
Webster Coal Company
Webb- Stier
MeKersport
States
Hannah
Siocum
Long Branch
Punty
Slocum
Woma
West Point N. YF
Bertram Sanders
Arkansas
Tnele Sam
Sub-Treasury
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