Morgan Proposes Anglo American Bank of One Billion Capital
London reports J P Morgan plans to form a vast Anglo American bank with 1 billion dollars capitalization to serve European and American banking, aiming to replace existing agencies. Backers include Rothschilds and other top capitalists. such a bank would dwarf current totals, though some deem the plan impractical due to national banking laws.
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Associated Press
New York
London
J. P. Morgan 4G
Caid
Europe
America
Morgan
Stuperdous
United States Steel Corporation
Hothschilds
Wall Street
J. P Morgan & Co. Stupendous
Bank of France
Deutsche Bank of Berlin
Bank of Spain
Bank of England
Banque Imperiale Ottomans
Turkey
August Belmont
Rothschilds
London Dispatch
Hempstead
L. L
New York City
Mammoth Bank
Philippine tariff stands until new tariff enacted
A Manila dispatch reports the Philippine tariff remains in force until a Washington drafted tariff is implemented. It notes Collector Smith’s forthcoming report showing thirty two months of American occupation duties with imports at 14,376,000 and exports at 31,698,250. Totals for values and duties exceed ten-year Spanish-era averages.
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Ascoriated
Manilla
Washington
Col. Edward
Smith
M McCord Named U S Marshal in Arizona and Other Appointments
The president appointed Elmer B. Stephenson collector of internal revenue for Nebraska district and Myron H. McCord United States marshal for Arizona territory, with McCord former governor of the territory. Army appointments include Chaplains William W. Brander James L. Griffes John C. Granville and John M. Moose and Captains Henry H. Whitney and Alfred B. Putnam.
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Osy Apoced
Washington, D. C
Elmer B. Stephenson
Internal Revenue
District of
Nebraska
Myron H. McCord
United States
Territory of
Arizona
McCord
Territory
Wm. W. Brander
James L. Griftes
Jonn C. Granville
John M. Moose
Artillery Corps
Henry H. Whitney
Leutenante
L,be, Colaman
Alfred B, Putnam
Rescission Granted in Angloay Divorce Decree
The Cunard Line president of probate and ad miralty in the High Court of Justice recalled the divorce decree granted to the Marchioness of Angleay in November. The application to rescind was heard in camera.
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London
Cunard Ine
High Court of Justice
Angleay
WRECK IN WYOMING NEAR HANNA
The over land limited east bound on the Union Pacific derailed today near Hanna Wyoming. It is not known if any person was killed or injured. The train, due here at 6 30 pm, was expected to arrive about 8 oclock this evening.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Jane
Overland Limited
Tfnion Pacific
Hanna
Chance Shot Wins Today at Kempton Park race
Chance shot Maher won at Kempton Park in a Walton mile selling plate race. Londo and Jones were among the runners as the event concluded with a decisive finish.
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Londo
Jones
Maher
Kempton Park
Wounded duel ends as seconds halt Parc des Princes clash
In Paris, June 4 A duel at Parc des Princes between Major Hegis the anti semite mayor of Algebra and M Labordesque an Algerian journalist ended when M Regis was wounded in the forearm after nine teen rounds. Seconds and spectators sparked a quarrel prompting a halt and prompting word of another duel with Malate Leroy and Bresher Gaucher.
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Associated Press
Paria
Parc Des Princes
Hegis
Algebra
M.] Laberdesque
M. Regis
Labordeague
Malato
Thomesgueux
Suizabacher
M. Labordesque
Malate
Leroy
Labordesque
M. Bresher
Gaucher
M. Regiy
4 Temps
Lawson Aims to Race Independence in Newport Schedule
Associated Press reports Thomas W. Lawson plans to race the Independence as much as possible through the season after it is stated the vessel cannot defend. The first engagement will be Newport against the Constitution and Columbia on July 3, 4 and 6. A letter to Commodore Lewis Casa Ledyard from Lawson expresses willingness to continue discussions but signals no change in plan.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Thomas W. Lawson
Newport
Constitution
Columbia
Lawson
Mr. Lawson
New York Yacht Club
Lewis Casa Ledyard
Miami Steamship Arrives at Ogdensburg For Duluth Run
The steamship Miami arrived up the St. Lawrence from Miami Florida on June 8. After coaling she cleared for Duluth and will operate between Duluth and Mackinaw during the summer, returning in fall to run between Florida and West India ports. The vessel is 254 feet long, forty feet beam, eleven feet draught, twin screws and can carry 2 200 passengers.
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Associated Press
Ogdensburg
Miami
St. Lawrence
Fla
Duluth
Mackinaw
Florida
West India Ports
Bernhardt Still Doubtful for Romeo Role in England
London reports that Mme. Bernhardt remains unsure about playing Romeo to Maude Adams's Juliet. She joked at accepting the offer, but the response was serious. She would love to perform Romeo in English yet doubts she could master the language sufficiently.
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Associated ,Press
London
Saran Bernhardt
Associated Press
Romeo
Maude Adams
Juliet
Mme. Bernhardt
Engilah
WILL NOT RESIGN
St Paul Minnesota June 8 President Mellen of the Northern Pacific said he has not resigned and does not contemplate doing so in response to a published statement.
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President Mellen
Northern Pacific
Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Mellen
The
Mrs McKinleys Health Update From White House Bulletin
Washington June 8 The official bulletin reports Mrs McKinleys illness is a blood infection from a finger bone felon treated in Los Angeles. Endocarditis and diarrhoea followed but she shows improvement. Her birthday brought flowers and sympathy from Belgium with a message to the president.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
McKinley
Los Angeles
Washington
Sensation in Court as Lulu Kennedy collapses in trial
In Kansas City on June to the shock of court observers Lulu Prince Kennedy on trial for the murder of her husband Philip Kennedy collapsed sobbing as admissible testimony from Bertie Litchfield was presented. Witnesses Wm Hacker Clifford Lawson and Misa Litchfield tied Bert Prince nearby with a family conspiracy theory surrounding the shooting at Kennedy's office. The trial was adjourned until Monday.
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Kansas City
Lulu Prince- Kennedy
Husbant
Philip Kennedy
Kennedy
Eastern Transportation Company
Tudge Wofford
Bertie Litchfield
Bert Prince
Wm. T. Hacker
Mia
Clifford Lawson
Prince
Misa Litchfield
Lulu
C. W. Prince
Immigrants at Manila report from Washington June
Immigrants arriving at Manila from July to November 190 reported totals: 6,202 people with 07 females. Among them 6,500 had prior residence in the Philippines, 8,302 illiterate, and 1,517 brought $80 or more. Chinese numbered 4,672. Americans 49. Spanish 25. English 143. Japanese 83.
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Washington, D. C
Manilla
Philippines
Fire destroys Peony's boat factory at Omro
A small wooden boat factory in Omro's western town area burned last night around ten after a blaze broke out in inflammable contents. The fire quickly consumed the building and its tools, patterns, and insured stock. The Edward Guards held a social at Good Templary ball, organized last fall with two companies of about twenty five members each, led by L. Lake, F. Bennett as captains, Dr. Hurlburt commandant, and BP Wheeler vice commandant.
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Apedal
Omro
Atiall
Peony
Epward
Good Templary Ball
Imperial edict delays court return to Pekin
An imperial edict from Shanghai June 6 postpones the court's return to Pekin due to hot weather and the dowager empress's age. Astrologers call September 1 a lucky day to begin the journey, with Jed Breas reporting the notice.
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Hawk
Jed Breas
Shanghai
Jude
Pekin
Kaukauna Woman Arrested for Burglary and Thefts
Kate Bel alias Gray of Meenan was arrested by Kaukauna and Neenah chiefs after a Ristau hotel burglary linked by a gold watch pawned in Appleton. The offender, described as an old offender, previously faced misconduct charges in Neenah. Press termination occurred before Justice Cook with a second hearing planned next week.
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North Western
Kaukauna
Kate Belalias Gray
Meenan
Conlon
James Brown
Neenah
Ristau
Appleton
Justice Cook
Postmasters Held Over Until Congress Convenes
Washington policy outlined by President to hold over postmasters and federal officers whose terms expire during recess. Mercer Nebraska inquiries show reappointments would be delayed until Congress convenes to avoid extra bond filings. some fixed-tenure posts may still be appointed during recess.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
Mercer
Nebraska
White House
Congress
Falls From Dome Fatal Accident In Buffalo Navy Commander
Commander J H Bull of the United States Navy fell from the dome of a government building in Buffalo and was fatally injured. His skull was fractured above the left eye and a leg broken. Hospital authorities report his injuries serious but potentially recoverable.
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Buffalo
J. MH. Bell
United States Navy
Associated Press
J. H. Bull
Bull
Population of incorporated cities climbs to over ten thousand
The census bureau issued a bulletin revealing the population of incorporated places nationwide. It lists 10,02 places in the country, an increase from 7,578 in a previous year, highlighting growth in municipal populations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Census Office Today
Two killed by the cars in railway accident near Detroit
A Detroit Grand Haven Milwaukee passenger train struck a wagon carrying Edward Yorkey and his twelve year old daughter about seven miles from Detroit. Both died in the morning. Yorkey, about forty, lived in Royal Oak and was bound for his home when struck.
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Detroit
Mick
Grand Haven
Milwaukee
Edward Yorkey
Yorkey
Royal Oak
United States Calls For Hague Arbitration On Pekin Indemnities
Washington officials report the United States has urged powers to submit the Pekin indemnity questions to The Hague for arbitration. Secretary Hay approved a proposal after Mr Rockhill sought authority, suggesting the Pekin ministers are deeply entangled and seeking a way out.
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Éeem
United States
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Pekin
Hage Tribunal
Rockhill
Hay
Brown Chosen Again as RCDIA Leader
After closing their sixth annual convention in Chicago on June 8, over 276 members of the Retail Coal Dealers association of Illinois and Wisconsin departed for a lake trip to the Buffalo exposition aboard the steamer Manitou. Officers elected were President R. C. Brown of Oshkosh Wisconsin Vice President W. M. Banford of Freeport Illinois Secretary Frank E. Lukens of Chicago Treasurer Joseph Vial of La Grange Illinois.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dill
Joseph Vial
la Grange
Ill
Release of Assyrian Near Cape Race
Divers report it will be easy to tow off the Leyland line steamer Assyrian aground off Cape Race Newfoundland. A wrecking tug with pumps is en route from Sydney to keep holds dry and prevent foundering as the vessel is drawn clear. Five schooners unload oars from after holds. The Algetine assists by hoisting cargo using the ship's own steam. Weather remains perfect.
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Associated Press
St. Johns
N. F
Leyland Line
Cape Race
Sydney
Algetine
Memorial Exercises at Camp Chase for Confederate Dead
Memorial exercises were held over graves of Confederate dead at Camp Chase Columbus Ohio. Boricd children sang and addresses were delivered by Rev John R DeHewitt Congressmen elect Tompkins General Charles W Grosvenor General J A Arnold Howard A Henderson and others. Floral offerings from the south were placed on the graves.
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Columbus
Camp Chase
John R. DeHewitt
Tompkins
Charles Vf. Grosvanor
J. A. Arnold
Howard A. M. Fienderson
Iowa anti cigarette law upheld in Marshalltown district court
In Marshalltown Iowa the district court held the anti cigarette law constitutional. Judge Burnham ruled that property of cigarette dealers and buildings where sales occur may be attached to pay the tax under the new law. The decision states the case will be appealed.
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Marshalltown
Towa
June
Iowa
Death of Major Lewis Tesson at Vancouver Barracks
Major Lewis Tesson medical director of the department of Columbia and post surgeon at Vancouver Barracks died of apoplexy. He was fifty five years old and had served at all major army posts in the United States.
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Vancouver
Washington
Lewis & Tesson
Department of Columbia
Vancouver Barracks
United States
Elaborate wedding unites Ferry daughter with Avery Coonley
In Utica on June 8 Misa Jennie Ferry daughter of Detroit millionaire D M Ferry wed Avery Coonley of Chicago. The ceremony was elaborate at the Ferry summer home near Sydney NW with nearly 200 guests from distant cities in attendance.
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Utica
Misa Jennie Ferry, Daushter
D. M
Molineux Murder Case Return Filed in Appeals Court
Albany New Jersey June 8 The return in the Molineux murder case was filed today in the court of appeals. It is described as one of the largest ever filed with the court.
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Albany
N. J
Molineux
Court of Appeals
Fire destroys Hamilton Paint plant in Dallas district
A fire in the Elm Street district of Dallas began at 10 30 oclock and razed the Hamilton Paint company plant along with all adjacent property. Officials estimate heavy damage to the plant and nearby structures.
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Hamilton Paint Company
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Elm Street
Van derbilt Interests Buy Control Of Major Railway
The Mall and Express reports in June that the Van derbilt interests have purchased control of the Toledo, St. Louis & Western railway after months of negotiations. The deal shifts ownership toward the Van derbilt group, signaling a major consolidation in midwestern rail transport.
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New York
The
Mall and Express
Vanderbilt
Toledo, St. Louis & Weastern Railway
Monithe
Blooded Horse Sold at Lexington Meade Stud Sale
In Lexington Kentucky this June a blooded colt named The Commoner by Hanover out of Margerine by Almerine, formerly owned by Wm Wallace, was added to General W. H. Jackson of the Bayle Meade stud for breeding duties.
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Lexington
The
Commoner
Hanover
Margerine
Almerine
Wm. Wallace
W. H. Jackson
Bayle Meade Stud
Henewons
Tornado Strikes Oklahoma Area Wrecks Buildings
A tornado last night near Billings, O. T., wrecked many structures in the region. Early reports indicate several deaths, with warnings noting all telephone and wire lines down or out of service.
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Wichits
Kan
Billings
O. T
Tima
Official Denial on Rail Road Purchase Report
Philadelphia June 8 official denial from the Pennsylvania road office states that the company has not purchased the Wheeling and Lake Erie all the Wheeling railroads. The denial counters circulating claims about a major acquisition.
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Philadelpht
Pennsylvania Road
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Retiring the Bonds in Treasury Purchase
Washington June 3 The Secretary of the treasury today purchased 200000 short term 4 per cent bonds at 113 81 13 per cent.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Governor Stone Signs Rapid Transit Dilla Note
Harrisburg June 4 Governor Stone signs a bill related to rapid transit in a feature filled with garbled text. The piece mentions a hypothetical description of a woman traveling and a watchword reference to observation and cleaning by Christian Scion.
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Harrisburg
Stone
Christian Scion
Osht Team Routs Omro in Combined Grades Matchup
Local report notes Osht teams from Leg Plarts second to the Omro combined squad in a school gym contest. The Osht lineup included Powers, Fowler, Penney and others. Osht edged Omro in a tense game as part of the interschool series.
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Leg Plarts
Omro
Fowler
Penney
Death of C. C. Bowman Former Oshkosh Resident
The remains of C T Bowman a former Oshkosh resident died in Idaho of pneumonia at 47 He lived in Ashland and Antigo before moving west A wife two sisters and a brother in law survive Funeral services begin Sunday at 2 pm from Rev W G Bancroft residence with Masons and Odd Fellows in charge Interment at Omro Junction cemetery
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C. T. Bowman
Elisha Bowman
Mim Street
Antigo
Rathdun
Idaho
Ashland
Grand Forks
South Dakota
Bealdes
Frank Bowman
Alster
W. BE. Hyatt
Douglasville
Georgia
J.N. Boagtin
W. G. Bancroft
West
Lincoln Avenue
Masons
The
Odd Fellows
Omro Junction Cemetery
Children’s Day Observances in Local Protestant Churches
Protestsant congregations plan observances for Children’s Day. In Algoma the day features evening programs with declamations songs recitations and chalk talks by L G Crawford and an address by Rev William Rollins. City services vary with churches scheduling morning or evening events by Sunday school children.
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Thie City
First Presbyterian Church
Plymouth Congregational
M. E
First Congregational Church
Algoma M
L. G. Crawford
Wm, Rollina
Monthly Stock Fair at Harry Long's farm
The regular monthly stock fair was held today at the farmers' headquarters of Harry Long at 177 Seventh Street. Attendance was smaller than usual as most regular customers were in the city Friday for the Wild West show, making it inconvenient to lose two days. About 100 people attended, roughly half of the previous event.
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Farmers
Harry Long
Seventh Street
Oshkosh Man Sentenced to Four Months for Malicious Mischief
Arthur Koenpe known as the Oshkosh male Carrie Nation was arraigned before Judge Goss for forcing an entrance with an ax into J. Bischoffberger’s saloon. He pleaded not guilty, changed to guilty, and received four months in the county jail.
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Arthur Koenpe
Oshkosh
Carrie Nation
J. Bischoffberger
Goss
Harmony Circle to Meet at Mrs Wrights Home
Short notes report Harmony Circle will meet at 22 New York avenue the home of Mrs L B Wright next Tuesday afternoon. Funeral arrangements for Ming Annette Perkins set for Monday at two at Fond du Lac home of Dr and Mrs G V Meara. Donations to Salvation Army rummage sale pour in with extension through Thursday expected to yield several hundred dollars. Milas Florence Hays, a centennial librarian at the Orhieoh petite Library, will attend a camp near Madivon in July and August with approved absence.
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Harmony Circle
Mra
Milas Florence Hays
Orhieoh Petite Hbrary
Camaper School of
Horaty
Madivon
Beckford
Mrte
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