Vast and Varied News From Across the Nation
The report covers Senate remarks on pending appointments and a health recovery, Pan-American travel events, wage conditions in Indiana plants, and Dun and Co figures. It notes mine sales in San Diego County, population growth in the Roman Empire region, and Cuban policy developments. Also mentioned are heat deaths in Chicago, a Japanese departure from Johannisberg, a volcanic disturbance near Bainbridge, and steamship Empress of China with Judge Mowat aboard. Also cited are literary rights, postal consolidation plans, Lincoln healer visits, University of Illinois admissions for women, Northern Pacific transcontinental plans, Tennessee expo participation, and Hawaii annexation discussions.
Senate Debates and Finance Bills Highlight Session
The chamber buzzed with a lively exchange between Senators Willman and Chander as discussions on administration policy and a lead ore tax feature in the session. The House adjourned briefly after preliminary business and tackled the tariff bill with a sugar reciprocity provision for Hawaii.
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Seagate
Griff
Willman
Chander
NHS
Cleveland
Wanner
Senate
House
Hawai
Teller
Raliaibes
Seteral
Ortticiniag
Sesaton
Mining strike yields 24000 ounce silver ore at Mollie Gibson
In Aspen Colorado a mine strike reports 24000 ounces of silver ore recovered from the Mollie Gibson mine with the best ore chute recovered. The report mentions depth and ore grade and notes the sample ore body as the rost ore chute.
Tur steamship St Louia breaks eastern record on voyage
A mixed set of reports notes the St Louia lowering the eastern record by over an hour on its New York to Southampton run. Other items include a hung jury in Minneapolis on a city printing contract bribe case, a San Francisco death by shooting amid illness, and a house fire in Michigan with multiple fatalities. The Treasury shows available cash at 27.45 million, and several notable deaths, obituaries, and public notices are recorded along with industry and labor movements.
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Tur
St. Louia
New York
Southampton
Fuerst Bismarck
Dickincom
Minneapolis
Ming
Sequittas
Jonx Carrom
San Francisco
Ter
Tuer Treasury
Dh Aving Dillaway
C. D. Dillaway
Mechanics' National Bank of Boston
Young Dillaway
West Point
Hoey
Woodlawn Cemetery
New York City
Omaha Exposition
Tes
Cleveland Rolling Mill Co
Kritteo Iron and Steel Works
Cleveland
Ist
D Worss
Omaha
Neb
Jordon
Young
Philibin
Agrom Lartes Hoos
Union Nut and Belt Co
Chicago
Bell Telephone Co
Missouri
St Louis
Jefferson City
Christian Endeavor Movement
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gettysburg
Vandalia Road
Vandalia IL
Christian Endeavor California
United Mine Workers of America
National Executive Board
Columbus
Braprogro Leoxago
Taunton
Masa
Paria Green
Massachusetts
Henay Hae
Dickinson College
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maltimore
Iusu
Leadville
Col
Smob Tunes
Haller, Beck &Co
Allegheny
Staser Railway
Houston
Texas
Huckabay
Tex
Treasury
Verdict cut to manslaughter in Kentucky killing case
The jury at Franklin Kentucky acquitted George Dinsing of murder and returned a seven year sentence for manslaughter. Other items note drownings in Arkansas and Illinois, a near by drowning in Kentucky, an ore discovery near Birmingham, a bridge opening in Little Rock, a bull attack in Tennessee, a 7 percent wage rise, a fire at Akron steel works, Lake Michigan drownings, Arkansas levee tax ruling, flag retirement in Colorado, and rough rail strike in Texas.
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George Dinsing
Franklin, Ky
Jodie Conn
Little Rock
Ark
Fulton
Birmingham
Little Rock Free Bridge
Sth
BE. J. Baons
Ryan
Akron (Ohio
Harrowing tale of yellow fever on City of Para voyage
Passengers from the steamship City of Para recount a deadly voyage from Panama to San Francisco where a crew and travelers fell to yellow fever. Suppression by officers and delayed fumigation allegedly spread illness across first cabin and steerage, with deaths including Captain Mortensen and a female passenger.
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New Yoas
Alianea
Pacific Mail
City of
Para
Panama
San Francisco
Ode
Mortensen
Mra
Mitchell
Reoa
Punta Arenas
Echeveria
Corinta
Septos de Gostamala
San Salvador
Vacations and strikes signal mixed 1905 market tone
In the July 2 issue the weekly trade review notes summer vacations begin, worker strikes in coal and textile sectors, and wages talks affecting next year's conditions. It surveys wheat and corn crop prospects, tariff impacts, and optimism on demand if uncertainty fades.
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Due & Co
Mitsummer
Weay
Alimeia
Raller
Simee Cluch
Atlantic
India
Ecutton Milin
Sea Board
United States
Canada
2,000 Troops Deployed for Logan Monument Unveiling
Secretary Alger orders two full infantry regiments one artillery battalion and two cavalry companies to report to Chicago on July 22 for the Logan monument unveiling national ceremony. Senators Cullom and Mason pressed the act as a nationally important event with president and cabinet possibly attending.
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Iilinoi
Alger
Hicago
United States
Gen.Kant
New Yorks
Washington
Fae American Delegates Welcome in St Louis on Arrival Day
South and Central American visitors arrive by special train in St Louis. A reception committee including L. D. Kingsland and James A. Reardon escorts guests to the Terminal hotel and grand hall before they tour city highlights en route to the Southern hotel.
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James A. Reardon
Terminal Hotel
Grand Hall
Bere
Standard
St Louis
Stephen G Wentworth Founder of Wentworth Military Academy Dies
Stephen G Wentworth, founder of Wentworth Military Academy, dies in Lexington Missouri after a long illness. Born October 10 1811 in Williamstown Massachusetts, he leaves a widow and two children James Wentworth and Mrs. Richard Field. A pioneer and public spirited citizen, his death ends a notable local legacy.
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Lexteros
Stephen G. Wentworth
Lexington
Williamstown
Mass
James Wentworth
Richard Field
Wentworth Military
Mine of Fraud Deepens as Collector Welborn Sought
Investigators say fugitive Internal Revenue Collector Welborn faces a worsening scheme. A warrant has been issued for his arrest as prosecutors allege he used unauthorized checks to obtain champagne and coerced saloco men into evading license payments.
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Walborn
Sas Frascisco
Welborn
Saloco
United States and Mexico Agree Weather Bureau Exchange
An accord between the United States and Mexico provides for mutual exchange of weather reports. Mexico will share low temperature data and U S will provide twice daily storm reports from California, Arizona, New Mexico and Gulf states. Mexican service costs are low.
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Wasniseros
United States
Mexico
Weather Bureau
West Indies
West India Service
Lower
California
Mexican Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Arizona
New Mexico
Gulf States
Canada
Tel Stone Sent to Eddyville Penitentiary
A Times Star dispatch from Glasgow Kentucky reports Tel Stone, a convicted Black man, was escorted to a train at 2 39 by troops with bayonets and sent to Eddyville penitentiary. A crowd of about a thousand denounced the judge and sheriff for bringing state guards and preventing a lynching.
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Times-Star
Glagow
Tel Stone
Eddyville
Building and Loan Associations Collapse in Kentucky
Loumvitts Kentucky July 3. Within 73 hours four building and loan associations with assets and liabilities over 1.25 million dollars each have failed, unable to operate under a court of appeals ruling on legal interest rates. Officials report widespread unease at all state offices.
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Kestecky
Loumvitts
Court of Appeals
Gov. McLaurin
First State Bank of Columbus
Riots in Calcutta Over Rent and Mosques Scene
The article reports intense rioting in Calcutta triggered by rent refusals related to mosques on European lands. Rioters attacked Europeans, cut telegraph lines, and besieged buildings while authorities, lacking leaders, failed to act decisively. A compromise involving land surrender is viewed as a danger to European safety.
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Carcerta
Joly
India
Selaeing
Lauders
Calcutta
Olog
Uneasy Indians Creating Concern for European Safety in Bombay
In Bombay on Jubilee night June 22, Lieut. Ayerst the commissary was shot and killed by concealed natives as he left a governor’s reception. Plague Commissioner Rand was dangerously wounded. both suspects remain at large. An anonymous letter warned of further death to Europeans and the queen. Tensions rise as native groups accuse British soldiers amid recent murders, while Brahmin guilt is disputed.
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Bombay
Ayerst
Ganeshkind
Rand
Europe
Melson Hanged for Murder in Josephine County
Lemuel W. Melson, 42, a Kentuckian, was hanged at ten o clock in Josephine County for the murder of Charlies Perry, 50, a friend from Connecticut, to obtain his money. About 40 witnesses viewed the scaffold as Melson professed remorse and asked mercy. He was taken to the Episcopal church Thursday for baptism.
Habitual Criminal Law Applied to Williams Case
Charles Williams of St Louis, previously convicted of second degree murder in 1885 and pardoned, pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny in the criminal court. He received a life sentence under the habitual criminals act by Judge Zachritz.
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St. Louis
Charles Williams
Rev
Francis
Zachritz
Ex-Cashier Chaplain Arrested on Bank Embezzlement Charge
Pittsburg bank cashier A L Chaplain was arrested by federal authorities on a charge of misappropriating 11000 from the Manufacturers National Bank of Pittsburg. He was arraigned before US Commissioner Mosher, pleaded not guilty, and posted 1000 bond for a July 10 hearing. President McKinley makes a brief visit to Canton, Ohio, with a quiet retreat requested.
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Kansas City
Star
Fort Scott
Kas
A. L. Chaplain
Pittsburg
Kaa
Manufacturers' National Bank of
Sedure McKlnley
Wasuivetos
McKinley
Mississippi Matters Weekly Bulletin July Weather and News
In the week ending June 6 Mississippi reports extreme heat and rainfall shortages across most counties. Cotton, corn harmed by cutworms. oats and wheat in the north prosper, gardens suffer. Levee funds allocated by the Mississippi River Commission favor Greenville, with deputies urging more federal support. A fire in Jackson and a public school project are noted amid drought damage. Batesville and other towns report building incidents, boll worms in Lowndes, and the death of Col J L Pletcher.
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Vicksburg
Cwrofe
Japanese Immigration to Mexico Gains Steam
A long article outlines Japan's plans to settle in Chiapas near the Isthmus of Tehuantepec under a Japanese syndicate. It notes steamship investment, a 67-ship fleet, and projected colonization of coffee cotton and silk crops by 20 meres of land per emigre. It discusses labor, wages, and potential cultural integration with Mexicans.
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Republic of Mexico
Pacific
San Francisco
Tehuantepre
Japan
Mexico
Howell
Cone
Hinler
Japare
Ame
Mexican
Chiapam
Clan Beatin Prarpeamen
ipHrn
Emmy Tertian
Tebuantepec
Trent
Vera Crue
Mowaii
California
Empire of Japan
Chiapas
Wohohawa
Hawaii
Mikedo
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Cohen
Sevaron Pertenew
South Ma
Iay
Coleacoes
Actic
Indiana
Godelt
Amlerne
Kivoni
Atlaota
Tias City
Aml Montpelier
RG. Dun & Co
Poe
Golden Cram
Yntern
San Diego County
Nevada
Isaac Trombee
Rawian Empire
Correo
Comer
State Department
Able
Havana
Angello
Betancourt
Cuba
Chiago
Secretary of State
Johanniserg
At State
Bainbridge
Tsk
Vacocouver
B. C
Judge Mowat
Shanghai
Carew Tad
England
Hristian Endeavor
Gold Coast
Francia Powers
Eterno
London
David Belasco
Semmaper
Lincoln
University of Ilinois
College of Medicine
Chicago College of Physicians
W.byes Sor
Thomas A. Davis
Idaho
George A Black
Cour d'Alene
Ross Griffin
Treasury Department
Tennessee
Nashville
Sacramento
Congress
Pennsylvania
Weat
Philaphim
EM Bucnampsos
D. C
Presbyterian Church In
Memphis
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News and Notes
Aspen
C. H. Simonton
Charleston
Werren
Camaguey
Ien. Garcia
Weyler
Spain
London Daily Mail
Townsend Burden
Aden
Yokohama
Africa
Mayo
Robert J. Powery
Auburn
N. Y
Powley
Niagara Falls
Joux Roserie Yous
L. Wallas F. Horr
MD How
Christian Endeavor
Iowa Agricultural College
Belle Fourche
5. D
Three V. Ranch
Col. Tos Oougress
Supreme Court of Arkansas
St Francis
Duns Commercial Review
OF Logan
the “Future Great
Wentworth Miliary Academy
Lexington, Mo
Tel Mone
Oelals
Conrern
Canton
Mississippi
Iver Commission
Mississippi River Commission
Er Sillers
McLaurin
W. G. Verger
William Starling
J. M. Jayne
Greenwood
Cheenwood
Mount Samoa
Samoa
Childs & Dalwr
Jose
Robert Beynon
Millsaps
Tribbett
Treaser
Mew Church
Holly Springs
Maptial Church of
Daugherty
Church Street
Thomas Hebon
W. F. Pittelmeyer
Baln Nadiy
Drouth
Hinds
Perry
Cowington
Smith
Jasper
Jones
Jackson
Wedgworth of
Meridian
Bouge
West
Batesville
Abe Leland
Richard Leland
Bruce
Lowndes County
J. L. Fisteher
J. L Pletcher
Panola County
North
Detroit Free Press
Jack
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