Russia Upset by Tariff Move as Cabinet Responds
Washington June 2 Cabinet devoted most of its session to Treasury action imposing a countervailing duty on Russian products. Secretary Gage explained how the Dingley act applies and the State Department pledged to explain to Russia that retaliation was hastily taken.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Gage
State Department
Russia
Dingley
United States
Customs
Rochester
N. Y
England
New York
Hay
Tower on tariff trouble in Russia US ties strong
Charlemagne Tower American Ambassador at St. Petersburg arrived in Paris for General Porter reception. When asked about Russian tariff questions he declined to discuss delicate matters noting competent tribunals would regulate pending commercial issues without friction. Political relations remain strong.
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Paris
Charlemagne Tower
St. Petersburg
General Porter
France
Philadelphia Times
Tower
Russia
United States
Southerners Seek Tariff Removal on Resin Exports
Savannah merchants and naval stores proprietors urged Secretary Hay by telegrams to pressure Russia to lift the retaliatory tariff on resin and other Southern products, aiming to boost trade.
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Savannah
Board of Trade
Hay
Russia
Army and Navy Orders Announced in Washington
Washington publishes army and navy orders listing leaves of absence, transfers, and new assignments. Captains, lieutenants, and cadets receive postings across departments from Texas to the Philippines, with routine duty changes and inspections noted.
President Signs Numerous Commissions in Washington
The President signed a broad slate of commissions appointing Francis B. Loomis as Minister to Portugal, Herbert W. Bowen as Minister to Venezuela, Arthur Baillylanchard as Second Secretary at the United States Embassy in Lecuinse, and Charles P. Peter as Consul at Windsor. Others include Spencer F. Eddy as Secretary at Constantinople, Benjamin F. Keller as United States District Attorney in Virginia, Wesley Alted as United States Attorney in the Western district, and several military appointments ranging from major to captain with a list of second and first lieutenants named.
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P. T
Voles
San At
Infantey
Andrews
William
Asheridge
Batentey
Roy Ashbrook
Fourth Cavalry
M. Boon
Arthur BE. Bere
Brad
Fiftyseeventi
Gy Sreesa
Joun F. ‘Apham
Fifty-third
Coast Artillery
Seth W. Cook
James L. Craig
Coast Rear
T. Dalton
General Service
Frank W. Dawson
Fanent E. Delaplane
al Corps
A. Doughtery
Twelfth Cavalry
Elbert G. Ragiten
Tey
Ava
Clarence H. Farnham
Samuel H. Fisher
Forty-third Volunteer Infantry
Aner E. Ficher
Benjamin D. Foulois
Nineteenth Infantry
Johnn E. Green
Oaperel
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Charles W. Harris
Milton G. Holliday
Thomas W. Holliday
Eeey Hossfeld
William St. J. Jervey
Dwight B. Lawton
Twelfth Infantry
Ralph H. Jeavitt
Thirty-ninth
William R. Leonard
Homer Eawa
Seventeenth Infantry
Kert R. Love
Third Cavalry
Frank McEndbill
Laurence C. Mathews
Mpany K
First Infantry
Isaac S. Martin
Sixth Cavalry
William G. Meade
Inoyd C. Miller
Sixteenth
Laney M. Miller
Twentieth Infantry
Ned J. Mohn
John J. Mudgett
Seventh Infantry
George
Mullen
Horace H. Munro
Daniel A. Nolan
Hi. A. Parker
Cpe. Artillery
Irax A. Smith
Neeland Snow
William C. Stoll
Thorne Strayer
Reyer
Aresa
Daniel D. Tompkins
Second Cavalry
Bates Tucker
James E. Ware
William F.wheatley
Avait
Robert ‘Iggins
Twelfth Grae
Keneth Illiams
Conmpany F
Frederick E. Wilson
Fifty-ninth
Dee Coast Artillery
James FE. Wilson
Electriciay
United States
Iprtford
Joe Leith
Tland
Christiana
Norway
Stape
Francis B. Loomis
Ohio
Portugal
Herbert W. Bowen
New York
Venezuela
C. Griscom
Pennsylvania
Persia
Arthur Baillylanchard
Lecuinse
Charles P.eter
West Virginia
Windsor
Nevatia
Spencer F. Eddy
Illinois
Constantinople
Benjamin F. Keller
Lace
Virginia
Hy Soushore
Wesley Alted
Attersouthern
West Vi
West Virginis
States
Yeas
Northern Eines Wi
West Ase Uni
Northern District
West
Vague military personnel lines parsed from OCR
Fragmentary OCR listing appears to name several officers and ranks including lieutenant roles in a fortieth volunteer infantry unit and a warrant machinist. Names such as George Clegs Edward Henry Haart Watt Jarrett and Harold Lutken surface without clear context or complete details.
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R Kegere
Edward
Henry Et
Mt Watt
Jarrett
Louis
Harold I
Lutken
Pension Certificates Issued Across States
Special to Times from Washington dated June 21 reports pension certificates issued bearing June 8, listing recipients in Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland and Delaware. Amounts range up to 25 with widows and increases noted for War with Spain and related special accounts. Names include Theodore A. Thomas Hannah Thomas John P Martin Elizabeth Haesseler Isabella Robinson Robert A ly Trenton and others.
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Philadelphia Times
Washington
Iginal
Theodore A. Thomas
Philadelphi
Eeta
Thomas
Philadelphia
Thomas Dixon
Bethlehem
Jon Recton
York
William Ae Poinadelni
Harrisburg
Chalitional
Ifr
James Es
Newamitten
Mhenewal- Btry Smith
Hn Ilavilie
James L. Cone
Samuel I. Burge
Samuel McCool
William Cort
Beattdale
Noa Brendle
Edie
Joseph Ts Donot Halifax
Qe Meth
Palmyra
Jacob Dettinger
Emanuel K. Sharon
Jacob Ree
Samuel Petretait’ Lebanter
New Buffalo
Isaac McQandy
Robert Else
Chester
James Moore
William H H. Tyson
Isaac Thomas
Bellefonte
John W. Douglass
Pittsburg
James Shields
Wort
Collaimer
Jacob Pierce
Snyder
Theodore F. Wolfe
Roosevelt
Newton Mumbower
South Strabane
Susannah Allen
Hannah Thomas
Esima Long
Manley
Catharine Halpin
Pencoyd
Rebecca Kriexer
Ringtown
Ss Reed
Saitsburg
Sarah E. A. Tiettsburg
Harriet Erdman
Leib
Hannah U. Riegle
Grata
Malinda Koch
Reading
Spain
John P. Martin
Duncannon
Walter Buffett
New Jersey
Robert A.ly
Philippines gains civil government as Roots issues order
Washington June 21 Secretary Root issued the presidential order establishing civil government in the Philippines. The order relieves the Military Governor from civil duties on and after July 4 while preserving authority in districts still facing insurgency. William H Taft is named Civil Governor of the Philippines Commission.
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Washington
Root
Philippines
William H. Taft
The
Philippine Commission
British Cavalry Easy Marks in Close Order Fire
Special to The Philadelphia Times from Washington reports Capt. Steven L. H. Slocum of the Eighth Cavalry says American cavalry is superior to British. He criticizes British close order charges as ineffective against Boer infantry, notes failures at Colenso, and urges a reversible khaki and green uniform. He praises General Roberts as a great commander and credits British gains to his leadership.
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Philadelphia TimEs
Washington
Steven L.H. Slocum
Eighth Cavalry
United States
Transvaal
Slocum
Colenso
Buller
United States Army
Roberts
South Africa
Greatest Year for Exports in U S History
The fiscal year 1901 is expected to set an all time high for U S exports, reaching about 1 5 billion dollars. Eleven months ended May 1901 show 1 385013595 million dollars, double 1889 and 100 09 million above last year. Europe receives about 1 155 billion, North America 195 billion, while Asia and Oceania decline slightly. Agricultural products drive growth with 811 501955 million, 65 53 percent of exports, and manufacturing at 339 310614 million. Exports total for year projected around 1 5 billion with agriculture near 965 million and manufactures about 405 million.
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Philadelphia Times
Washington
United States
Europe
North America
South America
Asia
Oceania
Africa
China
Hawaii
Blind men rescued after Schuylkill river swim
Two blind Philadelphians Samuel Hallawayl and Charles Ramsey, aided by a helper named Joe, sank from the Schuylkill river bank and became disoriented in the water before Officer Ubi rescued them. They were exhausted but safe.
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Philadelphia Times
Reading
Samuel Hallawayl
Charles Ramsey
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
Joe
Ubi
Run Down by Buffalo Express Kills Miss Ella Conally
Miss Ella Conally, a 20 year old laundress at Beechwood Inn, was struck and killed by the Buffalo express near Glenside station as it neared Philadelphia. The incident occurred as the train was due at 6 31 this morning. Her home was in Glenside.
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Philadelphia Times
Jenkintown
Ella Qganally
Beechwood Inn
Buffalo Express
Glenside Station
Miss Conally
Glenside
Settlement in Mrs Amerman's Estate Ends Litigation
The Boston settlement ends a yearlong dispute over Ella Amerman's estate. Rev Dr J K Dixon receives 10000 dollars and his children receive 10000 dollars. the remaining 55000 in trustees' hands returns to the estate. Dixon waives claims to the horses and dog. part of his share will fund their support.
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Philadelphia Times
Boston
Mass
Ella Amerman
Shrewsbury
Amerman
Scranton
Dr. Dixon
Philadelphia
Rockwood Car
J. K. Dixon
Dixon
Post Office Reports Vast Stamp and Card Output
Third Assistant Postmaster Madden announced figures showing total postal articles issued in the fiscal year reach 5,711,764,680, up 36 percent from 1896, with a total value of $106,150,338, an increase of $25,373,937. The data covers postage stamps stamp books stamped envelopes newspaper wrappers and postal cards from 1996 to 2001, including estimates for the last fifteen days of the month.
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Washington
Madden
Post Office Department
Germany Raises China Demand in Berlin Dispatch
Berlin dispatch reports Germany increased its demand on China from sixty million to seventy million dollars as negotiations stretched beyond May first according to a London report.
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Philadelphia Times
London
Berlin
The
Standard
Germany
China
Not a rebuke to Manney of the Massachusetts
Secretary Long stated the ban on guiding large warships through Hell Gate was not a reflection on Captain Manney of the Massachusetts. He praised the officer’s nerve and daring as among the qualities desired in the navy, but warned the performance risked millions in government money and potential serious accidents.
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Massachusetts
Hell Gate
Washington
Secretary Long
Manney
One Drowned as Three Saved After Boat Capsize
Raymond Driver, 17, of 414 Benson Street Camden, drowned while attempting to swim ashore after a sailboat capsized during a Sunday picnic trip. Three companions clung to the boat and were rescued by workers at the National Dredging Company's wharf. Driver disappeared after swamping and failing to reach a rescue boat.
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Raymond Driver
Benson Street
Camden
National Dredging Company
Driver
Wu Gets Another Term as Chinese Ambassador to U S
The Chinese Government reappoints Wan Tieg fang for a second term as ambassador to the United States. State Department officials commend his retention for his valued services during the recent Chinese troubles and his personal popularity.
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Washington
Wan Tiegfang
United States
State Department
Changes in Capitol City Police Chief
Washington June 21 Captain Robert H Boardman chief of Capitol City Police faced a shakeup as several assignments were altered and new roles created aiding the department in security and operations. Officers reassigned include key personnel to patrols detective work and administrative duties.
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Capitol City Police
Washington
Robert H. Boardman
Roar
Angue Periicentolay
Dent
Irson
Shipyard to Remain Closed as Strike Continues in Newport News
Newport News shipyard workers failed to end the machinists strike. About 4,000 men are at work with roughly 20 million dollars of work on hand. Superintendent Ross says work will continue with new men and the yard will run to full capacity as soon as possible.
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Newport News
Tre PerabeLmia Times
Newport News Ship Building Company
Ross
Local Reader Letter Cites Strength-Reader Brand Mention
An Aremes Indiana reader letter references the Strength-iver product and Jayne's Tatite through a garbled line, reflecting an informal household goods mention in a community page. The fragment shows consumer item discussion without clear event or outcome.
General Robert Nugent Dies From Wound at Battle
General Robert Nugent died at his Brooklyn home from a stomach wound received at the battle of Fred eo December 18, 1662. He was born July 24, 1834.
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Robert Nugent
New .York
Brooklyn
Fredeo
Barker, 60, Marries Fifth Time After License
John Barker of 2818 North Ninth street wed Annie Rushton, 816 Oxford street, after securing a license. Barker, a native of England, has had four prior marriages and is a great grandfather. The couple spoke of lasting happiness. Barker’s past spouses died. Henry Martin, 72, and Bertha A Selfarth, 27, also obtained licenses the same day. Martin had two prior marriages ended by death.
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John Barker
North Ninth Street
Annie Rushton
Oxford Street
A. T. Taylor
Gaston Presbyterian Church
Engad
Barker
Mr. Barker
Henry Martin
Bertha A. Selfarth
Martin
Miss Selfarth
Virginia Convention Moves to Enfranchise Whites
Richmond June 20 Delegates at Virginia's Constitutional convention push to limit Black civil rights and preserve white rule. A Harrison resolution proposes no denial of civil rights to any Negro with sufficient freehold and seeks rejection of repealing the fifteenth amendment. The measure goes to the suffrage committee.
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Philadelphia
Committee On
Judge Allows Shirtwaists for Jurors in Heat
In St Louis on June 20 Judge Horatio D. Wood ruled jurors may wear shirtwaists in hot weather. He stated the shirtwaist is proper for summer and ordered jurors to remove coats during the heated term after watching their attempts to stay cool.
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Philadelphia Times
ST. Louis
Horatio D. Wood
God
Liquor Dealers Push Tax Cut at National Convention
The sixth annual convention of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association met in Cincinnati on June 20. A key issue, reducing the bonded period to four years, was defeated. The group adopted recommendations backing extending outage allowances for goods after 1890, opposing sweetening goods in bond, opposing changes to bond entry proof, and urging tax rate cuts as vital for the trade.
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Internal Revenue Department
Fiery Death for Two in Tragic Kitchen Fire
In Turtle Creek a woman, Mrs. Ferguson, tried to soften furniture polish with turpentine on a stove. The flaming can was thrown from the window, igniting her three year old neighbor’s son and herself. Both victims were badly burned and cannot survive.
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Pittsburg
William Ferguson
Turtle Creek
Lfe
Boy Arrested After Break In On Chestnut Street Showcase
Twelve year old Horace Hamilton was arrested by Special Policeman Graden after breaking into a display case at Bogert and Durbin on 722 Chestnut Street. The pair tampered with the showcase for over two hours. the companion escaped. Nothing was taken.
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Horace Hamilton
Graden
Bogert & Durbin
Chestnut Street
Brownlow Evans feud ends as Tennessee Republicans unite
Pension Commissioner H. Clay Evans and Congressman Walter P. Brownlow, leaders of rival Tennessee Republican factions, announce they have settled their bitter feud and will work together in the state. The rift had drained party strength and caused internal strife.
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Philadelphia
Chattanooga
H. Clay Evans
Walter P. Brownlow
Evans and Brownlow
Republican Party
Tennessee
Brownlow- Evans
Edward Biddle Convicted in Mount Washington Murder Case
Edward Biddle has been convicted of murder in the first degree for killing Mount Washington grocer Thomas D Kah ney. He faces another charge for the death of Detective Fitzgerald who attempted to arrest him after the Kabney murder.
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Pittsburg
June B
Edward Biddle
Thomas D. Kahney
Mount Washington
Ed. Biddle
Fitzgerald
Big
Kabney
General Debility and Its Dangers
General debility is described as loss of physical and mental strength with poor appetite and lassitude and is warned as dangerous if neglected. The passage mentions a failed attempt at healing and references Hood's remedy as a supposed aid, though wording is garbled.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims to Cure General Ailments
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cures a wide range of run-down conditions and supports the body in restoring strength. It emphasizes general health benefits rather than specific diseases and targets readers seeking tonic relief.
Susquehanna Power Scheme Attracts Capital Interest
New York and Philadelphia electrical engineers met with Baltimore capital figures to discuss using Susquehanna river water power to generate electricity for Baltimore and Philadelphia. The Continental Trust Company finances the venture, which would control water power above Port Deposit. Arbitrators Cowen and Williams plan to meet to resolve rights, with a prompt decision expected and new funding reportedly ready.
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Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
Electrical Engineers
New York
Philadelphia
Continental Trust Company
Port Deposit
John K. Cowen
Stevenson A. Williams
Susquehanna River
Bryan Criticises Rockefeller In Commoner
In Lincoln Nebraska this week the Commoner carries William Jennings Bryan's critique of John D Rockefeller's claim that paying wages is the best form of giving. Bryan argues that Rockefeller profits from Standard Oil while workers bear the cost, and that wage levels should benefit labor rather than donors.
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Philadelphia Times
Lincoln, Neb
Bryan
John J. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Ail
Ford May Succeed Martin In B and O Move
Pittsburg June 20 The Post reports a Baltimore and Ohio passenger department reorganization. D B Martin will resign as manager of passenger traffic. E A Ford, general passenger agent west of Pittsburg, will replace him. Col Sam Moody will move to Baltimore as general passenger agent of the B and O.
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Philadelphia Times
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
D. B. Martin
E. A. Ford
Pennsylvania
Sam Moody
Pennsylvania Hnes
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Man-Woman Forgery Case Postponed to July in Parkersburg
In Parkersburg West Virginia on June 20 Bilis B Glenn the man woman mystery charged with forgery did not begin in Criminal Court. The defendant appeared with attorney James A Watson who said Miss Glenn would return tomorrow and the case would be reset and scheduled for July.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Bilis B. Glenn
James A. Watson
Watson
Miss Glenn
Bull dog stops runaway horse in Morristown incident
In Morristown New Jersey on June 20 Howard Nethelm drove with his bull dog as a companion. A frightened horse ran away after being startled by passing cars and threw Mr Nethelm and the dog. The reins dragged the ground until the dog seized them in his teeth and pulled to stop the horse.
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Philadelphia Times
Morristown
N. J
Howard Nethelm
Print Cloth Prices Advance in Market Decline
FALL RIVER Mass June 20 There is a rupture in the selling committee Sea conner Mills announced it would withdraw from the pool this week causing prices to rise about 27 16 cents for regulars.
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Philadelphia Timms
Fall River
Mass
Seaconner Mills
Teachers for the Philippines sail with more teachers named
Washington reports the transport Thomas will sail July 28 carrying teachers to Manila. Judge Taft approved designating ten additional teachers from Yale Harvard Cornell UC Calvary Michigan. These teachers are paid a year.
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Washington
Thomas
Manila
Taft
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
University of California
Calvary
Michigan
Miss Schultz Sues Chicago Telephone Co for 30000 Damages
Miss May Schultz files suit in Chicago seeking 30000 in damages after a telephone receiver caused a permanent facial disfigurement and life changing electrical burn on her face. The incident occurred in Chicago on June 20.
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THE
Philadelphia Times
Chicago
May Schultz
Chicago Telephone Company
New Counsel Named for Appraisers Board in Treasury
In New York on June 20 the commission of William J. Gibson as counsel for the Treasury Department before the Board of United States Appraisers was revoked. A. S. Knox of Ashburn Boston was appointed in his place.
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Philadelphia Times
New York
William J. Gibson
Treasury Department
Board of United States
Yonterdey
Knox
Ashburn
Boston
Gold shipments from Klondike head to Seattle
The first gold shipments of the season are en route from the Klondike. About $1,500,000 in gold was started from Dawson on June 14. Both consignments are expected to reach Seattle next week.
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Klondike
Seattle
Wasth
Dawson
Corporations Face Tax Demands in New York
Albany June 20 Comptroller Knight will pursue five corporations in New York state that owe about $100000 in ton taxes to the state treasury. The action targets firms with tax arrears and seeks prompt payment to support public funds.
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Albany
N. Y
Knight
Fist Fight Ends in Fatality in Orleans
In Orleans Walter Selph led tonight in a bare knuckle fight. He and Sarret and another man were involved when Selph was knocked unconscious by a blow. He died from injuries sustained in the bout.
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Orleans
Walter Selph
Sarret
New Railroad to Be Built Near Hamburg
Memphis June 20. A new thirty mile railroad is to be belt and whirl, connecting Hamburg with Douthers Railway. The project signals regional growth and transportation enhancement with construction planned in coming months.
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Mempris
Telenn
Rinth
Hamburg
Douthers Raliway
Southerners Wish Act Independently
Charlotte June 20 The Cotton Manufacturers Commission Company announces business starting July 1 and plans to market products independently of the Northern market. The campaign aims to strengthen southern manufacturing and trading autonomy amid regional industry shifts.
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Charlotte
N. C
Cotton Manufacturers’ Commission Company
University of Michigan awards honorary degree to colonel
Colonel Smith, a Doctor of Laws, is mentioned as the University of Michigan conferred the degree. The brief item places the event in Ann Arbor on June 20. The shorthand text indicates a formal academic honor connected to a military figure.
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Colonel Smith
Ann Arbor, Mich
Uni Ay
Michigan
Dr Kerfoot In Critical Condition In Atlanta
Dr Kerfoot secretary of the Baptist on Board remains in critical condition in Atlanta after his health worsened. The brief report notes his ongoing illness and current treatment status.
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Kerfoot
Atlanta
Gaton Boa
The
Baptist On
Bom Tey
Broom Trust to Make Clean Sweep in Urbana
Special report from Urbana notes a tie broom trust being organized and to act soon to stabilize the market. The effort aims to curb competition and unify pricing among local broom makers.
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Philadelphia
Urbana
Jove W
Stager Elected President in Detroit Scene
O W Stager of Philadelphia was today elected president in a Detroit meeting. The brief report notes his election at the event and identifies the participants and location.
Liberal party rift widens over war stance in London
Asquith repudiates pro Boer resolutions at Queen's Hall, stating they do not reflect Liberal consensus. He argues for a free federated South Africa on lines of Canada and Australia. Tory press mockingly greets the split while middle liberals fear delaying a united opposition.
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Philadelphia
South Africa
Canada
Australia
British Fleet Ineffective in Mediterranean say Beresford
London June 21 Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford criticizes Britain's Mediterranean fleet in a letter to a correspondent. He states he has urged authorities to take action in clear terms and argues the squadron lacks proper strength and efficiency.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Lord Charles Beresford
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Charles
Manchester Case for Trial
The Exchange Telegraph reports that the Portia Knight suit against the Duke of Manchester for breach of promise has completed legal preliminaries and is set for hearing. Mr Merman is in London to support his daughter’s interests.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Portia Knight
Duke of Manchester
Merman
England Rejects Sugar Duty Remission in Commons
In the House of Commons a proposal to remit one third of sugar duties on British colonial imports was rejected 364 to 16. The Chancellor of the Exchequer warned the policy would cut revenue and could harm trade abroad.
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England
Philadelphia TimEs
Lyndon
House of Commons
Brit
Gold Found in Congo Sparks Treaty Expansion Plan
Antwerp June 20. King Leopold opposes immediate Congo annexation citing recent gold findings at Katanga in the southwestern district. A large prospector expedition has been sent while the King contemplates a charter company modeled on the South African firm.
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Congo
Philadelphia ‘Times
Antwerp
Leopold
Katanga
South Africa
Schnitzler Expelled From Austrian Reservists for Dueling Novel
London dispatch reports Arthur Schnitzler a playwright and novelist expelled from Austrian army reservists and degraded by a military court of honor for publishing a novel that ridicules duelling.
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London
Vienna
The
Daily Mail
Arthur Schnitzler
Duke of Cornwall to be Cape University Chancellor
CAPE TOWN June 20 The upcoming visit of the Duke of Cornwall and York will include his installation as Chancellor of the University of Cape of Good Hope. The move ties royal presence to the university's leadership during the visit.
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Royal Duke
Philadelphia Times
Cape Town
Duke of Cornwall
York
University of Cape of Good Hope
Commission Divided Over Universal Suffrage in Cuba
On June 20 in Havana the press reports that the Cyber is pressing the Electoral Commission to report against universal suffrage while the majority of the commission favors universal suffrage.
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Havana
Ment
Rumor Claims Corbett to Perform for German Emperor
London dispatch reports Berlin rumor that Emperor William may hire James J. Corbett for a series of exhibition bouts for the court. The tip remains unconfirmed.
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Kaiser
Corbett
Philadelphia
London
Berlin
William
James J. Corbett
Pugilist
Emperor William awards Emil Boas Crown Order
Berlin reports in the Reichsanzeiger that Emperor William decorated Emil Boas an American general officer connected with the Hamburg American Line with the Crown Order of the Third Class.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Reichsanzeiger
Emperor William
Emil Boas
Fresh Russian French Loan Talks Reported in Berlin
Berlin reports a new loan negotiation between Russia and France for a large sum in rubles to be issued over several months. The London Rothschilds are said to back a unified Brazilian four percent loan similar to prior issues and a vast Austrian canal scheme could require around 150 million dollars to fund an empire wide waterway network.
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Berlin Neueste Nachtrichten
London Rothschilds
Stock Exchange Bers
Empire
Haggenbotham Murder Case to Grand Jury Monday
An official from the District Attorney's office says the Haggenbotham murder case will be presented to the grand jury on Monday. Mary Wright, a household servant, has admitted knowledge of the crime, and witnesses expect no delay to push for an early conclusion despite the confession.
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Haggenbotham
Mary Wright
Man Charged With Assault on Policeman in Hightstown Case
Joseph Donnelly formerly of this city now in Hightstown New Jersey was arrested on suspicion of belonging to a gang that brutally beat a local policeman months ago. A Justice of the Peace will hear the case.
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Joseph Donnelly
Hightstown
N. J
Cass Seagne
Gransback
Aged Woman Burned to Death in Frankcantog Te
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Elizabeth Brett aged 55 of 1500 Unity street Frank cantog te natant Be sah x a ae Ria burned to death in a house fire. Investigators search for cause and confirm identity amidst local distress.
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Elizabeth Brett
Unity Street
Frankcantog
Nunez Expresses Hope for Cuba and Its Independence
General Emilio Nunes, Civil Governor of Havana province, spoke in the city yesterday about Cuba's conditions. He expressed strong confidence in the country and its path to independence, noting the people’s steadfast pursuit of freedom amid ongoing efforts.
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Nunez
Cuba
Emilio Nunes
Havana
Coroner Applies for Grand Jury Indictment
The coroner yesterday morning committed Dr Francis M Morales alias Du Vallom of 811 Seem Street and Dr Walter Lee Rose North Tenth Street to a grand jury for examination. The pair are accused of practicing medicine without proper credentials.
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Dugan
Francis M. Morales
du Vallom
Seem
Th Street
Walter Lee Rose
S. Sithoette
Wtar
Women's International Label League Holds Meeting at Odd Fellows Temple
A meeting of the Women's International Label League was held last night at the Odd Fellows' Temple. Nine officers or members were selected for permanent posts. Details of the proceedings were briefly reported.
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Women’s International
Women's
Union
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Sectei
Cere
Lais Rypertt
Skin Troubles and Heroes Inspire Odd Ballad Fragments
A fragmented OCR passage mentions skin troubles and heroes with odd spellings like péigt and Olotmest. It references Herr Balsam and life with the bale in a surreal, troubled line. The text reads as garbled notes or poetry fragment from a historical page.
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Yorktown
M. Furlong
Montevideo
Rio de Janeiro
Petrel
Yokohama
Celtic
Sydney
Glacier
Brisbane
Vixen
de Tanama
Gibara
West Scorpion
New Orleans
Keyest
Asiatic
Rodgers
Navy Department
Frolic
Zamboanga
Zafiro
Pollok
Generalavia
Mindoro
Cebu
Department
Samar
Princeton
Don Juan de Austria
Villalobos
Arayat
Leyte
Basco
Pampanga
Pompeif
Army and Navy
Army
Navy
Samuel W. Miller
Eefantey
Wheeling
Carl Reichmann
Sosuhnets Infantry
Frederick W. Sibley
Department of Texas
Abraham @. Lot
Seventh Cavalry
Ira A. Haynes
Artill
Sagngnnens
James J. Jewell
John Ly
Eenth Cavalry
Frank B McKenna
Genie Weam Tenaut
William A. Dinwiddie
Jereauld A. Olmsted
Gola Wells
Otto Thearry A. Field
Zatire
Jaqua
John L. Purcell
Culgoa
Arthur P. Nibiack
L. Bissel
Panay
Prederick
Bowers
Guem
James E. Palmer
Joan B. Patton
Vicksburg
CG. Moody
D. Dulicah
Culgod
Png
Lewis E
Agvy
H. Crea- Hattus
Alvin A. Earmasters
W. R. Grane Ie
George C. Pete Tate Ogee
Os Rodman Butler
Joan H. Barnard Bowdisb
Ristel
Edwins
Thomas H. Ningham
Arthur M. Graham
Peter J. John P. Hasson
Frederick M Maize
Ralph Miller
N. R. O'Connor
William BR
Clarence A. Stott
Frederick
Arliey Co
Red H. Lup
Freak
Jewell Anne J
Gebekeeee " Nicholls
Herman W. Schull
Albert EB. Waldron
Ae Evel Eee
Fortieth
Phebe
Fortieth Volunteer Infantry
Clegs
Maryland
William H. Baker
Hesecstens
Thomas Chester
Lewis Vane Boehm
Hilma
Ann Baltimore A
Martha A. Firoved
Mary K
Cecelia Lee
Frederi Vainenders
Kien
N. Orr
Delaware
Gare
A. Tull
Marie
FAST
Bort
Frank Meher
Aremes
Ind
Iiver
Jayne
National Association
Hood
Ford
Teachers For the Philippines
Liberal
Asgarth
Manchester
Haggenbotham Case
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