Russian tariff retaliation shocks U S policy
Washington June 18 Russian ambassador Count Cassini informed the state department that, following the treasury order of March 9 restricting Russian petroleum imports, the Russian finance minister issued a June 7 order imposing higher duties on American white resin or calcium gelatop and increasing rates on American bicycles. The action, separate from sugar duties, marks a new discriminatory move and retaliatory tariff by Russia. The order takes effect next Friday.
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Aussie
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Dora
Lowe
Uncle San Bou
Russia
Secretary of the Treasury
Kiisaiin
Gage
Copper Trust Rushed. Court Denies Injunction in Copper Deal
In Trenton on January 18 the Court of Errors and Appeals denied Calvin O Gser and others an injunction to restrain the absorption of Boston and Montana, Batte and Boston Mining by the Amalgamated Copper Company. The outcome suggests the deal will be completed in New York tonight before further suits can be filed.
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Trenton
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Jane
Court of Errors and Appeals
Calvin O
Bates New Command Headquarters at Omaha
Washington June 15. Brigadier General J C Bates arrives from the Philippines to command the department of Missouri with headquarters at Omaha.
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Bates
Omaha
Washington
J C. Bates
Onats
Weakened Gov Pin gree in London and health news
June 18 dispatches report former governor Pingree nearing serious illness as doctors fear no recovery. Also noted are a National Cash Register strike settlement, a university event in Wie, and local court and public notices including awarded damages and a murder case update.
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Pingree
London
Eoades
Pingreste
Grosvenor Denies Third Term Interview Edit Omission
Representative Grosvenor defends a portion of his third term interview, saying it was omitted, which he claims alters the meaning of his published views. He notes no time in U S history justifies a president serving a third term while opposing the idea of McKinley seeking a third term.
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McKinley
Washington
Aly
Europe
Corsica
Raven
Ty Lofts
Lovers From Childhood Unites Lovers In California And Illinois
The county clerk counted forty one marriages in the week at his residence with many ceremonies occurring Sunday. Dr French and maiden name Smith attended to accommodations for couples. A notable union saw Henry Enders of Los Angeles wed Lire Carul of Danville after long romance since Irish school days, delayed by prohibited relationships in earlier years.
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Michigan
St Joseph
French
Yim Smith
Henry Enders
Los Angeles
Cal
Amt Lire Carul
Danville
Ube
Berlin
Hachenurg
Prissia
Hérilay
Loseehur
Au Terey
Michigan Freshman Thief Case Noted in Campus News
A Michigan University Medical Department freshman, Arbur Mleh, was arrested in Terre Haute for possessing stolen lantern slides, skeletons, and extensive laboratory gear. Police report the items were taken from university facilities and the suspect faced university and law proceedings.
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Michigan University
W. Conover
Terre Blacie
MiMerene
Milekie
Ifale
Xyrinefield, S
Minnis
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Lere
Paradise of Hunters Lion Reposes with Hartebeeste
London dispatch reports Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston returning after two years in the Uganda protectorate with tales of depopulated regions teeming with game. Moautelgou area reportedly safe for lions and antelopes. tribes decimated, rubber trees found, and colonial clashes described including Swayne’s expedition against hostile forces.
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London
Marry Hamilton Johnston
Uganda
Londo
Meury M. Stanley
Harry
Moautelgou
Ehinverros
Harey Jjons
Tramle
Stanley
Wnd
Louton
Inpe SA
Jenny 3
Zaviia
Swayne
Mullahs
Snemmetine Vie Muilat
Zariha Three
Hines
Copemin MacNeill
Judging the Bloody Chasm in Berlin and Europe Events
A garbled late 18th century European ceremonies report details dedication of monuments in Prussia, French and Austrian observers, and a crowd of military officials. Also notes on Transvaal camp deaths, relief plans, and various court and inquest updates across London and U.S. towns.
Everett-Moore Syndicate expands Burgos System holdings
The Everett-Moore Syndicate announces new control of street railway lines from Warren to Cleveland. They purchased the Toledo street railway for 1.1 million and secured the Rapid Railway company of Detroit plus lines to Lima, Fremont, and Norwalk for about 3,000,000. Traction network now exceeds 200 miles with feeders expanding toward the south.
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Troth
A. Everett
E.W. Moore
New York City
Moore
Warren
C. Opi
Port Lunion
Miele
Pomeroy Inter Bcts
Little Consolidated Stret Railway
Cleveland
Toledo Street Railway
Ux White
New York
Rapid Railway Company
Detroit
Yilodo, Fremont and
Norwalk Railway
Avect
Sind
Two Causes Celebre Shooting Trial Splits Molineux Case
A dramatic New Jersey courtroom opened with Thomas Barker charged with assault with intent to kill Rev. John Keller. Barker described a long motive linked to alleged violence against his wife and a wary witness lineup shaped by tense testimony. The trial featured extensive cross examination and a mounting citywide interest as jurors weighed the minister’s fate and Barker’s claims of self defense.
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John Keller
Jersey City
New Jersey
Bill
Thomas Barker
Ar Harton
Telally
Aarlington
Keller
Barker
Huge
Fred
Marker
Kellee
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Farker
Hess
Elie
Weller
Aira Kley
Manne
Nissete
Andrews urges world power stance and canal policy
Professor Thinke We Are Cutting Of More Than a Big Chew at Chicago convocation. President E Ben jaiin Andrews of Nebraska University urges Americans to back a progressive global role, defend the Monroe Doctrine, and support a Nicaragua Canal under American obligations to England, cautioning against aggressive actions.
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Chicago
E. Benjaiin Andrews
Nebraska University
Patnier
Chicago University
Germany
South America
Bac
Nicaragua
England
Hay Hus
Leavenworth Arm Revolver Plot Reported
Disjointed notes claim Black workers at Fort Leavenworth plotted to seize government revolvers from soldiers. Troops supposedly set a trap. several privates were arrested amid rising tensions and rumors of unrest in the garrison.
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Leavenworth
Port Leavenworth
Alexander
Cyclone devastates South Dakota towns reports overwhelming damage
A violent cyclone swept across South Dakota causing extensive destruction. Nine people were severely hurt as houses were razed, a schoolhouse destroyed, and countless residences damaged. One ill-fated Lowe residence suffered the worst harm with injuries to several occupants. The storm struck suddenly near Honiley, leaving widespread ruin and distress in its wake.
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Honiley
McCormack Turn
McCoruimek
Everly
Prominent Doctor Vanishes As Telegraph Items Go On
Telegraphed briefs note the sudden disappearance of Edward Isvans, a leading Parse physician, while other items report church leadership changes, a Berlin statue unveiling, a New York chocolate factory fire, a battleship speed test, and crime and weather snippets. The mixed dispatches include Prohibition leader Join Woolley’s world trip, a bigamy case in England, and a Alaska tribal war declaration, all reflecting a scattered late 19th or early 20th century snapshot.
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Isvans
Parse
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Hishop Edsall
Nov Ora
Tip Esout
Boss Tee
Phu Rismiarck
Berlin
Axsexi
Rice Hel Springs
N.Y
Karl Russell
Nevada
Saiutey
England
Join Woolley
Cocolate
Bunker Bros
New York
Wisconsin
Alaska
Alfonso
Spain
Cyclone in Ohio Causes Widespread Damage
A terrific cyclone swept Delaware Ohio on June 18 blowing down buildings and carrying carriages 500 feet. Lumber driven into houses and homes damaged. casualties unknown at this time. Local officials report extensive destruction across the town. Organ and civic buildings spared, but supplies disrupted as debris blocks streets.
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Delaware
Ohio
Minister a Murderer: Dr J G Jessup Shot in Berkeley
Berkeley, June 18 Dr J G Jessup scientist was fatally wounded last night by Rev Charles Adams, former Episcopal minister. Adams reportedly drunk, his daughter had called Jessup to his home to stop her father from whipping her. They were old friends. Jessup remonstrated and was shot.
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J. G. Jessup
Charles Adams
Adams
Jessup
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