Cabinet delays Manila communication decision until Alger returns
Washington officials clash over Manila policy as cabinet postpones action on the Manila correspondents. Debate centers on removing Oda or expelling reporters, with options including appointing a civil governor and sending Merritt or Miles to command. Publication notes opposing views from the Philadelphia Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manila
McKinley
War Department
Oda
Philippines
Army
Oris
Archipelago
Miles
Merritt
Sensational suit in Spokane targets Col L N Peyton
A former wife Helen M Peyton files in Spokane County Superior Court alleging fraud and bigamy by Col L N Peyton a former Exchange National Bank president and mining investor now living under an assumed name in Spokane. She seeks half of his alleged million dollar fortune.
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Spokane
Superior Court
Col. L N. Peyton
Antil
Exchange National Bank
Peyton
Northwest
Denver
Col
Helen M. Peyton
Col. Peyton
George H. Morgan
Victor Houghton
Opokane County
Fortune
Real Estate Sold in Webster Estate Disposition
The estate of Phoebe M. Webster sold the main parcel at the southwest corner of Third Avenue and Marion Street. Crawford & Conover purchased the 120 by 120 foot lot for $35,000, acting for J. Smith in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe M. Webster
Third Avenue
Marion Street
Crawford & Conover
J. Smith
Disrupted Brookly n Rapid Transit Lines Spur Employee Discontent
New York July 18 reports show the Brooklyn Rapid Transit line badly emptied in morning divisions with traffic nearly at a standstill. Fewer cars run than yesterday and signs point to rising unrest among metropolitan road workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Killed by a kissing bug
Helen Leisch two years old was bitten by a red marked bug in a New Jersey park. Her mother rushed her home after she cried out and pointed to bites on her leg and arm. That night her condition worsened and doctors were called for a consultation.
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Trenton
N. J
Helen Leisch
Death Linked to Kissin g Bug Bite In Child
Conclusion holds that a child died from a kissing bug sting after both internal and external remedies failed. The body swelled, the abdomen hardened, and the shin showed edema. Doctors Rogers and Griffith noted symptoms consistent with fatal kissing bug envenomation, though the exact cause was not witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra. Rogers
Griffith
Helen
Secretary Alger refuses Manila correspondents round robin
In Long Branch on July 1 Secretary Alger declines to discuss the Manila round robin with correspondents. The terse exchange leaves reporters without comment on the diplomatic issue and its possible implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
Long
Hitchcock
Smith
Manila
Octavious
Philippine Commission
Long Branch
Alger
Spanish workers strike at Gibraltar fortifications
In Gibraltar on July 18 Spanish workmen employed on fortifications went on strike while a guard watch over rioters who threatened to riot. The scene centers on labor unrest amid tense security measures at the fortress.
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Gibraltar
Shamrock Wins Coast Race At Cowes Start to Finish
In Cowes England on July 1 Shamrock led early and crossed first with a strong early lead. By July 14 Shamrock again won the race by about ten minutes, besting Birittania in the duel.
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Cowes
Eve
Shamrock
Birittania
Noo
Alles
Cowes, Eng
Natives, bands clash in Camarines provinces
Reports from Manila on July 18 describe fighting between local government bands and native communities in Albay, South Camarines, and North Camarines. The natives indicate willingness to pledge allegiance to the United States once troops are deployed for protection.
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Manila
Albay
South Camarines
North Camarines
United States
No Proof of Canal Frauds Report Indicates Suspicion Not Proved
Governor Roosevelt received the Fox and MacFarlane report on canal fraud prosecutions. Commissioners say there is testimony suggesting suspicion of fraud but no absolute evidence to justify criminal action.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Austen G. Fox
Wallace MacFarlane
Specthd Legecones
Beattie Reports Atlin Trial Over Claim Jumping Case
Beattie arrival from the north carries word of a Atlin court trial on a claim jumping dispute. An American claimant held a location before the alien exclusion act, but the Canadian challenger was ruled invalid and the American awarded costs. The judge vowed to treat future claim jumpers as thieves and ordered the jumper to pay $23 in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Atlin
Ile
State Department Denies Aguinalito Peace Overture Claim
The State department in Washington denies the report that Aguinalito has made direct peace overtures to General Otis. No such outreach occurred as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
State Department
Aguinalito
Otis
Star Light in Daytime from Cape Nome to St Michael
The Star leads with news from St Michael and Cape Nome as Laurada makes a landing attempt at White Star dock. Police reporter Lloyd MacDowell jumps to board to cover the scene and gather passenger quotes while the Star prepares an extra edition and sells copies to awaiting crowds.
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Star
St. Michael
Cape Nome
Laurada
White Star
Lloyd MacDowell
Koyukuk
Mrs Spalding Dies After Appendectomy In New Jersey
Mrs Josephine Keith Spalding wife of A G Spalding sporting goods maker of New York died at her summer home on Rumaen road Long Branch after an operation for appendicitis performed yesterday afternoon. She bicycled on Thursday and the illness developed after her return. She regained consciousness only briefly before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Josephine Keith Spalding
A. G. Spalding
Sporting
New York
Rumaen Road
Alleged Burglar Nabbed on Terry Avenue Burglary Charge
August Kuck a laborer was arrested last night on suspicion of burglary. He allegedly robbed the residence of Mr. Pelly on Terry avenue near Spring several nights ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Kuck
Mr. Pelly
Terry Avenue
Hear Spring
Ed McConnell Arrest Stuns Circle City Yukon Outbreak
Passengers on the steamer Laurada recount Ed McConnell a wealthy Dawson miner famed for Circle City daring arrested aboard the Sovereign at Circle City after a long pursuit by Judge Crane and officers. Bonds set at 1000 dollars as Cape Nome diggings and Dawson gambling lore surge through Yukon towns with threats of force and notable fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael
Yukon
J. Nevraumont
San Francisco
Stevens
Circle City
Ed McConnell
Cape Nome
Dawson
Mctonnell
Jalfs
Judge Crane
Daneon
Cirele
Oblate
Oiele City
McConnell
Bovereien
Political shift rumored as party ticket favors McKinley Roosevelt
A July dispatch from the Philippines claims Hobart will be dropped and the probable Republican ticket will be McKinley and Roosevelt. The report notes a shift in the party line and anticipates future campaigns.
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Washington, PD
Philippines
Hobart
McKinley and
Hoosevelt
Grand Jury Reviews Molineaus Murder Case
New York July 18 the grand jury began hearing the case of Roland Molineaus charged with the murder of Mrs Kate Adams. Harry Cornish was among the first witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roland Molineaus
Mra
Kate Adams
Harry Cornish
Sailboat Incident Claims Three At Sea
In Norfolk on July 18 Carl Almond, his son Carl, and Richard Almond were run down by a sailboat while Nahing and drowned amid a fatal morning accident.
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Norfolk
Carl
Richard Almond
Nahing
Core Pit Burned at AdMiston Iron Pipe Foundry
Cincinnati dispatch reports a major core pit fire at the United States Iron Pipe foundry in AdMiston last night. Property damage estimated around 300000 dollars with no injuries immediately recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States Iron Pipe Foundry
AdMiston
Foraker’s Little Boom Reported in Cincinnati
The Post says Foraker’s friends quietly push a presidential boom led by anti expansion and anti Hanna Republicans in Ohio. They plan to unite Sherman and Foraker factions to secure a solid Ohio delegation, aiming to force McKinley to withdraw and bring other states into line.
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Cincinnati
Foraker
Hit
Republican Party
Hanna
Sherman
Ohio
McKinley
Crittenton Circle to Host Florence Home Meeting
A joint meeting of church congregations interested in Florence Crittenton rescue work will be held at the Armory next Sunday at p.m under the Crittenton Circle. The aim is to organize and open a home for motherless and fallen girls with Mrs Moffatt and Mr Crittenton expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crittenton
Armory
Crittenton
Moffatt
Pettit Arrest Ties to Beattie Robbery and Attempted Murder
Jamen Pettit, a noted petty thief, was arrested by Officer Tripp in the tenderloin district. He is identified as one of two men who held up and fired on G. Betting of 1112 Seventh Avenue, wounding him as he walked with a companion. Betting’s pockets were rifled. Pettit’s associate Joseph Ridge ly had escaped the chain gang but was recaptured yesterday.
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Jamen Pettit
Beattie
Tripp
Tenderloin
Pettit
G. Betting
Seventh Avenue
Betting
Jackson Street
Joseph Ridgely
Chain
Big Smelter Planned for Seattle
Aemester is expected to be located near Seattle soon as W. E. Drew of Hormestake Mine and Smelter in Deadwood promotes the Pacific Coast Smelter Co. A 5-acre site is sought for a 100 ton plant to start by January 1, expanding to 1000 tons later. Drew’s King County mines assay up to 4 percent copper, higher than his eastern mines at 6 percent.
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Aemester
Seattle
W. Drew
Hormestake Mine
Drew
King County
Bear River
G.N. Ry
Excursion Parties Tour Seattle Before Alaska Trip
Three large excursion groups visit Seattle this week headed from Brooklyn Boston and Rostoon. Charles S Gates leads the Gates party arriving from Buffalo and Tacoma yesterday. Rostoon Grant's party tours in a private car and Brooklyn Doves bureau runs the eight excursionists.
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Seattle
Gates
City
Charles S. Gates
Buffalo
N. Y
Portland
Tacoma
Alaska
Rostoon
Roland PD. Grant
A. 8. Grant
White Temple
Dr. Grant
Assaying the Gold at United States Assay Office
Reports detail a flood of gold arriving from the Laurada and Roanoke steamers to the BeattIe Assay Office. By afternoon, about $1.6 million in gold was received with hundreds of miners lining up to exchange sacks for receipts. Guards and police guarded the heavy deposits as crowds watched the process unfold.
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Beattle Assay Office
Roanoke
Schwabacher
Laurada
Assay Office
Klondike
Revanocke
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Star
Aneay
Wing
Frisco
Northwestern Stocks Quiet Trading At Mining Exchange
A dead letter day at the Northwestern Mining Exchange with no sales and low quotations. Bids and quotations were weak across listed items.
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Seattle
Lomt Creek
Heal Bay
Warrior Gen
aeeSee
Jim Maine Berseees
Morning Glory
Insurgent
Mountain
Laon
Princess Maude
Golden Tunnel
Ieee
Judge & J
Michigan Bay
Escoeres
Bank
el Katel
Northwestern Mining Exchange
Anti-Trust Convention Invites Attendees From Many States
Governor Sayers reports a letter from Governor Andrew J. Lee of South Dakota inviting attendance at the anti trust convention in St. Louis. He promises to attend or send a representative. Attorney General Tom Smith has letters of promise from Ohio, Colorado, Arkansas, Missouri, Louisiana, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois.
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Austin
Tenn
Sayers
Andrew J6 Lee
South Dakota
St. Louis
Tom Smith
Ohio
Colorado
Arkansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Ilinolay
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Cabinet
Philadelphia
Ae McKinley
Rte
L. N. Peyton
Brooklyn
Britannia
Klondiker
Molineux
Jas. Petitt
BIG Smelter
Buppalo
Boston
B. F. Butterworth
Brooklyn Dovies’ Information Bureau
Kacka
MR. Wing
United States Assay Office
Northwestern
Cuba
Miller River
E. San Poil
Pacific Coast
Buneet
Copper Vault
Home Hardware
Spelger & Hurlbut
Second Avenue
Pike
Star Paint CO
HN. Richmond Paper CO
Occidental Ave
Lerge
Elgin, Howard, Waltham and Hampden
Tiam
Kings
W. W. Houghton
Firet Avenue
S. R. Wagoner
D.D.S
Maller
Brunner & CO
Pike Street
Corner Fifth
California
Sonoma
Rand Poe
Eave
le Telephone
Clay
Thomas H. Perkins
Calumet
Hecla
New York Mall
Express
Cerainly
Lost Creek
John E. McManus & Son
Rautman Plumbing Car
Third Ave
Spring
Coon Bros
Second Ave
P. A. Hallber
Howls
Steamboats Bakery
Pike St
Cuances Prosen
F. W. Stantono, M. D. Keen Suirn
Mining and Stock Exchange Mining and
New York Block
Denny Coryell Company
First Ave
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