Populists cry foul over reservoir act land trust
Lincoln Neb July 4 Populists and anti trust men charge ex Senator William Vincent Allen of this state leads a land trust under the reservoir act. The act let entry upon arid lands to build reservoirs and gain control of land around it, with two years to construct. Allen reportedly controls about 10000 acres while not building reservoirs yet, enabling him to press grazing terms.
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Lincoln
Neb
Vincent Allen
Senator Pettigrew
South Dakota
Congress
Broken Bow
Big Shipment of Butter Arrives with Passengers in Tow
The Steamer City of Pueblo captained by Jepheen arrived from San Francisco carrying 144 tons of butter for North American Trading & Transportation. A large passenger list accompanies the freight as the ship departs north on the Hoanoke. In Manchester Kentucky a dramatic growth of tension is reported as armed factions the Howards Whites gather in town ready for conflict with thePhil pots and Hakers signaling a potential large scale mountain war in Kentucky.
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Jepheen
San Francisco
North American Trading & Transportation Company
Hoanoke
Mra. H. Biddell
A. J. McKey
F. W. Traphagen
W. Warner
FE. W. Powell
Mra. C. Batie
A. Mater
J. Mr. Brady
Mra
B. Schneiber
M. H. Harrine
Manchester
Philpots
Hakers
Kentuck
Third Cavalry To Assemble Here For Manila Deployment
War Department reports the Third cavalry will assemble here for transport to Manila. Ships will carry Philippine cavalry mules and vast quantities of harness, wagons, and forage from multiple depots with Woodland Park as a probable encampment site. Carl Richard Chilcott named master of transportation as new charter orders proceed.
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War Department
Third Cavalry
Manila
Philippine Cavalry
Chickamaugs Park
Jeffersonville
Washington, D.C
Woodland Park
Carl Richard Chilcott
Capt
Robinson
Governanaut
Government to Purchase 9000 Horses for Army Use
From San Francisco and Sydney reports the Athenian docks on Moran’s quay receive the Aatew vessel by Wednesday. The Third cavalry will depart on the Hancock around August. Government readiness to buy 9,000 horses is noted with expected sourcing in Washington and Oregon.
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Siam
City of
Sydney
Aatew
Athenian
Moran's
Hancock
Weahington
Oregog
Belgian Crisis Deepens Over Electoral Bill
In Brussels July it is likely more unrest in Belgium over the electoral law bill with Premier Vandenpeereboom advised to resign. Disturbances are described as graver than expected amid claims the government was insincere about withdrawing the bill.
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Brussels
Belgtum
Vandenpeereboom
Young Son of Doctor Declared Hopelessly Insane
The 14 year old son of Dr Hercules Banches was taken to Bellevue Infirmary pavil ion and placed in a straight jacket. He began cigarette smoking at 14 and has burned through 200 cigarettes daily this past week. During an episode he attempted to murder his father with a knife, and today was declared hopelessly insane.
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New York
Hercules Banches
Bellevue Ingone Pavilion
Spaniards Withdraw Capital From Cuba Hints of Investment
City of Mexico July 4 Spaniards previously active in Marana and other Cuban cities are arriving seeking investment. They say by October as much as 129000000 dollars of Spanish capital will have been withdrawn from the island as wealthy Spaniards avoid political unrest and potential rise of professional Cuban politicians.
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City OF
Mexico
Marana
National League Scores From July Twenty Sixth Games
National League results from Chicago and other cities include New York losses to St Louis three to one, Brooklyn beating Louis ville five to three, Baltimore defeating Chicago eight to four, and Cincinnati sweeping Washington seven to zero in the second game. Standings follow the noted results.
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St. Lowie
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Lous
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Brooklyn
Louievillle
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
W. Ll
Heaton
Philadelphia
A. Louis Teteeeee
Hicagette
Pitteburg
Loulavilie Renee
Narrow Escape From Lynching in Pittsburgh Area
In Olenwood near Pittsburgh a crowd threatened to lynch Daniel Boott after a mill camp game ended with a dispute over money. Scott and three companions pursued him. a shot grazed Patrick Murto’s shoulder, spurring calls to throw Boott from Grenwood bridge before police intervened and he reached the station house.
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Pittsburg
Olenwood
Daniel Boott
Scott
Haye Station
Patrick Murto
Murto
Grenwood Bridge
Marto
Trouble Is Threatened at Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills
Five hundred night shift workers at Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills in Atlanta are unemployed after a recent hire to meet rising business. With business now dull, the mills shut down at night and workers fear hardship and possible violence as they face sudden job loss and strained sustenance.
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Atlanta
Fulton Bag
Cotton Milla
South
Can Factory Busy at Astoria on Major Salmon Can Shipment
ASTORIA Ore July 4 An order for 500000 salmon cans was received by Pacific Can company this morning for Puget Sound canners. This will make 2000000 cans shipped from this city to Puget Sound this season.
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Astoria
Ore
Pacific Can Company
Puget Eound
Puget Sound
Otis Denies the Charges
Washington July 4 Gen Otis wires the War department about round robin correspondents and censorship relaxation. He says he is not conscious of sending misrepresentations yet his dispatches may seem too conservative. He states correspondents offered nothing tangible when asked where misreading occurred. He notes they were told they disregarded his military authority and appeared to covet martyrdom. Otis later denies the charges in a subsequent dispatch.
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Washington
BD. C
Otte
War Department
Otis
Correspondenta
Writing Paper Combine In Wisconsin Accomplished Fact
Appleton Wisconsin July 14 The writing paper combine is now an accomplished fact along the lines of the original proportion. The number of mills in the combine will be smaller than first anticipated and will take in one Wisconsin property the plant of Shattuck Plahcock Company at Deeper. The price paid for this property is not announced. The company has been incorporated with a capitalization of 25 000 000 and 17 000 000 will issue in bonds. The offices of the company will be at Springfield Massachusetts.
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Appleton
Wis
Wiscomtin
Shattuck & Plahcock Company
Springfield
Maas
Probing War Proposals Offer Bounties in Philippines
A July dispatch from the front reports Lt. Bureau deil of the Fourth Infantry in the Philippines spreading a proclamation to pay insurgents $16 for surrender and return to peace. Aguinaldo countered with a $90 reward for Americans who give up arms, but few natives and no Americans accepted.
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Uteelty
Buredeil
Fourth Infantry
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Milliner Ordered From Town After Horsewhipping
In Harmon, Mississippi, on July 24, citizens pressed Judge J Ro Kacch to remove Mrs. Garrett the town milliner after a Monday horsewhipping by Mrs. W Mulhollan wife of a leading merchant. The crowd forced both the merchant and the milliner to leave, returning at night for protection from the judge who was told the woman could no longer stay in safety.
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Hwrandon
Miss
J. Ro Kacch
Circuit Court
Mra. Garrett
Hop crop outlook in Woodburn shows 25 percent rise
Woodburn Oregon reports the hop crop appears healthy with an estimated yield one fourth higher than 1898 if warm favorable weather continues. Spring crepes are expected to be short unless rain arrives soon.
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Woodburn
Ore
Dyer Calls Winslow Traitor Over Imperialist League
In Hoston Masse on July 4 Captain Dyer, who commanded the Baltimore at Manila under Admiral Dewey, branded Irving Winslow a traitor to his country after Winslow urged suppressing militarist節 sentiments rather than the Anti-Imperialist League. Dyer defended the American spirit amid Philippines hardships.
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Hoston
Masse
Irving’ Wid
Dyer
Philippines
Special Bale-Fine Note Paper and Boxes Sale
Special note paper and boxes listing by Denny Coryeil Co at 716 Let Ave and Kore Drug On at Fifth and Pies. Prescriptions Specisinis ff nene Mise.
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Denny Coryeil Co
Kore
Market Quotations on West Street Produce Prices
Market report notes well stocked stalls on West Street with fruit and seafood. Strawberries and raspberries are available at diverse prices with peaches and apricots listed per box. Halibut and cod shipments from the Cape arrive daily while salmon declines. Other markets hold firm.
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West Street
Cape
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