England United States trade clash and map of conflicts
The article discusses Sir Benjamin Browne’s views on American competition with England in engineering and machinery. It notes U S outputs influencing English production including agricultural and electric machinery and railway locomotives. It also cites Jack Dalton’s trail cutting and diplomatic tensions over a Pacific waterway. The piece reflects on ongoing war and unresolved peace prospects with mentions of Aguinaldo.
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Benjamin C. Browne
National Review
England
Shill
Hen Jamin
United
Atbara
Soudanese
United States
Midland
America
Atlantic
Sir Benjamin
Wheat Crop Not So Large in Oakesdale
J Hi Longwell of the Farmers' Warehouse company reported on crop prospects after surveying 42 farmers across a large district. They cultivated 15,443 acres last year with 76.1 percent in wheat, while this spring only 51.3 percent is in wheat, the rest in summer fallow oats and barley, indicating a likely shortage.
Bloomington Woman Dies by Own Hand in Charred State
Mrs. Jefferson Ward aged 70 committed death by her own action in a horrible way today in Bloomington Indiana. She had been demented for some time and left the house unexpectedly then screamed a few moments later. Found dying with her body in a charred mass after lighting her dress with a match.
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Bloomington
Ind
Jefferson Ward
International condensed milk trust formed in Europe
Zurich reports an agreement forming an International condensed milk trust. Leading firms have ratified the deal and the combine will control the Anglo-Swises Nestle and Hoagie condensed milk brands.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Nestle
Hoagie
Laborer Anton Henneken Dies After Scaffolding Fall
Anton Henneken, 48, a Perry County Missouri native and a laborer, fell from a scaffold at Madison Street and Twenty sixth Avenue last evening. The neck vertebra dislocated caused instant death. he leaves a wife and four daughters. He had returned from the Kindike about three months ago.
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Anton! Menneken
Madison Street
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Menneten
BE F Stevens
Henneken
Perry County
Missouri
Mr. Henneken
One Lone Klondiker Returns From Alaska Voyage
Steamship City of Topeka reached port this morning with a large crowd of Alaska tourists aboard. The sole Klondiker identified was F. G. Crandall among many passengers from Dawson via Flora Columbian and Canadian. The Topeka departed Skagway on the 1th and did not wait for several boats from Dawson due to the crowd. Next returning Klondikers may come on Humboldt and Cottage City. The Geo W. Elder met the Hartman expedition party at Sitka and brought down the Annita launch. Passengers included W. M. Gates and wife, H. Topp, Mrs BE F. Glease and two female servants, A. E. Knapp, H. Aurmated, Miss E. B. Ford, W. T. Simon and wife, Miss D. Head, F. G. Crandall, W. C. Meydenbauer, J. Dillar, W. F. Grooge, W. P. Ford, J. B. Gallagher, Prof. BR. Moses and wife.
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Topeka
Alaska
F. G. Crandall
Dawson
Columbian
Skagway
Thompson
Kiondikers
Humboldt
Cottage City
Geo W. Elder
Sitka
Hartman
Annita
Elder
W. M. Gates
H. Rm Topp
National League Games Report Standings Update
The National League games yesterday included Baltimore beating Louisville 2 to 1 in Louisville, Brooklyn 9 over Cleveland 7 in Cleveland, New York 4 at Pittsburgh, Washington 5 over St Louis, Boston 5 at Chicago 1, and Cincinnati 3 over Philadelphia 2 in Cincinnati. The club standings follow.
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Chicago
Louieville
Baltimore
Louisville
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
P.C
Naval Pay Rates Compared for Sea and Shore Duty
The document lists pay differences for senior and junior rear admirals and captains. Rear Admiral Sobley on sea earns 7600 while on shore 4975. Junior rear admirals earn 6600 at sea and 675 on shore. Rear Admiral Sampson tops the junior list with sea pay, and Captains receive 1500 at sea and 2975 on shore.
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Sobley Ia
Sampson Ia
Schley
Lampoon
Supreme Court Denies Sylvester Habeas Corpus Request
The Supreme Court yesterday denied the application of A. Sylvester for a writ of habeas corpus. Sylvester is ordered delivered to North Dakota to face charges of embezzlement.
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Supreme Court
8. A. Bylvester
Woman overdosed on poisoned wheat then fell into well
In Forest Grove Oregon in June Mrs Emma Kusbob of Sherwood reportedly killed herself by swallowing poisoned wheat for squirrels and then entering a well using a pulley rope and bucket. Her husband heard the struggles and jumped in to help but she died several hours after being rescued.
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Forest Grove
Ore
Emma Kusbob
Sherwood
Battle Over Stone for San Francisco Post Office and Court House
Washington granite bids become central as California interests push to use local stone for the federal project. After April 17 open bids showed W Hilfe of Cincinnati lowest with Washington granite, but California lobbies influenced a rejection. May 27 bids favored Pills for 683000 using Peerless granite from Index, Washington, with higher California options cited. Beattie chamber of commerce questions why the federal contract would pay 990009 more to switch to California stone.
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San Francisco
Geattle
Washington
California
W. Hilfe
Cincinnati
Southern Pacific
Pills
Index
Waeh
Delane
Beattie Chamber of Commerce
Pgs
United States
Honolulu Cyclone Bibby Quits In Seventh Round
In Seattle boxing night between Bibby the Honolulu Cyclone and Joe Gregg the Seattle Indian ends in the seventh round with Bibby quitting. The bout, hailed as one of the best near Seattle, featured a fast, even contest until Bibby could not withstand the punishment. Earlier, Harry Ryan and Young Dishmore fought four rounds with no decision. The Hawthorne club hosted the event aboard a steamer, drawing a quiet crowd and little money.
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Bibby
Honolulu
Joe Gregg
Gregg Himeelf
Seattle
Ribby
Gregg
Friends of
Grease
Harry Ryan
Spokane
Young Dishmore
Tacoma
Hawthorne Club
Policeman Caught Kissing On City Street
A midnight Scene at Second Avenue and Yesterday Evening shows Sergeant chasing a kiss between a policeman and an unnamed woman after a sharp report. Witness George Peer describes the girl as a brunette. both officers walk away in silence afterward.
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Second Avenue
Adonis
Eve
Gergt. Peer
Quekly
Navy circular fixes officers salaries under personnel bill
Washington June 21 The navy department issued a circular setting salaries for navy officers under the naval personnel bill Admiral Dewey will receive 14500 whether on sea or land The senior rear admiral's pay is fixed
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Dewey
Paine and party inspect Seattle before Alaska voyage
A distinguished congressional party led by Sereno E. Payne toured Seattle, was hosted by local leaders, and visited the Rainier club. Payne spoke on a shipping bill promising Asiatic and South American steamship lanes if enacted. The group, including Daigell Hall Heatwole and Steele, then toured Port Orchard’s dry dock and prepared to sail for California and Alaska.
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Ess
Eri Iven
Canadian Pacific
Chamber of Commerce
Rainier Club
E. C. Hughes
Thos, Burke
Payne
Pacific
South America
California
Alaska
Mr. Payne
Cons Greenman
John Daigell
Pennsylvania
Ways and Means
J. A. T. Hall
Iowa
J. SP. Heatwole
Minnesota
George W. Steele
Indiana
William Duff
C. H. Hanford
Thos. Burke
Port Orchard
Wife charges poison plot in Higbee divorce suit
Elizabeth D. Higbee files for divorce from Frank D. Higbee of New York claiming infidelity and that her husband attempted to poison her. She alleges his dishonest business methods and notes his Marlborough hotel residence. Higbee served on committees for the Paris exposition and World’s Fair diploma awards.
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Chicago
Tit
Elizabeth D. Higbee
Frank D. Higbee
New York
Montauk Point
Spain
Raw Recruits: Captain O'Neil Recruits Four New Men
Capt. J. P. O'Neil arrived from Portland and recruited 40 new men to be sent to Manila. He states the office is ready to recruit applicants but has not received orders for additional reinforcements. He will return to Portland this evening.
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J. P. O'Neil
Portland
Manila
Tragedy Near Bloomington Claimed by Brother Gunfire
Henry Leech, 17, was killed while hunting by his half brother Bid on Frants near Bloomington Indiana. The two separated and Frants fired at game. a shot struck Leech in the head and blew off the top. Frants was overwhelmed by grief at the accident.
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Bloomington
Ind
Henry Leech
Here
Bidon Frants
Franta
Leech
Escaped Joliet Convict Confined in Local Hospital Ward
Janet, a county hospital patient, proved to be Pat Walsh an escaped convict from the Joliet state penitentiary. He was captured near Bethal on Sunday and placed in the insane ward after his erratic behavior. Sheriff Kuhn notified authorities who confirmed Walsh’s identity and eight months of manhunt. Prison official M. W. McClaughrey arrived to return him to Joliet.
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Pvpwardsville
Janet
Pat Walsh
Bethal
Kuhn
Walsh
Joliet
M. W. McClaughrey
Two Soldiers Die In Accident At Camp Meade
Harrisburg report says Corporals Cummings and Bostle of the Nineteenth Infantry were killed by an accidental Krag rifle discharge by Private Murphy a raw recruit during cleaning. The shot struck Bostle first in the arm then the head, killing him instantly and struck Cummings in the heart causing fatal internal hemorrhages two hours later.
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Harrisburg
Cummings
Bostle
Co. F
United States
Camp Meade
Murphy
Co. B. Murphy
Seattle Mining Exchange promises safe mining stock bets
The Seattle Mining Exchange claims legitimate backed listings and warns buyers that while not every stock guarantees riches, investments will fund mine development and increase property value. It touts a looming regional mining boom with potential fortunes from the Cascade Mountains. Daily call and sale at 12 30 P M.
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Seattle Mining Exchange
Nore
Washington
Cascade Mountains
Rockies
Explosion at Marietta Torpedo Factory Kills Two
Clyde Porter of Sharpshoro Pennsylvania and Calvin Hart of Marietta were killed in an explosion at a newly built torpedo factory three miles west of Marietta. The blast shattered the four story plant, hurled a wagon and horses, and scattered mangled remains as trees near the site were uprooted.
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Marietta
Clyde Porter
Sharpshoro
Calvin Hart
Porter
Marietta Torpedo Company
Hart
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