Philippine teacher appointment causes dispute grows
Washington reports telegraphic exchanges over Mrs. Fannie G. Wadsworth of Mellwood Nebraska applying for a Philippines teaching post. She sought to keep the job after revealing a prior marriage and two husbands. An investigation urged transportation to Manila, with further letters from Wadsworths requesting transport.
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Washington
Insular Affaire
War Department
Fannie G. Wadsworth
Mellwood
Neb
Philippines
Misa” Wadsworth
Orge Wadeworth
Department
Kansas
Manila
Wrasemorts
Transhagee
Post Office Receipts Show July Gains Across Major Cities
Washington reports July gross postal receipts at fifty large offices up 12 percent from last year. Toledo up .7 percent, Buffalo 38.3 percent, with New York and Chicago up 10.4 percent. Decreases noted at Negree O and St Joseph Mo. other details include Navy appointments and a new National Soldiers Home post established in Tennessee.
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Washington
Toledo
Buffalo
Negree. O
St. Joseph
New York
Chicago
Ludlow
Philippines
Convent
N. J
New York City
National Soldiers
Washington County
Tennessee
Joseph A. Febuary
Congress
Navy
James
Cann
Ivan
Wells
Amon Jr
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Ulysses G. Greenham
Kyle
Ind
Uribe possibly dead and South American tension
Reports from Washington indicate uncertainty as Colombian officials withdraw from Caracas amid alleged mob pressure. Venezuelan and Colombian envoys say no official word of war, while Gen Uribe Uribe’s manifesto hints at a broader Colombia Venezuela Ecuador unity. Navy ships move to Pacific areas as officers with South American expertise prepare for pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herran
Colombia
America
Senor Rice
Legation
Caiacas
Perha
Pulido
Washington
Uribe-Uribe
Colomba
Venezuela
Ecuador
Navy Department
Iowa
T Sound
Francisco
Panams
Nathan
Parent
Machias
Navy
State Departments
Laguayre
Vene
Weather forecast for Ohio Indiana and Illinois
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for partly cloudy skies in Ohio and Indiana with light south easterly winds. Illinois sees fair weather on Wednesday and Thursday with possible rain and cooler air in the far south. Temperatures expected around the day with a high near 90s and a low near 60s, winds from the southeast.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Mlinois
Movements of steamers in New York harbor
Arrivals include Fried der Grosse from Bremen and Anchoria from Glasgow. Departures note Kaiserin Maria Theresa to Bremen and Celtic to Liverpool. Western passed from Philadelphia to Queenstown on Liverpool, Alto to Liverpool, and Mongolian arrival announced.
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New York
Friedder Grosse
Bremen
Anchoria
Glasgow
Kaiserin Maria Theresa
Celtic
Liverpool
Dee
Western
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Altoon
McLaurin Sees Issues Rise in South Carolina Senate Race
Senator McLaurin and Senator Tillman traded sharp lines as they toured Norfolk and Washington. McLaurin argued personal attacks obscure policy on expansion and ship subsidy, while Tillman predicted weak support for McLaurin in South Carolina primaries, estimating 10 to 20 thousand votes at most.
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Norfolk
Mc Laurin
South Carolina
Associated Press
Tillman
Peace Seeming in McKeesport as Strike Tensions Persist
Crowds surround Carnegie plants prompting police action while officials blame strike threats for ten lower Union mill deaths. Mayor Black defends police response and argues private street seizure by Tube Co. is unlawful. Strikers rally at Chartiers plant plan dismantling if workers do not respond. company expects plant move to Leechburg within two weeks.
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Carnegie
Lower
Union Mill
Bellaire
Wheeling
McKeesport
Riverside
National Tube
Benwood
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
R. J. Black
Tube Company
Chartiers
John Henry
Leechburg
Henry
Steel Corporation
Chicago
Joliet
Bay View
Youngstown
Columbus
Kiskimontas Valley
Carnegie Group
Jollet
Eee
New York
Black
Warren
Scottdale
Cowellsville
American Tin Plate Company
Lorain
Carter
Nafonal Tube
No Sympathetic Strike in Pittsburg Furnaces
A Youngstown telegram reports the Furnace Workers Union of the Mahoning and Shenango valleys decided not to strike. After a full committee review the executive panel noted the United States Steel Corporation could meet its needs and that owners promised no pig iron shipments if workers remained on the job, deeming a strike at this time inadvisable.
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Pittsburg
Youngstown
Furnace Workers’ Union
Mahoning and
Shenango Valleys
Eee
United State Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Tte
Oreative
Texas
American Tin-plate Company
Cleveland
Crescent Works
Monessen
Irondale
Wellsville
Dennis
Common Pleas Court
John Chappell
Amalgamated Association
Central Labor Union
Easton
Frst
Central Union
McKeesport
Mahoning Valley
United Garment Workers America
Baltimore
Garment
Shaffer
General Treasury
The
Milwaukee Journal
Jeremiah D. Hickey
Milwaukee
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
National Association
United States Steel Corporation
Hickey
Joseph Bishop
Ohio State Board of Arbitration
Columbus
Nash
Eno
Dover
Amalgamated Lodges
Tuscarawasaty
Union New
Bellaire
American Steel Hoop Company
Warren
Steel strike reports widen in United States Steel case
The Aug 12 tabulated output shows United States Steel Corporation producing over 26 000 tons daily with no new movement from J Pierpont Morgan who remains at Newport. Labor actions surge coast to coast as unions push for support, funds, and solidarity amid the Joliet and Wellsville clashes and threatened tin mill shifts.
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The
Steel Corporation
New York
United States Steel Corporation
J. Pierpont Morgan
Newport
Colorado
Union Officers Visit Indianapolis Amid Strike Talk
Clem Jarvis of Anderson and Samuel Lewis of Elwood, officers in the Amalgamated Association, arrived in Indianapolis and refused to reveal the purpose of their trip. They said their visit had no relation to the ongoing steel workers strike, and Jarvis expressed confidence in the union’s outlook, noting that sharing reasons would expose parts of the association’s plans.
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Clem Jarvis
Anderson
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Plate Workers of
Indiana
Samuel Lewis
Elwood
Amalgamated Association
Indianapolis
McAbee
Mr. Jarvis
Jarvis
Lewis
Pro tocol Signed Expected in Peking Thursday
From Peking Aug 13 it is expected the protocol will be signed Thursday Ying Chang once led the Tien Tsin naval school has been named Chinese minister to Germany London Aug 4 Mr Rockhill the US special commissioner will save Peking in a few days The French government has offered the cruiser Pascal to convey him to Japan then he will proceed by steamer Victoria BC Aug 13 news of the trial of three Americans James Winn Alfred Plant and Richard Leslie Butler alleged to have looted a Chinese pawnbrokers store near Peking on June 30 1060 case files in progress.
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Peking
Ying Chang
Tien-Tsin
Victoria
B. C
Olympia
James Winn
Alfred Plant
Richard Leslie Butler
States
Politicians in a Fight In Front of Gilsey House
Boston congressman Eleet and paper manufacturers clash in front of the Gilsey House as delegates gather for a wall paper convention. Conry and Norton sustain minor cuts while William F. Francis is wounded in the back and chest. The incident, with Bowen named among Boston figures, leaves details and motives unclear.
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New York
Gilsey
Boston
Joseph A. Conry
Patrick Bowen
Joseph J. Norton
Wall-oper Manufacturers’ Convention
Conry
William F. Francis
Francis
Mr. Francis
Sturtevant House
Pittsburg
Buffalo Exposition
Alderman Norton
Alderman Bowen
Gilsey House
Sixth-avenue
Norton
Welcome for teachers in Manila from San Francisco arrival
Aug 13 Manila reports Superintendent Atkinson plans a grand reception for American teachers arriving from San Francisco. Fifteen launches will shuttle them to Luneta, then to the Spanish exposition buildings repurposed as an educational colony with army furnished cots and chairs. Taft urges paternal clemency in courts. Harbor improvements contract signed, costing 1.5 million dollars.
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Manila
Atkinson
San Francisco
Luneta Landing
Army
Quartermaster’s Department
United States Commission
Whites Routed at Big Rock Camp Grounds Riot
Aug. 13 report from Jackson details a woody race clash at the Big Rock colored camp grounds. Clyde Burt of this city fought a colored man, sparking about a hundred participants in a force riot. Constable Charlmer Johnson was seriously injured by a blow with a tree. Dozens sought medical aid as whites fled after a half hour melee using beer bottles and clubs.
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Jackson
Big Rock
Clyde Burt
Charlmer Johnson
Pangborn lists secured bonds and notes held
A financial notice shows GEO. W. PANGBORN detailing cash on hand and in bonds, listing United States 3 percent bonds, Illinois Central 4 percent bonds, Union Pacific 4 percent bonds, and other railroad bonds. Debts for premiums net and other secured debts are noted, with a focus on interest and security positions. Also included are remarks about foreign observers and a Washington Post report on Captain Tom Schley and his relation to his father’s affairs.
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U. S
New York City
Aecaue
GSS
City of
Northern Citie Railroad Company
Unioncific Railroad Company
United States
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Lake Shore
Wonem
Atchison
Topeka
Chicago, Serra & St. Paul
Houston & Texas
Denver & Rio Grande
Washington Post
Tom Schley
Apt
George Kennan and Russia exile remarks in Boston transcript
Boston readers learn that George Kennan, traveler and writer, faced expulsion from Russia due to his anti-regime writings and lectures. The interview covers his background, education, early work, Siberian journeys, and his testimony on Russia’s prison system and exile practices.
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Boston
George Kennan
Kennan
Norwalk
Wheeling
Columbus
Cincinnati
Anson Stager
Western Union
St. Petersburg
Siberia
Caucasus
Daghestan
New York City
Supreme Court
Washington
Associated Press
Century
New York
University Club
Russian
America
Russia
International Prison Congress
Siberian
East
Alaska
Watauga River Bridge Bents Washed Away in Flood
Six bents of the east end of the Southern Railroad temporary bridge over the Watauga river were washed away this morning by high water. Traffic suspended as heavy rains flood East Tennessee streams. Elizabethton’s Virginia & Southwestern temporary bridge is displaced fifteen inches. Houses along the Watauga and Doe rivers flood as rivers drop from May flood levels.
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Bristol, Tenn
Southern Railroad
Watauga River
Upper East Tennessee
Virginia & Southwestern Railroad System
Elizabethton
Notes From Foreign Lands Highlight Global Events
In British Commons the Pacific cable bill passed its third reading. Vienna chemist George Pueringer died after a fall descending the Roxalpe. Peru’s Deputies censured the Cabinet by one vote. Moscow reports Count Tolstoi heads to Crimea. Russian Railways lends special car to him. Despite duty, a resin cargo from Pensacola reaches St. Petersburg. Farsund Norway burned leaving about 12 homeless. losses 1.5 million kroner. Yang-yu returns to St. Petersburg after illness delaying Russo-Chinese talks over Manchuria. Denmark eyes a 10 million kroner loan with French and English bankers. German Crown Prince Frederick William to visit London incognito. Lt. Wallace Berthoff ships 12,000 reindeer from Okhotsk to Alaska. Progress carries first load. Tycho Brahe tercentenary planned with King Oscar of Sweden hosting events on Sven Island. Zurich engineers win Niagara Falls plant contract. eleven 85,000 hp turbines and a Mexico order for 100,000 hp plant. France census shows 38,641,3i00 population, urban gains. 28 departments up, 59 down.
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House of Commons
George Pueringer
Vienna
Roxalpe
Chamber of Deputies
Moscow
Count Tolstoi
Crimea
Ministry of Railroads
United States
St. Petersburg
Pensacola
Fla
Farsund
Norway
North Sea
Yang-yu
Manchuria
Denmark
Orean
London Daily Mail
Frederick William
London
Vladivostock
Wallace Berthoff
United States Navy
Okhotsk
Alaska
Tycho Brahe
Oscar
Sweden
Sven
Brahe
Geneva
Zurich
Niagara Falls
Mexico
France
Drowning of Albion College professor at Lake Orion
Dr Henry Benner mathematics and astronomy professor at Albion College drowned while bathing in Lake Orion. George Dolinski, sentenced to be hanged in Chicago next Friday for killing his brother in law, has a reprieve from Governor Yates until Oct 11.
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Albion
Mich
Henry Benner
Albion College
Lake Orion
George Dolinski
Chicago
Yates
Indiana Auditor certifies statement of company condition 1901
The auditor of state of Indiana certifies that the above is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of the mentioned company on the day of January 1901 as shown by the original statement on file in the office. Witness my name and affix official seal this 10th day of January 1901. W. H. Hart, Auditor of State.
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State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of
Indiana
W. H. Hart
State
Auditor of State of the
HH. RT
W. Auditor of State
W. J. Ath
Jane
W. HM. Hart
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John J. Dewitt
Bluffton
Osha B. Detwieler
Nappanee
William N. Dickerson
Indianaposan
Burton H. Gedge
Game
Francis W. Powers
West Lafayeee
Jesse D. Richardy
Wabash
Gillenwater
E. Ele
Ama
Fieeh Bs ‘Er
Evansville
Hove
Hi Wilburn
Valparaiso
Willam Wildermuth
J. G. Hill
Rochester
Teneh
National Capital Notes
Uribe
Weather Forecast
Temure
Richard H. Sullivan
Jess Min
Max
Calgary
Cosas Oo
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Kan
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Des Moines
Galveston
Tex
Jacksonville
Fis
Kansas City
Ark
Wille
Tenn
Lia
York City
Platte
Lake City
Ule
Minn
Wasbington
Patricia
Hon
York
M’laurin and
South Carolinas
Senators
McLaurin
Niece & A National Organization
American Federation Tt
Michael F. Tighe
Tighe
Calumet Theater
Pressed Steel Car Company
Apfpray
Eleet
Mass
Joseph A. Jenry
Massachusetts
Joseph A. Norton
AMES
Bpire Insurance
Tiis Oppici
the Marion Trust Company
Monument Place
Market Street
National
Hartford
the Company
New Pearl Street
Hartford, Conn
James Nichols
B. R. Stillman
H. A. Smith
Asses Wardess
Baloise
Basie
Switzerland
United State
Liberty Street
Weed & Kennedy
Home Office
Soso Ve
Aencoseess
Saarites Coe
Cnseerteras
Aachen
Munich
la Salle Street
Joseph A. Kelsey
Aix la Chapelle
Germany
Total Assets
China
Frankfort Marine
William Street
F. G. Voss
Frankfort On the Main
U.S
Northern Pacific Railroad
Rele
Geo. W. Pangborn
Lemcke
Mr. Kennan
Uneeda Biscuit
Knight & Jillson Co
Preeze
Indianapolis, Ind
Pine Street
Hall & Henshaw
R. Zener & Co. Talbott Bloch
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