A WHEK'S RECORD OF WORLD NEWS AND EVENTS
A digest of home and foreign items notes Bakersville flood losses of ninety houses and four lives, robbery at Bradner bank, a Canadian steamer collision near Detroit with no deaths, and various political and legal developments across the United States and overseas. Memorial day observances, McKinley health, and debris of 1900s incidents are listed with multiple named places and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersville
N.C
American Steel Hoop Company
Ohio
Michigan
Bradner
Mechanfox’ Bank
Fostoria
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the United States
Des Moines
Various Global and Local News Items in Brief
A digest of disparate notes includes plans for US representation at a Berry monument unveiling in Japan, wartime medals for Sampson, and observations of a new planet by Faribault observers. Reports touch on agriculture, crime in London, Texas fever among cattle, Manila Bay veterans’ medals, cross continental auto attempts, cheap Portland cement, missing Purcell item found, Philippine political delays, Argentine fortifications, and disease-barred travelers to the Buffalo exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Rodgers
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Faribault
Minn
Goodwell Obervatory
Sampson
Santiago Bay
Huck the Ripper
Whitechapel
London
Catttle
Germany
Elvistia
Manila Bay
Alexander He Winton
Charles I. Shanks
Cleveland, O
Senate
Foreign Affairs Committee
Childe Orien
Magellan
San Prancis Ro
Buffalo Exposition
Multiple Clerical Changes and Tragedies Reported in Briefs
General Passenger Agent Duncan J. Roberts of the Erie resigns. Delon W. Cook named as successor. Sigourney Tool Co shifts Hartford City factory to nine hours daily with ten hours pay. National Association of Master Plumbers holds 19th convention in Kansas City with over 40 delegates. Lieutenant St. John L. Caffery of the Marines dies in Pensacola after a neck injury. American Sugar Refining Co declares 1% dividend for the quarter. Missionary Bishop E. W. Parker dies in Lal. Miners killed in Chapin mine amid explosive fumes. nearly 30 children left orphaned. Detroit railway union members shelve wage-demand strike action. 40,000 acres burned in grain belt near Los Banos. Francisco Rusko shoots cousin Mrs. Angelin Fuia and commits suicide at 103 Elizabeth Street tenement. Exchange Telegraph dispatches Russian casualties from the Pekin fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan J. Roberts
Erie
Delon W. Cook
Sigourney Tool Co
Hartford City
Conn
National Association of Master Plumbers
Kansas City
St. John L. Caffery
Pensacola
Fla
Caffery
Louisiana
American Sugar Refining Co
New York City
E. W. Parker
Methodist Episcopal Cniurch
South Asia
Hig
Chapin
Detroit
Mich
Ublon
Losbanos
Cal
Ltda
Francisco Rusko
Angelin Fuia
Elizabeth Street
Alaako
The
Exchange Telegraph Co
Haw
United States rejects Cuban terms in Platt amendment clash
Washington reports Cabinet declines to accept the Cuban constitution as adopted. Root conveys that the convention must reassemble and adopt the Platt amendments without modification. Officials say continued delay will not evacuate Cuba and that U S troops remain until terms are fully accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Wood
Tavana
United States
Massachusetts
Senator Platt
Senater Lodge
Committee On Foreign Relations
Troot
Th Sten
Gen
Wool
Double Daily passenger rail service to West and Pacific regions
Miamuri Pacific Mailway expands to double daily routes from St Louis and Kansas City to Colorado Utah and the Pacific Coast. Through trips offered between St Louis and San Francisco with minimal changes, tickets sold by local agents. Includes assorted unrelated humorous clippings and ads from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mierire Banttte
Miauri Pacific Mailway
St. Louis
Kaneas City
Pointe
Colorado
Utah
Pacife Conant
St Leonie
Kanens
H.C. Towsaka
Gen
Pak
St. Loui
Foge—Bane
Henry'x
Fenderson
Borton Transcript
Markets in New York and Chicago Report Fluctuating Grain Prices
Janes flour winter patents at 1.7000 4.00, wheat values mixed with red and yellow types, eggs and creamery products noted. Cattle and sheep prices varied, hogs at 5.10, lambs around 6.50 to 7.00, with regional quotes from Cleveland and Buffalo as of June and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Janes
Cleveland
York State
Chicago
Jane
Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
John T. Gordon
Confederate Veterans’ Association
Memphis
Bartow
Pia
Fred Rochelle
Dennis Cimmings
William Griffith
Offo Adama
Sandusky
St. Paul
Teutonic
Toledo
Singapore
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank
Yukon
Alaska
Depew
Hall of Fame
McKinley
Mey Kinley
Rocky River
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
the Nation Woman Suffrage Association
Minneapolis
Frank Reeves
Georgiana
Ala
West Point
L. F. Lorve
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Collision
Nelson Matfeld
Loomis
Venezuela
Congress
Ee Sepre
Charles Havereoh
Westville
Mise
A. A. Amarone
McLawrenex
South Carolina
Tilman
McLavern
Kate Hester
Covington
Trinota
Minnesota Supreme Court
Pavel Russell Lee
Burlington Hhmited
Minnespolis
American Association
Thaltimore
Hoston
Milwaukee
Nouth
Salvation Army
Ballington Booth
Volunteers of America
National League
Cincinnati
Wittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Treasury
Ashonnes
Dowie
Mersemrger
Kijal
Twman
Tex
Jasper
Grand Jury
John D. Rockefeller
Institute For Medicale Research
Charleston
Michigan University
Wisconsin
Brigham Young
Nek Connor
Cassopolis
wMich
Buffalo
Nancy
Irving
Harrisburg
Thomas Wilson
U.S. A
Henry W. Howgate
Richard C. McCortick
Arizona
James A. Herne
Nestor
EIGN
Cape Town
Dulapye
Hiechyanalaid
Port Puli
Cuhin
Weyler
Ching
Manin
Toers
Vindthateln
Partinon
Wat
Prien
Peking
Childers oMleints
Toyan
Manila
Malolos
Aguinaldo
San Francisco
Marine Hospital
Wilmington
Del
New People's Street Railway
Wiles
Berlin
Emperor William Han
Honnal
Col. Gallet
Allen
Allen's
le Roy
Parke
Lane
Detroit Free Prov
Piso
John A. Boyer
Trusty Springs
Dnd
Atchi
Noopium
Meta
Favor
Atchison Globe
East Tuffalo
T. J. Cutler
Cinciinati
Palmer
Totter
Pearl Street
Laruorleen
New
G &J
G & J Tire Company
Slamapetis
Ted
Security
Carter
Carters
Alata
Thes
Cincinnat
Ohio, U.S.A
Long Island
Long Island Railroad CO
Mt. J. B. Puller
Long Island City
Ohio State Journal
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