Renewed German Prohibitions on Roumanian Meat Trade
The article surveys diverse 1902 items including Germany renewing prohibitions on Roumanian meat imports, a Peris California post office robbery, New York arb treasury bond payouts, and a Perry Georgia lynching of Richard Smith accused of murdering Nelaine at Beach Haven last May. It also notes New Jersey company charters, Chinese credential factory in St Paul, stock transfers by Charles T. Yerkes, and various fiscal and political developments, with mentions of the Mexican surplus, Nicaragua canal funding, and republican reapportionment talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peris
Cal
New York
Arb-Treasury
Richard Smith
Allas
Alabama
Perry
Smith
Nelaine
Beach Haven
United States
St. Paul
Charles T. Yerkes
Sty
Chicago
Widener-Elkins Syndicate
Hitchcock
Marin Canal Company
Nicaragua
Kentucky
W. ©. Bradley
McKinley
Cy Leland
Kansas
Republican National Committee
Payne
Consul Macram Relieved and Hay Named Pretoria Envoy
Washington announces Adelbert F. Hay will proceed to South Africa as the new U S consul at Pretoria replacing Charles II. Macrum who is relieved immediately after appeals. Macrum leaves Pretoria with permission. Mr Hay, son of the secretary of state, will act as consul until Hay’s arrival within five to six weeks. The Roberts case looms as Republicans plan a special committee to examine charges of polygamy against the Utah elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Han
Adelbert F
Hay
South Africa
State Department
Macram
United States
Pretoria
Macrum
May
Pretoris
Cumsulate
Charles II. Mackum
Atterbury
Madrium
HriGal
Vretoria
Transvaal
Roberts
Anite
Made
Der
Elect Roberts
Utah
Taylor
Ghia
Proctor Knott
Boyd Winchester
John M. Rice
Kentucky
Congress
Ine
Representative Powers
Vermont
Messrs Eenderson
Jens
Grosvenor
Southar
Shattar
Kerr and Taylor
Ohie
Powers
Metbherson
Town
Dalzell J
Pennsylvania
Payne and Sherman
New York
Iil
Connecticut
Thomas
Bay of New York
Curtis
Kansas
Warner
Landis
Indiana
Cannon
Ilinois
Morris
Minnesota
Steele
Song
Coneas
Repubican
Capture of Pilipino general and garrison at Kayombong
A Manila dispatch reports Lieutenant Munro with fifty soldiers of the Fourth Cavalry captured Pilipino general Canon with six subordinate officers, a force including rifles and seventy Spanish prisoners at Kayombong Nueva Vizcaya. Negotiations led Canon to capitulate. Munro entered with a small guard, seizing the rebels’ army and placing the garrison in secure hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Munro
Canon
Fifles
Kayombong
Nueva Viscaya
Conan
Unuot
Monro
Fle
Pilipino
Bloodiest of Century Battle at Modder River
British forces under General Methuen win a decisive victory at Modder River, clearing another stage toward Kimberley and threatening Cronje's position. Reports from Winsdor say Methuen’s troops advance under dire conditions, with the battle described as the bloodiest of the century. Also included are summaries of McKinley’s annual message to Congress, outlining Philippines, Cuba, and annexation policies, plus plans to grow rubber trees and send Marines to Guam.
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London
Dee
Modder River
Aieneral Methuen
Methuen
Gorsage Free State
Hoors
Murth
Kimberley
Syptopteln
Modder
Spytintely
Kimtweley
Cronje
Heneral Meuen
Kekewich
Ueange
Eneral Methven
Winsdvor
Methven
Manila Bay perilous voyage ends in narrow rescue
A transport ship Manwuense carrying Webb Hayes and three companies of the Thirty-first Infantry faced a brutal ordeal at sea. The vessel was undermanned, seaworthy, and short of provisions as engines failed and a typhoon battered the hold. For twelve days crews bailed with buckets while officers led the effort in near-darkness. By arrival in Manila, 420 aboard, lifeboats for 21 could not be used. The crew endured exhaustion, yet the soldiers’ discipline and courage were praised. The ship’s captain promised pay but offered only a dollar, while some troops debated mutiny. The regiment will move to Zamboanga as part of guarding Mindanao.
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Geddes
Kon
Washington, D.C
J. P. V. Gridley
Charles V. Gridley
Dewey
Manlin
Marine Corps
Gridley
Annapolis
Waring Corpa
Admiral Dewey
Young Firidley
White House
Manila
New
Manwuense
Estol Webb Hayes
Ashe
Manunense
Manila Bay
San Franccisco
Dunleavy “Q
Webb Hayes
Ares
Yin
Censel
Boata
Colanel Hayes
Stan
Zamboanga
Pekin
Mindane
Northwest Notes recounts a string of frontier incidents and official actions
Dr Jonas seeks a Jeane for the Wyoming general hospital at Cheyenne to aid injured workers. Merritt commits suicide at the Presidio. Deaths include A Warner, and a mine foreman explosion at Lake City. Extradition papers target J Knight. Rich ore found at Idaho City. Wardner founder Wardner writes his autobiography. Denver sewer collapse traps workers. Remains found near Centerville. A temporary injunction halts asset sales at United Verde Copper. Robberies in Idaho and Montana prompt rewards. Traffic wrecks injure crew. martial law debated in Coeur d’Alene. Tahoe conservation drive underway. Idaho volunteer Macnab promoted to lieutenant.
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Jonas
Union Pacle
Jeane
Wyoming General Hospital
Cheyenne
L. D. Merritt
Third Artillery
Presidio
Merritt
Indianapolis
Boies
Idaho
Rose Fork
A. Warner
Henry Avere
Silver Bow County
Mont
Welser
Tle
J. J. Knight
Hutte
Grand Snrveny
Knoight
EP. Fitzhoe
Idaho City
Fd McGraw
George Halr
Wardner
Wis
Dim Wardner Af
Wariner
Himarlf
Thirty-fourth
Nowalg
Denver Vriday
George Holts
C. A. Carlson
Henry Nelson
Howell
Hutton
Laramie
Wyo
Oasis
Creamary
Ora Haley
William Abbott
Lewis Gulch
Centerville
Salem City
Justice Bookslaver
Supreme Court of New York
Lust Priday
George A. Treadwell
United Verde Copper Company
William A. Clark
A.D & Mostre
Ibboas Elite
Wen
Beet Gihown
Dan Harkian
Niehart
Muntaun Central Railway
Wateer
le A. Daniels
Patrick J. Riley
Harry A. Bkiminton
Daniels James
Riley
Canada
Emisten
Indy
Pueblo
Coeur -Alenessoon
Dvernor Steunenberg
Mabo
Coeur d'Alenes
Nevada
Lake Tahoe
National Park
James Macnab
Cebu
Philippine Islands
Hammer
Leutenant
Tenth
Fm Cubs
Great wool sale reported in St Louis trade deal
A syndicate of eastern mills has consummated a deal here for 1 250 000 pounds of Territory wool for more than 8250 000. Sixty cars will transport it to the east. It is described as the greatest wool sale ever made in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louie
Eastern
Milla
Territory
Silver Republicans Move to Fusion With Democrats
The national committee of the Silver Republicans adjourned to reconvene at the chairman’s call, voting to fuse with the Democratic and Papaliet parties and endorse the Democratic platform and presidential candidate. November's political totals are reported with silver and gold coin figures, including 1,413,040 silver poles and 5000 other units, reflecting the era’s monetary debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee
Silver Republican Party
Uto
Philadelphia
Wiesebelie Halt
Tim Pak
TAU Man Ih
Six-car wreck halts Great Falls line near Shelby Junction
A northbound six-car train on the Great Falls and Canada railway crashed after a wire strike near Shelby Junction. Two cars burned and one worker, Peter McCasky, was killed while three others including Sau Grith were injured.
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Great Falla
Mant
Great Falls
BILLS A CENTURY OLD OFFER GLEANINGS AND NOTES
Fragmentary items reveal an old ledger of undergraduate expenses with tea and sugar costs, a brief religious reflection contrasting faith and works, a Christmas kettle of ads for guitars and catalog sales, a street crime anecdote, travel notices to Puerto Rico and Denver routes, and scattered commentary on character and roads.
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Germany
New Jersey
Franklyn Syndicate
M Brooklyn
Miller Swindle
Secretary of State of
Boston
Media Copper Company
Delaware
Kewonaw County
Mich
Southern Express Company
Cranchville
N.C
Adame
State Historical Society
Topeka
Adama
Miller
Gustav ‘Thielkuh
Ransvaal
Duchens-D't’zes Legion
Jobo J. Williams
Jacksoarlie
Fla
Florida
Democratic State Executive Committee
United States Senate
M & Quay
Senate
Auburn
Ind
Arlen
Jacob Daveson
Redlands
Julia Burke
Choate
Great Britain
Consul Macram
Adelbert F. Hay
Tahamanity
Diamondville
Alfred Robert
William McAllister
Mmine
Mistouri Man
Liberty
Cape Colony
Colesburg
Burghersdorg
Venterstadt
Cape Town
Kullers
Capetown
Coffe
Leciter
Dec
Democrate
House of Representatives
James D. Richandson
Tennessee
Richardson
McRae
Ariansan
Clery
Natal
French
Gutaceo
Hobart
Fr Patterson
N. J. Dee
Jarret A. Bo
Dart
Passaic County
Inderstone
Jenne Hobart
Garret Hobart Jr
Jeridhey
Sidails
Milton Hard
Misouri
Texas
Lone Perfect
Chas ¥. Tiridley
Battle of
Mantia
Iter
Helen Goull
Lead ‘Trust
St. Louis
Mec
Edward C Crow
Hiab
Blowy
Mattie
Mindler River
Asnember
Istana
Island of
Negros
Philipine Commission
Cuba
Agricultural Department
Philippines
Finan
Leary
Uuam
Priven
Mowntain
Bell
Alejandrino
Eners
San Migual
Idi
Cooper Union
Central Federated Union
Northwest Notes
St. Louia
Peculier Aveldent
Cambridge
Hyson
Cosga
Christine Pronentte
John M. Smyth Co
Talani
Puerto Rico
Pons
San Juan
Walter Hoyd Townsend
Amercan Tourist Association
Read Campbell
Marquette Building
Itracrarl
Mapa
Milwaukee & St Paul
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Eloant
Denver
Coldenloe
S. K. Hooper
Hf. M. Casing
Agena
South Street
Salt Lake City
Chameton
Pin
Ian Maclaren
Onto
Tolepo
Franke
Chaney
Phar
Cheney
Rotedo
Frank J. Cieeney
Hall
Rayot
Egynt
Durtas
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