Trade review shows July gains but labor unrest tempers outlook
Dun and Co's weekly trade review notes July output and shipments higher than last year across wheat corn and steel related sectors. Yet labor strife near July 1 hints at possible disruption while prices waver and demand cools. Domestic sales and imports show mixed momentum with strong leather and apparel sectors offset by cautious consumer demand.
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New York
H. Uv. Dun & Co
Sulamne
Papmen
Sulyie
Belback
Tnon IK
Great Sealy
Strom
Thea
Londo
Americans Died in the Philippines Reported by Manila Freedom
The Times purports to publish a full list of American army fatalities in the Philippines up to June. Fred Ettel, Manila Freedom representative, claims to have obtained the records and provides the list through his channel.
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Whak
Philippines
Junsa
Lst
Fred Ettel
Manila
Fatalities in Manila Army Record Report
The Surgeon General's office in Manila reports total deaths: 22 officers, 609 privates, 14 civilians. Officers killed in battle outnumber privates, while privates show higher death rates from wounds, disease, and accidents. Civilian deaths include seven from smallpox and three from gunshot wounds.
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Manila
Tms
Htemeera
Guimshot
Convicts Threaten Rebellion Over Ration Change in Iowa Penitentiaries
In Des Moines on July 2 convicts at Anamosa and other Iowa penitentiaries protest a state board order cutting tobacco rations from four to two allowances while adding butter. Early enforcement stalled by missing butter, hundreds refused work, warden and board clash. board plans gradual tobacco withdrawal despite unrest.
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Iowa
Des Moines
State Board of Contra
Anamosa
Hunter
Ponter
Arbitration ruling awaited on smelter dispute in Denver
Denver July 22 The Rocky Mountain News reports the state board of arbitration will issue a decision by Monday at the earliest. It will likely propose a wage scale for the labor classes once banned and a shorter working day. Both sides will receive the proposed terms for review in the ongoing controversy.
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Denver
Rocky Aountain News Today
State Board of Arbitration
Visit noted shrine as thousands pilgrimage to St Anne
Three thousand Roman Catholics from Notre Dame parish Chicago and French Canadian parishes in Kankee Hottybols St Anne Momence Manteno worshiped at the St Anne shrine in the chapel at St Anne Kankee county. Special trains carried pilgrims to the French village amid reports the chapel holds a finger bone of St Anne. No cures were announced today.
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Kankakee
Hii
St Anne
St. Anne
Kankakee County
Notre Dame
Chicago
Kankee
Hottybonnals
Momence
Manteno
Anne
Parix
Cryptic Masons at Pikes Peak Meeting in Denver Region
A fragment describes a meetin of Cryptic Masons at Pikes Peak with details of travel from Denver to Colorado and Eat 7 Take City. It mentions a concert by Marshall's Banc Wil and a shipment payment of $25.40 to Pittsburg via the Great Northern Route and notes for Beres and Wentts to call at the Hock Inland Depot or by phone 34.
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Pikes Peak
Denver & Beintein
Colorado
City
Rockies
Hooper
T. A
Denver
Col
Pittsburg
Great‘Hock Island
Beres and
Wentts
Hock
Topeka City Consider Prisoners on Street Work
Mayor Drew discusses reviving obsolete ordinance from 1870 to employ fined as street labor. City Attorney cites authority and cites past protests. concerns about guard needs, humiliation, and practicality. Article notes needs for street cleanliness and licensing for wagons to reduce debris.
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Alttough
Strevis
Bird
Topeka
Ett Audhorities
Bradford Miler
Express Company
Topeka Mileht
Drew
Germany disclaims plans to annex Bear Island report
Berlin announces, after inquiries from the St. Petersburg chancery, that Germany repudiates any intention to seize Bear Island. The German consul at Tromso is instructed to warn traveler Lerner that German support cannot be counted on should his actions lead to complications.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
Germany
Bear Island
Tromso
Lerner
Pilgrimage of Cryptic Masons to Colorado Via Santa Fe Route
Travel notices describe a Santa Fe route pilgrimage to Colorado with round trip tickets to Denver and Colorado Springs for 19 dollars on August 5 and 7. Special Pullman train departs Kansas City at 11:00 a.m. August, with side trips and favorable rates for travelers. Agent T L King of Topeka offers itineraries and reservations.
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Colorado
Santa Fe
Denver
Colorado Springs
Kansas City
T. L. King
Topeka
Pueblo
Great Rock Island Rite
Lette
Pullman Palaces
Cripple Creek
Glenwood Springs
Idaho Springs
Pika’ Peni
W. J. Black
G.P.A
Kansas
Our Fallen Heroes in the Philippines Conflict
The Twentieth Karan officers listed as killed in action include Lieut. ete Alvord Lawrence Bergesnt, M. J. Cohen, and Wm. A. BeTameest. Twelve privates died of wounds from battle, among them Curran Craig Garnett and I. J. Howard, with many others wounded or missing. The record also names numerous wounded soldiers by company and location, reflecting a broad casualty report from the unit.
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Karan
Philippines
Ete
Alvord
Lawrence
Bergesnt
M. J. Cohen
San Francisco
Senne
Biliotz
Coher Rae Teut
Wm. A. BeTameest
Liberty
Sisted
BS. Anthel
Coffeygine
GL. Bile
Preaonli
William D. Carroll
Arvo
Edwards County
Oscar G. Thorne
Samuel M. Witcon
Sylvin
Martin A’ Wilcox
Olath
Curran Craig
Garnett
I. J. Howard
St Loum
Adshn Hetoelg
Neleoe
Bantry Jones
Jaenee
Sallicner
Henry Morrison
Howard Oids
Toe
Ato
Chas
M Christy
W. Callaham
Clark
Geo. B. Criss
H Company
Joseph Col. Fred Funston
Bert Hanson
K Company
D. M Hartmans
Sempany
Frank Hulftur
Noc Séatal
J.C Hemmersberg
G Company
J. W. Keshner
Ira Kiothig
Harvey G. Kuhns
Ernest Kingald
John O Morse
J. W Moreau
Wilder
Metcalf
Geo. C. Nichols
Bu Fy Guver
Led. PJ. Parker
B.S. Harris
J. Johnagn
Charles A. Kelson
Walter Kemp
Alger Cables Otis Over Press Criticism
Washington July 22 Secretary Alger cabled General Otis reporting some criticism in the American press but affirming full confidence from the secretary of war and the administration. At the war department only messages from President McKinley to Otis are public, praising the general and the troops in the field.
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Alger
Washington
General Otis
War Department
McKinley
Otis
Governor objects to Rough Riders at public functions
New York officials discuss the Dewey reception and a land parade arrival. Governor Roossyeit states he deems it undesirable for the Rough Riders to appear at public functions to avoid giving the impression of self advertising.
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New York
Rooss— Yeit Han Weliten
Dewey
Thin City
Washington awaits regimental readiness for front
Washington, nearly full, 731-Col Pettit reports enlistments at about 11 percent, within 200 of full strength. He will withdraw recruiting officers Monday as the regiment mobilizes for service. The War Department notes the 1st, 2nd, and 22nd Regiments likely sail for Manila aboard the Grant, Sherman, and Sheridan around September 16. Private Wint Washington dies at 293 General Davis at San Juan Portile is notified. Private George W. Wist dies of typhoid at Lares. Marshall's Band will give an entertaining program at Nee eee eae.
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Washington
Col. Pettit
Fort Thomas
War Department
Manila
Sherman
Sheridan
Wint
M Kinley Out Early As Mrs McKinley Improves
Plattsburg New York July 2 President McKinley passed a restful night and shows improvement in health and spirit. He walked this morning and may take a lake shore drive this afternoon weather permitting. Tomorrow he may attend services at First Methodist church if Mrs McKinley’s condition allows. Vice President Hobart staying at Long Branch may visit. Monsignor Martinelli and Rev Dr Farley plan arrival and sermon at St Johns church tomorrow.
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Plattsburg
N. x
McKinley
Vibour Island
First Methodist Church
Hobart
Long Branch
Monsignor
Martinelli
America
St. Johns Church
Tomarch
John Farley
New York City
Insurgents Hit Telegraph Lines Near Santiago de los Caballeros
Advices from Cape Haltien report insurgents cutting telegraph wires around Santiago de los Caballeros and near Moca. Western Santo Domingo forces await their leader Usey to attack Santiago.
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Cape Haltien
Santiago de Los Caballeros
Moca
Santo Domingo
Santiago
Nothing Genuine Regarding Gomez Statement Seeks Author Credit
Havana July 93 Gen Gomez rejects published interviews as baseless and says he will only speak with his signature or through the Associated Press. He declines to discuss the Dominican presidency, protests rumors, and accuses conspirators of plans to unify Haiti and Cuba under U S influence. His wife and family have left Santo Domingo for Havana and a rival candidate Senor Jiminez is noted as popular. US intervention in Santo Domingo is speculated. A Bay rum ad ends the item.
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Gomez
Havana
Associated Press
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Cuba
United States
Gomes
Santo Domingo
Maria Herrera
Repubic
Senor
Juan Jiminez
Hivana
Senor Jimines
el Diario de la Marina
la Lucha
San Domingo
Distinguished Trio Sails From Liverpool to New York
United States Senator Edward O. Wolcott Isarael Zangwill and jockey Ted Sloan depart Liverpool for New York aboard the Cunard line steamer. The item includes eclectic odds and ends from travel and local ads, with notices of a Garfield Park Star Band concert and a steam laundry service.
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Liverpool
United States
Edward O. Wolcott
Colorado
Isarael Zangwill
Ted Sloan
New York
Cunera Line
Teerless Steams Laundry
West Eighth Street
Garfield Park
Heinz
East Highth Street
Weekly Bank Statement From New York July 20
The weekly Danie statement lists changes in surplus reserve, decreased $1.0, millions, Joans decreased $5,204,900, specie pressed U4,241, legal tenders F150,000, deposits decreased $12,733,300, circulation decreased $27,600. Banks hold £10,811,125 in excess of 25 percent reserve rule.
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New York
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M’kinley
Mrs. McKinley
Jiminez
Beges
Squires’ Pharmacy
AU Kuneas Ave
Ty DeWitt
Geo
W. Stansfield
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Wolff Packing Co
Union Pacific
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Cc. Fulton
Wyoming
Utah
California
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Oncr
Johnston & Walsh
H Austin Johnston
Edward ‘Walsh
Bennett Medical
St Anthony's Hosti Catarre
Johnateri
Ofice
Rees
Kansas Avenue
Chicago Medical Institute
Via
Mere Ween
DE Moss
L. M. Pennwell
Odd Fellows
Quincy St
Undertakers Finest Ambulance
de Moss & Penwell
Quincy Aes
Undertaking Rooms
Panwell Boundasee
Bara
Fone
de Moen Restdainos
Saning Amata
Southwestern Fuel CO
Tol
Bansan Avo
Barkley, Undertaker
Kansas Ave
Charles H Hoffmeyer
Tecumseh
Pate
Heina’s
Equiee
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