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The government of Hawaii has indioated its willingness te oontinue for seven years t! e previsions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations ef that country to the…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years tho nre visions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such a continuance,…
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continues to be of a most frien€ly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in…
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lief ti ns far proposed would be preferred to continued inaction. FOia:»GV l.'KI.ATIONS. EXTUIKT.Y AMK'ABLE. Our relations with all foreign powers con tinue to be amicable. V»'ith Belgium a con veniso…
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The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations of J that country to th…
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The government of Hawaii has indicated Its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations of that country to the …
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continues to bo of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its wilhngnesB to continuo for seven years thoDro visions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such a continuance, i…
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ain continues to bo of a most friendly char acter. The Government of Hawaii has indi cated its willingness to continue for seven .years the provisions of the existing reciproc ity treaty. Such continu…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. I he government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the pro visions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such a continuance…
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be of a most friendly character. HAWAII. The Government of Hawaii has indicated Its willingness to continue for seven years tho provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view…
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continues to be of a most friendly characters The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years tfe previsions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has Indicated tts willingness to continue for sevea years ti a provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, i…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The governmeat of Hawait has Indicated its willingness to continue for seven years th provisions of the existing reaprocity treaty. Such continuance, in v…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indloated its -^Ulingnesa: ta"j&ontinue for. seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance,…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in…
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The government of Hawaii has Indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations of that country to the …
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The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of tile relations of that country to the…
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The government of Hawaii bus indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations of Hint country to the …
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dicntlng tho losses suffered by foreigners be cause of hostilities there, nnd tho claims of certain citizens of tho United Ktntcs will bo ill tills manner determined. The long-pending claims nf two ci…
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Polnt—0ld Domtnon 8s Co. Steamer Fanny Cadwalader, Gillingham, Baltimoro-DB N Downer. ship Benjamin Sewell, ~Imer, Shanghal -F Hatton (a, Ship Anglo-America (Br), Smith, Melbourno=Malller Quota, Ship …
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bas taken up Its quarters in the empty shol of some glgantiu ammonite. Tbo colored men are simply squatting in the palaces reared by the millionaire planters of sugar cane and coffee trees a hundred y…
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the morohauts in this oountry doing business with Huytl who are now coin polled to undorgo considerable loss owing to the state of affairs in tho Island. Go ask tne merchants) ol New York city Interes…
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The most terrible misery relgna at the capital. Tort iu rrlnce can i tand no more, and U uttering crlet off Irsge and auger against Legitime Long since aba would bavo anion and driven oat the pirate, …
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preferred Paris. Be called on Minister Pres ton, and had a long talk. His excuse for his journey Is not generally believed. It isthought he is following Dr. Anguste. who recently took J10O.COO ot Bipp…
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patches is a copy of ibdecrcc issued on the 10th inst. by the Legitime government clos ing nil northern ports St. M.irc Gonivos Port Dopaix and Cape Hnyticn to foreign commerce provisionally. Mention …
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of Legitime is in favor of Hyppolite. The Dessalines is now aground. accordinz to excellent authority, on a reef near an island oit Port au-Prinee, Heo bolle are destroyed, and she is so badly damaged…
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town, but receiving an answering volley of some force beat a retreat and sailed toward Cape Havtien. H. Becker Co., of South William street, say that letters from their correspondents fu. dicate that …
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would be tolerated, under a formal pro test and au appeal for future arbitration, commanded one of his gunboats to tow the Haytien Republic to the position in tue outer harbor occupied by her when cap…
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strong enough, however, to encourage him to resist tho lender little vess Is tins govern ment sent to Hnyti to enforce the demand for the releoßo the captured America steamer, Haytien Kcpiblic. Put th…
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soldiers, snllio 1 out on their tour of seizure on Dec. 'J7. Tbe most prominent people tbey arrested were M. Ijivnud. editor of The L'Oeil; T. Auguste, advocate; C. J. Gentil, merchant: J. l.eger and …
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"The finality is High! The Prices Are Low! And we promise a square deal and a cordial recep tion to all who iavor us with a call. I ANDERSON CO., FAMILiY GROGBH9. JK>. 110 MOUTH FIFTH ST. TELEPHONE 10…
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blockade. It seems by no means clear that the Haytien Republic was not knowingly violating the blockade when she was seized, and that is what the surrender under protest means. It certainly must be pr…
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CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED, And makes one or tne finest excursion steamers afloat. For terms and full particulars, address R. P. SOffE. mtf NEW HAVES BTEAMBOAX 0O. iiyaannjJ la. JMsV News by Telegraph FROM…
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LEGITIME. nYTPOLITE. 4o,000,000, chiefly to France. The white planters claimed a sharo in tho French re public, tho poor whites opposed tho planters, tho colored (mulatto) intrigued against both, and …
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work it was proposed by Mr. Blaine for the commission to do was of considerable import ance. FBOr. LANOBTON'S OPINION. A Stab reporter was talking this morning with Prof. John M. Langaton, who very ab…
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terest that a coaling station for the American navy should be established there. I'll EN I'll INTERESTS. "There has been talk of Lcgitime's having made concessions to France that amount prac tically t…
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pt business actively at work in behalf of the survivors. Physicians leave the city In a body for Johnstown. Reservoir at Cuba, N. Y., bursts. Floods sweep Maryland and Virginia. 'Meeting of Good Templ…
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$?200,000,000. That I boliore to be a blind. We arc more likely to secure another West In dian island. ?This much is certain?a gentleman rery high in the confidence of the Dominican re public recently…
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Parisian training, nnd there are ninny lively nnd ngrccublo women nmong theso mulattoes. Thoy nro known ns Snug Jlolce, or mulattoes, to distinguish them from the whites bom on tho islnnd, who form th…
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by the importation of a large number of Whydas as slaves. It is rather startlin& to learn that in this country voudoui'sm became rather worse than it had been in Africa, and that where as it was close…
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in the Chilean situation have added com plexity to affair*, and there is now a long docket of unsolved diplomatic problems as follows: The Italian and Beliring Sea com plications. Canadian reciprocity…
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thority at Port-Au-Prince, as charged in ihe reports published to-day, he will no foubt have pretty good backing at the hands of the President and the Secre tary of State. They are very fond of Lim, a…
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sev displeagure of the Haytian govern ment by his criticisms of their method of government i a dommunication addressed to President Hippolyte, was freely dis cussed at the Capitol to-day. Neither of t…
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the 21st when we anchored at Turks f,land, a bcurif'il little, emerald of the sea, tumt 7 miles long, belonging to England and principally utilized for its salt and cocoa culture and gar dening, thus …
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Haytian paper, gives the following account of President Hyppolite’s death:— On Tuesday 24th March at 3 a.m. His Excellency the President left the capital. Having taken a light repast he mounted his ho…
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lit rutillii of Americin hiiHni J uid to riiiiuiieiiiirMti ibei looof the llrt i nturs of attic loinmirelal hIatt 5 ii deniribii und perpitu ntii the iuuri ii I nai i lori of out tti aim trial iliivil…
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Kico, the market is likely to go further on its upward course It is thought that if our fleet wius auother decisive victory it will settle the war. The only stock that showed weakness was sugar, ou a …
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effect that the members of the association, as the representatives of the silk trade in this country, Welcomed the opportunity to subscribe to the erec- tion of a great Nations) memorial to the “count…
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Azcarraga, then Minister of War, was first ap pointed Pre; the Cabinet remained unchanged, On Septem FLEET STILL AT CURACOA, AND ADMIRAL SAMPSON PASSED CAPE HAYTIEN, ANOTHER MESSAGE FROM A DMIRAL DEWE…
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money, but he admitted that this was, perhaps, the most urgent business which could claim the attention of the Chambers. He mentioned the contract already entered into by the Government with the Bank …
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feM aa tosf d«Mr«<l to yw :n these —t«r* Turn iaiand WU granted, under vary liberal coeditSoea, met years ago ta thres Hirtiaai. MIL S*« Alnia B. Rif tar* tad Dr. Aubrey. Only M. Am j M Mr Urtac. and …
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tloned, there is no belief in the alleged Franoo-Spanish entente, it being argued that French trade relations with the United States, and the desire to have America represented at the Coming Paris exp…
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fusion between the figures three and eight. Copyright, 1898, by the Associated Press. Cape Haytjen, Juno 3, 10:25 p. m.— A dis patch from Santiago says the vessel sunk is understood to be the Merrimae…
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morrow. All Indications are that Southeast ern Cuba will be the scene of active naval and military operations for some time. Here are assembled the squadrons of great fighting ships, and, looking down…
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view of the diminished incomes of the peo ple. Hard times had created discontent and political unrest, which it was expedient to conciliate by reforming the government and reducing its cost. Ten days …
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the whole island became independent in the early part of the present cen tury; the Bahama islands came defi nitely under British authority about 1783. Between 1810 and 1820 Chili, Ven ezuela, Argentin…
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this cotlco out and mall to SEAUtf. IiOEDUCK A CO., Chlcaro. BUSINESS CHANCE Unusual oDpcrtunlty to In vest J200 or more, tecuring large permanent In come: capital safe, profits sure. II. GRIFFIN, lib…
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tobacco In all Its forms. The Incorpor ators are It. J. Reynolds, W. N. Rey nolds. J. B. Duke. J. R. Cobb, Georjre M. Gales. O. K. Faucett and D. A. Keller. The company is afnilatd with the Continenta…
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x Vnpl _ tiril «_,» disnateh from Nou olk A l ,nl A U1|M Fort au Prince says: it is reported that the Dominican government is massing tloopH on the frontier in fear of invasion v 'Ltan ,1 nu liiez tro…
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dential election will pass off peacefully. The Degarliche Antarctic expedition has arrived safely at Punta Arenas, Patagonia. Advices from the far East indicate that Japan has watched with jealous eye…
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HAYTI GROWS TRANQUIL. President Heureux Makes a Tour of The Republic. New York, May 16.—A dispatch to the Tribune from Porto Plata. Hayti, says: The Haytian government accepts the delimitation of the …
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teen be installed the Americans propose that the unfurling of the flag shall bo accom- pllBhed by President McKlnloy by pressing the button In Washington causing the flag to unroll. REBELS CUT TELEGRA…
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.says the cyclone did enormous damage in the interior of that .island, a number of coffee and cocoa estates being de vastated. Lc M.rtirle, a suburb, was half destroyed. There were a number of fatalit…
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says the cyclone did enormous damage to the interior of that island, a number of coffee and cocoa estates being devas tated. Le Mourle, a suburb, was half destroyed and there were a number of fataliti…
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j say that the cyclone did enormous dam age in the interior of that island, a number of coffee and cocoa estates be ing devastated. Le Mourie, a suburb, was half destroyed. There were a num ber of fat…
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Point-a-Pltre, island of Guadaloupe, says the cyclone did enormous damage in the interior of that island, a num ber of coffee and cocoa estates being devastated. LeMourle, a suburb, was half destroyed…
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addition, there were 107,650 pounds of The City of lea< a,u 34 'pounds of sheet re- i lead Just to what use Ibis rather un 118,181 Alpment is going to be put is of i no k novvn but it may be intended …
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Tbe eecret miiODl of the Drey fai court ended Friday, and peu session! began Saturday. It i reported that McKinley will retire from politic ec.d cot accept a reoominatioa. (Truth!) Tbe Meaicao troop b…
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>rs in K y AAV-: Tampa and Havana Is bring orgni/ed are current In the to -1 ha. o trade in New York. Pi. at F P Ripley of the Santa Re iw a v iHtnpanv says the Santa Fe wi; sur in in Sim Francisco on…
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being orgnized are current in the to bacco trade in New York. President E. P. Ripley of the Santa Fe Railway company says the Santa Fe will surely be in San Francisco on or before Jan. 1 next. The hea…
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being orgnized are current in the to bacco trade in New York. President E. P. Ripley of the Santa Fe Railway company says the Santa Fe will surely be in San Francisco on or before Jan. 1 next. The hea…
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been transferred from the George Croise, a steamer of Santiago de o Cuba, engaged on the Cuban coast and in foreign trade, were seised q aboard the French bark RuninWe. Captain Port, on Tuesday night.…
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ex. The army consisted of about a thous and men under command of General Esca boa. Meanwhile General Tabarea and General neyes, insurgents, had coJected about 400 men. "They met the Government troops …
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"In the meantime," said the 8ecre? ;ary, "the War Department will continue ;o provide food in as large quantities as possible for the Porto Rlcan people made destitute by the storm." Secretary Root's …
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in East River. The cargj, consisting of tobacco and 8,000 bales of cotton and valued at $250,000 to $800,000, is a total loss. The loss to the bat is $50,000. The cause of the fire is a mystery. The b…
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lioona was burned and sunk at her wharf in Fast River. The cargo, consisting Jf tobacco and S,000 bales of cotton and valued at $250,000 to $300,000, is a total loss, l'he loss to the boat is $50,000.…
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into the responsibility for the loss of Spain's colonies. rr—p———— San Remo, Italy, Feb. 15.—The British Am bassador to France, Sir Edmund J. Monson, left San Remo to-day, saving that his destina tion…
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on Warhinsion betwsenFIrst £“'Jxr£Jf' ANDREW EDINGER In retiring from the flour trade I desire to thank my frier Is for the liberal patronise lva me for me pees thirty veers and rh'o fully rec ommend …
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teeming with millions of is just “At present, there is no way of com municating with the cities located in the north (Cape Haitien and Port de Paix), except by a long and rugged road which follows the…
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tion, a reservoir costing in the neigh borhood of $1,500,000, which will sup ply not only these once prosperous, but now distressed Indians, but as well a large area of public lauds cal culated to pay…
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nology and archaeology composed of 630 pieces. The Government of Guatemala has appointed as women managers, Se nora Dona Concepcion Saravia de Zirion, and Senorita Dona Irene Olivero Mo'ina. The Gover…
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River 31, Montego Bay, Runaway Bay and Oracabessa August 6 with fruit (0 J BE Kerr Co. Arrived at the Bar at 12:15 a m. Steamer Oranje Nassau (Dutch), Pals, Paramaribo 22. Demerara 23, Trinidad 27, Ca…
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St Michaels 20 and Delaware Breakwater October 13, with sugar to Norton Son. Arrived at the Bar at 6 a m. Steamer Hubert (Br), Lyons, Manaos September 29, Para October 3 and Barbados KX, with mdse and…
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with bananas to the United Fruit Co. Arrived at the Bar at 5:20 p m. Steamer Cienfuegos (Cuban license), Johnson, Santiago September 30, Cienfuegos October 5 and Manzanilla 10, with mdse and 6 cabin p…
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in securing coal, selling monopolies or other exclusive rights in’ ports of this continent or its adjacent islands. This is the administra tion's view of the most recent scare, which rests on alleged …
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A highoffietal'.mid that unless the Inci dent should develop into an attempt to ac quire territory or. to interfere in the po litical status of Haiti the United States would not intervene.. The incide…
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favor of the coffeo Industry of the western hemisphere. It was the original Intention of tho commission that all Latin-American countries should be represented, and tho addition of Peru has Increased …
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sugar industry would not suffer by reason of the treaty, as should we buy the whole Cuban crop it would only supply one-third of the amount needed. Senator Hepburn, of Idaho, today introduced a joint …
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hundred tickets have been issued for the Bryan "dollar dinner" to be given at Lin coln tonight The Panama canal sub ject, postofflco Inquiry and other mut ters of Importance aro scheduled for Con gren…
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wns made u captain of volunteer and served as n member of the staff of Chinese Gordon whose close friend he wan Fire Alarm Was False I Chicago Jnn FollowlnR nn nl inn rf lire In the temporary nwlu i j…
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burn bur the towns destroy the crops on the theplains th thplRID theplains plains plRID poison the streams and retire retrA to the theIt themountains themountains mountains plaon They would kep keep t…
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to collect a death duty on his estate. The house of lords, in giving judg ment, expressed doubt as to whether Mr. WInans intended to abandon his American domicile, but said the crown certainly had not…
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Alaska Democrats have declared for Judge Parkef'as a presidential candi date. Robert H. Patton has been nominat ed for governor by Illinois Prohibi tionists. Haytien revolutionists are reported to hav…
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American Locomotive? -...._ American I.oco.. pfd 88 Kit 83 *8 Am. Cur <fc Foundry 17^ 17'^ 17"^ 17Vi pfd 71 J. M-i 97f) 12* SOJ, 49^ 12m a 152. ISIS 21V, 110 14t% 77 111 y>y, 87 Am. Car A Foundry Amer…
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committee to-day voted to accept the offer of the United States and Great Britain to pay $40, 000 each as indeénifilty to the Samoans, and to pay the balance of the claims, which is esti mated at $20,…
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103d-st., between 5th and Madison aves, Mra Henrietta Bpeke-Seeley, ‘Songs of Shakespeare”; Board of Education, Park-ave. and 5%thst., P™ fessor Arthur Wesley Dow, “Buddhist Art fa Anuradhapura, the L…
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Mme. Hengelmuller, the French ambassador and Mme. Jusserand, the German ambassador and Baroness von Sternbuxjj, the British ambassador and Lady Dyrand, tht^Biazilian ambassador and lime. abueho the Ru…
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minister, the Haytien Minister and Mme, l.eger, the Costa Rican Minister and Mme. Calvo, the Nicaraguan minister, the RBelglan Minister and Mme, Moncheur, the Siamese minister, the Chilean Minister an…
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Minister and Mme. a ger, the Costa Rican Minister and Mme. Calvo, the Kiearaguan minister, the Belgian minis ter and Mme. Moneheur. the Siamese minister, the Chilean Minister and Mme. Walker-Martinez,…
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Minister the Haytian Minister and Mme Leger the Costa Rican Minister and Mme Calvo the Nicaraguan Min ister the 'Belgian Minister and Mme Moncheur1 the Siamese Minister the Chilian Minister and Mme Wa…