Cuban Congress Groping In Dark
Reported remarks describe a Cuban senate push for a national bank to issue paper money backed by mortgaged estates while farmers are said to be starving. House debate centers on rural guards, brigandage, and the scope of legislative power versus executive action as provincial councils press for pay and budgets. The American minister and his family are noted in Marianao, with social events and debates about Spain and England diplomacy surrounding U. S. influence in Cuba.
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Cuba
Senate
Marques of Santa Lucia
Cisneros
Senor Tamso
Tamayo
la Lucha
Congress
el Mundo
United States
Porto Rico
Spain
England
Marianao
Astor
Jack Astor
General Wood
New York Journal
Webb
Steinhart
Washington
Buffalo
Wood
Galveston
House
United States Congress
L. Beckwith
Fusion Ticket Named By People's Party In Topeka
Topeka June 24 The People's Party state convention voted to nominate a full slate for state offices including Justice four years Frank Doster Marion six years Ed Waterbury Lyons B F Milton Pordre a Congressman at large J D Botkin Cowley Lieutenant Governor Fred J Closa El Tig Attorney General F M Pearl Brown Treasurer D W Heillebower Miami Superintendent of Public Instruction EF Co Powell Reno Superintendent of Insurance J Hart Norton Democrats nominated at Wichita last month a governor and other state officers but fusion plans aim to defeat anti fusion law amid turbulent scenes with key speeches and denunciations of Republican trusts and Cuba policy by the alliance and rival factions.
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Topeka
Kang
People's Party
Supreme Court
Frank Doster
Marion
Waterbury
Lyons
B. F. Milton
Pord
J. D. Botkin
Cowley
Fred J. Closa
el- Tig
F. M. Pearl
Brown
D. W. Heillebow
Republican Party
Cuba
Convention Nominates Smyth and Harrington for Governor
At Grand Island and Grana Island Nebr June 24 the populist convention nominated M. F. Harrington for governor while democrats back Smyth. Both conventions will continue to ballot until one gains a majority, signaling a potentially long session. A democratic state convention opened with over a thousand delegates and featured H. D. Travis denouncing Republicanism as tied to corporate power and commercialism.
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Grand Island
Nebr
M. F. Harrington
Smyth
Harrington
Grana Island
State Committee
Pe L. Hall
H. D. Travis
Platttsmouth
Travis
Republican Party
Washington
Philippine Islands
United States
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Lfe
Lincoln
Senate
Nestor
Cuba
Roosevelt
Lodge
Beveridge
Asiatic Islands
South Africa
Pattison Leads For Nomination In Democratic Convention
Erie Pennsylvania June 24 The race for Pennsylvania governor nomination remains unsettled with ex Governor Robert E Pattison favored and ex Congressman James Kerr of Clearfield as his strongest rival. Wright of Allentown drafted platform omits the Chicago and Kansas City planks. In Minnesota Minneapolis June 24 intense convention scenes point to L A Rosing likely nominee with other contenders listed including John Lind and John A Johnson.
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Erie
Robert E. Pattison
Philadelphia
Pattison
James Kerr
Clearfield
Robert E. Wright
Allentown
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
John Lind
L. A Rosing
Cannon Falls
Cgo Baldwin
F. D. Larrabee
Minneapolto
John A. Johnson
of &J Peter
L. A. Rosing
Fraterville mine disaster verdict urges official neglect fault
Qoal Creek Tenn June 24 The coroner s jury investigating the Praterville mine explosion of May 19 finds the death of men and boys caused by gas or coal dust and held mine officials and state inspector R A Shifett responsible for neglect The jury verdict pins the catastrophe on the mine officials and inspector with the company named in the finding. Major Ford becomes Latin and English professor at VMI with colonel rank and remains commandant General Shipp chosen as institute representative on the state board of public instruction
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Fraterville
Qoal Creek
Tenn
Praterville
Coal Creek
Coal Company
Star
R. A. Shifett
Lexington
Ford
Virginia Military Institute
Board of Visitors
Shipp
State Board of Pubic Instruction
Nebraska Democratic Convention Endorses Bryan Platform and Governor Bid
The Nebraska Democrats reaffirms the Kansas City platform and condemns trusts’ criminal lax enforcement. They oppose the Ford currency bill, back irrigation, Cuban reciprocity, and Philippine governance reform. Constantine J. Smyth nominated governor on first ballot. St. Geig pledges to back direct Senate elections and tax public franchises by property value.
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Nebraska
Bryan
Travis
Ollie James
W. J. Bryan
Tilden Club
Mr. Bryan
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Tie
Edgar Howard
Columbus
Republican National Platform
Republican Party
Philippines
Europe
Democrats
House
Senate
Philippine
Congress
Stgeig
United States
Supreme Court
Bartlett Replies on Bankrupt Costs at Speer Hearing
Congressman Bartlett defending figures cited from the attorney general's 1901 report on bankruptcy costs in federal courts. He credits Justice Department sources for records from the southern district of Georgia and notes uncertainty about two specific cases and unreported distributions.
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Fos
Washington
Speer
Bartlett
Department of Justice
United States Courts
District of
Georgia
J. R. Fried
J. ¥. Johnston
Fresh Hibernianisms in Dublin and London Wits
The piece collects Irish anecdotes and wit from the Spectator era, including tales of the queen’s Italian visit with clergy banter about Irish heat, Lord Carlisle’s viceregal circle, Dublin castle banter about “Silky H-s” and “Sulky He-o,” and anecdotes from priests and parish life. It notes the humor in Irish simpleton misadventures, confessions, and marriages, ending with a Kerry court case about a man claimed to be blind versus the defendant.
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London Spectator
Spectator
Queen
Italy
Winchester
Windsor
Assisi
Ton
Earl of Carlisle
Leutenant
H—s
Dublin Meneo
Dublin
Silky H—s
Dublin Castle
Carlisle
Biddy
Lord Carlisle
London
Reguar
Lord Morris
Hig Bridget
Kerry
Eli
Sunday Constitution Daily Columns in Paper
A concise item notes Sunday editions feature column pages in the Constitution and Sunny South papers. It highlights the continuation of regular Sunday columns likely covering local notes, commentary, and lifestyle briefings. No specific events or named individuals are provided in readable text.
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Sunday Constitution
South
In Court Story and a Dublin Port Wine Tale
A witness describes a stormy night and near blindness with flashes of lightning while rain drops vary in size from a shilling to eighteenpence. A second anecdote recounts a Dublin priest abstainer served port by a grocer, joking that Cousin Tom’s wine tastes a wee bit too much.
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Dublin
Tom
Cornelius
Mushrooms and Punch Recited in Comic Recipe Fragments
Fragmentary notes mix Irish tales with humorous food quips. A recipe mentions mixing materials with whisky and water, then describes ketchup as a mislabel and references punch drinks. The text reads as playful, disjointed fragments rather than a coherent story.
Lager Beer Delivery Offer in City
Telephoning 1249 Bell or Standard, residents can have two dozen present use Lager Beer delivered to any city area for $1.25. Bottles must be returned.
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