NEW ENGLISH CABINET IN WAKE OF ROSEBERY RESIGNATION
The Marquis of Salisbury has accepted the premiership and formed a new ministry. Key figures include Duke of Devonshire A. J. Balfour Joseph Chamberlain Sir Michael Hicks Beach and Georges Goschen. Both parties claim readiness for a July general election amid Ireland and home rule tensions. Redmond predicts Liberal defeat.
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Iti
House of Commons
Marquis of Salisbury
A. J. Balfour
Duke of Devonshire
Joseph Chamberlain
Windsor
Lord Rosebery
London
the Treasty
Michael Hicks-Reach
Georges J. Goschen
Sir William Harcourt
Ireland
Chamberlains
Russells
Liberal Party
Treland
Redwood
John Redmond
Parnelites
Gladstone
Redmond
Lory Party
House of Lords
Asquith
Home Secretary
German agitation for silver and cattle policy interview
German ambassador Baron Thielman said agitation for silver stems from northern agrarian areas due to low farm prices. He doubts an international monetary conference before the Reichstag meets in November and notes Germany may resume cattle restrictions only after American cattle are cleared of Texas fever. He denied retaliation for U.S. sugar tariffs.
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Anbassador Thieliman
Wasmaron
Baron Thielman
State Department
Germany
Reichstag
Des Moines Church Destroyed and Fatal Mining Tragedy
A report from Des Moines describes the Sixth Presbyterian church destroyed by a fire sparked by lightning. In Crowe & Marshall mine a 19 year old, John Marshall Jr, died from fire damp after collapsing rescuer John Thunell also perished, dragging the victim into the water. The piece also covers races at Red Oak and various local incidents including saloon tensions and a bank collapse in Sioux City.
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Boony
John Marshall, Jr
Crowe & Marshall Coal Company
John Thunell
Young Marshall
Thunell
Des Moines
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Silver Democrats Organize for 1896 Coinage Campaign
Memph is June 6 1895 prominent Democrats met after the silver convention to outline a national organization within the party to push free and unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1. A conference is planned in Washington on Aug 14 1895 with invites to Democratic friends, aiming to coordinate state groups and influence the 1896 national convention.
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Memphis
Democratic Party
United States
Washington, D.C
Casey Young
Tenn
Multiple Disparate News Briefs From Across the Nation
Acquittal in Missouri murder case. Governor Morrill orders saloons in Atchison Kansas closed. South Bend Indiana hostier inherits $45,000 estate. Springfield Drs Tron raises wages for employees. Jacksonville dry goods merchant Simon Cattley assigns assets. Walsh Babcock Akron raises wages by one half. El Paso Texas campaigns against gamblers with 48 placed under $100 bonds. Died in Jeffersonville Indiana: William Artman and Joseph Paxton serving murder sentences. Mendota Illinois man robbed by highwaymen. may not recover. Nebraska National Bank seeks receivership for Little Rock stave and lumber. Denver Blanch Newberger 15 dies after scolding. Viroqua Wisconsin man sentenced for attempted poisoning. Minneapolis man convicted of manslaughter in May killing. Sloss Iron and Steel Birmingham raises miners wages six cents per ton. Cottonbelt railroad cancels telegraphers’ contract over discipline. Elevator of 20,000 bushels wheat burns at Mooreton North Dakota. Munice Indiana mills closed for two months. thousands idle.
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Springfield
Drs
Simon Cattley
Jacksonville
Walsh-Babcock Company
Akron
el Paso
Tex
William Artman
Joseph Paxton
Jeffersonville
Lod
James Dorsey
Mendota
Nebraska National Bank
Stave and Lumber Company
Little Rock
Blanch Newberger
Denver
Andrew Fuglebratson
Viroqua
Wis
Frederick Williams
Minneapolis
Erie
Mooreton
N. D
Munice
Ind
C. H. Ouer & Co
Maring, Hart & Co
Ball Bros
Nelson, Munice
Port Glass
Reprimand looming for Tahiti consul Doty
Washington to send a stern reprimand to J Lamb Doty the Tahiti consul after reports of his marriage to a Tahiti girl under native rites. French rule recognizes only marriages under French law, prompting the action following concerns over Doty’s conduct and business attention.
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Paty
San Francisco
The
Chronicle
Tahiti
Department of State
Washington
J. Lamb Doty
Doty
Liver Regulator Promises Health Through Restored Liver Action
This plea argues that fatigue and malaise stem from a torpid liver and poison buildup. It touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a purely vegetable tonic free of calomel and quinine, claiming decades of loyal use and endorsements from various readers and officials.
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Simons Liver
Simmons
Time Table for C., R.J. & P. line operations
The timetable shows departures and arrivals for the C., R.J. & P. route with services at 6:49 am 1 pm Paigen 5 pm, limited options at 6:66 pm, passenger service at 9:00 pm and freight. It notes arrival at OLD BRANCH and departure times for AUDUBON BRANCH with related schedules.
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Profeaa
Liberals
Gibbons
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Bankvark
Jie
Priscilla
Clarges
Rio
Santos
Cleveland
CortumBus
John Molinar
Mollnar
Daniel Ghering
Ghering
Mollmar
Jefferson City
McFarlane
Supreme Court
Kansas City Gas Light and Coke Company
Kansas City
Edison Company
Newark
Emory
United Phonograph Company of New York
Edison United States Phonograph Company of Newark
Matthews
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Purdue University
Hetty
Mary
New York
Mary Irene Hoyt
Hetty Green
Los Angeles
W. Delay
California
Marcus D. 1 Boruck
Evangelist Phillips
Delaware
Phillip Phillips
Edward Jones
Rushville
Melvin Jones
Ilinois
Bourbon
Rich
Devlin
Jackson
Mich
San Antonio
Thomas
James Crockett
Daniel Kidd
Pellyton
Newman
Atlant
Fla
Theodore Starbuck
Altgeld
James Dunn
Neosho County
Kan
Carrollton
Fort Scott
Mary A Kittenringer
Georges W. Frazier
Richard Calhoun
Fort Smith, Ark
Kittenringer
Bert Range
Taylorville
Cleveland, O
Boone
Nebraska
Red Oak
Farmer
Clatma
Bolin Realgan
Rep
Osk
Alix
Bronx City
Zirhut
Geneva
Neb
W. H. Gzirhut
Milligan Bank
Shickley
Music Teachers’ Convention
Iowa
Music Teachers of Iowa
J. W. Ruggles
Teachers’ National Association
Reno
Iowa City
James M. Tracy
Returna
Drake
Harlan
Parrott
McFarland
Harsh
Kamruar
Ormsby
Spois
Dusugus
Spitzke
Riceville
Charles Robinson
Lombard
Sioux City
Lombard Investment Company
Sioux Curry
Clinton Banking House
Camron
Jane 2
G. Haywood & Son
G. W. Chase
Henry Bolin
Omana
Bolin
Kentucky
Sergent
Holkhorn
Pike County
Deskin
Thomas and
Charles
Joe
Pete Edgarton
Elkhorn City
Charley Daskin
Joe Edgarton
Tom Daskin
Pineville
Silver Democrats
Hackaerry
Ariz
Peach Springs
William Tucker
John Doyl
Utah Southern
Utah Southern Railroad Company
Messrs. J. M. Han
Oliver Ames
Dole
Tillie E. Starbuck
Honolulu
President Dole
Mexico
Reading
Reading Railroad Company
Southern Pacific
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Theresa Fair
Howgate
Henry Howgate
CoLumpus
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Terry
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Merritt
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Schriver
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Hoffer
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Kennedy
Dailey
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Murphy
Staley
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Fagin
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Twineham
Damon
Grand Rapids
Toledo
Killroy
Fear
Gear
Roach
WES Hrn Association
Omaha
Peorin
Hagan
Lohman
Hanson
Dougdale
Bt. Joseph
Rockford
Parvin
Jones
Horton and Snyder
Lincoln
Dackgenville
Barnes and Beer
George Lewis
Mexico, Mo
W. R. Brown
Morrill
Atchison, Kan
Henry Allen
South Bend
Tnd
Texas
Austin
Dallas
Dallas Athletic Club
State of
Big Rex
Colo
Urake
Leader
F. M. Drake
James Harlan
F.C. Letts
Matt Parrott
William M. McFarland
J. D. Harsh
J. L. Kamrar
Unknown
Rising Begass
M. M. Brewster
Montgomery
Ala
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Douglas
BkocuTon
Far Rave
West
Macon
Ovid G. Sparks
Oakland
Cal
J. R. Gates
B. V. Lawrence
North Carolina
Coctranton
N, Shepard
Hy Zeilin & CO
R.J
Audubon Branch
Arrsets
American Medical CO
Vic Emmert & Co
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