Senate sugar schedule debate shows sharp exchanges
Washington June 15 The senate debated the sugar schedule with Tillman charging irregularities and Hoar delivering a rebuke. Allison defended the schedule with tables claiming less protection for refiners under the bill. Pettigrew urged free list protections for trusts while Allen called for legal action against trusts. Lindley’s amendment to equalize sugars failed 46 to 28 with party line splits.
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Senate
Hoar
Tillman
Allison
Pettigrew
8. D
Allen
Lindwey
McEnery
Mantle
Three Hard Nut to Crack Hawaii Sugar Antitrust Fates
Washington Republicans in caucus three hours discussed three issues. The Hawaiian reciprocity treaty was postponed for a future meeting. The beet sugar bounty proposal was withdrawn and the antitrust amendment was sent to the Republican judiciary committee for study.
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Manatlan
House
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Printing Pressmen Gather for Shorter Day Plan in Detroit
In Detroit nearly 100 delegates from major cities attend a social reception at the Griswold house ahead of the ninth annual conference of the International Printing Pressmen's union. Key topics include reducing the workday to nine hours and admitting job pressmen, feeders and helpers to full union membership. William B. Prescott of Indianapolis and James G. Murphy of New York are present to press cooperation for the nine hour day.
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Detroit
America
Griswold House
International Printing Presemen’s Union
Pressmen’s Union
William B. Prescott
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
James G. Murphy
New York
Typographical Union
Three Ja cobs burg girls struck by lightning
In Jacoba burg eleven miles west of the city three young ladies about 19 years old were killed by a bolt on their way from M. E. church. Millia McGuire Alpa Taylor and Emma White died, Sarah Bohring was badly stunned and may die. The deaths are linked to steel corsets worn by the deceased.
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Berzins
M. EB
Jacobaburg
Millia McGuire
Thomas McGuire
Alpa Taylor
William Taylor
Emma White
Simon White
Sarah Bohring
Jacobsburg
Miss Bohring
Find a Cure for Hog Cholera Result of Experiments
Rail road freight officials report experiments in Iowa show hog cholera can be cured. The disease is less common in summer, but many hogs fed with poor corn have produced new cases daily. Letters from hog raisers nationwide claim success in curing and preventing hog cholera.
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Consvguz
Iowa
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Illegal banking case delayed in Independence hearing
In Independence Missouri today the illegal banking case against J H Gage president of the defunct Kansas City Saving and Safe Deposit bank was continued to November 11 by agreement of counsel. Cashier Sattley, recently pardoned from the penitentiary, was connected with the same institution.
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Hilegal Banking
Kansas City
Independence
J. H. Gage
Kansas City Savinge and Safe Deposit Bank
Sattley
Towa Company Barred in St Pau Incident
Insurance Commissioner Dearth notified the Iowa Insurance Company that their licenses stand canceled and that any future business written in this state will violate the law.
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Towa Company
St. Pau
Dearth
Iowa Insurance Company
Rustlers Driven Away on Spotted Horse Range
Sheridan Wy June 15 A clash between cattle rustlers and officers occurred at XL springs on the Spotted Horse ranges. Officers opened fire, rustlers fled abandoning 20 extra horses later seized by authorities. The horses belonged to well known cattle companies across the state.
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Sheridan
Spotted Horse
XL Springs
Rail union meeting draws over 1000 to discuss labor
Rail unions from all brotherhoods gather in Mason Orry Ia on June 15 with Hon. L S Coffin A B Garretson P Sargent F B Dodge and P M Arthur in attendance. Over 1000 fill the opera house to hear addresses from the leaders. In Portland a railway car collision claims the life of Charles A Rathbone son of R Dunn through a private car impact. Nashville dispatch notes ex Commissioner Calhoun may be named minister to Madrid for President McKinley.
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Mason Orry
L. 8. Coffin
A. B. Garretson
P. ¥. Sargent
F. BR. Dodge
P. M. Arthur
Opera House
Portland
O’brien
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Charles A. Rathbone
Rathbone
The
Oregon, Navigation and Railway Company
R. Dunn
Calhoun
Madrid
New York
Nashville
Ruiz
Onuba
McKinley
Stewart L. Woodford
Vanderbilt Refuses Newspaper Access at Biltmore
An incident during President McKinley's Asheville visit ends with Charles McNamee and the press admitted after initial refusal by E. J. Harding, acting for the Vanderbilt estate. Porter informs Harding that the president deems newspaper men welcome guests and the party proceeds to Biltmore House.
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Vanderbilt
Hila Lelaure
Biltmore House
Asheville
N. C
McKinley
George W. Vanderbilt
Charles McNamee
E. J. Harding
Biltmore
Manager McKissick
Battery Park Hotel
Vanderbilt Apita
J. Addison Porter
Harding
Porter
Mr. Harding
Representative Pearson
Young Mens’ Institute Hall of
Congressman Pearson
Biltmore Station
Washington
Alger
Legislative Committee On State Institutions Get to Work
Des Moines June 16 the legislative committee on investigation of state institutions met to plan its work. It includes Senator T E Healy of Fort Dodge and Representatives Frank Merriam Manchester and Claude R Porter Centerville. Healy elected chairman Merriam secretary. The panel will hire an expert accountant and stenographer and begin in about two weeks to probe each institution in detail with an exhaust ive report. It backs govern by a single state board and may urge a laws change next session.
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Des Mronns
Legislative Committee
T. ED. Healy
Fort Dodge
Frank Merriam
Manchester
Claude R. Porter
Centerville
Heaty
Merriam
Annexation of Hawaii Treaty to be Sent to Senate
Washington reports a Hawaii annexation treaty is written and ready for signature. The president and Secretary Sherman return from the south. The plan mirrors earlier negotiations and would enable U S control of crown lands and debt assumption, with no Hawaiian government conditions. Senate action expected soon, possibly within a week.
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Senate
Washington
Hawaii
United States
Sherman
South
Harrison
Cleveland
Committee On Foreign Relations
State Department
Hawaiian Legation
New Turn in Bartley Trial and Other Items
The Bartley embezzlement case rests with Judge Baker after the defense seeks dismissal over whether embezzlement means money or bank credit. A eccentric Indiana magnate dies at 70, famed for silence and local town founding. Creditors close the Quincy plant, with reorganizing hoped after debts exceed 36 000 dollars secured and 40 000 unsecured. Senator Pettigrew introduces a Dakota Nebraska boundary ratification bill fixing the Missouri river center as the line. War veterans rush pension applications, about 14 800 in 10 days with 84 000 disposed since March 4 and around 85 000 pending. The Brooklyn cruiser arrives from New York to join the Spithead review on June 26. About 800 workers benefit as Oliver Brothers mill resumes after week idle. Governor Holcomb invited by Tammany for Fourth of July address. The Rural Schools of Massena Township hold graduate exercises with class of 08 students Walter Robinson Josie Greenwaldt and Mary Willis. Readers note the town celebrates and applauds. Gold and silver production show gains in 1896 from federal mint estimates. Charles H. Cunningham found guilty of forgery. a separate altercation in Brooklyn ends with serious injury from a neck injury.
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South Dakota
Washingtoy
Pettigrew
Nebraska
Missouri River
Market Letter Reports Mixed Wheat and Stock Trends
Market letter from McLain Bros. & Co. Chicago notes improved stock and bond broker activity, rising railway stock demand, and potential futures-driven shifts. It warns that European war tensions, Turkey demands, and Dardanelles risk could lift wheat prices while dampening foreign securities, with domestic crops shown as generally favorable though rainfall issues in parts of the northwest and grasshopper pressures in South Dakota.
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McLain Bros. & Co
Commission Merchants
Rialto Building
Chicago
Supreme Court
Thessaly
Turkey
Russia
America
Danubian
Dardanelles
Orient
Cent
Westernurope
Northwest
South Dakota
United States
Conveyances and property transfers list
A scrambled OCR of conveyances includes multiple transfers and deeds. Entries mention Lewis to Townsend with 113 43 BW4 drawing, Macomber to Clara Macomber, USA to Quinces R Nolan pat and related parcels, Breen to Martha Green, Deioe Sal to Mra HL Wilson, Oscar Ovarholtzer to John R Lucas, and EW Williamson to F Stevenson. Sums noted include 204.20, 9000, 42000, 475, and 1066.66 with various lot and block references and June dates.
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Macomber
Lewis
George Haver
F H Townsend
Clara Kt Macomber
Ord
Nwa
USA
Quinces R Nolan
Pat
Quinces & Nolan
Nolan
Joba
Breen
Martha B Green
Wai
Mra
HL Wilson
Atlantic
Oscar L Ovarholtzer
John R Lucas
Cumberland
Williamson
F Stevenson
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