Diplomatic protest plan over American cattle ban outlined
The administration proposes a joint protest by U S diplomats in London Berlin Paris and Brussels to revoke discriminating cattle and dressed beef bans. Ambassadors Hay Porter White and the new Belgian minister will coordinate with Belamy Storer. if ineffective, retaliatory measures may follow.
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Period of Tariff Talks Highlights Senate Session
Washington June 10 The senate held tariff speeches with little progress as Rawlins Utah and Mills Virginia assailed the bill. Cannon Utah Thurston Nebraska read editorials claiming returning prosperity while defending or attacking tariff aims. Other items noted include railroad July events and a plan to nationalize the Transmississippi exposition with foreign participation urged.
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Silver Men Outline Methods For 1898 1900 Campaigns
National Republican Silver Party executives meet to plan rapid organization for 1898 elections and 1900 campaign. Ex-Senator Duboie of Idaho named chairman. Towne to lead national headquarters from Duluth. others unnamed. Teller telegrams support united silver front under one banner for victory in 1900.
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Cyclone Strikes Lyle Iowa Area Demolitions and Fatalities
A June 11 cyclone near Lyle Iowa wreaked destruction across towns and farms. Several deaths and numerous injuries reported as homes barns and telegraph lines were destroyed. A special train with surgeons and workers dispatched from Waterloo to aid casualties.
Grain Dealers to Meet for First Annual National Assn
Des Moines June 10 The first annual meeting of the Grain Dealers National Association will be held in Des Moines June 29 and 30. Prominent grain men from Iowa Minnesota Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Nebraska Kansas and Ohio will discuss trade rule uniformity friendly relations with carmen crop information bureau and insurance costs. Japs In the Heat Fields San Francisco June 10 Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald reports 50 Japanese workers reached Watsonville and were hired in beet fields raising questions about contract labor. Immigration chief Stradley notes most Japanese arrive for beet work. no Japanese or Chinese in Watsonville factory though fields are Mongolian and Negro labor abundant. Negro Assailant Killed by a Mob Prisxcrss Anng Md June 10 William Andrews a colored man known as Cuba was seized from courthouse guards and killed by a mob after being convicted of felonious assault on Mrs. Benjamin T. Kelley near Marion on May 5. Judge Bage warned against mob action but crowd persisted.
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