Explosions shake Havana and water supply fears rise
Havana reports two detonations causing structural damage to Christina and Concha bridges and the Fernando Zeptimo aqueduct. Insurgents are blamed for the dynamite as Havana braces for further raids while authorities promise to press the campaign even during the rainy season. Monarchical agitation grows in Brazil with Isabel I hinted as empress.
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Havana
Christina
Concha
Fernando Zeptimo
Pinar de Rio
Antonio Maceo
Puerto Principe
Maximo Gomez
Sale of Famous Violins at Hawley Collection
The Hawley violin collection was sold to Ralph Granger of San Diego for $20,000. Harvard Commencement notes the class of 90 graduating. Lyman Abbots of Brooklyn preached the baccalaureate at Harvard University.
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Hantcrorp
B. D. Hawley
Ralph , Granger
San Diego
Harvard
Oanuripan
Harvard University
Lyman Abbots
Brooklyn
Milwaukee Strike Ends After Boycott and Reinstatement Push
Milwauke e June 20. The street railway dispute ends as the company resumes with a full staff. About 400 former strikers seek reinstatement and are placed on the reserve list. All bus lines remain withdrawn as the settlement takes effect.
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Walwaukee
Milwarver
Kearsarge Survivors Mark 25th Reunion
Boston hosts 35 of the 4% survivors for the 25th annual reunion and the $2d anniversary of the battle. John Sanborn elected president and William Wainwright secretary of the association. Fleming Murder Gase Nearing the End. New York reports evidence in the Fleming case. lawyers set to argue Monday.
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Boston
Keargarge-Alabama
John Sanborn
William Wainwright
Signs of Improvement in Trade and Travel Headlines
Dullness period shows signs of renewed activity in wheat and cotton demand and higher stocks. Bradstreet notes restricted trade and strike threats while St Louis hotels report record convention crowds and strong dining activity. Morgan and Stewart examined by Senate on government bond issues. officials cite patriotism over profits.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Atlantic
Bradstreet’s
Milwaukee
Iron and Steel
Pittsburg
Mexico In Interested In McKinley Nomination
Ory of Mexico June 20 reports great interest in McKinley’s nomination and the silver delegates. Locals favor silver but fear a silver standard in the United States would ruin Mexico’s manufacturing growth and imperil current prosperity from competition.
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Mexico
Ory
McKinley
United States
Spain Must Make Reparation to US Citizens
Washington dispatch reports instructions sent to U S minister Harris Taylor in Madrid to press the Spanish government for strong representations toward securing reparation for indignities to Dr Jose Delgado and other American citizens in Cuba.
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Spain
Washington
United States
Madrid
Harris Taylor
Jose Delgado
Cuba
Miners and Operators Reach Conciliation Pact in Colorado
Northern Colorado coal miners and operators reach agreement to resume work immediately. Both sides will submit future disputes to a joint conciliation board for review.
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Agron
Denver
Northern
Colorado
Ideal Panacea Promoted by Alderman Francis and Minister
James L. Francis of Chicago declares Dr Kings New Discovery an ideal panacea for coughs and lung complaints after five years use, while Rev John Burgas of Keokuk praises its benefits and speedy relief in a Methodist church ministry. Trial bottles offered free at drug stores.
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James L. Francis
Chicago
Dr. King
Mr. Leslie Carter on the Stand in Belasco Suit
In New York on June 20 the trial of David Belasco versus N K Fairbank over 65000 for services to prep Mrs Leslie Carter was nearly finished. Mrs Carter testified mainly to support Belasco claiming Fairbank hired him to coach her. she also admitted a 10 year Belasco management contract at 50 dollars weekly. The closing argument is set for Monday.
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Leslie Carter
New York
David Belasco
N. K. Fairbank
Carter
Belasco
Fairbank
Cartar
Beecher Acquitted in Forgery Case at New York
The jury found Henry B. Beecher not guilty of forging the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad vice president’s name. Also reported: 800 silver miners walked out at Leadvill e over wage demands, and a column notes on patches and a massillon sermon, plus a drug ad praising Electric Bitters with patient testimonials.
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Deacher
New York
Henry B. Beecher
F. 8
Bond
Mr. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Massillon
New York World
Canadians and Americans receive cordial reception at London tournament
At the International Firemen's Tournament in London on June 20 the Canadian team appeared and, along with the United States entrants, were given a cordial reception by the crowd and organizers.
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London
International Fire Department
Spanish War Budget Seeks Two Cruisers and War Materials
An extra budget will be submitted to the cortes for the purchase of two cruisers and 60,000 pesetas for war material. A Guatemalan revolution is reported from San Jose on June 20. In St. Louis on June 40 the Republican committee elected Marcus A Hanna as chairman and named vacancies filled by new appointees in New Mexico Solomon Lund Colorado J F Sanders Nevada O H Proule Idaho George F Shoup Utah 0 J Salisbury and Arizona W M Griffith.
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Dus Morins
Iowa
Railroad Commissioners
Executive Council
Collows
Northwestern
Burlington
Burlington and Northern
Milwaukee
Rock Island
Omaha
Chisao
Santa Fe
California
Cedar Rapids
Northern
Dubuque
Sioux City
Pacific
Toledo
Peoria
Western
Union Pacific
Chicago
St. Joseph
Conneil Bluffs
Glass
Des Moines
Letson Balliett
S. I. Balliett
Idaho
Drake University
Young Balliett
Prince Lief
St. Louis
Dwyer
Ben Brush
Ben Bier
Lucky Baldwin
Ramiero
Argentina
Loki
A.U.U. W. Burrago
J. G. Tate
Nebraska
Folson
Texas
H. O. Sessions
South Dakota
George M. Lange
Minnesota
Thomas Cupit
Utah
R. B. Ferren
Connecticut
Louis Anfenger
Colorado
Manrip
Cortes
Mark Hanoa
Republican National Committee Today
Marcus A. Hanna
New Mexico
Solomon Lund
J. F. Sanders
Nevada
H. Proule
J. “Salisbury
Arizona
W. M. Griffith
Walnut Street
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Maprin
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Barnud
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Val Sehwab
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Dick Park
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Stewart
J. Pierpont Morgan
Senate Bond Investigating Committee
John W. Stewart
Le&adville
Salem Light Infantry
Morrison
Worthington
Ind
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Annie Stehle
Cottage Grove Ave
Guatemala
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NEW Lester Cultivator
Gale Mfg. Coo
Albion, Mich
Shaw & Crombie
Walnut ST
J. O. Wilkin
Fr. E. Sanborn CO
R. H. Bailey
E. Townsend
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