Arbitration Drive Aims To Settle International Disputes
Congressional notes from Washington detail a foreign relations committee resolution urging the president to seek arbitration with any nation with diplomatic ties to settle unresolved differences. The day's Senate debate touched tariff bills, bond purchases, and political remarks on administration policy, ending with adjournment amid procedural votes and mixed party lines.
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Hays
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Turpie
Butler
Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities Across the Nation
In Washington and Philadelphia, and several other cities, baseball results show varied scores, including Washington 4 and Philadelphia Palladronia 15, with details from Minneapolis Athletics 6 and Chicago teams. A Kansas City game and St Louis 1 also appear, while a St Paul reference hints at regional play and local teams. A separate brick-yard accident in McEnosinex, Wisconsin, reports seven men buried, three fatally, with two dead at once and others seriously injured. Later, a June 18 note mentions massive swarms of chintz bugs affecting crops, with concerns over potential eggs and future damage to the harvest.
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St. Paul
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Atinneapots
Kansas
McEnosinex
Wis
Republican tariff plank targets free trade foes of American industry
At a Republican convention the platform denounces free trade as taught by the British Copden club and enacted by Grover Cleveland and the Democratic Party, urging opposition to the Mills tariff by lawmakers and voters. The Philadelphia Press notes a push to back Mayor Edwin Fitler as Pennsylvania’s GOP presidential candidate. A yacht named Gloam has been recovered at sea.
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Pennsylvania
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Senate offers resolution to probe Louisiana senatorial election
Congress notes a Senate resolution by Mr Chandler to refer Senator Gibson's credentials to the Privileges and Elections Committee and to probe alleged violence fraud and false returns in the Louisiana election. House debates tariff amendments as filibuster charges surface and final vote timing slips.
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Cullom
Inter-State Commerce
Committee On Pensions
Dolph
District of Columbia
First Mumination Lights Up Republican Convention
At Chaco tonight the 3000 electric lights in the convention hall dazzled 1000s of spectators. Generals Powell Clayton and Cyrus Leland Jr. arrived among other dignitaries as talks pointed to temporary and permanent chairmen with Thurston and Miller favored for those positions.
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Indiana
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Kansas
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Conger
Ohio
Warner Miller
New York
John M.thurston
Nebraska
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Locusts and Grasshoppers Reported in Midwest Flood
Dispatches from northern Illinois and western Indiana note swarms of young locusts. Prof. C V Riley says a brood is present this year and may spread through Shewooded Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin. Grasshoppers may injure crops as weather favors hatching across Minnesota. A railway plan between New York and Chicago draws funds discussion. Jonathan A Chase to be US senator by majority in both houses.
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Wents
General Assembly
Jonathan A. Chase
United States
Fisheries Treaty Opens Senate Debate and House Revenue Plan
The Senate began open executive session on the fisheries treaty with Mr Gray defending its merit and urging balanced consideration. In the House a resolution proposed to repeal all internal revenue taxes except on spirits and malt liquors, while creating a graduated income tax and free-trade import exemptions for non U S produced goods. A county superintendent nomination in Stark County favors Miss Alice Ellison with broad support for women as capable educators.
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New York
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Five presidential hopefuls in Chicago for convention night
In Chicago on June II representatives of five distinct presidential booms gathered with others expected. Delegates for the Republican National Convention arrived and press men sought wire connections. Judge Gresham attended in person at the Palmer House as factions held open meetings near Grand Pacific rotunda. Iowa delegation chair J S Clarkin said the nomination contest narrowed to three, with Senator Allison among them.
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Fire and Flood Damages and Benefits of Saturday Storm
Reports from Michigan's peninsula show heavy damage near Lake Linden with a water spout like burst. Calumet’s Methodist church struck by lightning, water poured into mines. Portage quarry entries stopped. Lake Linden damages reach about $50,000. Duluth South Shore Atlantic line washed out in places. Norway residents thankful storm spared buildings. Iron Mountain residents receive food aid. few stores left in town, people endured long night of storm.
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Gresham boom stirs Washington influence and German papers
Washington correspondent reports that Gresham’s rising popularity unsettles wire pullers as German republican papers back him. Portland convention elects Wiswell temporary chair and Cleaves named for governor. Burleigh nominated on first ballot. Berle notes the emperor’s worsening health with uncertain cause, doctors unsure of epiglottis involvement.
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