A Pri tle ss Strike and Peru Spain Relations
Washington June 9 Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Chronicle reports a threatened yard strike fading after union expectations that authorities would yield to mandates. Manuel Freyer, Peruvian Minister, addressed President Grant and sparked diplomatic chatter about Spain Peru relations and a possible South American united response if Spain acts further. Also notes on temperance society and printer union admission amid shifts in labor bureaus.
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Indian train attack and cattle raid reported
After ten eee 08 a small force joined and the Indians compelled the train wounding three. The incident details are unclear. Troops pursued from Tucson but searches were fruitless after a cattle raid on two hundred head owned by a French man La Seard, with herders driven off and soldiers captured.
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Woman's Rights Convention Second Day Highlights
Indianapolis reports show the suffrage convention energized by resolutions supporting equal rights and education tests, praising the Sixteenth Amendment, and critiquing gender legal disabilities. News from Des Moines and Mandamus cases, plus a new daily paper rumor and railroad updates follow.
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State Medical Association Meets in Columbus Hall
Dispatch reports the Ohio State Medical Association meeting in the State House at Columbus. Officers elected include Presidents Dr. M. Dawson Roy, Dr. A P Jones Portsmouth, Dr. S B Reaville Lebanon, Dr. F E Hill Oxford. Secretary Dr W C Hall Brown. Cleveland named as next meeting site amid adopted resolutions on legislative prayer and memorials. Morgan raid claims certified as by law.
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Railroad Express Collides With a Cow Near Annapolis Junction
Washington June 10 A Balti more and Ohio Railroad official statement describes last night s through express train from Washington to New York struck a cow after passing Annapolis Junction causing the smoking car and adjacent coaches to derail. Eight passengers were injured most severely Sam Wie s notable for a deep facial injury and possible loss of an eye. Several others including Mr Evans of Alexandria and a Georgetown man were wounded. President Grant remained unaware of the full extent until later.
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THE M CONNELL MURDER TRIAL VERDICT DELIVERED
The McConnell murder trial closes with the jury finding the defendant not guilty after a tense final session. Citizens gathered in the courtroom react with relief as jurors retire and return with their verdict.
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Cuban forces push toward Havana amid heavy losses
Information reports Cuban troops advancing from the region near Havana with two army corps under General Jordan engaging Spanish and Cuban volunteer forces. Casualties run high with estimates of 60 Spaniards killed and about 1,200 Cubans killed or wounded. Insurgent General Marmol is reported dead.
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Allies plan move in Paraguayan war update
Private advices from March suggest Allied forces, estimated around thirty thousand, prepared a major advance toward Asuncion. The Paraguayan army suffered heavy losses in recent fighting as both sides endured costly battles and reinforcements.
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Republicans Nominate Candidate in Third District Convention
Officials report a split in the Parma meeting as Republicans nominated G. W. for the Third District at Opelika. A tech observer claims no decision was made, while Nogris, the late incumbent, faces a factional fight today in the ongoing convention.
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Unclear Historical Note on Warrenton Arrests
Fragmentary text reports arrests in Warrenton by unspecified authorities with terms like orders from the Court and restrictions on action. The passage is garbled, lacking clear names, dates, or outcomes, hindering precise reporting.
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Irish Church Bill divides Lords amid crisis in Parliament
London dispatches report Tory peers splitting over the Irish Church Disestablishment bill after a weekend meeting. The Times notes the House of Lords may yield to the national will for second reading, while a Harrowby motion to postpone six months is recorded.
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Paris riots shadow election aftermath in Montmartre and citywide
Reports from Paris detail election turmoil with crowds in Montmartre where police used force, arrests made, and injuries sustained. Other notes describe rival results in the Corp de Deglisatif, ongoing rioting, and a tranquil city after cavalry patrolled streets.
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Seward and party to San Francisco from Omaha
A Omaha dispatch reports Hon. Wm. H Seward and family and several House Ways and Means Committee members are in Omaha and will depart tonight for San Francisco. A Sioux City dispatch notes Gen. Burbank in Dakota is not buying supplies for destitute Indians. Indian depredations remain limited south of the Platte with local unrest at Cheyenne River.
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Money Market Review From The Week Ahead Of June
The money market stayed close through the past week with liquidity tight and loan demand steady. Currency supply remained short as banks stretched to meet customers needs while whisky dealers pressed for favorable terms before the month end. Bond and government security activity was subdued with limited trading and few sales in gold and current New York rate quotes cited.
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Sioux attack leaves Swede and boy dead near Salt Marsh
Waterville reports a small party of Sioux killed one Swede and a boy on Wednesday. Local settlers are armed and wary of further trouble. The superintendent notes New York colony members largely arrived in Washington area and many are taking homesteads nearby.
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Oil Market Quiet as New York Shows Slight Activity
A faded market report notes overall quiet trading with New York showing modest activity. Dealers report tight supply for crude deliverables and firm prices despite limited stock and dull overall movement.
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