Arbitration plan differs from British proposal in disarmament talks
The American plan proposes each signatory to appoint one arbitrator chosen by supreme courts, with a permanent central tribunal of at least three disinterested judges. It allows three months for new facts, optional recourse, and requires nine powers to join, including four signatories of the 1856 Paris declaration. A mediation scheme is also offered to encourage reconciliation before war.
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Disarmament Committee
Arbitration Committee
Supreme Courts
United States
Jersexville Soldier Dies From Philippine Battle Wounds
JERSEYVILLE Ill June 1 Mason Galloway of Grafton died here Wednesday from wounds suffered at the battle of Malolos in the Philippine islands.
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Jersexville
Mason Galloway
Grafton
Malolos
Philippine Islands
Bimetallists Meet in Louisville Ohio Valley League Opening
The third annual session of the League of Bimetallic Clubs of the Ohio Valley opened at MacAuley's theater in Louisville with an expected crowd of about 10,000 visitors and delegates. Notable arrivals included Ex-Gov John P Altgeld and ex-Congressman KE Finley. President Tarvin led the opening with remarks as speakers from Indiana and Illinois addressed the gathering.
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League of the Bimetallic Clubs
Louisville, Hy
Louisville
League of Bimetallic Clubs of the
Ohio Valley
MacAuley
Tarvin
James P. Tarvin
John P. Altgeld
Illinois
George Fred Williams
Drinkwater
Massachusetts
KE. B. Finley
Ohio
Allen Clarke
Weaver
Falls City
J. C. S. Blackburn
James M. Robinson
Indiana
Flavius J van Vorhis
Indianapolis
Republican Party
van Vorhis
Oliver
Cincinnati
Illinois Statesman
Altgeld
Bryrg
Bryan
Galt House
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Wage Demands Rise for Mahoning Valley Blast Furnacemen
The blast furnace workers of Mahoning valley press wage demands to take effect June 5. They cite a $3 per ton rise in pig iron since the last increase and seek parity with New Castle pay scales: Keepers $2.50, Top fillers $2.25, Turn men $3.00, Laborers $1.50.
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Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
New Castle
Clermont County Twins Echo Siamese Birth Tragedy
In Batavia Ohio on May 28 Mrs George Moreland a New Richmond resident gave birth to twins joined at the chest like the famed Siamese twins. The infants lived only a short time.
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Batavia
Clermont County
George Moreland
New Richmond
Women Delegates to the Labor Convention
Laundry Workers' association in Toledo selects Addie Johnson Hattie Hamilton Kittie Dodds and Cornell Waldron Muttart as delegates to the Columbus labor convention. Women vow active participation. Senator Fairbanks to deliver address in Tacoma at Puget Sound university commencement.
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Tolepo
Laundry Workers’ Association
Columbus
Addie Johnson
Hattie Hamilton
Kittie Dodds
Messrs
Cornell
Waldron
Muttart
Senator Fairbanks
Tacoma
Wash
Indiana
Montana
College of Liberal Arts
Puget Sound University
Deroulede Acquitted Amid Courtroom Uproar in Paris
Paris on June 1 saw M. Deroulede and Marcel Habert acquitted by the assize court on charges of inciting soldiers to disobey orders during Loubet’s election. The verdict triggered a riot as the crowd shouted Vive Deroulede and Marseillaise, the court cleared, and Deroulede addressed supporters outside before moving to the Patriots’ offices to rally followers.
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Deroulede
Marcel Habert
Paris
M. Deroulede
Assize Court
Loubet
MM. Beaurpaire
Herve
Maitre Falateuf
Gen
Republican Guard
Lagune of Patriots
Panama
Tragic Barn Attack Kills Infant by Mad Horse
In Uicaco on June 1 John Lind and his four month old son Raymond were attacked by a violent horse in a barn. The child was trampled to death and Lind was seriously injured, possibly fatally, after the horse kicked and bit them. They were pulled from the stall with the infant dead and Lind unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lind
Raymond
Lind
Robert Tubb
George
Tornado Swarms Hit Rockport County Killing Child
Three tornadoes swept through Rockport Missouri causing at least one death and multiple injuries. Buildings were demolished, trees uprooted, and devastation reported in several distant locations across the county.
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Rockport
Indiana Happenings: Arrest, Tax Move, Rail Change
Auburn Jim Reffel was arrested in Garrett after stealing hides case. he collapsed after a police shooting. In Indianapolis the revenue department taxes bucket shop puts and calls, collecting about 7000 dollars with Washington approval pending. Greensburg will host the Big Four line terminal shift with seven freight crews totaling 35 men, amid housing shortages.
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Auburn
Ind
Jim Reffel
Syracuse
Garrett
Marshal Freeze
Freeze
Reffel
Lie
Indianapolis
Revenue Department
Washington
Greensburg
Big Four Railroad
Louisville
Wabash
Murders, damps, and business notes from Indiana towns
Rumors swirl around Moody shooting at a Stagmiller dance with no conclusive proof. Brown and Young are out on bond while Morrells were wrongly linked. Other reports flag a farmer killed by lightning, a receiver taking Ft. Wayne Gazette, and new mining interests in Logansport.
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Oscoop
Ind
Young Moody
Stagmiller
Morrell
Moody
Brown
Young
Whitney Elkins Sidener Trust Plans Cincinnati Auto Ventures
The Whitney Elkins Sidener automobile trust moves to form a company to introduce its vehicles into Cincinnati and other cities. A new firm will oversee an automobile cab and freight vehicle service operations.
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Whitney- Elkins-Sidener Automobile Trust
Cincinnati
Jamaica Moves To Send Delegation For Reciprocity Treaty
In Kincaston Jamaica on June 1 the legislature agreed to dispatch a delegation to Washington immediately to seek negotiation of a reciprocity treaty.
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Kincaston
Jamaica
Washington
President says no large Otis reinforcement in Philippines
Washington reports the president told a caller there is no plan to greatly swell Gen Otis forces in the Philippines. He noted Otis has 25,000 regulars with the 19th Infantry and will not require further volunteers unless circumstances demand. Secretary Alger discussed the situation with the president.
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Washington
Ponce
P. R
Meade
New York
Otis
19Th Infantry
Larely
Alger
White House
Our National Game: Six Cities Winners on Wednesday
Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Baltimore and Boston led the day with wins across major leagues. The results highlight strong performances by top teams in steady midweek action.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Boston
Tnnings
Philadelphia
Frazer
Douglas
Griffith
Nichols
Emilie
McDonald
Boston Veweee O
Cleveland
Lewis
Hickman
Clarke
Bergen
Hughey
Stivitts
Zimmer
Smith
Burns
ORE
Brooklyn Pale Nee
Louisville
Hughes
Grim
Dowling
Kittredge
Lynch
Connolly
St. Louis
McGinnity
Robinson
Powell
O'Connor
O Day
McGarr
Swartwood
Warner
New York
Carrick and Grady
Hawley
Pietz
Gaffney and Andrews
W. L. Pe
Washington
Phil'delphia
Boa
Gen Gomez at Deaths Door in Havana
Havana reports Gen. Gomez critically ill after severe asthma attacks on Monday and Wednesday. Doctors restrict bedside visits at Quinta Los Molinos as friends fear another attack. Washington says Capt Barker reports Gilmore and sailors seen and likely held for ransom after Yorktown ambush. Chicago describes a Northwestern train collision with a suburban line engine near Des Moines.
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Havana
Gomez
Quinta Los Molinos
WashingTon
Navy Department
Barker
Manila
Gilmore
Horse
Yorktown
Bale
Derby Win At Epson By Flying Fox In 219th Renewal
The Derby stakes 219th renewal at Epson was won by Flying Fox on Wednesday. Also reported are the deaths of Dr Norman Kerr and Gen Deganay, treasure balance in London, a Dewey monument plan in Chicago, a Cambridgeport fire loss of 50000, and other brief items including Admiral Dewey sailing plans and Manilla hospital ship incidents.
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Norman Kerr
London
Deganay
Washington
Paris
Epson
Flying Fox
Treasury
J. Neale Plumb
Alexander Masterton
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Lincoln Park Board of Chicago
Adm
Dewey
Sidney Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
Lord Kitchener
Khartoum
Trieste
Austria
Alexandria
Binghampton
N. Y
Elmer E. Scatchard
Oneonta Knitting Mills
Cincinnati and Chicago Market Prices May 31 Report
Market report from Cincinnati and Chicago lists flour, rye and wheat prices, oats, hogs, cattle, sheep and veal. Notable figures include flour patent at 3.80 for some grades, wheat May at 77 maize, hogs at 3.95, cattle with shippers at 4.65, and lambs at 7.25 to 7.60.
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Cincinnati
de Ely
OatTs
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Co operation urged for good roads by wheelmen and farmers
The farmers national congress requests Otto Dorner of the League of American Wheelmen to lead the good roads day at its Boston convention next October with President Keenan of the L A W to preside. The movement, once hostile, now unites farmers and wheelmen behind state aid road programs sharing costs among state county and property owners.
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Chia
Farmers’ National Congress
Agricultural Association
United States
Otto Dorner
League of American Wheelmen
Farmers’ Organization
Boston
Congress
Keenan
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Fort Worth
Tex
New York
Minnesota
Higmex Budd
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Harmon Ridlen
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Harvey Snyder
Walter Wickliff
John Lamb
Frank Hawk
Hoffman
Tipton
Thomas Bozzell
Terre Haute, Ind
Evansville, Terre Haute & Chicago Railroad Co
Indiana Black Coal Railway
Wales
Terre Havre
United States Wrapper Manufacturing Co
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Otis’ Forces
Gen. Gomez
Adm. Dewey
Olympia
Hong Kong
Singapor
Rock Island Arsenal
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San Francisco Examiner
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