First Sugar Caucus Amendments Pass In Senate Test
The first test vote on the sugar schedule adopted a Republican caucus amendment raising the house rate to 1.05 per pound. The tally was 82 in favor and 40 against with 20 Republicans, 1 Democrat, McEnery of Louisiana, 1 silver Republican Jones of Nevada, and 1 Populist Stewart of Nevada voting affirmative. Democrats and silver Republicans formed the opposition.
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Allison
Me. Gorman
White
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Stawa
Navy Cadets Refuse Resignations Despite Need
Secretary of the Navy vetoed resignations of three Annapolis cadets George Weber H L Collina and P L Pratt. They had four years service with the engineering branch and faced an eight year service pledge. They will now complete a two year cruise and be commissioned as assistant engineers.
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Washingpton
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Naval Service
Annapolis
George Weber
Arkansas
H. L. Collina
Pennsylvania
P. L. Pratt
Ilinois
Academy
Engineer Corps
Navy
Outrage at Governor Smiths home sparks arrest in blast
Leavenworth Kansas June 12 A dishonorably discharged Soldier home inmate Oliver was arrested on suspicion of blowing up Governor Smiths residence. The blast injured Mrs Smith who escaped death by a narrow margin. A second ex veteran is suspected but at large. Authorities link the attack to long running protests against Colonel Smiths removal and the home dispute.
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Leavenworth
Kay
Oliver
Goverstar Smith
John Biringer
Smith
Kansas
National Board of Managers
Pacific
Santa Monica
Cal
Colonel Smith
Congressional
Spanish Cabinet in Summer Continuation Hinted
Madrid reports suggest the cabinet will last only for the summer while the court stays in San Sebastian. Weyler’s resignation is debated by Canovas del Castillo, who may approve or deny it as needed. Weyler urges immediate Cuban municipal elections, raising doubt about his liberal reform direction. Speculation links Canovas and Sagasta on a future succession, excluding minor parties.
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London
Madrid
Pall Mall Gazette
San Sebastian
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Weyler
Cuba
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Senor Canovog
Senor Sagasta
Veterans Must Wait For Pension Payments In Deficiency Delay
Washington ordered Captain G W Skinner pension agent to suspend all certificate payments until next month as Congress works on a deficiency bill. Skinner held 411000 funds to cover uncashed certificates but must forward the money to the New York subtreasury for urgent needs. Regular quarterly payments resume in July if the bill passes, otherwise some veterans will continue to wait.
Magnetic Well of Great Power Found in Ohio Town
Bowxravity Ohio June 14 A magnetic well of great power was struck here at 140 feet depth the drill became magnetized and iron particles cling to it A knife rubbed on the drill lifts nails and steel a needle in water points north The find is regarded as important by the medical fraternity and is drawing wide notice
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Bowxravity
Fragmented 1920s battery trade snippet from Midwest ads
A garbled OCR fragment lists several battery brands and sellers including Thomas and McAuley Columbus Milwaukee Grand Rapids and Clarkson and Spear. Mentionsnindeterminately associated cities and parallel lines hint at an ad page for battery dealers with scattered names and places.
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Kane Ciy
Thomas and
McAuley
Friend Eit
Take
Columbus
Auf Grosto
Paul Rhe
Paogevuo Raat Ph
Batteriva
Evanas
Rotter
Thekiey
Vphylo
Opie
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Clarkson and
Spear
Crow
Baseball scores and a fatal buggy fire report
National League varied results with multiple games including bold line scores and errors across teams. A separate notice describes Mr and Mrs Thomas Reasner’s buggy fire accident near June 11 leaving Mrs Reaser dead at age over 60 after a long agony.
Hopeful Outlook for Fall Trade Says Bradstreet
Bradstreet reports improved mood for fall trade despite cool wet weather. Business better than last year with larger volume and more employment since the last presidential election. May railroad warnings up and Bessemer pig iron prices rising. Woolen manufacturers hopeful on higher prices. cotton and corn demand boosted by hot weather and showers in gulf states. Crop prospects generally favorable except Oregon and Washington.
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New York
Bradstreet's
Bessemer
Oregon
Washington
Gulf States
Supreme Court Upholds 3 Cent Street Car Fare Law
The Indiana supreme court rules the 3 cent street car fare law is general and applicable to any city with 100000 inhabitants per census. John Navin was fined 30 dollars after refusing to pay more than 3 cents. the case now waits on a U.S. court restraining order before enforcement.
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Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Monk
Citigens Company
Showalter
John Navin
Circuit
United States Court
United States to Be Represented at Jubilee Celebrations
London hosts a Jubilee dinner in honor of Whitelaw Reid the United States special ambassador. Guests include Andrew Carnegie Chauncey M. Dupon and other Americans. The British government and figures such as Sir William Collville and Lord Wolseley express satisfaction with U S representation at the Diamond Jubilee festivities.
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Ambarnaudor Hay
Whitelaw Reid
Andrew Carnegie
Chauncey M. Dupon
Reda
Lonesdale House
William Collville
Reid
Lord Wolseley
Yote
Henry Nee Lae
Teaddarin
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