Cuban Brigands Reign of Terror In Cuban Towns
New York dispatch reports rising brigandage in Cuba with towns outside rail lines under bandit control. Negro ex-invasion troops seize property, raid a grocery with a $5,000 safe, feuds with Spanish and American forces, and residents distrust Cuban soldiers acting as police. Refugees flee, rice aid issued, insurgent plans to wear plain uniforms to deceive armies.
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Herald
Havana
United States
Mariel
Quintanas
Washington
Jose Lobregat
San Antonio
Lobregat
Republic
Brooke
Seventh Cavalry
Rivera
Luzon
New Banana Combination to Rival Banana Trust
New York reports a rival to the banana trust is being formed. Negotiations began weeks ago and a launch is expected within days. The plan is a protection-based combination, not a trust, targeting West Indian fruit markets and areas outside the existing control, with prices likely unchanged.
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New York
the Tribune
Banana Trust
United States
United Fruit Company
Bluefields Company
Mobilé
New Orleans
Refugees Flock In New York Dispatch From Manila
A Manila Herald dispatch reports about a thousand refugees trying to reach Manila being turned back by authorities. They fear overpopulation could trigger pestilence and famine. The article notes frequent actions but cuts off in mid-sentence.
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New York
Herald
Manila
Chiefs Herald of Apia Reports Disarmament Efforts
From Apia on June 1 via Auckland the Pheasant and Badger moved to disarm Mataafa followers who hold 2000 rifles. Malietoa Tanu will disarm his men as sailors withdraw. A new civil government is in operation with strict economic measures and municipal elections planned. Indemnity is being considered at about 200000 dollars. Debates on abolishing the kingship continue with potential dual district chiefs.
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New York
The
Herald
Apia
Samoa
Auckland
N. Z
Pheasant
Malietoa
Malietoa Tanu
E. B
Maxe
San Francisco
London
Herr Rose
Mataafa
Tanu
Negotiations Proceeding on Alaskan Situation
London reports a high colonial office authority says negotiations on the Alaskan situation are in the briskest condition after United States Ambassador Choate met with the Marquess of Salisbury at the foreign office. Secretary Joseph Chamberlain will formally submit the settlement lines for discussion in the high commission, a move seen as Chamberlain’s pivotal influence with the Canadian side.
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London
Colonial Office
Associated Press
United States
Choate
Marqu!s of Salisbury
Foreign Office
High Commission
Josep Chamberlain
Salisbury
Pauncefote
Chamberlain
Philippine commission sails for southern islands voyage
Professor Schurman of the Philippine commission departs Manila on Friday aboard the gunboat Bennington for a three week visit to Iloilo Cebu Negros and Sulu. He plans to study local governments and hold talks with natives before returning in July. Hall's brigade moved from Morong toward Taytay facing little opposition while Morong will be garrisoned by North Dakota regiment and Fourth cavalry.
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Negros
Sulu
Hall
Morong
Taytay
North Dakota Regiment
Fourth Cavalry
Minister Arrested in Washington on Kidnap Hypnosis Case
Colfax June 7 A Baptist minister G J Dapike was jailed awaiting extradition to Kansas after accusations he hypnotized Mrs W Funk of Hillsboro and drugged and abducted her during revival services at Soltice Junction. A Kansas man demanded his arrest. justice of the peace ordered him held in county jail in default of $1000.
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Colfax
Wash
G. J. Dapike
Fall Here
Kansas
Mre
W. Funk
Hillsboro, Kan
Soltice Junction
Here
Mr. Funk
Nhe Kansas
Dapike
Justice of the Pace
Oskerdale
Montana Men Named for Indian Agencies and Mineral Land Post
Washington June 1 The president announced appointments Clinton T Stranahan of Lewiston Idaho as agent for Nez Perces at Idaho. William R Logan of Alhambra Mont as agent for Kiowa at Oklahoma Territory. Peter T Morris of Bozeman named mineral land commissioner in Bozeman land district.
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Washington
Clinton T. Stranahan
Lewiston
Idaho
Nez Perces
William R. Logan
Alhambra
Mont
Kiowa
Oklahoma Territory
Peter T. Morris
Bozeman
Bozeman Land District
Dreyfus Refuses Military Uniform Return
Herald from Cayenne reports Dreyfus still declines to wear the military uniform he was allowed to resume by the French government. The refusal marks a defiant stance amid ongoing controversy over his case and status.
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New York
Herald
Cayenne
Dreyfus
Anger Grows Over Bloemfontein Talks Failure
London reports confirm breakdown of Bloemfontein conference between Krueger and Milner over arbitration. Krueger offered concessions but tied them to British acceptance of arbitration, which Britain has rejected. Rifts widen as officials foresee possible military preparations though war is not desired.
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Brussels
Doctor Leyde
Transvaal
Pretoria
Krueger
Milner
Bloemfontein
Britain
Great Britain
London
Affairs in Samoa Progress Report From Apia
Washington June 7 All information held by the state department on the Samoan commission at Apia is reported as progress with only a brief statement that the lives were in progress.
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Washington
State Department
Apia
Prisoner execution by Russian cavalry shocks Kobe and Tokio
A group of 11 professors including one German savant and ten Japanese were captured by Russian cavalry, shot as spies without trial, and their photographic and scientific apparatus destroyed. Japanese authorities vow a thorough investigation into the incident in Kobe and Tokio.
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Kobe
Tokio
Automobile Race Plans From Cleveland Manager Goes to New York
Chas Jonks, manager of Alexander Winston's automobile expedition, departed for New York with funds to cover a 4000 dollar forfeit posted in Paris by M. Charron, the Brenen Automontlist. The forfeit will be posted in New York and correspondence opened with M. Charron. Tents will be prepared for the race.
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Chicago
Times- Herald
Cleveland
Alexander Winston
New York
Chas, Jonks
Paris
M. Charron
Brenen Automontlist
Winalow
Tsi! Ailes
Mronehman
Wiares
Avenue
Remarkable Scene At Funeral In Vancouver British Columbia
The burial of Darien, a notable figure among natives of British Columbia, drew 6,000 Indigenous mourners who filled the scene with a death chant and synchronized movement. Meanwhile a crucifixion tableau was enacted on an elevated platform behind the bier with actors in bright ceremonial garments.
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Vancouver
H.C
Darien
British Columbia
Heat Claims Seven Lives in 24 Hours
Telegraphic brief reports seven deaths from the heat in New York within a 24 hour period. Also notes Sister Margaret Anna Cuzick, the “Nun of Kanmare,” dies at Leamington. American Sugar Refining directors declare quarterly dividends of 8 percent on common stock and 1 percent on preferred. Exchange Telegraph notes six tea races planned in the Solent during July.
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Moon
London
Margaret Anna Cuzick
Kanmare
Leamington
Warewick
American Sugar Refining Company
Conmion
Preferred
Exchange Telegraph Company
Solent
Butte Public Building site chosen by commission
The commissioned panel for locating the Butte Public Building has issued a unanimous report endorsing the northeast corner of Main and Copper streets as the preferred site. The finding reflects authoritative agreement among appointed members regarding the best location for the project.
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Butte
Main and
Copper Streets
Dispute Over Samoa Officials Sparks Uncertainty
The report notes no official source confirming removals of the consuls and chief justice. London and Berlin hold the key on British and German intentions while Mr. Oxborne, the U S consul, remains supported by authorities. The Samoan commission lacks authority to depose Chief Justice Chambers without formal complaints and treaty backing.
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London
Berlin
Oxborne
United States
Far Hae
Modern Woodmen discuss reserve fund at Kansas City session
The Kansas City Modern Woodmen meeting June 7 focused on creating a reserve fund. The report was treated as special business and spurred debate. Woodmen gathered in the convention hall before the session, wearing bright badges and showing heightened energy for the discussion.
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Kansas City
Passengers Injured In Missouri Pacific Wreck Near Goff
A round mixed train on the Missouri Pacific central branch was derailed one mile east of Goff, Atchison County, late last night. Between two and thirty passengers were injured as mail, smoker, and chair cars toppled into a slight embankment while traveling at full speed. Remarkably every occupant escaped death.
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Atchison, Kan
Scientists listed as missing traced to Tosang landing
Victoria June 7 reports Kobe papers dated May 16 disclose the missing scientists have been found. The party landed near Tosang on the Liao Tung peninsula to study earthquake phenomena and mountain forms.
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Victoria
B. C
Kobe
Tosang
Liao Tung Peninsula
Battles and unrest cross oceans and states on June 7
Across global and domestic fronts June 7 reports list reparations paid to Cuban soldiers by Randall Ho in Cuba, dry docking a battleship in Port Orchard, leadership changes at Western Passenger and the Republican committee, Dreyfus interviews stalling in Cayenne, a European heat wave, a Lancaster execution, and mine strikes in Silverton and Durango.
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Hayine
Col. Randall
Jkoruranes
Randall Ho
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Port Orchard
Chicago
Cattner
Western Passenger Inveseration
Delaware
Lackiawanna & Western
Cleveland
Hanna
Washington
National Republican Committee
Columbus
Ohio
Sternberg
USA
Lancaster
David B. Landis
Landis
Conestoga National Bank
Silverton
Colo
Durango
Tiger
Silver Lake
San Juan County
Wedge
Ouray
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