Newlands Resolution Adopted for Hawaiian Annexation
The House voted 209 to 1 for the Newlands resolution approving Hawaii's annexation. Debate dragged from Friday with broad claims of commercial value and strategic importance, while opponents warned of colonial policy change and Monroe Doctrine implications. The roll showed 179 Republicans, 14 Democrats, 8 Populists, and 4 independents in support. The Senate report from Washington indicated favorable action by the Foreign Relations Committee and a plan to bring up the measure promptly.
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Red Lake lands sale plans approved for Duluth and Crookston
Mary Bins approves regulations for Red Lake pine lands sale. Duluth district offers on Aug 2 and Crookston district on Aug 16. Land Commissioner Hermann to transmit instructions to local offices soon. Also reports on Wisconsin regiment illness in Jacksonville from suspected food poisoning and grasshopper concerns in North Dakota. fire damage in Charlotte area. Minnesota reservoir dam repair funding debated.
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Garcia Guban General Confers With Admiral Sampson
Rear Admiral Sampson authorized publication of the latest war update from Kingston Jamaica dated June 21. General Garcia, with 4000 troops, pressed toward Santiago de Cuba while Spanish forces at Guantanamo report dire warnings of food shortages and mounting casualties.
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Fusion Candidates Tee Up Minnesota Party Deals
State conventions for the Democratic, Populist, and Silver Republican camps met to forge a fusion pact. John Lind was endorsed for governor. the joint committee proposed shared offices among three parties, with Buck and Canty likely to be named by all.
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Polk County
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Joint Conference
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Ariting
Mid- roaders bolt and nominate ticket in anti fusion move
The middle of the road Populists who left the state convention over fusion with Democrats and Silver Republicans held a convention on June 17 and nominated a full ticket except for a supreme court justice. Ignatius Donnelly led the bolters and received unanimous endorsement.
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Distant Battles and Naval Movements Reported Near Guantanamo and Santiago
Telegraphic items recount Spanish forces near Guantanamo reaching for Santiago while Cubans hold the line at Guantanamo. General Garcia’s forces march on Santiago as Shafter’s army arrives off the coast and meets Admiral Sampson. Other notes mention Minnesota politics, tax defense funds, Hobson, and rumors of the Madrid queen regent’s abdication.
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Prison binding factory faces order glut before harvest
SritSwatex Minnesota June 23 The prison twine plant could have shipped 10 million pounds for harvest. now managers turn away small cash orders as rates reach five million pounds. Warden Wolfer says operation must continue to fulfill booked orders. Hospital Train Leaves Tops Tama Florida June 21 Surgeon Charles Richard leads a 63 patient transfer from provisional division hospital to Fort McPherson general hospital.
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Manila in peril as Captain General Augusti flees city
Manila news from June reports the Captain General Augusti and his family captured or in danger as native regiments desert. Rebels reportedly hold Manila while Admiral Dewey urges that American troops receive the Spanish capitulation. Madrid dispatches note Augusti may retreat to the citadel, cutting external communications.
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Spaniards in Masila Face Exhaustion as Siege Bites
Intermittent firing surrounds the city outskirts as Spaniards suffer hunger and sleeplessness. They lack information on enemy movements and fear native troops deserting as retreat begins. Insurgents avoid civilians while English women and children remain safe in the hostile zone.
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Dewey Reports Philippine Situation and Manila Plans
Navy dispatch from Cavite and Washington describes insurgent activity in the Philippines, Spanish power crumbling, and a plan for a third Manila expedition. Refugees aboard merchant vessels are guarded by neutral ships as insurgents pledge a republic under Anglo American tutelage. General Merritt notes transports ready to retire soldiers by Thursday. Hoo extension progress reaches 19 miles beyond Kulm.
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Marines Rout Spanish Guerrillas in Karst Action
United States Marine forces under Lt Col Robert W. Huntington and Captain Elliott, with Osirans led by Colonel Laborda, attacked a Spanish camp five miles from the American position near the Karst. They killed about 40 Spaniards, destroyed a wet, and suffered one U.S. marine wounded and Cuban casualties of two killed and four wounded. Marines inflicted heavy fire as they routed the guerrilla force. Burns and Johnson traded 60 rounds to a draw in Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
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Late Market Report Snapshot For Wheat Hogs Cattle
Market notes from Sioux City St Paul and Chicago show mixed movements. Wheat futures varied with June consolidating around 78 and July 73 cents. hogs quoted steady to higher. cattle demand strong with good fat cattle and stocker price ranges. butter and eggs firm in dairy markets. overall activity across grains livestock and dairy reflected in closing prices and tabled bids.
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